"じょいふる(カバー)" ("Joyful [Cover]") by Megumi Tatsumi (達見恵) is featured on Just Dance Wii 2. The original version by Ikimono Gakari (いきものがかり) was planned to be featured on Just Dance Wii but was scrapped for unknown reasons.[2]
Appearance of the Dancer[]
The dancer is a woman with plum hair & lipstick. She wears a turquoise-and-white wavy patterned dress, orange leggings, and white-and-purple sneakers. She is also wearing an orange bracelet on her left wrist.
Background[]
The routine takes place in a classroom. There is a chalkboard that says "Joyful" and 「ジャストダンス」 (which translates to "Just Dance") in some parts of the song along with the word 「日直」(meaning “day duty” or “class duty”) written underneath the heart, streamers, wrapping paper, and balloons in the air as well as cards. The orange sphere-shaped objects at the left say 「文化祭」(meaning “cultural festival”).
Gold Moves[]
There are 5 Gold Moves in this routine:
Gold Moves 1, 2 and 5: Throw both hands in the air as if in shock.
Gold Move 3: Pull both hands down.
Gold Move 4: Throw your hands down while raising your right leg, just below your hips.
Appearances in Playlists[]
Joyful is featured in the following playlists:
Just Dance Wii 2[]
Trivia[]
- When "Joy!" is repeated several times towards the end, it is not displayed in the lyrics.
- In Joyful, the Gold Move pictograms have the same color as the regular ones, but they also have a golden body outline and a golden glow. This is the only case in entire Just Dance series.
- The routine is affected by a bug that rewards the player with the "Good Dancer" medal after playing it, even though this achievement is actually meant to be unlocked by getting "GOOD" while pretending to play the drums in She’s Got Me Dancing.[citation needed]
- The Japanese sign lying on the floor reappears in the background of Gakuen Tengoku with fewer details.
Gallery[]
Game Files[]
In-Game Screenshots[]
Videos[]
References[]
- ↑ File:Joyful dancer proof.jpg
- ↑ https://youtu.be/ZlxNK0djhWc?t=222 (better source needed)
