Pop'n Tunes

Kids Station (Japan)

Cartoon Network Japan

Tooniverse (Korea)

StarHub TV (Singapore)

Crunchyroll

Boomerang (2015-2021)

Disney XD (2022-present)

CiTV (UK)

Boomerang UK (2015-present)

Yey! Channel (ABS-CBN)

Teletoon (Canada)

Netflix

Pop'n Tunes (Japanese: ポップンテューンズ) is a Japanese anthology series of anime-based cartoon shorts/segments and music videos based on Konami's Bemani arcade game Pop'n Music produced by STUDIO BUBBLE under Be-Toon Project label. . It is a Children's anime, targeted at young Japanese children from kindergarten to middle school, even many Pop'n Music fans around Asia could enjoy watching. Like that, some of the shorts are reminiscent to classic cartoons from the 30's to 70's. In Japan, Singapore, and Korea, the show compiles with Anime All Star episodes to make a 1-hour series called The Pop'n Azumanga Anime All Star Hour.

The series premiered in March of 2013 in Japan (to celebrate 15th Anniversary of the Pop'n Music franchise) and later in Korea in early 2014, but did not make it overseas until its Boomerang premiere in North America on May 10, 2015. Before the series premiered, a test pilot was produced in February of 2011, after the release of Pop'n Music Tune Street two months earlier, featuring the voices of Mimi and Nyami from Pop'n Music Portable 1. After the earthquake and tsunami one month later, the test pilot is survived and it was supposed to broadcast in order to comfort the kids who lost homes or their loved ones. It spawned the movie spinoff, Pop'n Quest: The Search for Pop'n Crystal, which came out in September of 2015, and the series of manga/comics and cine-manga, "Be-Toon Comics", but STUDIO BUBBLE continues to produce more of "WakuWaku Pop'n Manga" based on the TV series. Even some of the exclusive episodes of these comics were adapted to the animated series. Even Konami released an mobile app where you watch the show with complete episodes and the latest ones "Pop'n TV." Also, released a remake/sequel of "Pop'n Taisen Puzzle Dama" with a theme based on the fusion between Sunny Park and Rhythmin and the anime series itself.
It is the only TV series where Studio 4°C produces animations related to the Pop'n Music franchise since Pop'n Music Tune Street and Lapistoria. It also involves some ex-anime animators of Tiny Toon Adventures.

The show's slogan is "Let's Enjoy Cartoons Together!" and/or "Let's Pop'n Tune in!", which is uttered by Mimi and Nyami

## Formula

Each episode features the mascots as hosts presenting 5 shorts which dedicates the quality of classic theatrical western-animation shorts, and a musical segment at the end where the credits roll, known as, Pop'n Jukebox. The musical segments are basically just animated music videos for songs from the Pop'n Music games, Even the exclusive songs and remixes (e.g. some songs by Chilt featuring Tilt on the vocals like "TransBullet -The Path to Tomorrow-"; "SigSig MiyuMiyu mix"; etc.) for the show itself. They are basically ending sequences. Like "The Huckleberry Hound Show" and "The Rocky & Bullwinkle Show", the interstitial wraparounds may be shown between each shorts or commercial breaks. Some episodes features another segment about facts of Pop'n Music franchise (like some Pop'n related products) known as Pop'n Facts. Also there's next-time-like ending wraparounds at the end of the show after the credits. Each episode features not just the mascots, but features one of assorted characters from different themes. The show appears themes that rotate each month based on different Pop'n Music games. Some episodes may feature a CGI spin-off segment based on Dance Dance Revolution called DDR Tunes that was produced using MikuMikuDance with inspirations of Hi-School SeHa Girls. Basically, DDR Tunes uses character models from Dance Dance Revoluton game series. Due to world popularity of DDR series, DDR Tunes is a backup to the main show to be aired mostly more countries than the main show, but occasionally, its format is reversed, DDR Tunes sandwhiching a few episodes from Pop'n Tunes and other BEMANI-based shorts. But, Outside America, the show is titled "BEMANI Toons."

