Pop'n Music 6 (ポップンミュージック 6 Popun Myujikku 6?) is a Japanese music/rhythm video game developed by Konami and Bemani in 2001, and the sixth release of the Pop'n Music series. Pop'n Music 6 is also the last game to be released in the original PlayStation console.
Song List[]
See Pop'n Music 6/Music List.
For the CS song list, see Pop'n Music 6/CS Music List.
| Genre | Song | Artist | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| CS | |||
| Sympathy シンパシー "Shinpashii" |
|
EGOISTIC LEMON TEA | SUMIRE |
| Dramatic ドラマティック "Doramatikku" |
|
miu∽myu | Gyorgy & Eva |
| Romance Kayou ロマンスカヨウ "Romansu Kayou" |
|
長門マチ | TECHNO STARS |
| Street ストリート "Sutoriito" |
|
SASEBO BROTHERS | Jyun & Shingo (Teen Folk) |
| Powerfolk 7 パワーフォーク7 "Pawaafooku 7" |
|
新堂敦士 | Ash (Powerfolk 3) |
| US Hard Rock USハードロック "US Haado Rokku" |
|
ミッキー・マサシwith サンダースクラッチ | SHARK |
| Spiritual スピリチャル "Supiricharu" |
|
Shaker Boo | AGEHA |
| Swing スゥィング "Suuingu" |
|
Sana | SANAE♥chan |
| Classic 6 クラシック6 "Kurashikku 6" |
|
Waldeus von Dojak | HAMANOV |
| Mind マインド "Maindo" |
|
NAKATEK | BOY |
| Kids キッズ "Kizzu" |
|
さとむら ひなた | ANZU |
| Oi Punk オイパンク "Oi Panku" |
|
ブタパンチ | UOWO |
| AC | |||
| Rakuchin | |||
| Shoten 笑点 "Shoten" |
|
♪♪♪♪♪ | Nyami |
| Jazz Vocal ジャズボーカル "Jazzu Bookaru" |
|
Naya~n Jr. | Green |
| Sazae-san サザエさん "Sazae-san" |
|
千沢祐子 | Nyami |
| Ever Pop エヴァーポップ "Evaa Poppu" |
|
Jimmy Weckl | Higurashi |
| America アメリカ "Amerika" |
|
♪♪♪♪♪ | Mimi |
| Kantan | |||
| Lupin Sansei ルパン三世 "Rupin Sansei" |
|
♪♪♪♪♪ | Mimi |
| Candy Candy キャンディキャンディ "Kyandi Kyandi" |
|
中山マミ | Mimi |
| Yatterman ヤッターマン "Yattaaman" |
|
山本正之と森の木児童合唱団 | Mimi |
| Rock'n Roll ロックンロール "Rokkun Rooru" |
|
Rock'n roll King | PEPPER |
| Country カントリー "Kantorii" |
|
新谷さなえ | rolly |
| Ondo オンド "Ondo" |
|
高田香里 | Pop'n All? Stars |
| K-Euro Ｋ－ユーロ "K-Yuuro" |
|
KESONG NO. 1 PROJECT | YUN |
| Gundam ガンダム "Gandamu" |
|
ミッキーマサシ | Nyami |
| Moody ムーディー "Muudii" |
|
SIMON MAN | May |
| Techno Kayo テクノカヨウ "Tekuno Kayou" |
|
V.C.O. feat. Yuko Asai | Pino |
| Pop Beats ポップビーツ "Poppu Biitsu" |
|
skinpei | Boy |
| Futsuu | |||
| New Romantic ニューロマンティック "Nyuu Romantikku" |
|
Kiddy & Sunshine Lovers | W.B. ROSE |
| Abarenbo Shogun 暴れん坊将軍 "Abarenbo Shougun" |
|
♪♪♪♪♪ | Nyami |
| Marching マーチング "Maachingu" |
|
まろりんズ | DiNO |
| Scottish スコティッシュ "Sukotisshu" |
|
Original Cedar Pipe Band | Yard the 6th |
| Light Fusion ライトフュージョン "Raito Fuushon" |
|
Mr. T | KIKA |
| Modernism モダニズム "Modanizumu" |
|
Q-Mex feat.フレディー波多江 | MEBAE |
| Taiyo ni Hoero 太陽にほえろ "Taiyo ni Hoero" |
|
♪♪♪♪♪ | Nyami |
| Kiteretsu キテレツ "Kiteretsu" |
|
パーキッツ | Mimi |
| Ska スカ "Suka" |
|
亜熱帯マジ-SKA爆弾 | Hone |
| Muzui | |||
| Melo Core メロコア "Mero Koa" |
|
good-cool feat.すわひでお | OTOKO-MAN |
| Soul ソウル "Souru" |
|
good-cool feat. Aundrea L. Hopkins | Jessica |
| Digi Pop デジポップ "Deji Poppu" |
|
Ichiro Yoshida | Timer |
| Trance トランス "Toransu" |
|
dj TAKA feat. ASAKO | TRAN |
| Hip Rock ヒップロック "Hippu Rokku" |
