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Jacket: Little Munchkin – Castellia

Little Munchkin

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Nivel cambiado en PHOENIX 2

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D22 ↓ antes D23 D19 ↓ antes D20

Los niveles de esta página son los de PHOENIX 2 (versión actual); «antes» es el nivel que tenía en PHOENIX 1.

CHARTS 11
NIVEL 2–22
RANK #425 S8

Charts de Little Munchkin: Single S8, S13, S16, S19, S21 · Double D11, D15, D17, D19, D22 · Co-op C2.

Ficha

Compositor
Castellia
BGA / Visual
Daram, CattoHato Jehezukiel & MimiChair
Debut
펌프 잇 업 PHOENIX
Canal
Original / PHOENIX
BPM
180

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"Little Munchkin" is a Castellia track added to Pump It Up PHOENIX in version 1.07.0, on the Original / PHOENIX channel. It runs at 180 BPM and is also a port from Pump It Up M. Its melody is built on Christian Petzold's well-known Minuet in G major.

▸ Origin and melody
The track is based on Christian Petzold's Minuet in G major, a piece long misattributed to Johann Sebastian Bach. The name "Little Munchkin" refers not to a storybook character but to the short-legged Munchkin cat breed, and true to that theme the track folds in cat-meow samples. Castellia is also behind Nyan-turne (feat. KuTiNA), another cat-themed number contributed to Pump It Up M.
▸ The BGA and its cameos
The BGA, by Daram, CattoHato Jehezukiel & MimiChair, is a fan favorite. It opens with a cat face bobbing along to the beat and is packed with cameos from other PIU song BGAs: three kittens appear alongside Luana (the PHOENIX 2023 mascot), the three fairies from Yo! Say!! Fairy!!! show up, a cat works a turntable with the tabby from Feel My Happiness behind it, and a side picture frame holds the two dancers from Hungarian Dance V.
▸ Charts and difficulty
In PHOENIX the song offers five Single charts (S8, S13, S16, S19, S21) and five Double charts (D11, D15, D17, D20, D23), plus a two-player Co-Op. The S19 sat at level 18 on the mobile release and was bumped to 19 for the arcade port. Both the D20 and D23 are widely seen as easy for their level, lacking any truly demanding stretches and using only short drills, though the D23's finish adds a moving drill with twists that is worth handling carefully.

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