History YMMV / MuseDash

* GoddamnedBats: Hammer enemies come from a very awkward angle and it's hard to judge whether they are ground or air enemies until it's nearly too late.

** The track MopeMope. Those who've seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nC-bVtpIMd4 the original]] know what to expect: [[SubvertedKidsShow A seemingly saccharine tune that randomly turns into hellish cacaphony]], before dropping the sugary facade for a full thirty seconds and then giving the listener one last JumpScare at the end. The game emulates the original music video by [[https://youtu.be/tFSC4UM2hwY having the scenery randomly change around, most notably to the "haunted house hallway"]]. The official changelogs for the game {{foreshadow|ing}} this by explaining that the update that added this song introduces a "changing background" feature, but they don't tell you the ''context'' of it. Fittingly, the game's [[BrutalBonusLevel Brutal Bonus Chart]], rated an ''11'', seems to start off as a relatively easy chart, and then turns into absolute spammy madness when the song drops its cheery facade.

** The track [[SurpriseCreepy MopeMope]]. Those who've seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nC-bVtpIMd4 the original]] know what to expect: [[SubvertedKidsShow A seemingly saccharine tune that randomly turns into hellish cacaphony]], before dropping the sugary facade for a full thirty seconds and then giving the listener one last JumpScare at the end. The game emulates the original music video by [[https://youtu.be/tFSC4UM2hwY having the scenery randomly change around, most notably to the "haunted house hallway"]]. The official changelogs for the game {{foreshadow|ing}} this by explaining that the update that added this song introduces a "changing background" feature, but they don't tell you the ''context'' of it. Fittingly, the game's [[BrutalBonusLevel Brutal Bonus Chart]], rated an ''11'', seems to start off as a relatively easy chart, and then turns into absolute spammy madness when the song drops its cheery facade.

* BestKnownForTheFanservice: The game is well-known for characters who [[ShamelessFanserviceGirl shamelessly]] ([[ReluctantFanserviceGirl or not]]) flaunt very revealing costumes, such as [[PlayboyBunny Bunny Girl Rin]], [[SexyJester Joker Buro]], [[{{Meido}} Maid Marija]], [[HotWitch Magical Girl Marija]], [[HornyDevils Little Devil Marija]], and [[{{Dominatrix}} The Girl In Black Marija]]. Bonus (or minus) points for Idol Buro's introduction, [[GoingCommando making it seem like she is not wearing anything underneath her skirt]].

** Play as [[DamageOverTime Little Devil Marija]] ''without'' the [[SetBonus Lilith Elfin]], and [[UnwinnableByDesign see how far you can get]].

* NightmareFuel: The track [[SurpriseCreepy MopeMope]]. Those who've seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nC-bVtpIMd4 the original]] know what to expect: [[SubvertedKidsShow A seemingly saccharine tune that randomly turns into hellish cacaphony]], before dropping the sugary facade for a full thirty seconds and then giving the listener one last JumpScare at the end. The game emulates the original music video by [[https://youtu.be/tFSC4UM2hwY having the scenery randomly change around, most notably to the "haunted house hallway"]]. The official changelogs for the game {{foreshadow|ing}} this by explaining that the update that added this song introduces a "changing background" feature, but they don't tell you the ''context'' of it. Fittingly, the game's [[BrutalBonusLevel Brutal Bonus Chart]], rated an ''11'', seems to start off as a relatively easy chart, and then turns into absolute spammy madness when the song drops its cheery facade.

* PolishedPort: For those who don't mind waiting a month longer for updates, the Switch port comes with all of the DLC at a fixed price point, with no need to pay for upcoming DLC, and offers a choice between touchscreen controls like on mobile or tactile controls like on PC (via the Joy-Cons or another Switch-compatible controller of your choice).

* HilariousInHindsight: This game features ghost enemies, which vanish halfway across the screen and do not impact the player's health or combo if missed, drawing comparisons to ''VideoGame/GrooveCoaster''[='=]s Ad-Lib notes. Two years after the game's initial release, the game got a collab with ''GC''.

* PolishedPort: For those who don't mind waiting a month longer for updates, the Switch port comes with all of the DLC at a fixed price point, with no need to pay for upcoming DLC, and offers a choice between touchscreen controls or tactile controls (via the Joy-Cons or another Switch-compatible controller of your choice).

* PolishedPort: For those who don't mind waiting a month longer for updates, the Switch port comes with all of the DLC at a fixed price point, with no need to pay for upcoming DLC, and offers a choice between touchscreen controls, the Switch's Joy-Cons, or your own Switch-compatible controller.