NotebookLM Project Diva

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  1. 2. The chibi-style character models used in the Project Mirai series.
  2. 5. Refers to the challenge level of rhythm charts; Future Tone is noted for its high level compared to the more forgiving Project DIVA X.
  3. 7. Refers to copies of games that come as cartridges or discs, which a collector aimed to acquire for all games in the series.
  4. 9. An online marketplace frequently mentioned as a source for purchasing older or international physical copies of games.
  5. 10. Project DIVA game released on Switch and PC. Has less than half the songs of its predecessor initially.
  6. 11. A gameplay mode introduced in Megamix that utilizes the Switch's Joy-Con motion controls.
  7. 13. PS4/PS5 game ported from the arcade, known for difficulty and having a large number of songs.
  8. 14. SOUND One of the two main categories of songs included in Project DIVA Future Tone, containing tracks from earlier games.
  9. 15. END DANCEHALL A specific song whose music video is highlighted in the sources for telling a visual story that deviates from the lyrics.
  10. 19. Gameplay notes in console versions requiring flicking the analog sticks, typically not found in arcade versions.
  11. 20. The central virtual singer character of the series.
  12. 21. The developer and publisher responsible for the Project DIVA franchise.
  13. 22. Game suggested as a good starting point for beginners, featuring a story mode and module unlocking system.
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  1. 1. Outfits or costumes players can unlock for the characters.
  2. 3. Notes that require hitting two or more different buttons at the same time, introduced in the arcade version of Future Tone.
  3. 4. Spin-off series on Nintendo 3DS, characterized by its Nendoroid visual style.
  4. 5. Downloadable content, often consisting of additional songs, available for purchase.
  5. 6. The handheld console where the very first Project DIVA games were released in Japan.
  6. 7. The main rhythm game series featuring Hatsune Miku.
  7. 8. TONE Song category in Future Tone that features songs originally from the Mirai series.
  8. 12. The platform where Project DIVA Future Tone originated before console ports.
  9. 16. A virtual singer character whose artwork is specifically highlighted on a collector's edition box.
  10. 17. MORE JUMP The name of one of the idol groups featured in the story segments of the Sekai game.
  11. 18. A mobile rhythm game considered by some to be a successor to Project DIVA, featuring new groups and story arcs. (Note This is a common shorthand for Project Sekai Colorful Stage).
  12. 19. The Nintendo console platform where Project DIVA Megamix was released.