Pop'n music peace

pop'n music peace is the 25th pop'n music installment. Much like how pop'n music 16 PARTY♪ celebrated the series' 10th anniversary, pop'n music peace celebrates the 20th anniversary. It was announced on October 16th, 2018 and released the next day.

Pop'n Class
The Pop'n Class (ポップンクラス) feature has been kept, displaying your skill with a picture and score. The score changes every time a set of songs is played, depending on your clear medals, ranks, and levels cleared. The score can't decrease, and Battle Mode has no effect on it. There are eight potential classes, listed below:

New Features & Changes

 * Navi returns, once again providing the system voice. However, his growth system has been removed, and the player can no longer change his attributes or transform him.
 * The e-AMUSEMENT service is now capitalized as e-amusement.
 * The character portraits are no longer done in an anime style. Instead a style similar to the games before pop'n music ラピストリア is used, albeit with more shading and detail.
 * Clear medals have been reverted to their original designs. Clear ranks are still letter-based, though the style has been changed:
 * [[Image:Peace S Grade.png]]: 98,000 and higher
 * [[Image:Peace AAA Grade.png]]: 95,000 to 97,999
 * [[Image:Peace AA Grade.png]]: 90,000 to 94,999
 * [[Image:Peace A Grade.png]]: 82,000 to 89,999
 * [[Image:Peace B Grade.png]]: 72,000 to 81,999
 * [[Image:Peace C Grade.png]]: 62,000 to 71,999
 * [[Image:Peace D Grade.png]]: 50,000 to 61,999
 * [[Image:Peace E Grade.png]]: 49,999 and lower
 * The background no longer changes depending on the song played or along with the groove gauge.

Licensed Songs
Songs with a icon next to the title indicate that they contain Long Pop-kun.

Trivia

 * pop'n music peace is the first game in the series to have no location test, instead being released as a large update to the previous game, pop'n music うさぎと猫と少年の夢.
 * pop'n music peace has the smallest amount of new default KONAMI original songs of any game in the main series with just 12 songs, 2 less than the first pop'n music.
 * It's also the first game in the series to release with no new characters.
 * Mimi and Nyami's animations are nearly identical to their original pop'n music animations.
 * The "peace" subtitle is possibly a reference to a phrase used at the end of staff rolls in previous games &mdash; "We present this game to the people who love music and game. Peace.".
 * The slogan that appears beneath the title reads Everybody Pop Every Day! (みんなでポップなエブリデイ！)

Official Sites
Official Site 20th Anniversary Special Site