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Taiko no Tatsujin: V Version

First release
Jul 09, 2015
Developer
Taiko Team
Genres
Music · Action, Comedy

Rhythm game Taiko Drum Master makes its first appearance on the PlayStation Vita, featuring songs from anime, J-pop, vocaloids, New Japan Pro Wrestling and other games on the platform.

Also known as Taiko no Tatsujin Bui Bājon

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Storyline
One day, when Don is cleaning the house, he found a mysterious book that didn't belong to him or his brother Katsu. Unfortunately, they are both get pulled into by the book and are sent to the strange world where there are two moons floating in the sky. When the two wandering around the new world, they get attacked by a large dragon. Luckily, a girl named Maple helps them out and they defeat the dragon. The two heard from Maple that the large dragon they just encountered is in fact one of those evil beings called 'Noise Devil', and they are attacking many villages in the strange world. Hearing this, Don and Katsu offer to help out Maple, and so their journey to defeat the Noise Devils begins...Read more

One day, when Don is cleaning the house, he found a mysterious book that didn't belong to him or his brother Katsu. Unfortunately, they are both get pulled into by the book and are sent to the strange world where there are two moons floating in the sky. When the two wandering around the new world, they get attacked by a large dragon. Luckily, a girl named Maple helps them out and they defeat the dragon. The two heard from Maple that the large dragon they just encountered is in fact one of those evil beings called 'Noise Devil', and they are attacking many villages in the strange world. Hearing this, Don and Katsu offer to help out Maple, and so their journey to defeat the Noise Devils begins...

Release dates
PlayStation Vita
Jul 09, 2015
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
Side view
Keywords
anime, music and rhythm, j-pop