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As with several other games, the Just Dance series is no exception to having its own Easter Eggs. Here, you can browse through all the Easter eggs which Ubisoft has so kindly put in the Just Dance series.
An Easter Egg could be anything - something that unlocks additional content, "cameos" from dancers outside from their own song; really anything that can be considered "secret" or "bonus" content. They could even be beta elements (although this page should be left for the best of beta elements as there are already pages for that).
Just Dance 2[]
Viva Las Vegas takes place in what seems to be a desert. Coincidentally enough, Las Vegas is an oasis in a desert.
The Shake icon for the Simon Says mode on Xbox 360 is reminiscent of the Gold Move pictograms for Baby Girl.
Routines[]
Baby One More Time has a Beta dancer who appears in the Mashup for the song. Although she does not make an appearance in the song, Ubisoft’s Soundless Quiz confirmed that she was a Beta dancer for the song.
The background of Sway (Quien Sera) can be seen in a poster in the background for I Was Made For Lovin’ You (Sweat Version) and the rest of the Sweat Mashups.
The raccoon from California Gurls’ background reappears as P2 of Pop Star with a different color scheme. His gender has also been changed to female, as evidenced by a pair of eyelashes and a yellow bow.
At the start and end of Call Me Maybe, when the screen zooms out to show the entire background around the phone, the lyrics starting at the line "Don't ask me, I’ll never tell" and the coach from Mas Que Nada can be seen in small text near the top right of the screen.
Besides, one of the icons in the phone shows the AutoDance logo - AutoDance is an app developed by Ubisoft, and Just Dance TV.
A lot of backgrounds from other songs appear in the background of Rock Lobster, such as Funkytown, Party Rock Anthem and more (see Rock Lobster’s page for a complete list).
During the underwater part, there are many floating items that come from other routines, such as the car from Crying Blood and some candies from Lollipop.
Jungle Drum, which was meant to be in Just Dance 3 but got removed in the final release, reappears in many Puppet Master Modes.
Jungle Drum’s coach also appears in the menu square for Brand New Start that is shown in the instruction manual for Just Dance 4; Katti Kalandal, Spectronizer and Alright appear in the background. This manual taught users how to download content from the Shop.
The coaches from Blame It on the Boogie and Fine China’s Extreme Version have a glittery effect on their gloves, which is inspired by Michael Jackson: The Experience.
The coach from Man Down (an unused routine intended for Just Dance 2014) can be seen in the background for Blurred Lines.
P2 from C’mon reappears in Timber with a slightly different outfit.
Additionally, in both C’mon and Timber, which feature a girl as P1 and a panda as P2, there is a brief part where the former jumps on the latter’s back.
Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight) bears striking resemblances to the ABBA: You Can Dance version in terms of coach’s design and background.
Several coaches from previous games appear on the stained glass in the background of Just Dance. They are (in order of appearance, from left to right):
Several elements taken from other routines can be seen in the outfits of Safe And Sound.
Also, "BOOST YOUR STYLE" can be seen in the background of Safe And Sound. This was the slogan forGarnier Fructis, which promoted the code for the song.
The coaches for Y.M.C.A are all returning dancers from other games: P1 is the coach from Rasputin (as well as P2 from Hungarian Dance No. 5), P2 is C3 from Moves Like Jagger, P3 is the coach from Viva Las Vegas, and P4 is the coach from Dare. They all have been slightly updated and are in higher quality.
(I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life (P2) in Fine China’s background
Call Me Maybe in Fine China’s background
Can’t Take My Eyes Off You (P2) in Fine China’s background
The Raving Rabbids and other characters from Rayman Origins appear in the background of Love Is All.
In Only You (And You Alone), a binary code that translates to 49 can be seen in a bottle in the background of the choreography. It is currently unknown how the number 49 relates to Just Dance or Ubisoft for that matter.
The Fox (What Does The Fox Say?) starts with a pop-up storybook that shares the title and contains the lyrics of the song. Coincidentally, Ylvis published a book called "What Does The Fox Say?"
The coaches from Animals reappear in the Helmet Version of RADICAL. The only difference is their outlines and that the coaches appear slightly brighter in RADICAL (Helmet Version).
In the 7th-Gen version of the game, there is a tutorial picture that shows a girl wearing P1’s helmet from Animals and a boy wearing P4’s unicorn head from 4x4; the routine projected on the screen reuses the background from the Classic version of Sorry. However, Wherever I Go is seen dancing in front of the background.
The black and gold effect from the Scarf Version of Lean On is reused in the bridge of 24K Magic.
Some aliens in the background of Kissing Strangers resemble Rabbids.
