Jumpin' Popira

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Release Information

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  • Released in 2004 (Unknown date)
  • Developed by TAKARA
  • Supports 5-6 expansion cartridges

General Information

Jumpin' Popira was created in 2004 by TAKARA, as the last official Popira game. This is a dance based spinoff, where the controller has been replaced by a 4 panel dance pad (image below), similar to DanceDanceRevolution, however all 4 panels are laid out horizontally, as opposed to a plus shape. This game also has multiple minigames focusing around using the pad to accomplish certain tasks.

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Songlist

Note: None of these songs have artists credited to them. Also, do keep in mind inserting an expansion cartridge prior to turning the system on will hide every default song until you play without an expansion cartridge.

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Easy

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Unlockable Songs

スーパーハード (Super Hard)

To unlock these songs, you must clear every hard chart in the game.

Song Title スーパーハード

Super Hard

はみがきロックンロール

Toothpaste Rock 'n Roll

4
☆ドキドキ大作戦☆

☆Poundin' Strategy☆

4
ゆうやけのかえりみち

Yuyake no Kaeri Michi

4
交響曲第5番「運命」

Symphony No. 5 "Fate"

4
クシコスポスト

Csikos Post

4
おもちゃの兵隊

Toy Soldiers

4

アルティメットハード (Ultimate Hard)

To unlock ジャンポピメドレー, you must clear all 6 Super Hard charts.

Song Title アルティメットハード

Ultimate Hard

ジャンポピメドレー

Jumpopi Medley

5

Trivia

  • Compared to Popira, almost all the text is now in Japanese. That means song titles, difficulties, and even menu text are completely in Japanese. Because of this, English translations have been provided for difficulties and songs.

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