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|preceded by = {{G|j1}}
 
|preceded by = {{G|j1}}
|succeeded by = {{G|j3}}}}'''''Just Dance Wii 2''''' (also known as {{ht|ジャストダンス|Jasutodansu}}Wii 2) is the second game in the [[Just Dance (series)#Japanese Series|Japanese series]] following {{G|wii}}. This game is built in the style of {{G|3}}, but lacks some of its features such as unlockable songs and the shop. Like in {{G2|3}}, song lyrics are highlighted light blue when a male is singing and light pink when a female is singing, or if both a male and a female are singing. This game also includes [[Breakdown Mode]], where the player can skip back and forth through a song in order to learn it better.
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|succeeded by = {{G|j3}}}}'''''Just Dance Wii 2''''' (also known as {{ht|ジャストダンス|Jasutodansu}}Wii 2) is the second game in the [[Just Dance (series)#Japanese Series|Japanese series]] following {{G|wii}}. This game is built in the style of {{G|3}}, but lacks some of its features such as unlockable songs and the shop. Like in {{G2|3}}, song lyrics are highlighted light blue when a male is singing and light pink when a female is singing, or both if a male and a female are singing together. This game also includes [[Breakdown Mode]], where the player can skip back and forth through a song in order to learn it better.
 
{{Clear}}
 
   
 
==Track Listing==
 
==Track Listing==
 
 
The game contains 35 music tracks.
 
The game contains 35 music tracks.
   
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| ''[[Pop Star|POP STAR]]''* || Ken Hirai (Ms. Ooja)|| 2 || 1 || '''Duet''' || 2005 || [[File:Pop_Star.png|center|180px]]
 
| ''[[Pop Star|POP STAR]]''* || Ken Hirai (Ms. Ooja)|| 2 || 1 || '''Duet''' || 2005 || [[File:Pop_Star.png|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[Girlfriend]]'' (2) || Avril Lavigne || 2 || 3 || '''Duet''' || 2006 || [[File:GirlfriendJDWii2.png|center|180px]]
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| ''[[Girlfriend]]'' (2) || Avril Lavigne || 2 || 3 || '''Duet''' || 2006 || [[File:Girlfriend_jdwii2_cover_generic.png|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[Beautiful Liar]]''* (3) || Beyoncé and Shakira<br />(Countdown Mix Masters) || 3 || 1 || '''Duet''' || 2007 || [[File:Beautifulliar jd3 cover generic.png|center|180px]]
 
| ''[[Beautiful Liar]]''* (3) || Beyoncé and Shakira<br />(Countdown Mix Masters) || 3 || 1 || '''Duet''' || 2007 || [[File:Beautifulliar jd3 cover generic.png|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[California Gurls]]'' (3)|| Katy Perry feat. Snoop Dogg || 2 || 2 || '''Solo''' || 2010 || [[File:Cali_Gurls.png|center|180px]]
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| ''[[California Gurls]]'' (3)|| Katy Perry feat. Snoop Dogg || 2 || 2 || '''Solo''' || 2010 || [[File:CaliforniaGurls_jd3_cover_generic.png|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[TiK ToK]]'' (2) || Ke$ha || 2 || 1 || '''Solo''' || 2009 || [[File:Tiktok thumb@2x.png|center|180px]]
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| ''[[TiK ToK]]'' (2) || Ke$ha || 2 || 1 || '''Solo''' || 2009 || [[File:Tiktok_jdgh_cover_generic.png|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[Mamasita]]'' (3) || Daddy P, Spike T & Da Digger<br />(Latino Sunset) || 3 || 2 || '''Duet''' || 2001 || [[File:MamasitaJDWii2.png|center|180px]]
 
| ''[[Mamasita]]'' (3) || Daddy P, Spike T & Da Digger<br />(Latino Sunset) || 3 || 2 || '''Duet''' || 2001 || [[File:MamasitaJDWii2.png|center|180px]]
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| ''[[Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)|Gonna Make You Sweat&nbsp;(Everybody Dance Now)]]* (3)/(K)''|| C+C Music Factory feat. Freedom Williams<br />(Sweat Invaders) || 2 || 3+ || '''Solo''' || 1990 || [[File:Everybody.png|center|180px]]
 
