Notes
There are several notes in the game series, they are:
- Don - This is represented by a red face "note", players are required to hit the surface of the taiko itself.
- Kat - This is represented by a blue face "note", players are required to hit the rim of the taiko itself.
- Renta - This is represented by a yellow face "note", players are required to hit any part of the taiko rapidly, or do a drum roll.
- Balloon - This is represented by a red face "note" with a balloon next to it, players are required to hit the surface of the taiko rapidly until the counter hits zero. The Yam note can give players a special bonus when the counter is successfully cleared in the same manner.
The Yam note may be replaced with different notes in the handheld versions. In DX, this was emitted.
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