Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Do Don to Nidaime
| Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Do Don to ni Daime | |
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| File:TaikoWii2.jpg Game-only cover | |
| Developer(s) | Namco |
| Publisher(s) | Namco Bandai Games |
| Series | Taiko no Tatsujin |
| Platform(s) | Wii |
| Genre(s) | Music rhythm game |
| Mode(s) | Single-player, Multiplayer |
Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Do Don to 2 Daime! (太鼓の達人Wii ドドーンと2代目！, Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Do Don to ni Daime!, Taiko Drum Master Wii: Do Don and the Second Generation!), or simply known as Taiko no Tatsujin Wii 2, is a music rhythm game for the Wii. It was released on November 19, 2009 only in Japan. It is the sequel of Taiko no Tatsujin Wii.
Features
There are many new features in this game. Players can see guest characters such as YMCK's Family series, THE IDOLM@STER, Dragon Quest series and more. There is also a Boss mode, where players can defeat a robot bird, Itrium, and a robot similar to Mega Man, Garium. Players also can customize the anthropomorphic Taiko in different costumes such as a sumo, a policeman, a cake, or even as a pencil.[1]
Bosses
- "Anchimon" (antimony)- Dual bongo drums who unleash little monsters and other obstacles
- "Ittoriumu" (Yttrium) - A robot bird who makes noise at a high pitch and blocks off the song
- "Gariumu" (Gallium) - A parody and very similar to Mega Man and can create ice
- "Geruma" (Germanium) - Same build as Gallium, but is red in color and creates fire
- "Tantaru" (Tantalum) - A strong and powerful robot who breaks the screen with boulders
- "Tangusuten" (Tungsten) - Same build as Tantalum, but with amazing speed and speeds up the notes of the song you are currently playing
- "Teruru" (Tellurium)- A female drone who can create portals which suck things into it, and makes notes invisible
Other Bosses
- "Mekadon" - Robot taiko drum who acts as the boss tutorial
- "Arumi-chan" - The robot that Don and Katsu found in the festival and became their friend. Waruru turns against them under Dr. Waruru's control.
- "Dr. Waruru" - Mad scientist who uses bombs and other gadgets to attack in his place
Creations of Don
During the development of this game, Namco held a contest that Japanese kids had to draw their creations of Don. Those successful entries were:
- Bouquet Don
- Pencil Don
- Dragon Don
- Bun Don
- Cake Don
- Sumo Don
- Police Don
- Ambulance Don
- Headset Don
- Mini Don
- Fire engine Don
- Army Tanked Don
- Headband Don
- Samurai Armored Don
Track listing
| Category | Song | Artist | TV Show/Game |
|---|---|---|---|
| 遥か (Haruka, Far away) | Greeeen | The Rookies Movie / Shio, Koshō | |
| ひまわり (Himawari, Sunflower) | Yusuke Kamiji | ||
| 気まぐれロマンティック (Kimagure ROMANTIKKU, Romantic Whim) | Ikimono-gakari | My Song Your Song | |
| ニホンノミカタ －ネバダカラキマシタ－ (Nihon no Mikata -Nevada Kara Kimashita-, Japan Bars -I came from Nevada-) |
Yazima Beauty Salon | ||
| Be your wings | Girl Next Door | ||
| ファミリードンドン！ (Family Don-Don!) | YMCK | ||
| ラブ・ストーリーは突然に (Love Story wa Totsuzen ni, A sudden love story) | Kazumasa Oda | sometime somewhere | |
| 天体観測 (Tentai Kansoku, Astronomical) | Bump of Chicken | Jupiter | |
| リンダリンダ (Linda Linda) | The Blue Hearts | The Blue Hearts | |
| 紅 (Kurenai, Crimson) | X Japan | Blue Blood | |
| ハイタッチ！ (High Touch!) | Rica Matsumoto Megumi Toyoguchi |
Pokémon Diamond & Pearl | |
| 侍戦隊シンケンジャー (Samurai Sentai Shinkenger) | Psychic Lover | Samurai Sentai Shinkenger (侍戦隊シンケンジャー) | |
| Let's！フレッシュプリキュア！～Hybrid ver.～ (Let's! Fresh Pretty Cure! ~Hybrid ver.~) |
Fresh Pretty Cure! | ||
| Dragon Soul | Takayoshi Tanimoto | Dragon Ball Kai | |
| ケロッ!とマーチ (Kero! to March, Kero! and March) | Keroro | ||
| 残酷な天使のテーゼ (Zankoku na Tenshi no These) |
Yoko Takahashi | Neon Genesis Evangelion | |
| ユルユルで DE-O! (YURU YURU de DE-O!) |
Akiko Yajima | Crayon Shin-chan | |
| Touch (タッチ, Tatchi) | Yoshimi Iwasaki | Touch | |
