How To Get More Songs On Taiko No Tatsujin

The Quest for More Bangers: A Totally (Not) Serious Guide to Taiko Song Expansion

Okay, let's be real. We all love Taiko no Tatsujin. But sometimes, that song list feels… a little stale. You've mastered "Saitama 2000." You can probably play "Kurenai" in your sleep.

So, what's a Taiko-loving drummer to do? Beg Bandai Namco for more tunes? Well, sort of.

Step 1: Unleash the Power of the Internet (Responsibly!)

First things first: let your voice be heard! Tweet at Bandai Namco. Flood their Facebook page (gently, of course). Make your presence known.

Use hashtags like #TaikoNoTatsujin and #MoreSongsPlease. Maybe even start a petition. Every little bit helps, right?

And don't forget the forums! The Taiko no Tatsujin community is huge. Discuss your dream song list. Find others who share your musical taste.

Step 2: Show Them What We Want (And What We'll Pay For!)

DLC is our friend! When new song packs drop, vote with your wallet. Buy the music you love (or the music you *want* to love).

Bandai Namco sees what sells. If J-Pop packs are flying off the virtual shelves, expect more J-Pop. Want more anime themes? Show them the demand!

This is probably where my unpopular opinion comes in: I'd gladly pay a little extra for some deep-cut obscure songs. I'm talking real niche stuff.

Step 3: Become a Taiko Prophet (Predict the Future!)

Keep an eye on what's trending in Japan. What anime is huge? What video game is everyone playing? Those are your hints.

Usually, there will be a good chance the most popular song in any given trending media would arrive in Taiko no Tatsujin. So, predict now and master it before release!

Step 4: Dream Big (But Be Realistic-ish!)

Look, we all want our favorite obscure metal track in Taiko no Tatsujin. But let's be honest, that's probably not happening.

Focus on songs that are already popular in Japan. Anime openings, Vocaloid hits, trending J-Pop. These are the most likely candidates.

This strategy minimizes disappointment. You're still dreaming, just with a slightly higher chance of success.

Step 5: Accept the Inevitable (and Mod, Maybe?)

Alright, let's face it. We're at the mercy of Bandai Namco. They decide what songs make the cut.

If all else fails, consider the modding community (if available for your platform). Be careful and do your research, though! Modding can be risky.

Or, you know, just keep practicing "Saitama 2000." You can *always* get a higher score.

Step 6: The (Unspoken) Power of Cosplay

This might sound crazy, but hear me out. Dress up as Don-chan and perform a Taiko routine outside Bandai Namco headquarters.

Okay, maybe don't *actually* do that. But a little creative expression can't hurt, right? Make a Taiko-themed music video. Write a Taiko-inspired song.

Get noticed! Make them remember your passion for Taiko no Tatsujin.