Trivia / Cytus II

• Author's Saving Throw: Some players complained that Neko#ΦωΦ got way more songs compared to the other main characters. At its worst, she had 72 compared to PAFF's 28 and ROBO_Head's 32. A big part of this problem was due to Neko's occupation as a video game streamer making her the logical choice to receive all of the Crossover songs from other rhythm games, despite the fact that some of them would sound more fitting for other characters. Noticing this, Rayark introduced Graff. J, a new character who could receive the collaboration songs in order to balance the main characters' song numbers again. The announcement even included a humorous drawing of Neko tearfully handing some CDs to Graff◊!
• Banned in China: Literally. The game was taken off of app markets in China in July 2020 after it was discovered that ICE, who was under Rayark's employ at the time until his resignation within the same month and who is from Hong Kong (Rayark is based in Taiwan), had made a song a few months ago, "Telegraph 1344 7609 2575", containing a "Free Hong Kong" Morse code message, generating a lot of controversy in China even though the song was made as a personal work rather than for the game. When the game was unbanned, 6 songs by ICE were removed from the Chinese version.
• Marth Debuted in "Smash Bros.": The maimai DX+ DLC pack marks the first time that the songs in it are available outside of Asia and Australia, along with the appearance of Milk and Shama (two of maimai's main characters; they first appeared in the music video for "Oshama Scramble!" which serves as the basis for the song's image in this game).^note "Oshama Scramble!" was also available to play in the United States for a brief period of time in 2016 when maimai PiNK was location-tested (but not released) in that country. Unfortunately, due to the way the game handles song and video data if there is no connection to Sega's servers, the video was disabled, so no Milk and Shama for Americans then.