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"Professor Pumplestickle" by Nick Phoenix & Thomas J. Bergersen is featured on Just Dance 2, Just Dance: Summer Party, Just Dance 3, Just Dance 4 (DLC in all of them except for Summer Party), Just Dance Now, Just Dance Unlimited, and 舞力全开：活力派.
Appearance of the Dancers
The routine consists of a duet of two men with green skin.
P1
P1 is a male magician. He wears a tall blue top hat, yellow glasses, a green and purple blazer with a yellow shirt underneath, dark blue pants, blue striped socks, and red boots. He also holds a sparkling wand.
P2
P2 is a male pumpkin-headed scarecrow. He wears a yellow bodysuit, green shorts with blue suspenders, green grassy anklets, and green and black shoes with short heels.
Background
Original
The dance takes place in a lab with machines and meters, with a curtain, a luminous sign with the title of the song and an Illuminati emblem at the center, and a blue mist.
Remake
Starting from Just Dance 4 onwards, the machine looks more detailed, with a big pipe sending water into the center of the machinery. Fire comes out at the sides of the machine, and the curtain has some decorations that light up.
Gold Moves
Just Dance 2 and Just Dance: Summer Party
There are 2 Gold Moves in Just Dance 2 and Just Dance: Summer Party, both of which are the same and are right-to-left Wave Gold Moves:
- P2: Spin and move your arms towards P1.
- P1: Same as P2, only at the end open your arms in a greeting pose.
Just Dance 3
There are 3 Gold Moves in Just Dance 3:
Gold Move 1:
- P1: Put your arms out as shown in the pictogram.
- P2: Stand still. [Not counted for P2 on Wii]
Gold Move 2: Same as Gold Move 1 but reversed. [Not counted for P1 on Wii]
Gold Moves 3 and 4: Same as Both Gold Moves of the Just Dance 2 and Summer Party versions.
Just Dance 4 and onwards
There are 2 Gold Moves in the most recently updated routine; both Gold Moves are the same and are right-to-left Wave Gold Moves:
Both Gold Moves: Spin with your arms on each other and take your arms downward.
Trivia
General
- Being included in seven games (Just Dance 2, Just Dance: Summer Party, Just Dance 3, Just Dance 4, Just Dance Now, Just Dance Unlimited and 舞力全开：活力派), Professor Pumplestickle is one of the most recurring songs in the series.
- Professor Pumplestickle is the oldest recycled DLC in the series, being from 2006.
- In the Just Dance 4 store, the names of the artists are abbreviated to "N. Pheonix" and "T. Bergersen".
Classic
- Professor Pumplestickle is the first routine in the Just Dance series where a coach is holding an object in their right hand (in this case, P1 hold a magic wand).
- It is also the first routine where the object is represented on the pictograms.
- However, that no longer happens from Just Dance 4 onwards.
- It is also the first routine where the object is represented on the pictograms.
- P1’s pants are glitchy because they tend to get a green shade when he moves to the left.
- His glove also turns orange when he raises his hand.
- In the Just Dance: Summer Party trailer, the coaches are in front of Maniac’s background and their color schemes look slightly different.
- In an promotional gameplay, they appear in front of the actual background but both pictograms have the same color.
- In Just Dance: Summer Party and Just Dance 3, the title is misspelled as Professeur Pumplestickle.
- It is misspelled in its code name, too (ProfesseurDLC).
- P2 later reappears in This is Halloween.
- A demo version of Professor Pumplestickle is available for the Xbox 360 version of Just Dance 3.
- In the remake, the first two Gold Moves from Just Dance 3 have been removed.
- Many pictograms for the remake have names referencing Harry Potter.
- P1’s avatar has white skin, although the coach’s skin is actually green.
- In Just Dance Unlimited, the amount of pictograms is reduced.
- In 舞力全开：活力派, the artists are credited as 尼克・菲尼克斯与托马斯・贝格森: this translation alters their surnames as "Phillips" (instead of "Phoenix") and "Bergson" (instead of "Bergersen").
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Videos
Official Audio
Gameplays
Extractions
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