Samishii Nettaigyo

"寂しい 熱帯魚" ("Samishii Nettaigyo") by Wink is featured on Just Dance Wii 2.

Dancers
The routine features two female dancers who resembles the members of Wink.

P1
P1 resembles Shōko Aida. She has blue hair that is longer than P2’s hair. She also has blue hair clips, a blue necklace, and a blue shirt, along with a red skirt and purple high-heels.

P2
P2 resembles Sachiko Suzuki. She has blue hair that is shorter than P1’s hair, a yellow hair clip, and a yellow shirt, along with a blue skirt and purple sandals.

Background
The routine appears to be taking place within a hall with two long staircases. There are two fish for decoration behind the dancers (P1 has yellow, P2 has blue.)

Gold Moves
There are a total of 3 Gold Moves in this routine:

Gold Move 1: Point to the other dancer with your right hand.

Gold Move 2: Bring both of your hands up slowly.

Gold Move 3: Put both of your hands together.

Trivia

 * This is the second oldest Japanese song in the Japanese series, being only younger than UFO.
 * At some points in the routine, it looks like they're doing the chicken dance.
 * Samishii Nettaigyo means "Lonely Tropical Fish" in Japanese, which explains the fish in the background.
 * The dancers have a very realistic appearance, unlike the others coaches of the game.
 * The real title is "Sabishii Nettaigyo," however it appears also written as "Samishii Nettaigyo."
 * The choreo mostly comes from the music video. However, some modifications was made to the routine to make it more easier.
 * Their dresses don't have the shine effect in the menu icon, and the fish in the background also doesn't appear in the menu icon.
 * The faces for both of the dancers in the routine never smile; the look on their faces remains the same throughout the entire routine.
 * However, their avatars in Just Dance Wii U are smiling.
 * This is the second routine in which a dancer never smiles during the entirety of a routine. The first time happens with the dancer from I Feel Love.