The Eyecatch / Bumpers which appeared before and after commercial breaks are influenced in style by the Dragon Ball series, Ranma 1/2, Zatch Bell and Maison Ikkoku.

On the Japanese TV Broadcast, a sponsorship message which tells the show was sponsored by Konami, Nico Nico Douga and other grand sponsors is shown, consisting of preview edits of Pop'n Music songs playing as background music.

## Mascot

The mascots/hosts of the show are Mimi and Nyami, and starting season 4, Navi-kun joins the host team as an assistant. They present shorts and sometimes interact with other characters in the wraparounds between the shorts. They have a tendency to also appear as characters in the shorts, too.

## List of some of Pop'n Tunes Cast

Mimi - Rie Murakawa (Japanese), Waka Kobayashi (Japanese, 2011 Test Pilot only), Cheryl Miller (English)

Nyami - Marina Goto (Japanese), Nozomi Nishizaka (Japanese, 2011 Test Pilot only), Ai Nagano (Japanese Substitute), Hilda Cooper (English)

Rie-chan - Ayane Sakura (Japanese), Liliana Mumy (English)

Sanae-chan - Cassandra Lee Morris (English)

Sugi-kun - Lucas Grabeel (English)

Reo-kun - Okamoto Nobuhiko (Japanese), Andres Maldonado-Martin (English)

Judy - Yumiri Hanamori (Japanese)

MZD - Tasuku Hatanaka (Japanese), Vic Mignogna (English)

Roku - Shintaro Asanuma (Japnaese)

Timer - Kobayashi Yuusuke (Japanese, Later Episodes of Season 1 - onwards), Seki Toshihiko (Japanese, Early Episodes of Season 1), Crispin Freeman (English)

Minit's - Kino Hina (Japanese), Kugimiya Rie (Japanese), Kether Donohue (English)

Sumire - Ueda Kana (Japanese), Ashley Johnson (English)

Pretty - Andrea Libman (English)

Space Maco - Andrea Kwan (English)

ALT (1.0 and 2.0) - VocalWriter Sarah (Singing and Speaking in Japanese and English)

Tilt (ALT's pal who was originally a fan character created by BEMANI artist Chilt) - Ms. AquesTone Female F1 (Singing Voice), Ms. AquesTalk F4 (Japanese), Cristina Pucelli with effects to sound robotic (English)

B-Kun (from BEMANI Expo) - Des-ROW/Osamu Migitera pitched up, like in the B-Kun song (Japanese), Tom Kenny pitched up (English)

Shishamo - Yuki Matsuoka (Japanese), Sandy Fox (English)

Hina - Makiko Ohmoto (Japanese), Tara Strong (English)

Milk - Isomura Tomomi (Japanese), Michelle Ruff (English)

Sergei - Kurumi Mamiya (Japanese), Chiara Zanni (English)

Uncle Jam - Greg Eagles (English)

Machiko - Fujiko Takimoto (Japanese), Tara Platt (English)

Yuli - Shinnosuke Tachibana (Japnaese), Reuben Langdon (English)

Smile - Daiki Yamashita (Japanese), Matsuoka Yoshitsugu (Japanese)

Ash - Kamiya Hiroshi (Japanese)

Kagome - Christine Auten (English), Yuu Asakawa (Japanese)

Cecil - Greg Ayres (English), Daisuke Namikawa (Japanese)

Risette - Kaori Nazuka (Japanese)

Aspara - Aoi Yuuki (Japanese)

Mr. KK - Eric Vale (English), Yuuma Ueno (Japanese)

SYO - Koudai Sakai (Japanese)

Pochiko - NU-KO (Japanese), Kether Donohue (English)

Kaorin - Aki Toyasaki (Japanese), Grey DeLisle-Griffin (in a NU-KO impression) (English)

Whip - Madeleine Peters (English)

Puririn - Olivia Olson (English)

Nonet - Anna Kendrick (English)

Yakko/Monimoni - SATOE (Japanese), Nami Miyaki (Japanese) Ellen DeGeneres Impersonating SATOE (English)

