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pop'n CG design: [[Yukizumi Terao|tera]]<br> | pop'n CG design: [[Yukizumi Terao|tera]]<br> | ||
First Music Game Appearance: [[PnM_AC_6|pop'n music 6]]<br> | First Music Game Appearance: [[PnM_AC_6|pop'n music 6]]<br> | ||
Other Music Game Appearances: None. | Other Music Game Appearances: None. | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
[[Image:AMERICA-popn6banner.gif|thumb|248px|STAR TREK's pop'n music 6 banner.]] | [[Image:AMERICA-popn6banner.gif|thumb|248px|STAR TREK's pop'n music 6 banner.]] | ||
[[Image:11 URA AMERICA.png|thumb|244px|STAR TREK (URA AMERICA)'s pop'n music banner.]] | |||
[[Image:6 AMERICA new.png|thumb|246px|STAR TREK's pop'n music unused banner.]] | [[Image:6 AMERICA new.png|thumb|246px|STAR TREK's pop'n music unused banner.]] | ||
* STAR TREK is the opening theme of the 1966-1969 North American television series ''Star Trek''. The full name of the song is ''Theme of Star Trek''. | * STAR TREK is the opening theme of the 1966-1969 North American television series ''Star Trek''. The full name of the song is ''Theme of Star Trek''. | ||
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* As its advertisement as an American-based song indicates (including Mimi dressed up as American symbol Uncle Sam), STAR TREK is the only license in pop'n music 6 that is not based on a Japanese animated/live-action show. | * As its advertisement as an American-based song indicates (including Mimi dressed up as American symbol Uncle Sam), STAR TREK is the only license in pop'n music 6 that is not based on a Japanese animated/live-action show. | ||
** STAR TREK is also used as the main theme of Japanese quiz show, ''America Oudan Ultra Quiz'' (アメリカ横断ウルトラクイズ). | ** STAR TREK is also used as the main theme of Japanese quiz show, ''America Oudan Ultra Quiz'' (アメリカ横断ウルトラクイズ). | ||
* STAR TREK is the only license that had URA charts in pop'n music 11. Like the original song, though, it was never on a CS release. | * STAR TREK received URA charts in [[PnM AC 11|pop'n music 11]]. The genre and character for these charts are '''URA AMERICA''' (ウラ・アメリカ) and Mimi [TV&ANIME-AMERICA-2P], respectively. | ||
** STAR TREK is the only license that had URA charts in pop'n music 11. Like the original song, though, it was never on a CS release. | |||
** The URA HYPER chart would later be transferred to the original version of the song as its EX chart [[PnM AC 12|the following game]]. | ** The URA HYPER chart would later be transferred to the original version of the song as its EX chart [[PnM AC 12|the following game]]. | ||
** Strangely enough, STAR TREK's URA charts data | ** Strangely enough, STAR TREK's URA charts were in the pop'n music data until [[PnM AC 15|pop'n music 15 ADVENTURE]]. | ||
* According to wac, [[Youhei Shimizu|youhei]] helped with the original charts for STAR TREK. This marks youhei's last known contribution to date in pop'n music. | * According to wac, [[Youhei Shimizu|youhei]] helped with the original charts for STAR TREK. This marks youhei's last known contribution to date in pop'n music. | ||
* An updated, unused banner for STAR TREK can be found in [[PnM AC 19|pop'n music 19 TUNE STREET]]. | * An updated, unused banner for STAR TREK can be found in [[PnM AC 19|pop'n music 19 TUNE STREET]]. | ||