GOONIES"R"GOOD ENOUGH

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Goonies GOONIES"R"GOOD ENOUGH Mr.T
Romanized Title	-
English Translation	-
Genre in Japanese	グーニーズ
Artist Name Romanized	-
Vocal	-
Lyrics	-
Other Instruments	Composition: Cyndi Lauper, Stephen Broughton Lunt, Arthur Stead Arrangement: Mr.T
BPM	150
Status	{{{status}}}
Length	1:35
Character	MICHAEL
First Appearance	pop'n music 10
Other Appearance(s)	-

Lyrics

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Song Connections / Remixes

• GOONIES"R"GOOD ENOUGH is a chiptune instrumental remix of the Cyndi Lauper song, originally titled THE GOONIES 'R' GOOD ENOUGH, which was used as the ending theme for the 1985 movieThe Goonies.
  • The version of GOONIES"R"GOOD ENOUGH used in pop'n music is based on the version of the song heard in the Japan-only 1986 Famicom game The Goonies (which was only available in North America on Nintendo VS. System and PlayChoice-10 arcade units), published by Konami.
    • The background of the song, as well as MICHAEL's animations/usage of bombs, are also references to The Goonies video game as well.

Trivia

• MICHAEL is one of the very few characters in the TV&ANIME category that ever had two different palettes.
  • At the time, he was the only character from a license with a 2P palette.
• According to Cyndi Lauper, the original name of GOONIES"R"GOOD ENOUGH was just Good Enough, but Warner Bros. forced her to add Goonies "R" to the title to advertise the release of The Goonies movie. Lauper hated this name change and refused to perform the song at any of her shows shortly after the film's release in retaliation for nearly 19 years.
• Mikoshiba erroneously notes in the character information that The Goonies was directed by Steven Spielberg. Although Spielberg did write the story, and his studio did make the film, the film itself was directed by Richard Donner, best known as the director of the first Superman movie and the entire Lethal Weapon franchise.

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