Retsu - Kenishi Suzumura (Japanese)

Hiumi - Asami Imai (Japanese)

Fugu - Yuki Kaji (Japanese)

Rinka - Karen Myama (Japanese)

Ichika (OC) - Kana Hanazawa (Japanese)

Jin - Soma Saito (Japanese)

Nia - Chiaki Omigawa (Japanese)

Toa - Yuu Shimamura (Japanese)

Miyu - Sumire Morohoshi (Japanese)

WeiB - Masakazu Morita (Japanese)

Sigure - Mimori Suzuko (Japanese)

Betty - Jessica Hilbrecht (English)

Pisce - Shino Shimoji (Japanese)

Eclat - Saori Oonishi (Japanese)

Schall - Shizuka Ishigami (Japanese), Kristen Schaal (English)

Takuto - Miyu Irino (Japanese)

Young Takuto - Koshimizu Ami (Japanese)

Horn - Ibuki Kido (Japanese)

Melissa - Nana Mizuki (Japanese)

Albireo - Chiwa Saito (Japanese)

Zizz - Freddie Hatae (Japanese), Jess Harnell in an impression of Freddie Hatae's spoken lines in the songs "Quiet" and "DOES NOT COMPUTE" (English)

Iroha - Minori Chihara (Japanese)

Ratte - Kira Buckland (English)

Lotte - Olivia Charles (English)

Roki - Yuki Kajiura (Japanese)

Root - Kate Micucci (English)

Oj Tsuyoshi - Jun Fukuyama (Japanese)

Sirius - Yoshimasa Hosoya (Japanese)

Odile - Miyuki Sawashiro (Japanese)

Dave - Katsumi Fukuhara (Japnaese)

Poet - Yukari Tamura (Japanese, Season 1), Nanami Yamashita (Japanese, Season 1-present), Maria Naganawa (Japanese, Alternate Substitute, late-Season 1-present), Kari Wahlgren (English)

Amulet (Poet's Little Brother) - Tomoko Kaneda (Japanese)

Candy - Noriko Namiki (Japanese)

Megumi - Megumi Hayashibara (Japanese)

Yusha - Ben Diskin (English)

Usanuko - Toyoguchi Megumi (Japanese), Tajja Isen (English)

Nicolas - Mutsumi Tamura (Japanese)

Akane - Eri Kitamura (Japanese)

Madoka (Lapistoria) - Mamiko Noto (Japanese)

Sail - Ai Kayano (Japanese)

Elenoa - Yuu Kobayashi (Japanese)

DTO - Daisuke Namikawa (Japanese)

Smoke - Sugita Tomokazu (Japanese)

Miho - Aya Hirano (Japanese)

Ryuta - Tsubasa Yonaga (Japanese)

IO - Kengo Kawanishi (Japanese)

LOWER - Yuuki Inoue (Japnaese)

Phantom - Nozomi Yamamoto (Japanese)

Eclipse - Junichi Suwabe (Japanese)

Lazuli - Inori Minase (Japanese)

Rave girl - Chiaki Takahashi (Japanese)

Hatena - Daisuke Sakaguchi (Japanese)

Navi-kun - Ayumu Murase (Japanese)

Lill - Makiko Ohmoto (Japanese)

Pastel-kun (Reflec-Beat Mascot) - Kapei Yamaguchi (Japanese)

### Guest Appearances

Pastel (TwinBee)- Hekiru Shiina (Japanese)

WinBee (TwinBee) - Kumiko Nishihara (Japanese)

Kagamine Rin (Vocaloid) - Asami Shimoda

## Graphics

### Character Design

All characters are flat and has thick echo outlines as exactly usual as the actual Pop'n Music games and all Lapistoria-Yume characters appears to be in-game rather than anime portrait look due to some complaints and critism on Lapistoria-era designs. All characters appears to have a little bit of shadings in the first 3 seasons. Starting in Season 4, They have given more relevant shadings based on Post-Lapistoria character designs.

### Styles of Background Inspiration

Just as Pop'n Music Tune Street, the backgrounds in the series is based on (UPA-like 50s cartoonish) Mid-Century Modern cartoon background.

