"Take Me Out" by Franz Ferdinand is featured on Just Dance 2, Just Dance Unlimited, and Just Dance Now.
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Appearance of the Dancer
Original
The dancer is a woman with pink hair tied up, a pink and orange dress with green and white stripes placed in her chest area and the end of her dress, pink leggings with white stripes, and pink lace up ballet slippers with orange socks. At the beginning and end of the routine, she is in a "deactivated" mode, where the pink areas of her body turn black and the orange parts turn green.
Remake
In the remake, the coach is slightly more realistic and she flashes less during the flashes part. She also fades off very slowly, with a totally different effect and her outline is now green.
Background
Original
A sandy orange beach with two types of umbrellas - either red and orange striped ones or red and green patterned ones. There are also kites, crabs, and bouncing beach balls, the floor is reflective.
Remake
In the remake, the background fades in and off slowly with a black-from-colored effect, and it is much lighter.
Gold Moves
There is 1 Gold Move in this routine:
Gold Move: Slowly bring your arms up while holding on to your wrists.
Appearances in Playlists
Take Me Out is featured in the following playlists:
Just Dance 2019
- Dancing into the 2000s
- Just Dance 2
Just Dance 2020
- Dancing into the 2000s
- Just Dance 2
Just Dance Now
- The Best of 2000s!
- Valentine Vibes!
- Deep Sea Dancin’
- All Songs S-Z
- Dancin’ Underwater!
Trivia
General
- In Just Dance 2, the last line (To Take Me Out), fades off abruptly while it is sung.
- This also happens with Big Girl (You Are Beautiful), That's Not My Name, and The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss).
Routine
- Almost all the pictograms from the remake are recycled from Just Dance 2.
- Take Me Out is the only solo routine from Just Dance 2 whose dancer never appeared in Mashups or Puppet/Party Master Modes.
- The background reappeared in the background of California Gurls.
- The final pictogram at the end of the routine is incorrect. For the final move, the coach slowly raises her arms down, but the pictogram tells the player to raise their arms up and down.
- The Just Dance Now pictogram sprite showed the move incorrectly as well, but it was later updated to match the actual move.
- In the update, a pictogram where the dancer’s arms had to move up and down were updated, with the double arrow heads being reduced to one.
- Also, despite the fact that the dancer wears pink, the pictograms are purple.
- The Just Dance Now pictogram sprite showed the move incorrectly as well, but it was later updated to match the actual move.
- In its early version, the background was much lighter (as the fading in the background went from light yellow to red instead of brown to black), the kites and the crabs were absent and some umbrellas appeared in shades of green and fuchsia.
- In addition, the coach’s outfit was more red than pink, and the green parts of it were more saturated.
- The menu square displays the coach with an orange outline instead of a green outline.
- Take Me Out is the last routine to reuse exclusively the original pictograms, instead of any freshly created ones, upon its release on Just Dance Now.
Gallery
Game Files
In-Game Screenshots
Beta Elements
Others
Videos
Official Music Video
Gameplays
Extractions
References
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