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"Chase The Chance" by Namie Amuro was supposed to be featured on Just Dance Wii U, but was scrapped due to unknown reasons.
Appearance of the Dancer[]
The dancer is a woman with long black hair. She wears a violet sleeveless open jacket and a purple crop tube top with black lines designed like a bra. She also wears black waist-high short shorts, dark purple ankle socks and black high heel booties. Her accessories includes a golden necklace and gold and dark violet bracelets on her left wrist. She has a pink outline.
Background[]
From what can be seen from the leaked game footage, the routine was going to be set in a dark room with blue and pink spotlights shining from behind the dancer, as well as a faint reflective floor and faint purple cloud-like lights on the floor. Sometimes, bright blue lights appear with the spotlights and around the dancer. At some part of the choreography, a floating digital screen made of separate rectangular screens is seen, depicting an abstract background made of geometric shapes in magenta and light green as well as short grasses and blue sky. Behind the floating screen are also some faint blue arch-like designs.
Gold Moves[]
There is one Gold Move in this routine:
Gold Move: Crouch down quickly and throw your hand down with your plam facing your left side, as if you were slicing something.
Trivia[]
- Had the song not been removed, Chase The Chance would have been the second song by Amuro Namie in the series.
- The routine was found in a Showreel in Vimeo that showed Just Dance 4 and Just Dance Wii U routines.
- The routine has been removed from the showreel.[1]
- A folder for the map remains in the game files of Just Dance Wii U, but it only contains a placeholder coach selection image.[citation needed]
- The left leg on the Gold Move pictogram is twisted where it connects to the torso.