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''This page is for the [[PnM CS 1|pop'n music CS]] song named Water Melon Woman. For more information on the remix from [[PnM CS Best Hits|pop'n music Best Hits!]], see [[Water Melon Woman (TECHNO'80 REMIX)]].'' | ''This page is for the [[PnM CS 1|pop'n music CS]] song named Water Melon Woman. For more information on the remix from [[PnM CS Best Hits|pop'n music Best Hits!]], see [[Water Melon Woman (TECHNO'80 REMIX)]].'' | ||
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== Song Connections / Remixes == | == Song Connections / Remixes == | ||
* Water Melon Woman has a [[Water Melon Woman (TECHNO'80 REMIX)|remix version with the same title]] | * Water Melon Woman has a [[Water Melon Woman (TECHNO'80 REMIX)|remix version with the same title]] by [[Shinji Ushiroda|SG系しんじ]], which can be found in [[PnM CS Best Hits|pop'n music Best Hits!]]. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* Water Melon Woman is the first song of Satoru Nakata under the NAKATEK alias. Also, Water Melon Woman marks the first appearance of BOY, who would become the character in most of Nakata's songs. | * Water Melon Woman is the first song of Satoru Nakata under the NAKATEK alias. Also, Water Melon Woman marks the first appearance of BOY, who would become the character in most of Nakata's songs. | ||
* According to [[Yoichi Hayashi]] | * According to [[Yoichi Hayashi]] on the song comments for [[Seal]], Water Melon Woman was just created with an old analog mixer and an old Mac computer. | ||
** It is also mentioned that both Yoichi Hayashi and Satoru Nakata were part of the old Yokohama branch of Konami Computer Entertainment. | ** It is also mentioned that both Yoichi Hayashi and Satoru Nakata were part of the old Yokohama branch of Konami Computer Entertainment. | ||
* BOY's 1P palette was a 3P color in [[PnM CS 2|pop'n music 2 CS]] and [[PnM CS 3|pop'n music 3 CS]]. | * BOY's 1P palette was a 3P color in [[PnM CS 2|pop'n music 2 CS]] and [[PnM CS 3|pop'n music 3 CS]]. | ||