Pop'n Music Tune Street

Line Town (Anime)

Sue Mondt (Dexter's Lab, The Powerpuff Girls, Foster's)

Kim Possible

Mr. Driller series

Super Bomberman R

Post-Puyo Puyo Fever series

Oh! Super Milk-chan

WarioWare Series

Kaiba (2008)

## Audio Tracks

### Music

The show may have original music score track for Japanese and Korean versions. Each character has different specific types of music inspired by various composers like 90s styled Parquets/Kataoka (Ensoniq ZR76+Roland Super JX) inspired music for Poet cartoons, Nekomata Master music for Paku cartoons and RuRuRu System based Moe Techno music for Minit's Cartoons. The Konami Cross Media NY dubbed versions uses the 4kids-like cartoony music score track for TV edits as well. However, while Konami Cross Media NY (formerly 4K Media and 4Kids) did the dub of the show, the original music score track may remain intact in DVD dub versions, alongside the original version. It uses tracks taken from every BEMANI games for the show, alongside Pop'n series but also some of other Konami and Hudson video games for some episodes, but some are re-arranged.

### Soundtrack used from other BEMANI games

Dance Dance Revolution

Beatmania IIDX

Sound Voltex

KeyboardMania

Toy's March

Mambo A Go Go

### Soundtrack used from other Konami and Hudson Soft games:

Pooyan

Circus Charlie (sometimes used in some Carnival-themed episodes)

TwinBee Paradise / WinBee Neo Cinema Albums (Both Radio Drama and OVA, also mostly used in WinBee Special episode)

Pop'n TwinBee (Used in WinBee Special episode)

Bonk's Revenge

Bonk III: Bonk's Big Adventure

Super Bonk

Super Bomberman 2

Antarctic Adventure

Tokimeki Memorial series

LovePlus

The Legend of Mystical Ninja (SNES) (some used in Iroha-themed and Sengoku-themed episodes)

Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon (N64) (some used in Iroha-themed and Sengoku-themed episodes)

### Spoken Languages

Japanese - Original

Korean - Dubbed by Iconix Entertainment

English - Dubbed by Konami Cross Media NY, in association with Bang Zoom Entertainment/Studiopolis

Tagalog - Dubbed by Creative Programs, Inc.

Singapore Chinese - Dubbed by Odex

### Sound Effects

The show may have sound effects from Swara Productions, E&M Planning Center and Fizz Sound along with some SFX from Series 4000 Hollywood, Cartoon Trax (Jim MacDonald/Disney Cartoon SFX) (which refers to several Pop'n Music games like the song PERCUSSIVE), Jay Ward (Rocky & Bullwinkle) (rarely used), Warner Bros., Universal Studios (Comedy Ricochets only), and of course, Hanna-Barbera to be inspired by some of the following inspiratons.

### Pilot and Early Season 1

Konami Krazy Racers

Nerima Daikon Brothers (Sound Garden, Hiroaki Nozaki and Eiko Morikawa)

Daa! Daa! Daa! UFO Baby / PaRappa The Rapper (Anime Series) / Ape Escape (2002 CG Anime Shorts) (Nearly Similar SFX Style by Hiroaki Nozaki)

TwinBee: Winbee's 1/8 Panic and Tulip Beach Story/Ganbare Goemon TV Anime/Nagasarete Airanto

Anime All-Stars

### Later Season 1:

Sailor Moon (90s series) (Yasuyuki Konno)

Fushigiboshi no Futagohime (Yasuyuki Konno)

The Powerpuff Girls Z (Toshiya Wada)

Hoshi no Kaabii

Osomatsu-san

Joel Valentine (Dexter's Lab and Powerpuff Girls) (including Joel's Producers Sound Library)

### Season 4:

Super Bomberman R (handful of sounds)

Even some sounds are used taken from other Konami video games like MGS Alert Sound and Parodius series. and They utilize even more sounds that are exactly from Konami animes like TwinBee Paradise and Ganbare Goemon.

