"Rainbow Beats (彩虹节拍)" (also known as "Cai Hong Jie Pai" and "Rainbow Rhythm") by Yi Yan/Zhao Fang Jing/Suika Kune/Feizaojun is featured on 舞力全开. The song is also featured on Just Dance Unlimited as part of Season 4: The Traveler.
Appearance of the Dancers
The dancers are 2 girls, who were based on the official Moe anthropomorphism mascots that represent Bilibili named “Bili-tan 22 (22娘)” and “Bili-tan 33 (33娘)”.[2] They both have black and white outlines.
P1
P1 represents Bili-tan 22 (22娘). She has blue shoulder-length messy hair with an ahoge (noticeable slim forelock of hair that sticks straight up) styled like a thunder bolt and has a light blue hair clip modeled like the logo of bilibili. She wears a powder blue top that is modeled after a school uniform, with a powder blue lower, a blue upper section, powder blue collar and powder blue sleeves with very dark blue borders. She also wears a light blue skirt, dark blue over-the-knee socks and black shoes. Her accessories includes a blue bow tie with a section at the tip in powder blue and a small fanny pack-styled pouch with a blue and powder blue strap, which carries a plush-like attachment of the bilibili logo. The numbers "22" are sewn on her left breast. Her gloves have a blue border and a blue button on the center of the top hand, with the left glove powder blue.
P2
P2 represents Bili-tan 33 (33娘). She has light blue messy hair with an ahoge and a mid side ponytail, secured by a powder blue hair clip that resembles a play button and two very dark blue attachments on the button. She wears a powder blue sleeveless jacket with blue accents on the borders and part of the upper section of the jacket, which is partially open with a dark blue zipper. She also wears a pair of blue bands on her arms, a powder blue short pencil skirt with blue lines and accent on the top, dark blue tights and black shoes. She also has a hair clip on the left side of her hair, which is powder blue and modeled after the bilibili logo. The numbers "33" are sewn on her left breast. Her gloves are similar in design with P1.
Background
The background includes Chinese lanterns, fans, and umbrellas, as well as chibi versions of the dancers and Bilibili’s logos.
Gold Moves
There are 2 Gold Moves in this routine, both of which are the same.
Both Gold Moves: Bring your arms down slowly while moving backwards.
Trivia
General
- Rainbow Beats is the first Chinese song that has lyrics in simplified Chinese and not in traditional Chinese.
- Rainbow Beats is the first song released in the 2020s to be featured in the Just Dance franchise.
- The music video for Rainbow Beats is the third one to feature its Just Dance routine, after Swish Swish and On Ne Porte Pas De Sous-Vêtements.
- Rainbow Beats is the fourth song from an Asian spin-off to debut in the main series, after Just Mario, Karaoke Forever - Future Underworld Mix, and Leg Song.
- On the official website for 舞力全开, the artists are credited as "BDF".[3]
- On the US preview title, two asterisks appear after the song title, and Just Dance Unlimited is abbreviated as "JDU".
- Additionally, the title was originally misspelled as "Rainbow Beatz" in the thumbnail. This mistake was fixed a few hours later.
- When the US preview gameplay was first uploaded, the thumbnail incorrectly referred to Rainbow Beats as part of the main track list of Just Dance 2022.
Routine
- Rainbow Beats is the fourth multiplayer routine where both (or all) coaches perform the exact same moves, after Hit The Road Jack (Line Dance Version), Summer Sweetie, and Old Town Road (Remix) (Line Dance Version).
- However, the last move is performed differently.
- Rainbow Beats is the eighth routine whose coaches have a natural skin tone, after Prince Ali, Bad Romance, Let It Go, Let It Go (Sing Along), Papaoutai, the remake of Crazy Christmas, and How Far I’ll Go.
- The preview gameplay for Rainbow Beats is the third post-Just Dance 2 preview to display lyrics, after Make The Party (Don’t Stop) and Je sais pas danser.
- It is also the sixth one to feature the end of the routine, after those for It’s Not Unusual, Make It Shine, Je sais pas danser, Chantaje, and The Way I Are (Dance With Somebody).
- The choreography takes moves from the music video.
- The routine is a collaboration between Ubisoft Shanghai and Shanghai-based video streaming platform bilibili.
- It is made specifically for their 2020 installment of the Bilibili Dancing Festival.
- In the Just Dance Unlimited servers, there is an early version where the background is completely absent, the coaches are bigger, and P1’s glove is green instead of purple.
- In the preview gameplay, the pictogram bar and the lyrics are magenta instead of purple.
- A placeholder menu banner can be found on the Just Dance Unlimited servers.[4]
- The background makes an appareance in the trailer for Season 4: The Traveler.
Gallery
Game Files
In-Game Screenshots
Promotional Images
Behind the Scenes
Beta Elements
Others
(UK)
(US - outdated)
(US - updated)
Videos
Official Audio
Gameplay
Behind the Scenes
Extractions
Beta Elements
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 File:RainbowBeats ConceptArt 1.png
- ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilibili#Community
- ↑ https://www.ubisoft.com.cn/jdc#
- ↑ http://jd-s3.akamaized.net/public/map/RainbowRhythm/RainbowRhythm_banner_bkg.jpg/a69d3bd23a3bdbf04f4726ab8dd4771f.jpg
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 https://www.ubisoft.com.cn/news2/show/2302
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