| ''[[Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)|Gonna Make You Sweat&nbsp;(Everybody Dance Now)]]* (3)/(K)''|| C+C Music Factory feat. Freedom Williams<br />(Sweat Invaders) || 2 || 3+ || '''Solo''' || 1990 || [[File:Everybody.png|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[Dynamite]]'' (3) || Taio Cruz || 1 || 2 || '''Dance Crew''' || 2010 || [[File:DynamiteJDWii2.png|center|180px]]
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| ''[[Dynamite]]'' (3) || Taio Cruz || 1 || 2 || '''Dance Crew''' || 2010 || [[File:Dynamitequat jd3 cover generic.png|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[Pump It]]'' (3) (BEP)|| The Black Eyed Peas || 3 || 3+ || '''Solo''' || 2006 || [[File:Pumpit jd3 cover generic.png|center|180px]]
 
| ''[[Pump It]]'' (3) (BEP)|| The Black Eyed Peas || 3 || 3+ || '''Solo''' || 2006 || [[File:Pumpit jd3 cover generic.png|center|180px]]
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{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%" a
 
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! scope="col" style="text-align:center;" |Name
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! colspan="2" scope="col" style="width:230px;" | Song
! scope="col" style="text-align:center;" |Artist
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! colspan="2" scope="col" style="width:230px;" | Artist
! scope="col" style="text-align:center;" |Year
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! rowspan="2" scope="col" style="width:50px;" | Year
! scope="col" style="text-align:center;" |Mode
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! rowspan="2" scope="col" style="width:150px;" | Mode
! scope="col" style="text-align:center;" |Menu Square
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! rowspan="2" scope="col" style="width:150px;" | Menu Square
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! style="width:110px;" | English
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! style="width:120px;" | {{Ht|日本語|Nihongo (Japanese)}}
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! style="width:120px;" | English
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! style="width:130px;" | {{Ht|日本語|Nihongo (Japanese)}}
 
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| ''[[B.U.T. (BE-AU-TY)]]''|| TVXQ || 2011 || Duet || [[File:Placeholder song.jpg|center|180px]]
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| colspan="2"|''[[B.U.T (BE-AU-TY)]]''|| TVXQ ||{{ht|東方神起|Touhou Shinki}} || 2011 || Duet || [[File:Placeholder song.jpg|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[Barbra Streisand]]'' <ref>https://justdance.fandom.com/wiki/File:Barbrastreisand_jdw2_proof.png</ref> (3) || Duck Sauce || 2010 || Solo || [[File:Barbrasquare.png|center|180px]]
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| colspan="2"| ''[[Barbra Streisand]]''<ref>https://justdance.fandom.com/wiki/File:Barbrastreisand_jdw2_proof.png</ref> (3) || colspan="2"| Duck Sauce || 2010 || Solo || [[File:Barbrasquare.png|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[Beginner]]'' || AKB48 || 2011 || Solo || [[File:Placeholder song.jpg|center|180px]]
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| colspan="2"| ''[[Beginner]]'' || colspan="2"| AKB48 || 2011 || Solo || [[File:Placeholder song.jpg|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[Daddy Cool]]'' (2018) || Boney M. || 1976 || Solo || [[File:Placeholder song.jpg|center|180px]]
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| colspan="2"| ''[[Daddy Cool]]'' (2018) || colspan="2"| Boney M. || 1976 || Solo || [[File:Placeholder song.jpg|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[Flying Get]]'' (WU) || AKB48 || 2011 || Dance Crew || [[File:Placeholder song.jpg|center|180px]]
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| ''[[Flying Get]]'' (WU) ||{{Ht|フライングゲット|furaingugetto}} || colspan="2"| AKB48 || 2011 || Dance Crew || [[File:Placeholder song.jpg|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[Forget You]]'' <ref>https://justdance.fandom.com/wiki/File:Forgetyou_jdw2_proof.png</ref> (3) || Cee Lo Green || 2010 || Solo || [[File:ForgetYouuuuu.png|center|180px]]
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| colspan="2"| ''[[Forget You]]''<ref>https://justdance.fandom.com/wiki/File:Forgetyou_jdw2_proof.png</ref> (3) || colspan="2"| Cee Lo Green || 2010 || Solo || [[File:ForgetYouuuuu.png|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[Just Dance Wii 2/Beta Elements#Kataomoi Finally|Kataomoi Finally]]'' || SKE48 || 2012 || N/A || [[File:Placeholder song.jpg|center|180px]]
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| ''[[Just Dance Wii 2/Beta Elements#Kataomoi Finally|Kataomoi Finally]]'' || {{Ht|片想い|Kataomoi}} Finally || colspan="2"|SKE48 || 2012 || N/A || [[File:Placeholder song.jpg|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[Ponytail to Shushu]]'' || AKB48 || 2011 || Duet || [[File:Placeholder song.jpg|center|180px]]
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| ''[[Ponytail to Shushu]]'' || {{Ht|ポニーテールとシュシュ|ponītēru to shushu}} || colspan="2"| AKB48 || 2011 || Duet || [[File:Placeholder song.jpg|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[Price Tag]]'' <ref>https://justdance.fandom.com/wiki/File:Pricetag_jdw2_proof.png</ref> (3) || Jessie J ft. B.o.B || 2011 || Solo || [[File:Pricetagsquare.png|center|180px]]
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| colspan="2"| ''[[Price Tag]]''<ref>https://justdance.fandom.com/wiki/File:Forgetyou_jdw2_proof.png</ref> (3) || colspan="2"| Jessie J ft. B.o.B. || 2011 || Solo || [[File:Pricetagsquare.png|center|180px]]
 
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| ''[[This is Halloween]]'' <ref>https://justdance.fandom.com/wiki/File:Halloweenquat_jdw2_proof.png</ref> (3) || Danny Elfman || 1993 || Dance Crew || [[File:Halloweenquat jd3 cover generic.png|center|180px]]
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| colspan="2"| ''[[This is Halloween]]''<ref>https://justdance.fandom.com/wiki/File:Halloweenquat_jdw2_proof.png</ref> (3) || colspan="2"| Danny Elfman || 1993 || Dance Crew || [[File:Halloweenquat jd3 cover generic.png|center|180px]]
 
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*By connecting a microphone to the Wii, players can sing and dance at the same time.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFmMYY-__RY&t=32s</ref>
 
*By connecting a microphone to the Wii, players can sing and dance at the same time.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFmMYY-__RY&t=32s</ref>
 
**This is the first game in the entire franchise to offer this mode. The first one in the main series would be {{G|2014}}, and it would appear in every following game until {{G|2017}}.
 
**This is the first game in the entire franchise to offer this mode. The first one in the main series would be {{G|2014}}, and it would appear in every following game until {{G|2017}}.
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*This is the only game from the Japanese series to not include a song by {{Wp|Dream5}}.
   
 
===Beta Elements===
 
===Beta Elements===
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==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
 
===Game Files===
 
===Game Files===
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justdancewii2logo.png|Official logo
 
justdancewii2logo.png|Official logo
jdwii2 ok.png|Ok feedback
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jdwii2 ok.png|"OK" feedback
jdwii2 good.png|Good feedback
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jdwii2 good.png|"Good" feedback
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
 
===In-Game Screenshots===
 
===In-Game Screenshots===
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Jdw2 songcollection.png|Song Collection
 
Jdw2 songcollection.png|Song Collection
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
 
===Others===
 
===Others===
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start screen jdw2.jpeg|The start screen
 
start screen jdw2.jpeg|The start screen
 
manual8+9jdw2.jpeg|Pages 8 and 9 of the manual (''Jet Coaster Love'' on the left, ''Bo Peep Bo Peep'' on the right)
 
manual8+9jdw2.jpeg|Pages 8 and 9 of the manual (''Jet Coaster Love'' on the left, ''Bo Peep Bo Peep'' on the right)