P2 of Swish Swish’s outfit recycles the puppy heads from Chiwawa’s costume.
The faces that are CGI-pasted on the coaches for New Face belong to people who work/have worked for the Just Dance Team, such as Mouss Otakool (a Just Dance ambassador) and Alkis Argyriadis (the creative director).
Moreover, the metro walls feature a silhouette of I Gotta Feeling in a flyer that reads "Notice for missing person", and two prohibition signs that reference P3 of In the Summertime and the Panda.
Several routines from the game, along with some of the items from their backgrounds and all the Ubisoft Star Players in E3 2017[1], appear in All You Gotta Do (Is Just Dance). The cameos are:
The second section features both Classic and Extreme coaches from 24K Magic, the teddy bear from We Can’t Stop, the coaches from Sax and P1 from Get Lucky.
The fourth section features the Classic coach from John Wayne, the railway train from the Extreme Version of the same song, P2 and three chili peppers from Speedy Gonzalez, the coach and two totem poles from Apache (Jump On It), a sign from Viva Las Vegas and the Classic coaches from Wild Wild West into "WANTED" posters.
The seventh section features P3 from PoPiPo, the Tomato Version coach from Automaton, both coaches from Aserejé (The Ketchup Song), some candies from Oishii Oishii and a fridge with some pictures of P3 from PoPiPo and the Tomato Version coach from Automaton posing romanticly in front of the backgrounds from La Bicicleta and the Earphones Version of Cake By The Ocean.
The eighth section features both coaches from Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini, an octopus from Cake By The Ocean, the coach from I Get Around, a poster from California Gurls, a palm tree from Boys (Summertime Love) and a postcard with Somethin’ Stupid.
The ninth section features the coach from Amazing Girl, the coach, the dinosaur and the robot from Never Gonna Give You Up, P2 from Nitro Bot, a comics page with Kaboom Pow and the word "HERO" from Holding Out for a Hero.
The tenth section features the Classic coach and the dog from Chiwawa, P2 and some candies from Oishii Oishii, the Tomato Version coach from Automaton, some balloons from Birthday and a hill from Lollipop.
The eleventh section features both coaches from Magic Halloween, P2 from Love Is All in his human form, the house, and the moon from Ghost In The Keys, the coach from Black Widow and the Classic coach from I Will Survive in a painting.
World Dance Floor[]
Some World Dance Floor bosses refer to previous Just Dance routines.
At the beginning of Swish Swish (VIPMADE), P1 and P2 reference the ending of Swish Swish and the beginning of HandClap (Fanmade) respectively, as the former starts in his Dip pose from the Classic routine and the latter does the hand movements from HandClap (Fanmade).
The panda from I Gotta Feeling reappears with a redesign as a playable coach in Water Me.
In addition, the coach from Make It Jingle makes an appearance in the background.
Make It Jingle appears in Water Me (Tennis Version) alongside the Classic coach as playable coaches.
The Extreme Versions of Mad Love and Work Work reuse some background elements from their respective Classic routines. Additionally, Bang Bang Bang’s and Finesse (Remix)’ Extreme Versions use altered versions of the Classic routine’s background.
Some World Dance Floor bosses refer to previous Just Dance routines.
Panda Float is loosely based on the coach of I Gotta Feeling.
An unknown boss resembling Carnaval Boom could appear during the Carnival event.
Three bosses who respectively borrow their outfits from the coaches of 365, Old Town Road (Remix), and Vodovorot could appear on World Dance Floor during the Just Dance 2020 Celebration event.
The backgrounds of both the NTSC and PAL covers for the game feature assets from backgrounds of tracks from previous games in the series. These include:
The Panda, who has been a playable dancer in many routines of the Just Dance series, is the main character of the story.
Each song is represented by a small planet whose surface resembles the background from its related routine. The coaches stand on them while making poses from their choreographies.
Each routine is introduced by a cutscene that takes place in an environment that resembles its background. The coaches sometimes interact with the main character.
In the opening scene, the Panda is lost on a deserted planet and wanders looking for help, until he hears a noise from afar, which turns out to be a spaceship. While All You Gotta Do (Is Just Dance) plays, the Panda cheers up and jumps on the vehicle, which detects ten mysterious planets and then immediately takes off.
In Hot N Cold’s scene, the Panda lands on a planet consisting of crystals in shades of pink. Anticipated by a distant sound, the coach jumps into its arms.
In Rasputin’s scene, the Panda lands on a cold, snowy planet with a building that resembles the Kremlin, and is greeted by the coach, who is trapped in a rolling snowball.