|
Des ROW feat. TSUBOI from ALPHA | 六 |
| Himitsu-Secret | |||
| Seibu Keisatsu 西部警察 "Seibu Keisatsu" |
|
♪♪♪♪♪ | Mimi |
| Flanders フランダースの犬 "Furandaasu no Inu" |
|
新谷さなえ | Nyami |
| Blues ブルース "Buruusu" |
|
ナヤ～ン・ブラザーズ・バンド | WARUDOC |
| Girls Pop ガールズポップ "Gaarusu Poppu" |
|
three berry icecream | YURI*chan |
Trivia[]
AC[]
- pop'n music 6 is the first pop'n music installment to have:
- Expert Mode and Battle Mode.
- A playable Challenge Mode on 5-Line.
- HI-SPEED 3 and 4 are now available for the first time.
- Anime/TV licenses.
- Likely every song to have a NORMAL and HYPER notechart.
- Visual banners; they were noticeably taller than later games in the series. As of the following installment and onwards, the banners were shrunken in size to look similar in shape and size to those of fellow BEMANI series DanceDanceRevolution.
- ALPHA made their first appearance in the pop'n music series.
- This title marks the first appearance of beatmania sound director Takehiko Fujii, as well GUITARFREAKS/drummania main musicians Hideyuki Ono and Jimmy Weckl in the series.
- Hideo Suwa made his first appearance in the pop'n music series.
- Long-time pop'n music staff member Tomoyuki Uchida writes music for the series for the first time.
- This is the first time that Hiroshi Takeyasu didn't compose a song for the series.
- Challenge Mode is more streamlined, allowing you to use two different challenges per song. This set-up is still used to this day.
- Instead of dividing songs into stages, the official pop'n music 6 website divides songs into four levels with labeled words.
CS[]
- pop'n music 6 is the final pop'n title to be released in the PlayStation. PlayStation 2 had been out for 2 years by this time, and though pop'n music kept its popularity, it is thought up that consumers disliked the short songlist on the PlayStation's limited capacity CDs. Konami responded with the longest songlist of any PlayStation pop'n title, at the expense of graphics.
- It's the final BEMANI game released on the PlayStation in Japan.
- 翔べ！ガンダム and 太陽にほえろのテーマ do not appear in pop'n 6 CS, as they were preview songs in pop'n music 5 CS. Other licensed songs from pop'n music 6 didn't appear, but later made it in latter CS games. pop'n music 7 CS and pop'n music Best Hits!.
- Exceptions are STAR TREK and 西部警察メインテーマ, which did not get any console appearance.
- Battle Mode and RGB Mode are not present, unlike in the AC version.
- pop'n music 6 is the final PlayStation game to contain 7 Button charts. pop'n music portable and its sequel would later carry this mode.
- All of the songs from pop'n stage and its ex variant are all playable. Original pop'n stage song full moon is the only one that did not make it to console, alongside pop'n 3 tunes, LET ME FEEL SO HIGH, Bit of Love, and un-Balance.
- The KEY DISC can be used to play APPEND DISCs from pop'n music 3 and 4.
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