Revision as of 10:57, 27 May 2020

Just Dance Wii 2 (also known as ジャストダンスWii 2) is the second game in the Japanese series following Just Dance Wii. This game is built in the style of Just Dance 3, but lacks some of its features such as unlockable songs and the shop. Like in Just Dance 3, song lyrics are highlighted light blue when a male is singing and light pink when a female is singing, or both if a male and a female are singing together. This game also includes Breakdown Mode, where the player can skip back and forth through a song in order to learn it better.

Track Listing

The game contains 35 music tracks.

Song Artist Difficulty Effort Mode Year Dancer(s)
Independent Woman AI 2 1 Solo 2012
Samishii Nettaigyo Wink 1 1 Duet 1989
Samishii cover generic
Rising Sun EXILE 2 3 Dance Crew 2011
Lovers Again EXILE 3 1 Solo 2007
Loversagain cover generic
Maru! Maru! Mori! Mori! Kaoru to Tomoki, Tamani Mook 2 1 Duet 2011
Marumaru cover generic
Go Go Summer! KARA 3 2 Dance Crew 2011
Go Go Summer
Jet Coaster Love KARA 2 1 Duet 2011
Jetcoaster cover generic
PonPonPon Kyary Pamyu Pamyu 2 1 Solo 2011
Ponponpon cover generic
Mickey Mouse March (Family Flipbook Version) Cutie★Mummy 1 3 Solo 1988
Suirenka Shōnan no Kaze 1 3+ Solo 2007
Body & Soul Speed 2 3+ Solo 1997
Joyful* Ikimono-gakari
(Takken Megumi)
2 3 Solo 2009
We Can’t Stop the Music Da Pump 2 1 Solo 1999
Wecantstop cover generic
Bo Peep Bo Peep T-ara 1 1 Solo 2009
BoPeep
Age Age Every Night DJ OZMA 1 2 Solo 2006
I’m Your Man 2PM 3+ 2 Solo 2011
We Can Fly Happiness 3+ 3+ Solo 2012
Yeah! Meccha Holiday Aya Matsuura 2 2 Solo 2005
Yeahholiday cover generic
Ride On Time MAX 2 2 Solo 1998
POP STAR* Ken Hirai (Ms. Ooja) 2 1 Duet 2005
Girlfriend (2) Avril Lavigne 2 3 Duet 2006
Girlfriend jdwii2 cover generic
Beautiful Liar* (3) Beyoncé and Shakira
(Countdown Mix Masters)
3 1 Duet 2007
Beautifulliar jd3 cover generic
California Gurls (3) Katy Perry feat. Snoop Dogg 2 2 Solo 2010
CaliforniaGurls jd3 cover generic
TiK ToK (2) Ke$ha 2 1 Solo 2009
Tiktok jdgh cover generic
Mamasita (3) Daddy P, Spike T & Da Digger
(Latino Sunset)
3 2 Duet 2001
MamasitaJDWii2
Party Rock Anthem (3) LMFAO feat. Lauren Bennett and GoonRock 3 2 Solo 2011
Lollipop (3) Mika 2 2 Solo 2007
LollipopJDWii2
Promiscuous (3) Nelly Furtado feat. Timbaland 2 2 Duet 2005
Promiscu
Only Girl (In The World) (3) Rihanna 2 2 Solo 2010
Spectronizer (3) Sentai Express 2 2 Dance Crew 2011
Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)* (3)/(K) C+C Music Factory feat. Freedom Williams
(Sweat Invaders)
2 3+ Solo 1990
Dynamite (3) Taio Cruz 1 2 Dance Crew 2010
Dynamitequat jd3 cover generic
Pump It (3) (BEP) The Black Eyed Peas 3 3+ Solo 2006
Pumpit jd3 cover generic
Baby One More Time* (3) Britney Spears
(The Girly Team)
2 2 Dance Crew 1998
My Lonelyness
She's Got Me Dancing (3) Tommy Sparks 3 2 Solo 2009
She's got me
  • A "*" indicates that the song is a cover version, not the original.
  • A "(2)" indicates that the song was originally on Just Dance 2.
  • A "(3)" indicates that the song was originally on Just Dance 3.
  • A "(K)" indicates that the song is also on Just Dance Kids.
  • A "(BEP)" indicates that the song is also on The Black Eyed Peas Experience.

