Taiko No Tatsujin Wii Comes With 70 Songs, Super Mario Brothers Theme Included

By Spencer . October 29, 2008 . 2:36am

Compared to the 30 something songs in Taiko Drum Master, the only Taiko no Tatsujin game Namco Bandai released in North America, 70 is a substantial increase. Other Taiko no Tatsujin games hovered in the fifties so this isn’t as major for Japan. The Super Mario Brothers theme which was playable in Taiko no Tatsujin DS and the Doraemon theme from Taiko no Tatsujin: 7-tsu no Shima no Daibouken are part of this mix. Both of them will be playable with a plastic drum for the first time in Taiko no Tatsujin Wii. What other songs are you going to see? A theme song from Kamen Rider, Jungle P from One Piece, and this mix of rock and violins.

Here are the songs confirmed by Namco Bandai so far.

J-POP
Kiseki from the Drama “Rookies”
Niji Gokusen theme
Shuchishin by Shuchishin
Kaisetsu
Sakuranbo by Otsuka Ai
Natsu Matsuri by Winds
Tsubomi by Maria

Anime
Break the Chain from Kamen Rider Kiva
Together from Pokemon Diamond and Pearl
Precure 5 Full Throttle Go Go!
Jungle P from One Piece
Anapanman’s March
Bluebird from Naruto Shippuden
Anata boshi from Kirarin Revolution
Doremon’s theme

Classical
Symphony Number 9
William Tell’s Prelude

Video Game Music
Super Mario Brothers Theme
Do-Dai from the Idolm@ster
Star Soldier Melody

Namco Originals
Angel Dream
Ego Ego Atakushi

Images courtesy of Namco Bandai.

TAGS: Namco Bandai, Taiko no Tatsujin, Wii

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jarrodand

I hope Hometek gives this one a shot... I think it'd have a chance to do really well on Wii over here.

chris

Precure theme? Check.
im@s? Check.

Alright, we've got ourselves a Taiko game.

daizyujin

Hum, Kamen Rider Kiva. I would figure that since the DS games had the openings to Gekiranger and Go-Onger that at least Go-Onger's would be on this game. It don't matter anyways. I can't play it anyways.

RootBeerKing

I think it's on the box... Or I've seen it on a Japanese site... But I'm pretty sure Umiyuki by Jero, is also a confirmed song for Taiko no Tatsujin Wii.