The pack also adds Ninja Box as a playable character.

The fifth main portable game in the series, and third and last for Nintendo DS, it features 51 selectable songs with 10 of them in the Anime category, including 3 returning songs (two from The Game Music category features 7 songs, including 2 returning songs (though none featured in previous DS games) and 4 new songs:

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The fifth arcade game in the series features 54 selectable songs, with 12 of them in the Anime section, including 7 returning songs (all from the previous game, except one), and 5 new ones (listed in The category Namco Original also features 4 songs from other games, including two returning songs (though one previously only featured in a console game) and a new one: Also returning are the songs "Uso", "Rain", "Sugar Song to Bitter Step", and "Himawari no Yakusoku", respectively ending theme #1 from the anime This update also set timed release for two Namco Original songs and one new Anime song scheduled for release on September 20, 2019: Additionaly, Ura Mode was added for "Honey Heartbeat ~10 Stars Mix~", but the song "Monster Hunter 3 (Tri) G Medley" was removed.

The Game Music category initially features 8 songs, plus 2 unlockable ones, including 4 new ones (in The Variety category also features three songs from The J-Pop category also includes a song from a fictional series, returning from There also are the songs "Sugar Song to Bitter Step" and "RPG", respectively the ending theme from the anime The pack also includes the performance character Hatsune Miku. The second iOS game in the series, it features 6 selectable songs, all different from the previous game, but again including 2 recurring anime songs and a recurring game song: ", "Hanamaru Biyori!
This update also set release for three Game songs from non-fictional rhythm games The sixteenth main console game in the series and first for PlayStation 4, it initially features 74 selectable songs, but additional ones were made available for download.The Game Music category initially features 8 songs, including 3 returning ones and 5 new ones:

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An additional new song was made available to download for free at the day of release, and later as paid DLC: This features 6 songs, including 5 new ones and only one returning, unlockable song (the only one introduced in The eighth main arcade game in the series features 90 selectable songs, with 20 of them in the Anime section, including 12 returning song (6 from The Game Music category features 12 songs from other game series, including 8 returning songs (5 from Also the Namco Original category features 6 songs from other series, including 5 returning songs (2 previously only featured in console games) and only one new song:

There also is the song "New World" from the non-fictional rhythm game Additionally the Variety category features 3 songs from The J-Pop category also includes a song from a fictional series, returning from There also is "Sugar Song to Bitter Step", ending theme from the anime The pack also includes the song "Canon" from the non-fictional rhythm game The Game Music category initially features 106 selectable songs, including all 100 from the final update of the previous version, 5 returning from previous games and a new one from the non-fictional game Also returning are the 10 songs from non-fictional games jubeat, maimai, Groove Coaster and Synchronica, not listed here. The Anime category initially features 73 selectable songs, including 71 from the final update of the previous version (all of them except for seven songs), and 2 new ones (listed in The Game Music category initially features 121 selectable songs, including all but one from the final update of the previous version (the only removed one being Pokemon Black 2/White 2 Gym Battle Medley), and a new one (listed in Also returning are the 12 songs from non-fictional games jubeat, maimai, Groove Coaster, Synchronica, SOUND VOLTEX and crossbeats REV, not listed here. ; Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger: opening theme from the show of the same name. Additionally, the Variety category features the same 23 songs from other series as the final update of the previous version:

The thirteenth main console game in the series and first for Nintendo Wii U, it initially featured 70 selectable songs, though 34 more were made available for download, bringing the total up to 104. This game targeted toward very young children, released for the Advanced Pico Beena, features 40 selectable songs, all children songs, however two of these are actually from anime series, one returning from most games in the series, and a new one (listed in The seventh main arcade game in the series features 80 selectable songs, with 20 of them in the Anime category, including 10 returning songs (6 from The Namco Original category features 20 songs, with 10 of them from other series, including 7 returning song (5 songs from Additionally the Variety category features five songs from other series, two returning ones and three new ones:
The ninth main console game in the series and second for Nintendo Wii, it features 70 selectable songs with 11 of them in the Anime category, including 8 returning songs (3 of the songs that debuted in The Game Music category features 8 selectable songs, 4 returning songs that weren't in the first Wii game (1 from The thirteenth main arcade game in the series features 161 selectable songs, with 36 of them in the Anime category, including 30 returning songs (26 from The Game Music category features 18 selectable songs, including 13 returning songs (8 from Additionally the Variety category features 3 songs from other series, the 2 recurring ones and a new one (listed in The J-POP category also features four songs from other series, two returning from The second Japanese mobile game in the series and first for iOS, it only features 5 selectable songs, including 2 recurring anime songs and a recurring game song: