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    Here’s the full song list for Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival

    Matt RyanBy Matt RyanJune 23, 2022

    Earlier today, Bandai Namco shared a new trailer for Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival for Nintendo Switch, confirming an October 14 release date for Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, and revealing the Taiko Drum Set edition of the game that includes a drum controller. At the same time, the game’s official Japanese Taiko no Tatsujin website shared the full song list for Rhythm Festival, which you can find below.

    Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival includes 76 songs in the base game, with the option of subscribing to a Taiko Music Pass for access to a catalogue of more than 500 further songs (and monthly updates to add more). The standard edition of the game includes a seven day trial of the pass, and there will also be a Digital Deluxe edition that includes 90 days.

    Looking for song lists for Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum ‘n Fun and Drum Session? You’ll find them here.

    Taiko no Tatsujin has been kicking around for more than 20 years, since its arcade debut in 2001, with numerous other games and spinoffs in that time. It hasn’t always had great traction in the West, but Bandai Namco’s been getting behind it a lot more in recent years, with Drum ‘n Fun, Drum Session, and Rhythmic Adventure Pack all getting worldwide releases. There’s also a Taiko anime that you can stream for free on YouTube.

    Here’s the full song list included in the base game for Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival, with translations via Gematsu. (The Taiko Music Pass list hasn’t been revealed just yet.)

    Pop

    • “Natsumatsuri”
    • “Feel Special”
    • “DDU-DU DDU-DU”
    • “I LOVE…” (Official HIGE DANdism)
    • “Yoru ni Kakeru”
    • “Dakara Boku wa Ongaku o Yameta”
    • “Marigold”
    • “Ao to Natsu”
    • “Zenzenzense” (from Your Name.)
    • “Kurenai”

    Anime

    • “Gurenge”
    • “Kaikai Kitan”
    • “Into the Unknown”
    • “Guren no Yumiya” (from Attack on Titan)
    • “Yume o Kanaete Doraemon”
    • “Mezase Pokemon Master -20th Anniversary-” (from Pokemon the Movie: I Choose You!)
    • “Zankoku na Tenshi no Days” (from Neon Genesis Evangelion)
    • “Butter-Fly” from (Digimon Adventure)
    • “Moonlight Densetsu” (from Sailor Moon)
    • “Maka Fushigi Adventure!” (from Dragon Ball)
    • “Tonari no Totori”

    Vocaloid

    • “Roki” (Mikito-P feat. Kagamine Rin)
    • “KING” (Kanaria)
    • “Villain” (flower, Teniwoha)
    • “Dareka no Shinzou ni Nareta Nara” (YurryCanon)
    • “Charles” (balloon feat. flower)
    • “Tell me beat!” (Kinoshita feat. Kagamine Rin)
    • “Colorful Voice” ([email protected])

    Variety

    • “He’s A Pirate”
    • “Pixel Galaxy” (Snail’s House)
    • “FREEDOM DiVE ↓” (xi)
    • “Mopemope” (LeaF)
    • “Night of Nights” (Touhou Project Arrange Beat Mario)
    • “SAISHU-KICHIKU IMOTO Flandre-S” (Touhou Project Arrange Beat Mario)

    Classics

    • “William Tell Overture” (Rossini)
    • “Symphony No. 5” (Beethoven)
    • “Three Marches Militaires” (Schubert)
    • “Etude Op.10 No. 4”
    • “Funiculi, funicula”
    • “La campanella” (Liszt)

    Game Music

    • “Super Mario Bros.“
    • “The Legend of Zelda Main Theme”
    • “Kirby: Star Allies Medley”
    • “Life Will Change” (from Persona 5)
    • “MEGALOVANIA” (from UNDERTALE)
    • “JOIN THE PAC –Taiko no Tatsujin Ver.-“
    • “Katamari on the Rocks ~Main Theme” (from Katamari Damacy)
    • “The Windmill Song” (from Klonoa: Door to Phantomile)
    • “ESCAPE FROM CRISIS” (from Critical Velocity)

    Namco Originals

    • “Mainichi ga Don-derful”
    • “Bouken Hiyori” (Taiko no Tatsujin Doka!! to Oomori Nanadaime theme song)
    • “Kappa no Sara wa Konna ni Mo” (Mei Oosawa (BNSI) feat. Takashi Ikezawa)
    • “Yume Utsutsu Catharsis” (Kanaya Ooki feat. Kaori Aihara)
    • “Fuuma Module 6768” (Hisui)
    • “1/2 ~inside me” (Mizuki Shinohara feat. Kaori Aihara)
    • “Solitude Star” (Harusaki x beet)
    • “Konya wa Homy”
    • “Niji Iro Baton” (Ponchi feat. Haachi x DOnders)
    • “Peta PETA!? Pumpkin” (yuclaire)
    • “PONPOKO RHYTHM” (Mamyukka)
    • “Hakanaki wa Gensho ni Mau” (Se-U-Ra)
    • “Zero no Shinfuonii” (kyo (BNSI) feat. Sariyajin)
    • “Fly again!” (Yoshihito Yano (BNSI) feat. Takayoshi Tanimoto)
    • “Genkai Creator Ouenka” (Yukiko Miyagi (BNSI) feat. Suzune and Kiyohito Kawase)
    • “Freeway3234”
    • “Ai Nan Daze” (Taku Inoue (BNSI))
    • “via lactea” (feat. Setsunan)
    • “Dragoon” (Massive New Krew)
    • “Useful Coaster” (U-ske feat. Natsu Kazura)
    • “GO GET’EM!” (Satoshi Terashima)
    • “Kokushin Chronicle”
    • “Marionette Pure”
    • “Hayabusa”
    • “Tokyo Tokkyo Kyo Kyoka Kyoku Kyokuchou!!”
    • “Gekiun! Shichifuku Happy Crew” (Yuuya Kobayashi (IOSYS) feat. Momiji Yamamoto (monotone))
    • “Daisuki na Taiko no Ne” (Taiko no Tatsujin 20th Anniversary Song / Soshina feat. Don-chan)
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