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Motto Motto JUMP!'s Jacket Art

This is the music detail page for Motto Motto JUMP! (もっともっとJUMP!), a song from Girlfriend Note. For a full list of songs, check the Song List or Song Gallery. For more information, check the help section below.

Basic Information

• Title: Motto Motto JUMP! | もっともっとJUMP!

• Category: Side-B (All Difficulties)
• Color: Yellow
• First Appearance In-Game: Prior to January 2016
• Album: Currently not released on any album
• Lyrics: Takayuki Tonegawa | 利根川貴之
• Composition: Dr.Usui
• Arrangement: Dr.Usui & Wicky.Recordings
• Vocals: Tsugumi Harumiya (CV: Ayahi Takagaki) | 春宮つぐみ(CV:高垣彩陽)
• Advantage Center Girl: Akane Sakurai, Tsugumi Harumiya | 櫻井明音, 春宮つぐみ
• Unlock Requirements: Side-B (Daily) Song, no level requirement
• Difficulty Availability:
  • Easy: Side-B (check Side-B rotation schedule)
  • Normal: Side-B (check Side-B rotation schedule)
  • Hard: Side-B (check Side-B rotation schedule)
  • Expert (Very Hard): Side-B (check Side-B rotation schedule)

See the help section below for more information on the availability of difficulties for this song.

Audio

Difficulties

Below, we show the stamina requirements for each difficulty, as well as the exp gained.

For each difficulty, the requirements to achieve ranks and receive rank rewards for Score, Combo, Mirror Bonus, and Amount of Clears are shown below. When you achieve a certain rank for the first time, you receive the reward for that rank as well as any ranks below it that you have not previously received. For example, if you get a A for score on your first play of a song, you would get the score rewards for SCORE C, SCORE B, and SCORE A. All rewards can only obtained once.

Note that "gull" is the form of currency in the game (ガル). Friend points can be used on the friend gacha to obtain mostly N rarity cards, with a few R cards available.

50 Luck Stones is given after clearing the Easy, Normal, and Hard difficulty of a song for the first time. 50 Luck Stones are also given for clearing the Expert difficulty of a song for the first time.

Easy

• Star Difficulty Rating: 3
• Stamina Requirement: 5
• Experience Gained: 13
• Furu Furu Bonus: 10 Luck Stones

The Furu Furu Bonus is given when you achieve Full Combo (no misses, max combo) and Full Mirror Bonus (kept the disco ball spinning the whole song after the intro) on a song at the same time in one play.

Score Goal

Combo Goal

Mirror Bonus Goal

Clear Goal

Normal

• Star Difficulty Rating: 7
• Stamina Requirement: 10
• Experience Gained: 29
• Furu Furu Bonus: 20 Luck Stones

The Furu Furu Bonus is given when you achieve Full Combo (no misses, max combo) and Full Mirror Bonus (kept the disco ball spinning the whole song after the intro) on a song at the same time in one play.

Score Goal

Combo Goal

Mirror Bonus Goal

Clear Goal

Hard

• Star Difficulty Rating: 8
• Stamina Requirement: 15
• Experience Gained: 51
• Furu Furu Bonus: 50 Luck Stones

The Furu Furu Bonus is given when you achieve Full Combo (no misses, max combo) and Full Mirror Bonus (kept the disco ball spinning the whole song after the intro) on a song at the same time in one play.

Score Goal

Combo Goal

Mirror Bonus Goal

Clear Goal

Expert

• Star Difficulty Rating: 9
• Stamina Requirement: 20
• Experience Gained: 73
• Furu Furu Bonus: 100 Luck Stones

The Furu Furu Bonus is given when you achieve Full Combo (no misses, max combo) and Full Mirror Bonus (kept the disco ball spinning the whole song after the intro) on a song at the same time in one play.

Score Goal

Combo Goal

Mirror Bonus Goal

Clear Goal

Lyrics

Japanese

Romaji

Currently looking for romanizers, contact User:Erina if you'd like to help!

English

Currently looking for translators, contact User:Erina if you'd like to help!

Help

For help about the information on the page, try looking at the Walkthrough Project or the rhythm game mechanics pages, such as Rhythm:Play.

Regarding Difficulty Availability: A song's difficulty is considered "Limited" if it has appeared in the game for play at some point, but has since then disappeared. A song's difficulty is considered "Unreleased" if it has never yet appeared in the game in any form. Side-A are the songs that you can always play, Side-B are songs that you can only play on a rotating basis, and Special are songs under the "special" category that are usually unlocked by completing missions.

Total high score refers to the total score of all the highest scores you have obtained on all songs. This is essentially the sum of all high scores on each song you have played in the game. Note that for a song, it will only take your highest score from all four difficulties. For example, if you played a song on Easy with score 30,000, then played it on Hard with score: 150,000, then the only score counted for your total high score would be the 150,000.

The color of a song is the song's attribute. Teams that are composed of more members of the song's color (meaning, having a higher performance stat of the song's color) will perform better score-wise.

An "advantage center girl" is a center girl that provides a 10% clothing stat bonus for the song.

Note that "gull" is the form of currency in the game (ガル). Friend points can be used on the friend gacha to obtain mostly N rarity cards, with a few R cards available. Trainers can be used to increase the skill level of your girl, which allows them to improve their unique skills during gameplay (such as stamina recovery, score boost, and more).

Expert songs are never available in Side-A (normal play), these difficulties can only be found in Side-B (daily/weekly rotation), unless it's a special/limited edition song. Visit Rhythm:Side-B Songs for more information.

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