Removed Songs

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These songs were going to be in the game, as seen in the files, but were removed for unknown reasons.

Song Artist Year Mode Menu Square
English 日本語 English 日本語
B.U.T (BE-AU-TY) TVXQ 東方神起 2011 Duet
Placeholder song
Barbra Streisand[1] (3) Duck Sauce 2010 Solo
Barbrasquare
Beginner AKB48 2011 Solo
Placeholder song
Daddy Cool (2018) Boney M. 1976 Solo
Placeholder song
Flying Get (WU) フライングゲット AKB48 2011 Dance Crew
Placeholder song
Forget You[2] (3) Cee Lo Green 2010 Solo
ForgetYouuuuu
Kataomoi Finally 片想い Finally SKE48 2012 N/A
Placeholder song
Ponytail to Shushu ポニーテールとシュシュ AKB48 2011 Duet
Placeholder song
Price Tag[3] (3) Jessie J ft. B.o.B. 2011 Solo
This is Halloween[4] (3) Danny Elfman 1993 Dance Crew
Halloweenquat jd3 cover generic

Trivia

  • Although this game is based on Just Dance 3, some features are different:
    • There is no online store (although leftover textures can be found in the files dumped by Dolphin Emulator).
    • The Specials menu has been replaced by the Training menu.
    • One can play shorter versions or sort the songs, like in Just Dance 2 and Just Dance Wii.
  • In Breakdown Mode, it is not possible to earn points because the word "TUTORIAL" is in the star bar; however, feedback icons still appear if the player dances.
  • This is the only game to feature Difficulty and Effort ratings of 3+.
    • However, the rating would return in Just Dance 4 and Just Dance 2019 as 4 (Extreme).
  • Even though the game takes the style of Just Dance 3, the pictograms are in the style of Just Dance 4.
    • Also, the Gold Move effect takes the style of Just Dance 3 while the sound effect takes the style of Just Dance 4.
    • This was also the case for the Beta version of Just Dance 4.
  • For some unknown reasons, Daddy Cool was found in the game credits, despite it not being in the game, due to the fact that the song was only used for a French contest.
  • The game's files contain unused English translations which cannot normally be played on a Japanese Wii console that has not been modded.
    • The conditions for getting medals have not been changed, and the wording of the directions to getting some of the medals between the original English version of Just Dance 3 and the unused English translations of this game are left the same.
    • For example, one of the medals needs Boogie Wonderland to be danced to get it, but the song is not available in-game.
  • The sound effect for stars and the Hi-Score icon during the results screen are different than those from Just Dance 3.
  • During Duet and Dance Crews, a colored arrow will come up when pressing the A button to remind the player which coach they chose.[5]
  • If the player continues the song after pausing during normal gameplay, or if the player selects a section after pausing in Breakdown Mode, it will go right into the countdown starting with 4. The countdown speed depends on the song’s BPM.
    • The countdown is also used in Just Dance 4, but it starts at 3.
  • By connecting a microphone to the Wii, players can sing and dance at the same time.[6]
    • This is the first game in the entire franchise to offer this mode. The first one in the main series would be Just Dance 2014, and it would appear in every following game until Just Dance 2017.
  • This is the only game from the Japanese series to not include a song by Dream5.

Beta Elements

For a full list of Just Dance Wii 2’s beta elements, see Just Dance Wii 2/Beta Elements.

Gallery

Game Files

In-Game Screenshots

Others

Videos

References

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