Most Difficult Songs In BanG Dream! Girls Band Party

Summary

• Bandori offers intense rhythm tracks that challenge players to reach god-like levels of mastery.
• Some songs like Teardrops and Sensenfukoku push players with overwhelming notes and BPMs.
• Tracks like Fire Bird and Six Trillion Years are brutal endurance tests with high note counts.

Being one of the longest-running gacha rhythm games, BanG Dream! Girls Band Party! (Also known as Bandori) has over 500 incredible songs from all kinds of genres. This wide array of tracks leaves a song for anyone, from those who can barely tap their feet along to the beat to masters who can move their thumbs at light speeds to hit any notes.

Those who consider themselves rhythm game monarchs have come to the right place as Bandori has some of the most intense tracks that will challenge you to go beyond mastery and reach a god-like level of playing. Become one with the rhythm and let’s start the party.

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Re:birth Day

Reborn Into A Master Of Rhythm

The day you finally clear this song, it will feel like you are reborn into a new level of rhythm game mastery. Re:birth Day is a rapid test of your mental and physical abilities. This song has a BPM of 170 and has a total of 848 notes on its Expert track, which melt together to create the symphony of your fingers cramping.

With its fast chord sequences that can easily instantly fail you from full health and the heavy use of note bursts that require intense reaction time that is almost inhuman to achieve, it can be quite frustrating to attempt.

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Teardrops

Get Ready To Cry In Pain

Many of the difficult songs in Bandori will make you shed tears, especially the song, Teardrops. This song is feared for its intricate design on Special difficulty that adds over 300 extra notes compared to the Expert version. It totals to 1,063 notes that must be played in a beautiful yet hand-hurting 190 BPM rush.

The complex patterns and the constant bursts of notes that speed at you make the song a real heart-breaker. You will be so close to finishing it, but then the agonizing ending section will be sure to trip you and finish you off.

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Sensenfukoku

Hard To Keep Up

Bandori is one of the toughest rhythm games out there at its highest difficulty level. The Special ranked tracks are especially designed to be ridiculously challenging. In Sensenfukoku’s Special difficulty level, you get a taste of just how wildly difficult the game can get.

At a light speed BPM of 200, this song can be quite challenging just to hit basic notes with how many are flung at you every second. Throughout the song’s length, it can be quite the average note spam, but as soon as the chorus hits you will be left unable to keep up unless you can move your fingers as fast as lightning.

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Amanojaku

Don’t Be A Coward!

Translating to A Born Coward, Amanojaku fits its name, making you feel like a coward for not being able to take this simple track down. The wonderfully painful combo of a BPM of 200 and an uneven rhythm makes this track feel impossible at times.

There is only a total of 998 notes in a run time of just under two minutes, which can get overwhelming with the slide notes that can be found throughout. Overall, the notes aren’t the main issue you will have, but instead, you will be fighting against the rhythm and beat to try to keep up with its tempo and messy organization.

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Setsuna Trip

An Unrelenting Rhythm

The wonderful Setsuna Trip is one of the many songs by the band Roselia, who are iconic for their high difficulties. Setsuna Trip is no different from any other of their tracks, featuring a nice 145 BPM and a lengthy 2:08 run time which will test your coordination with dense notes that give little room for error.

Unlike other tracks, this one gives you very few sections to heal from any missed notes and requires that you do the entire song with little failures. Usually there are quite a few downtime sections where the song is easier to allow you to recover life but unfortunately, Setsuna Trip wants you to survive it in one long go.

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Hibana -Reloaded-

A Classic Nightmare No Matter The Game

This Vocaloid classic, among many others, has had beautiful covers made in Bandori featuring the bands present. You may know Hibana -Reloaded- for its fast destructive chorus that reaches a heart racing 200 BPM. In Bandori, it is a rush of adrenalin with a constant spread of notes that requires your hand coordination to be able to handle two separate patterns at once.

This track is also featured in Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage!, another popular rhythm game with similar controls to Bandori, where it is also a tough challenge. Bandori, however, takes it to another level with its use of fast bursts of notes to match the intense chorus.

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Fire Bird

One Hell Of A Challenge

The most challenging Expert song, Fire Bird, flies high as a track that you will need to practise over and over to even clear once. With a BPM of 150 and a total of 935 notes over a 2:11 length, it doesn’t sound too bad. Don’t be fooled though, as the complex patterns will be impossible to predict and keep on top of when the BPM shifts.

This version is not why this song is considered so brutal, there is a full version… This variant of the track is over five minutes of hand-cramping tapping that totals to the highest number of notes in an Expert song, at a massive 2,331. Combine this with an already hard set of notes, and it’s the recipe for an endurance test of a song.

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Ringing Bloom

Ringing Your Doom

Your head will be ringing in pain after the many attempts at clearing Ringing Bloom. This song has an intense Expert and Special track, with a length of two minutes and a 195 BPM that throws over a thousand notes at you. It will test your tap speed and reaction time like no other.

Some of the slide notes are the hardest parts of the track due to them being very short and having a flick note at the end. Alongside this, many sections of the song quickly transition between a slow BPM and a fast one, making it so you have no room to react to anything, let alone the large mix of note types.

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Hell! Or Hell?

Take Your Thumbs For A Trip To The Underworld

This song holds true to its name for both its Expert and Special difficulties that really make your fingers almost set on fire and burn away. Hell! Or Hell? is a 197 BPM nightmare for even the most skilled as it spams a rough 999 notes on Expert and an impossible 1,192 on Special.

These notes are unrelenting as the song gives no downtime for you to take a break or adjust yourself. Instead, you have to perfect the almost two minute-long track and hope that you don’t slip up on any of the tricky chord notes and its unpredictable rhythm. There are also a ton of slide notes mixed throughout to really make sure you are using as many fingers as your small screen can fit.

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Six Trillion Years And Overnight Story

You Will Need Six Trillion Hours Of Practice

This dreaded track will make sure you remember it for the next Six Trillion Years with how brutal and unrelenting its Special difficulty variant is. Sitting happily on its throne at the highest difficulty level in the game of 35, Six Trillion Years and Overnight Story Special has been the champion of the hardest track in the game since its introduction on the sixth anniversary of the game.

The rapid 186 BPM sends over 1,070 notes in a short 1:43 length, leaving you having to play a minimum of ten notes per second. These notes come in intricate altering patterns that instantly switch between having you tap one note to three at once. All of this is sat on top of an almost randomly changing tempo that shifts the BPM along with it to as low as 80 BPM.