Understood. You're referring to "Taiko no Tatsujin: Waku Waku Anime Matsuri," a unique masterpiece in the "Taiko no Tatsujin" series specifically tailored for anime and tokusatsu fans. Let's explore its vibrant appeal in the style of a game magazine feature article. 【Feature】Shocking All-Anime & Tokusatsu Songs! A Festival of "Sound" That Resonates Across Generations. From the national rhythm action game "Taiko no Tatsujin" series comes a title with an unprecedented concept. This installment, which features only anime, tokusatsu, and hero show theme songs, is a dream stage where everyone, from children to adults, can be the star. The thrill of playing the melodies you heard on TV with your own hands is right here. ■ A Divine Song Selection Covering Nostalgic Classics to the Latest Hits The biggest feature of this game is its carefully selected lineup of all 19 songs. It includes songs that hit the "sweet spot" for all ages, from timeless masterpieces loved across generations to the latest popular anime of the time. The immersive experience unique to this anime-focused title, where you're drawn into the world of the work the moment the intro plays, is unmatched. ■ Enjoy with Your Eyes and Ears: Familiar Character Performances During song play, in addition to the familiar characters "Don-chan" and "Kacchan" adorning the bottom of the screen, lively performances inspired by each work entertain the player's eyes. The screen composition, which combines the cuteness of the mini-characters dancing to the rhythm and the world of anime, has the power to make not only the player but also those around them smile. ■ Exquisite Difficulty Balance for Beginners to Experts The series' traditional difficulty settings, from "Easy" to "Oni," are still present. If it's your favorite anime theme song, the rhythm is ingrained in your body, so even beginners can surprisingly naturally aim for a full combo. On the other hand, for experienced players, it will be a new challenge of how accurately they can play the familiar melodies. ■ Here's the Highlight! This title goes beyond a simple rhythm game and has a high level of completion as an "entertainment tool" that sparks family conversations. Fathers play their childhood hero songs, and children get excited about the latest anime songs. It's a masterpiece that can be called the conscience of the PS2 era, condensed like an album, with the warmth of bridging generations and the primitive fun of playing the taiko drums.