BUTTERFLY (KCP KUNG-FU MIX)
BUTTERFLY (KCP KUNG-FU MIX)
Song Information
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Artist: SMILE.dk
Composition/Lyrics: Robert Uhlmann, Robin Rex
Arrangement: KCP
Album: Dancemania BASS #6 (2000)
BPM: 135
Length: 1:34
First Music Game Appearance: Dance Maniax
Other Music Game Appearances:
Lyrics
Ai yai yai Ai yai yai Ai yai yai Ai yai yai Ai yai yai Ai yai yai Where's my samurai? Ai yai yai I'm your little butterfly Green, black, and blue Make the colors in the sky. Ai yai yai I'm your little butterfly Green, black, and blue Make the colors in the sky. I'm searching for a man All across Japan Just to find, to find my samurai Someone who is strong But still a little shy Yes, I need, I need my samurai Ai yai yai I'm your little butterfly Green, black, and blue Make the colors in the sky. Ai yai yai I'm your little butterfly Green, black, and blue Make the colors in the sky. I've been searching in the woods And high upon the field Just to find, to find my samurai Someone who won't regret To keep me in his nest Yes, I need, I need my samurai Ai yai yai I'm your little Butterfly Green, black, and blue Make the colors in the sky. Ai yai yai I'm your little Butterfly Green, black, and blue Make the colors in the sky.
Song Connections / Remixes
- BUTTERFLY (KCP KUNG-FU MIX) is a disco remix of Butterfly, which appeared in DanceDanceRevolution.
Trivia
- BUTTERFLY (KCP KUNG-FU MIX) is mistakenly titled as BUTTERFLY (KCP FUNG-FU MIX) in the Dance Maniax series. This was never corrected in the games, though the spelling is correct in the Dance Maniax Original Soundtrack album.
- In the original Dance Maniax, BUTTERFLY (KCP KUNG-FU MIX)'s artist was capitalized as SMILE.DK.
- PAPIO appears in BUTTERFLY (KCP FUNG-FU MIX)'s jacket and background animations.
- The full, unmixed version of BUTTERFLY (KCP KUNG-FU MIX) has never been publicly released.
Song Production Information
DanceDanceRevolution's signature number "BUTTERFLY" caused a dance boom throughout Japan. The original version was SMILE.dk's debut single, who were formed in 1997, and became a big hit in Japan, and Asian countries such as Hong Kong and China. This remixed version, as its title suggests, is filled with an Asian taste. The combination of English lyrics and a melody which makes you think of Chinese movies, is irresistible. It seems fun to dance in a style which incorporates kung fu movements.
(from "Dancemania BASS#6")
Difficulty & Notecounts
No difficulty ratings are listed in DanceDanceRevolution (i-αppli).
Dance Maniax difficulty rated from 1 to 8 in the first game, and up to 9 in 2ndMIX onwards.
DanceDanceRevolution
| Game | Single | Double | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beginner | Basic | Difficult | Expert | Challenge | Basic | Difficult | Expert | Challenge | |
| Notecounts / Freeze Arrows / Shock Arrows | - / - | ? / ? | ? / ? | ? / ? | - / - / - | - / - | - / - | - / - | - / - / - |
| DanceDanceRevolution (i-αppli) | - | N/A | N/A | N/A | - | - | - | - | - |
Dance Maniax
| Game | Single | Double | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mild | Wild | Mild | Wild | |
| Notecounts | 199 | 300 | 213 | 305 |
| Dance Maniax→2ndMIX append JPARADISE | 4 | 7 | 4 | 7 |
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