Lokamp found both (while he was lurking wikihouse for new info to add to the article). I was surprised at the reverse thing too ^^Zekira wrote:
I was reading the 2000 article in Taiko Time againThere's also a voice in Saitama 2000 that made no sense, and you can hear it in the first part of the song, before the Go-Go Time and right at the end of the song. It's Don-chan's voice, you can't miss it (then voiced by Fushigi Yamada (山田ふしぎ)) and not Narahashi Miki). Efforts to translate it have all come up with blanks, until someone decided to play Saitama 2000 backwards. Now we know they're hidden messages in reverse. At the beginning of Saitama 2000, Don-chan repeats 'あなた好みの太鼓になります。' (I'll be your favorite Taiko) four times, and 'わーい。おめでとう、ドドンがドーン!' (Yay. Congratulations, dodon ga don!) at the end.A HUGE props to whoever found this. This easter egg has been kept undiscovered for 7 years?!
The sentence just before the go-go time sounds so funny in reverse though... No really I am still laughing
I'm kinda tempted to map it now... I think I can see it...
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EDITThe only 2000 song to be recognized as a J-Pop song as well. Koibumi is downloadable for the Japanese karaoke application JOYSOUND, which has over 13 million songs available.Wow, epicshit.