Taiko no Tatsujin: Little Dragon and the Mysterious Orbs all 55 songs Nintendo 3DS

Nintendo 3DS game Taiko no Tatsujin: Little Dragon and the Mysterious Orbs (Japanese title: Chibi Dragon to Fushigi na Orb) contains a base song list of 55 songs. Songs Category,Song Title,Note/Source J-POP (10 Songs),"""Flying Get""",AKB48 ,"""PON PON PON""",Kyary Pamyu Pamyu ,"""Kimi Dake o Zutto""",FUNKY MONKEY BABYS ,"""Love Story wa Totsuzen ni""",Kazumasa Oda ,"""Kimi ni Todoke""",flumpool ,"""Kimi o Nosete""",Natsume Shinya ,"""Maru Maru Mori Mori!""","Kaoru to Tomoki, Tamani Mukku." ,"""Kurenai""",X Japan ,"""Tentai Kansoku""",BUMP OF CHICKEN ,"""Kimi to Hibiku Harmony""",Game Original (Theme Song) Anime (11 Songs),"""We Go!""",One Piece ,"""Limit Break X Survivor""",Dragon Ball Super ,"""GO! GO! MANIAC""",K-On!! ,"""A Cruel Angel's Thesis""",Neon Genesis Evangelion ,"""Vamola! Kyoryuger""",Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger ,"""Yume o Kanaete Doraemon""",Doraemon ,"""Boku, Taiko-man""",Taiko no Tatsujin Anime ,"""Touch""",Touch ,"""Odoru Ponpokorin""",Chibi Maruko-chan ,"""Sanpo""",My Neighbor Totoro ,"""Let's Go! Smile Precure!""",Smile Precure! Vocaloid™ Music (5 Songs),"""Senbonzakura""",KuroUsaP feat. Hatsune Miku ,"""Matryoshka""","Hachi feat. Hatsune Miku, GUMI" ,"""Black Rock Shooter""",ryo (supercell) feat. Hatsune Miku ,"""Shinkai Shoujo""",Yuuyu feat. Hatsune Miku ,"""Rōdoru Shōjo to Orgel""",Kemu Variety (5 Songs),"""Russian Roulette""",Rina Aiuchi ,"""Grip & Break down!! - Taiko Version -""",Touhou Project Arrange / A-One ,"""Bad Apple!! feat. nomico""",Touhou Project Arrange / Alstroemeria Records ,Taiko no Tatsujin: Little Dragon and the Mysterious Orbs ,"""Mister""",KARA Classical (10 Songs),"""William Tell Overture""",Rossini ,"""Jupiter""",Holst ,"""La Campanella""",Liszt ,"""Symphony No. 5""",Beethoven ,"""Trepak""",Tchaikovsky ,"""Ode to Joy""",Beethoven ,"""Morning Mood""",Grieg ,"""Hungarian Dance No. 5""",Brahms ,"""The Turkish March""",Mozart ,"""Boléro""",Ravel Game Music (4 Songs),"""Main Theme""",Monster Hunter ,"""HELLO! I WANT""",The Idolmaster ,"""Pac-Man Groove""",Pac-Man ,"""Theme of RIDGE RACER V""",Ridge Racer V NAMCO Originals (10 Songs),"""Taberuna 2000""", ,"""Haya Saitama 2000""", ,"""Yozakura Shanikusai""", ,"""Angel Dream""", ,"""Shōjō""", ,"""Ōkami to Labyrinth""", ,"""Kaze no Fantasy""", ,"""Neko no Kiseki""", ,"""Gagaku""", ,"""Dodondō""", Taiko no Tatsujin: Little Dragon and the Mysterious OrbsFeatureDetailPlatformNintendo 3DSRelease DateJuly 12, 2012 (Japan)DeveloperBandai Namco GamesGenreRhythm, ActionLanguageJapanese (Japan-exclusive release)Total Songs55 1. Story Mode (Adventure Mode) This game features a unique Adventure Mode that distinguishes it from the main arcade-style gameplay. Plot: The drum protagonist, Don-chan, and his brother, Katsu-chan, are transported to a fantasy world. They meet a small dragon named Raruko and must journey to defeat a villain, Maui, who has stolen Princess Soprano's voice and split it into seven mysterious orbs. Gameplay: Battles against enemies and bosses are fought by playing songs in the classic Taiko no Tatsujin rhythm format. The Orbs: The seven mysterious orbs act as elemental power-ups. Players choose which orb to use before a fight, giving a tactical advantage depending on the enemy's weakness (similar to an RPG element, but tied to the rhythm gameplay). Bosses also use the 3D effect of the Nintendo 3DS to launch attacks that obstruct or distort the note chart, adding a unique visual challenge. 2. Core Rhythm Gameplay The game retains the core mechanics of the Taiko no Tatsujin series: Controls: The game can be played using the 3DS buttons or, more popularly, the touchscreen to simulate hitting the drum (using a stylus or finger). Notes: Players hit the red 'Don' notes (drum face) or the blue 'Katsu' notes (drum rim) as they scroll across the screen in time with the music. 3. Song List The selection of 55 songs covers the series' traditional range of categories, including J-Pop, Anime themes, Vocaloid™ Music, Classical music, Game Music, and NAMCO Originals. The game is primarily known as the first Taiko no Tatsujin title released on the Nintendo 3DS and for its engaging, story-driven Adventure Mode which blends rhythm action with light RPG/tactical elements. nintendo 3ds game :)