While the sound production was provided by Chura Sound, Rakuonsha (Pilot and Season 1-present), and Swara Productions (Season 2-present), Konami Sound Studio, Sound editors could be Hiroki Nozaki (Tokimeki Memorial OVA, UFO Baby, PaRappa Anime, Nerima Daikon Brothers and Panty and Stocking), Eiko Morikawa and Toshiya Wada (in Ape Escape on Air) (Season 2).

## Theme Rotation Monthly

Pop'n 1, 2 and 3 (First Aired: March 2013)

Pop'n 4, 5 and Pop'n Stage (Urban) (First Aired: April 2013)

Pop'n 6 (Rock 'n' Roll) (First Aired: May 2013)

Pop'n 7 (Groovy) (First Aired: June 2013)

Pop'n 8 (Pop'n Channel / Honey Hives) (First Aired: July 2013)

Pop'n 9 (Pop'n Café) (2-month theme) (First Aired: August 2013)

Pop'n 10 (Fairy Tale / Halloween) (First Aired: October 2013)

Pop'n 11 (Pop'n Passport, World Travel) (First Aired: November 2013)

Iroha (Folk Tales & Fables) (First Aired: December 2013)

Carnival (Pop'n Carnival) (First Aired: February 2014)

Fever (Di-Di-Di-Disco Fever) (2-month theme) (First Aired: March 2014)

Adventure (First Aired: May 2014)

Party (First Aired: June 2014)

The Movie (First Aired: July 2014)

Utacchi (Dessert Land) (First Aired: August 2014)

Sengoku Retsuden (Japan's Warring States time period) (First Aired: September 2014)

Portable (Picnic) (First Aired: October 2014)

Tune Street (Pop'n Town) (2-month theme) (First Aired: November 2014)

Fantasia (Fairytale) (2-month theme) (First Aired: February 2015)

Sunny Park (2-month theme) (First Aired: April 2015)

Pop'n Rhythmin (Post-Sunny Park) (First Aired: May 2015)

Lapistoria (High School) (2-month theme) (First Aired: June 2015)

éclale (Fantasy) (2-month theme) (First Aired: September 2016)

Usagi to Neko to Shounen no Yume (Steampunk) (2-month theme) (September 2017)

Peace (First Aired: April 2019)

Lively (First Aired: March 2021)

Kaimei Riddles (First Aired: March 2021)

UniLab (To Be Scheduled: TBD 2023)

The designs of Lapistoria-"Yume" characters are their cartoony in-game looks in the show, but some episodes have them in the anime style in a few occasions, but only in Lapistoria, éclale, and "Yume" themes. New episodes only come out from February to December. January is a break month when only reruns air, But in 2018 during and after Season 4, They began to broadcast reruns of Seasons 1-3 to celebrate 20th Anniversary of Pop’n Music, as well as the Pop’n 10 theme which reran in October 2018 to celebrate Halloween. In Season 5, they may include newly themed episodes and wraparounds and some classic reruns from Seasons 1-4 to celebrate the best of the show.

Season 1: Pop'n 1,2,3 to Fever (March 2013-April 2014)

Season 2: Adventure to Sunny Park (May 2014-May 2015)

Season 3: Best Hits + CS Themes (Utacchi, Rhythmin, etc.) / Theme Shuffle, Lapistoria to Eclale (June 2015-April 2017)

Season 4: Steampunk & Theme Shuffle (September 2017-October 2018)

Season 5: Peace + Pop'n Top Tune Archives (Top Rerun Web Picks) (April 2019-December 2019)

Season 6: Lively & Kaimei Riddles (March 2021)

Season 7: UniLab (To Be Scheduled: TBD 2023)

## Intros

With all the different themes which rotate, the show features different intros as well. Click here to read about them! At the beginning of an intro, a la Sesame Street (from 1992-2001), the title of the theme reads "Theme: [theme of the show]" or "Theme Shuffle" which starting in Season 3, and in the end, it reads "Pop'n Tunes."

### Opening Themes

* Like a Pop'n Music" is heard with variations at the end of the opening of themes of Pop'n Channel, Pop'n 10, and Pop'n 11.

