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"Mugsy Baloney" by Charleston is featured on Just Dance 2, Just Dance 3 (as a downloadable track), Just Dance: Best Of, Just Dance Now and Just Dance Unlimited. It was also featured on 舞力全开：活力派 before its shutdown and was planned to be on Just Dance: Greatest Hits, but was scrapped for unknown reasons.
Appearance of the Dancers
P1
P1 is a woman with short light orange hair in a bob, and a blue feather in her hair, which is connected to a red band by a white ring. She is wearing a light orange elbow-length glove on her left hand, a big white bracelet on her wrist, a hot pink Charleston dress with light brown accessories, a pair of melon heels, and a blue glove on her right hand, which covers another light orange elbow-length glove.
P2
P2 is a man with a dark orange fedora that has a dark blue stripe. He is wearing a blue shirt with a melon undershirt, a pair of pink suspenders, an orange and pink striped tie, a pair of melon pants with purple pockets, and a pair of white shoes with purple accessories. He also wears a hot pink glove.
Remake
In the remake, the coaches don't change, except for the fact that they are more realistic and that some of their clothes are slightly darker, and some other clothes are visibly lighter. P1’s glove is now light brown, but some spots of it are dark brown. They now have a very visible white outline.
Background
Just Dance 2
The background is a light brown stage with dark brown decorations. There are many lights on the floor, which are reflective.
Just Dance 3/Just Dance: Best Of
In Just Dance 3 and Just Dance: Best Of, the background is lighter and the floor is darker but still reflective. Two spotlights appear from the sides of the background. In the Xbox 360 version of Just Dance 3, a spotlight moves around the screen at the beginning before the dancers start dancing.
Remake
In the Remake, the background has no changes, except that the floor is slightly darker and that the spotlights are removed.
Gold Moves
The number of Gold Moves varies in each game: on Just Dance 2, the Wii version of Just Dance 3, and Just Dance: Best Of, there are 4 Gold Moves for each dancer, on the Xbox 360 version of Just Dance 3, there are 6 Gold Moves for P1 and 5 Gold Moves for P2, and in the remake, there are 2 Gold Moves for each dancer.
Just Dance 2
Gold Moves 1 and 3 (P1): Open your hands quickly.
Gold Moves 2 and 4 (P1): Open your hands quickly in the opposite direction.
Gold Move 1 (P2): Point to the right.
Gold Move 2 and 3 (P2): Point to the left.
Gold Move 4 (P2): Stand with your arms down and somewhat a little back.
Just Dance 3/Just Dance: Best Of
Gold Moves 1, 2, 4 and 5 (P1)/Gold Moves 1 and 4 (P2) (Xbox 360):
- P1: Open your hands quickly, first to the right and then to the left.
- P2: Point to P1 with your right arm above your head.
Gold Move 3 (P1) (Xbox 360)/Gold Move 2 (P2):
- P1: Open your arms at P2.
- P2: Point to the right.
Gold Move 6 (P1) (Xbox 360)/Gold Moves 3 and 5 (P2):
- P1: Open your arms at P2.
- P2: Point to the left.
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Gold Moves 1 and 4 (P2)
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Gold Move 2 (P2)
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Gold Moves 3 and 5 (P2)
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Remake
Both Gold Moves (P1): Bend over and put your hands on your knees, then get up and open your arms quickly.
Gold Move 1 (P2): Bend over and put your hands on your knees, then get up and point to the right.
Gold Move 2 (P2): Bend over and put your hands on your knees, then get up and point to the left.
Appearances in Mashups
Mugsy Baloney is featured in the following Mashup:
Appearances in Playlists
Mugsy Baloney is featured in the following playlists:
Just Dance Now
- All Songs K-R
Trivia
- The name of the song may be a word pun and reference to Bugsy Malone, a 1976 British musical gangster film (notable for featuring only child actors) which was set in the early 1920s Chicago.[1]
- Despite being a Duet, a clip of the song is used at the end of the preview music for Just Dance 2’s Solo Medley.
- In the Just Dance 3 version, P1 has one more Gold Move than P2 as P2's original 4th Gold Move is not present.[2] This is the first duet to behave like this, followed by Worth It’s Mashup.
- In all versions prior to the remake, if you look closely, you can notice that P1’s dress is very glitchy and constantly changes color to red.
- In the preview gameplay of Just Dance 2, P1’s pictograms have blue arrows instead of P2’s.
- P2's avatar looks heavily different from the coach: its fedora is red with a blue band, and it has a red bandana instead of a tie.
- When the routine was first added to Just Dance Now, the pictograms were extremely glitchy, with some of them reaching the end of the slide out of sync and others being unintentionally cropped in half.
- In the square from Just Dance 2, the dancers’ clothes have completely different shades (probably for vintage effects) : P1 has a light purple feather in her hair, a red dress with darker accessories, lighter hair, and a lighter purple glove on her left hand, while P2 wears an orange fedora, a magenta-purple shirt, darker suspenders, yellow pants, an orange and white striped tie, and a red glove.
- They are also mirrored, and the coaches are switched.
- This was fixed in Just Dance 3 and Just Dance: Best Of.
- On the background, two yellow spotlights appear, which were removed in the remake.
- They are also mirrored, and the coaches are switched.
- Two slight mistakes can be seen on the pictograms of the remake: in the first one, there are some magenta pixels on P1’s swirl arrow; in the second one, two small parts of P2’s swirl arrow are fuchsia instead of blue.
Gallery
Game Files
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In-Game Screenshots
Beta Elements
Videos
Official Audio
Gameplays
Extractions
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