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== Song Information == | == Song Information == | ||
[[Image:SP DRUM'N COREDUST.png|thumb|244px|Mynarco's pop'n music banner.]] | |||
Artist: positive MAD-crew<br> | Artist: positive MAD-crew<br> | ||
Composition/Arrangement/Lyrics: [[Osamu Migitera]]<br> | Composition/Arrangement/Lyrics: [[Osamu Migitera]]<br> | ||
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** To unlock Mynarco permanently, you had to play the song once during the week that it was available. If you didn't unlock it during that week, Mynarco can be obtained via bistro saucer. | ** To unlock Mynarco permanently, you had to play the song once during the week that it was available. If you didn't unlock it during that week, Mynarco can be obtained via bistro saucer. | ||
* Mynarco had a 5-Button chart in pop'n music Sunny Park's location tests. It was replaced with a brand-new EASY chart in the final version of the game. | * Mynarco had a 5-Button chart in pop'n music Sunny Park's location tests. It was replaced with a brand-new EASY chart in the final version of the game. | ||
* Mynarco was incorrectly assumed to be sung by Hatsune Miku at the time of pop'n music Sunny Park's release. This was later debunked in Mynarco's song comments, where | * Mynarco was incorrectly assumed to be sung by Hatsune Miku at the time of pop'n music Sunny Park's release. This was later debunked in Mynarco's song comments, where positive MAD-crew notes the vocalist is a woman known only as Nia-chan. | ||
== Music Comment == | == Music Comment == | ||