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*In the epilogue screens, a boy resembling the boy from [[Double Date]] is seen talking to the Cheer Readers. | *In the epilogue screens, a boy resembling the boy from [[Double Date]] is seen talking to the Cheer Readers. | ||
*This is one of the few games in [[Rhythm Heaven]] that has three or more commands. (This one has 5)[[File:Panel_image_01_rot_(Practice).png|thumb|right|181x181px]] | *This is one of the few games in [[Rhythm Heaven]] that has three or more commands. (This one has 5)[[File:Panel_image_01_rot_(Practice).png|thumb|right|181x181px]] | ||
*There is an unused asset of an unfilled middle Fillbot found in the practice mode files of this game in Megamix. Interestingly, this asset isn't present in the files of the original game | *There is an unused asset of an unfilled middle Fillbot found in the practice mode files of this game in Megamix. Interestingly, this asset isn't present in the files of the original game in Fever. | ||
*The vocal cues & the book-flipping cues are separate from each other. Due to this, it is possible for the game to be modded for the flipping/opening cue to be completely different to what the girls say. | *The vocal cues & the book-flipping cues are separate from each other. Due to this, it is possible for the game to be modded for the flipping/opening cue to be completely different to what the girls say. | ||