| Toy's Cha cha cha (おもちゃのチャチャチャ, Omocha no Chachacha) | |||
| Electrical Parade Theme (エレクトリカル パレードのテーマ, Erekutorikaru Pareeto no Teema) | Baroque Hoedown | ||
| Overture IX | Dragon Quest IX | ||
| I want[2] | The Idolmaster | THE IDOL M@STER: Live For You! | |
| HELLO![3] | The Idolmaster | The Idolmaster: Dearly Stars | |
| バーニングフォースメドレー (Burning Force Medley) | Burning Force | ||
| Mappy Medley (マッピーメドレー) | Namco | Mappy | |
| Symphonic Druaga (シンフォニック ドルアーガ, Shinfuonikuu Doruāga) | Namco | Tower of Druaga | |
| Naked Glow | R4: Ridge Racer Type 4 | ||
| SAMURAI ROCKET | Ridge Racer V | ||
| SAMURAI ROCKET (裏) (SAMURAI ROCKET (Ura), SAMURAI ROCKET (inside))[4] |
Ridge Racer V | ||
| Symphony No.5 | Beethoven | ||
| Orpheus in the Underworld | Offenbach | ||
| Eine Kleine Nachtmusik | Mozart | ||
| Carmen | Bizet | ||
| La Campanella | Liszt | ||
| 白鳥の湖～Still a Duckling～ (Hakuchou no Mizuumi, Swan Lake) | Tchaikovsky Mari Kanō |
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| American Patrol | Meacham | ||
| Nocturne Op. 9-2 | Chopin | ||
| Minuet | Bach | ||
| Étude Op. 10-4 | Chopin | ||
| ららら☆ハッピネス (Lalala☆Happiness!) | Don, Katsu | Theme song of this game | |
| 友情ぽっぷ (Yuujou Pop) | |||
| ブルちゃんのおや2 (Buru-chan no Oya2, Blue-chan's Day Off 2) | Yuri Misumi | ||
| 夜桜謝肉祭 (Yozakura Shanikusai, Carnival Cherry Blossoms) | |||
| 夜桜謝肉祭 (裏) (Yozakura Shanikusai (Ura), Carnival Cherry Blossoms (inside))[4] |
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| エンジェルドリーム (Angel Dream) | Youko Takamitsu | ||
| エンジェルドリーム (裏) (Angel Dream (Ura), Angel Dream (inside))[4] | Youko Takamitsu | ||
| PaPaPa Love | PRINCE | ||
| DON'T CUT | Shougo Yasukawa | ||
| DON'T CUT (裏) (DON'T CUT (Ura), DON'T CUT (inside))[4] | Shougo Yasukawa | ||
| らんぶる乱舞 (Rumble Ranbu, Rumble Dance) | SAMPLING MASTERS AYA | ||
| らんぶる乱舞 (裏) (Rumble Ranbu (Ura), Rumble Dance (inside))[4] | SAMPLING MASTERS AYA | ||
| 燎原ノ舞 (Ryougen no Mai) | |||
| 旋風ノ舞 (Senpuu no Mai) | Zeami, Ayane | ||
| 季曲 ~Seasons of Asia~ (Kikyoku ~Seasons of Asia~, Season song ~Seasons of Asia~) |
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| 季曲 ~Seasons of Asia~ (裏) (Kikyoku ~Seasons of Asia~ (Ura), Season song ~Seasons of Asia~ (inside))[4] |
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| 蓄勢～GEAR UP～ (Chikusei ~Gear Up~, Strength Accumulation ~Gear Up~) | |||
| 蓄勢～GEAR UP～ (裏) (Chikusei ~Gear Up~, Strength Accumulation ~Gear Up~ (inside))[4] | |||
| Rotter Tarmination | SAMPLING MASTERS MEGA | ||
| Rotter Tarmination (裏) (Rotter Tarmination (Ura), Rotter Tarmination (inside))[4] |
SAMPLING MASTERS MEGA | ||
| Future Lab (フューチャー・ラボ, Fuyucha Rabo) | PRINCE / Hatsune Miku | The song used during the boss tutorial with Mekadon. | |
| ハロー! ハロウィン (Hello! Halloween) | The battle song for Achimon. | ||
| Many wow bang! | The battle song for Ittoriumu. | ||
| SORA-I アースライズ (SORA-I Earthrise) | The battle song for Gariumu. | ||
| 風雲志士 (Fuun Shishi) | The battle song for Tantaru. | ||
| ユウガオノキミ (Yuugao No Kimi) | The battle song for Geruma. | ||
| 亜空間遊泳ac12.5 (Akuugan Yuuei ac12.5) | The battle song for Tangusuten. | ||
| Elements! Master Bachio (風雲！バチお先生, Fuuun! Bachio Sensei) | NAOTO | Taiko no Tatsujin 3 | |
| Elements! Master Bachio (Inside) (風雲！バチお先生(裏), Fuuun! Bachio Sensei (Ura)) | NAOTO | ||
| SORA-II グリーゼ581 (SORA-II Gliese 581) | The battle song for Teruru. | ||
| ヒカリノカナタヘ (Hikari no Kanatae) | The battle song for Arumi-chan after Dr. Waruru gains control over her. | ||
| ワルルーさまの歌を聴けぇ！(Waruru-sama no Uta Okike!) | Dr. Waruru | Dr. Waruru's theme and battle song. | |
| はやさいたま2000 (HayaSaitama2000) | Fushigi Yamada | Taiko no Tatsujin 12, 13, 14 |
References
- ^ 『太鼓の達人Wii ドドーンと2代目！』待望のWii版最新作が登場 - ファミ通.com, retrieved on October 24, 2009.
- ^ THE IDOLM@STER OFFICIAL WEB, retrieved on November 19, 2009.
- ^ THE IDOLM@STER OFFICIAL WEB, retrieved on October 24, 2009.
- ^ a b c d e f g h Ura (裏) versions of the selected songs are very harder than the normal ones.
Links
- Official Website (Japanese)