-FANMADE- Pop'n Tunes OP - Like a Pop'n Music (TV Size)Main Theme - Like a Pop'n Music (used for Pop'n Music 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Stage, 6, 7, 9, 16 Party and for when episodes from different themes are combined.)-FANMADE- Pop'n Tunes OP - Pop'n 10 Title Re-arranged and Extended MixFairy Tale / Halloween OP - Pop'n 10 Title re-arranged and Extended MixHatsune Miku- Project DIVA Future Tone - -PV- "Tricolore Airline" (Romaji-English Subs)Pop'n Passport OP (Netflix Exclusive Version) Tricolre Airlines-FANMADE- Pop'n Tunes OP - Koisuru Tokyo TV SizeIroha OP - Koisuru Tokyo (Tokyo I love)Pop'n music IROHA introIroha Op Iroha (Possible Version): Pop'n Music Iroha Title theme (Re-arrangement like Tomodachi Collection Enka Song with vocals)Tomodachi Life - Unused Japanese SongIroha Op Iroha (Possible Version): Pop'n Music Iroha Title theme (Re-arrangement like Tomodachi Collection Enka Song with vocals)-FANMADE- Pop'n Tunes OP - Pop'n Carnival March (TV Size Edit)Carnival Themed OP - Pop'n Carnival MarchImpactist - Wires (Cartoon Network Summer Video Music - Check it 3.0)Carnival Themed OP (1st Netflix Exclusive Version) Wires By ImpactistGCN Baby Park (Beta Mix) - Mario Kart DSCarnival Themed OP (Netflix Exclusive 2nd Version) A song that sounds like a circus like re-arrangement of Baby Park From Mario Kart: Double Dash in the style of Parasprite PolkaMario Kart Wii - Koopa Cape REMIX!! By Jugebox98Carnival Themed OP (Netflix Exclusive Possible Version) A circus like re-arrangement of Koopa Cape from Mario Kart WiiNew Super Mario Bros. Music - Bonus Area ExtendedCarnival Themed OP (Netflix Exclusive Possible Version) A re-arrangement of Bonus Area from New Super Mario Bros in the style of Pop'n Carnival March-FANMADE- Pop'n Tunes OP - Skykid Circus Band Mix (TV Size Edit)Carnival Themed Op (Ringling bros Tribute): Skykid March (Circus Band Mix)Homer Simpsons Clown College Ad gets to HomerCarnival Theme OP (Theme Shuffle Version) Krusty's clown college styled arrangement for Carnival Themed OP-FANMADE- Pop'n Tunes OP - Pop'n Adventure Medley (TV Size Edit)Adventure Themed OP - Pop'n Big Adventure MedleyPop'n music 16 PARTY - Opening & Demo loopParty Themed OP (Possible Version) - Pop'n music 16 party (Re-arrangement Like the Chuck e Cheese Birthday Star Song From 2008 With Vocals)Chuck E. Cheese Birthday Extravaganza 2008Party Themed OP (Possible Version) - Pop'n music 16 party (Re-arrangement Like the Chuck e Cheese Birthday Star Song From 2008 With Vocals)-PREVIEW- Pop'N Music 17 THE MOVIE HDD crack( INTRO&HOW TO PLAY)Movie Theater/Cinema OP - Pop'n 17 Title Theme (Re-arrangement like Merrie Melodies Starring Bugs & Friends OP) (Possible Version Or 2nd Half Of the month version Has Pop'n 17 Title Theme as The Wonderful World of Disney intro of the 2000's like re-arrangement or a Stars Wars intro like re-arrangement)The Wonderful World of Disney (2001-2007)Movie Theater/Cinema OP (Possible Version/2nd Half Of Month Version) Pop'n 17 Title Theme (The Wonderful World of Disney intro of the 2000's like re-arrangement)Star Wars Intro HD 1080pMovie Theater/Cinema OP (Possible Version/2nd Half Of Month Version) Pop'n 17 Title Theme (A Star Wars intro like re-arrangement)Wonderful World of Disney Intro (Early 90ies)Movie Theater/Cinema OP (Theme Shuffle Version) A Medley With Pop'n 17 Title Theme and Like a Pop'n Music (Re-arrangement like Wonderful World of Disney Intro of the 90's-FANMADE- Pop'n Tunes OP - Ensemble Forecast 3-28 (TV Size)Portable Picnic Themed OP - Ensemble Forecast 3/28Pop'n music 18 SENGOKU RETSUDEN - Arcade Interface, Menu, Title, Song SelectionSengoku Retsuden OP (Possible Version and 2nd Half of Month Version): Pop'n Music Sengoku Retsuden Title theme (Shadow Man Stage Theme from Mega Man 3 Like re-arrangement)Mega Man 3 (NES) Music - Shadow Man Stage-2Sengoku Retsuden OP (Possible Version Version): Pop'n Music Sengoku Retsuden Title theme (Shadow Man Stage Theme from Mega Man 3 Like re-arrangement)Moranbong Band - Tansume (단숨에)Sengoku Retsuden OP (2nd Half of month) - a Tansume by Moranbong Band-like remixPop'n Music 20- fantasia（アーケード）DemonstrationFantasia OP (Possible Version): Pop'n music Fantasia Title theme (Candy Crush Soda Diorama song like re-arrangement)Candy Crush Soda Saga Soundtrack 03 DioramaFantasia OP (Possible Version): Pop'n music Fantasia Title theme (Candy Crush Soda Diorama song like re-arrangement)Pop'n music 解明リドルズ Title ScreenKaimei Riddles: Pop'n Music Kaimei Riddles Title Theme (Re-arranged to a Extended Theme simillar To Bowling from Nintendo Switch Sports)Survival Bowling - Nintendo Switch Sports OSTKaimei Riddles: Pop'n Music Kaimei Riddles Title Theme (Re-arranged to a Extended Theme simillar To Bowling from Nintendo Switch Sports)
## Home Media Releases

