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* As it was the case with the ONE MORE EXTRA STAGE songs since [[AC HAPPY SKY|beatmania IIDX 12 HAPPY SKY]], the arcade LED marquee displays a special message when 卑弥呼 is played as ONE MORE EXTRA STAGE: "WELCOME TO MY CONTRY 'YAMATAIKOKU'". This is a reference to Himiko's origin. | * As it was the case with the ONE MORE EXTRA STAGE songs since [[AC HAPPY SKY|beatmania IIDX 12 HAPPY SKY]], the arcade LED marquee displays a special message when 卑弥呼 is played as ONE MORE EXTRA STAGE: "WELCOME TO MY CONTRY 'YAMATAIKOKU'". This is a reference to Himiko's origin. | ||
* According to the game files, the name of the golden creature appearing in 卑弥呼's overlays is Orochi. In Japanese mythology, Orochi is an 8-headed and 8-tailed dragon slain by the Shinto god Susanoo. | * According to the game files, the name of the golden creature appearing in 卑弥呼's overlays is Orochi. In Japanese mythology, Orochi is an 8-headed and 8-tailed dragon slain by the Shinto god Susanoo. | ||
* 卑弥呼 has been in every arcade game SP Kaiden course since the song was first added in beatmania IIDX 16 EMPRESS. | |||
* 卑弥呼's genre, ESOTERIC SPEEDCORE, has no connections with the speedcore genre. Instead, it is a play on [[Ganymede]]'s genre, ESOTERIC SLOWCORE. | * 卑弥呼's genre, ESOTERIC SPEEDCORE, has no connections with the speedcore genre. Instead, it is a play on [[Ganymede]]'s genre, ESOTERIC SLOWCORE. | ||
* 卑弥呼 marks the first collaboration between Yoshitaka Nishimura and Jun Wakita in BEMANI. | * 卑弥呼 marks the first collaboration between Yoshitaka Nishimura and Jun Wakita in BEMANI. | ||