### Pop'n Tunes DVD

Each DVD consists of 4-5 episodes involving 20-25 shorts of the show and bonus features (e.g. extra music videos, bonus cartoons, Pop'n Music game trailers and other trailers, Even drawing how-tos of Pop'n characters). It also have different languages: English, Spanish (Subtitles), French (Subtitles), Korean and Japanese.

* Vol 1 - Pop'n, No Drop'n

* Vol 2 - Pop'n Paradise

* Vol 3 - Punks Rock

* Vol 4 - Groovy Tunes 'n' Kooky Toons

* Vol 5 - Honey Bunches of Toons

* Vol 6 - Serv'n Out

* Vol 7 - Hop-us Pop-us / Princess Piccolo and Other Fairy Tales

* Vol 8 - Passport around Pop'n World / Pop’n World Travel Tales

* Vol 9 - Iroha Fables

* Vol 10 - Kooky Kartoon Karnival

* Vol 11 - Cartoon Disco Fever

* Vol 12 - Adventures in Safari

* Vol 13 - Pop'n Party Poppers / The Great Rhythm Arcade Champion (feat. The Toy Contemporary Concerto)

* Vol 14 - Movie Madness / To Make A Musical Movie

* Vol 15 - This Means War / Asian State Wars

* Vol 16 - Dizzy Desserts in Dessert Land

* Vol 17 - Picnic Panic (released on March 28, due to the reference of "Ensemble Forecast 3/28")

* Vol 18 - Down to Tune Street

* Vol 19 - Fantasy Frolics / Once Upon a Tune / The Search for Pop'n Crystal

* Vol 20 - Walk in The Sunny Park

* Vol 21 - Lapistoria: Stuck in Anime World

* Vol 22 - Lapistoria: When Two Worlds Collide (Cartoony In-game selves meets Anime selves + Mimi and Nyami: Old Selves meets New Lapistoria Selves as PreCures)

* Vol 23 - Eclale: The Fantasic Crazy World

* Vol 24 - The Usa The Neko, and The Boy's Dream / The Journey with Navi-kun

* Vol 25 - Peace On!