In California Gurls’s scene, the Panda lands on a beach and sees an unattended umbrella over a blanket with a magazine on it. The Panda picks up the latter and opens it, seeing pages with pictures of the coach. The one on the left comes to life and waves at it.
In You’re the First, the Last, My Everything’s scene, P4 is seen working on his desk. As soon as he feels a rumble, he looks up and sees the Panda and the other coaches waving at him from the spaceship. He runs out to join them immediately afterward.
In Starships’s scene, the Panda jumps off the spaceship and lands on a floating disk that is identical to the coach’s. The latter waves at it and disappears with a sparkly transition.
In Built For This’s scene, the Panda is in a factory where cranes carry robot heads that look like the ones from the routine. An additional one appears, and the Panda performs some moves from Addicted To You, whose coach is later shown inside the head; the same situation happens with Never Gonna Give You Up right afterward. After that, the Panda performs the muscle-flexing moves from Built For This, and the scene stops.
In Chiwawa’s scene, the Panda lands on an environment made of pink ripped paper. Cats with a yellow cartoony body, a magenta collar, and a black-and-white real-life head with a magenta bow stand everywhere, including on a metal structure and a printer. As soon as the Panda approaches it, a chiwawa with a red cartoony body, a red collar with a golden bell and a black-and-white real-life head jumps up and barks. The Panda then gets closer to the printer and sees the coach posing in several different ways on the screen; after that, it presses a button and those poses get printed while still being animated.
In Lean On’s scene, the Panda lands on a desert and sees a glowing Indian-styled portal in front of it. As soon as it starts walking through it, the glow intensifies and several mandala outlines float around it; then, a blue light shines and silhouettes of the coaches are shown.
In Swish Swish’s scene, the coaches are seen standing on a stage in an environment that resembles the background for the routine, with people cheering for them and taking pictures. The Panda jumps among them and makes its way onto the stage.
In Bang Bang Bang’s scene, the Panda lands in front of a mysterious building with two small towers on the sides and a bigger one in the middle, which showcases a red rotating fan and two narrow orange lines over the entrance. As soon as the Panda goes inside, the coaches are seen doing poses from the choreography behind him while spotlights light up from below in front of them.
In High Hopes’s scene, many of the previous coaches are seen lying or standing over clouds, while the Panda points at an unknown direction and presses a button on a remote control, which opens a hatch on the floor of the pathway that leads to the stadium seen in the routine.
In the final cutscene, all coaches are seen celebrating in the stadium, until a colorful spaceship shaped like the head of a reindeer lands in the middle. The coach from Make It Jingle comes out while confetti is thrown, and gives a high-five to the Panda while All You Gotta Do (Is Just Dance) plays; then, Make It Jingle points to a galaxy, and everyone runs into his spaceship, which takes off immediately. The message "thank you for playing!" appears.
Routines[]
The Extreme Versions of 7 rings, Kill This Love, I Am the Best, and The Time (Dirty Bit) reuse background elements of their Classic counterparts.
Additionally, Talk’s Extreme Version uses an altered version of the Classic routine’s background.
Make It Jingle and the Panda respectively reappear in Con Calma as P1 and P2.
Additionally, the background features a sign reading "JUST DANCE SCHOOL" on the bottom left, and includes cameos from Happy Farm (which comes out of its egg at the end of the song), Funky Robot, Monsters of Jazz (which is now a female), Magic Halloween (P1), Love Is All (P2, now a female), and Boogiesaurus (dressed as a teacher).
The Panda, California Gurls, Hot N Cold, Lean On (P2), Starships and Swish Swish (P1) make cameos in the background of High Hopes.
The Extreme Version coach of Kill This Love appears in the background of its Classic counterpart.
Magic Halloween (P1) returns in Kitchen Kittens with a slight redesign.
Several Easter eggs can be spotted in the background of La Respuesta.
A sticker depicting Automaton (Tomato Version) and a sticker depicting a peach from Con Calma can be seen on the fridge.
A framed photo of the background from PoPiPo, with P2 and a broccoli head from Oishii Oishii, appears on the right wall.
A framed photo of Nice For What appears on the left wall.
Sweet Sensation (P3) returns in Vodovorot with alterations to his color scheme and his outfit.
Make It Jingle and the Panda reappearing in Con Calma
Automaton (Tomato Version) making a cameo in La Respuesta as a sticker on the fridge
The background of PoPiPo, along with P2 and a broccoli head from Oishii Oishii, making a cameo in La Respuesta (on the right)
C1 from Infernal Galop (Can Can) and the background from Só Depois do Carnaval in La Respuesta (behind P1)
A frame showing Nice For What making an appearance in La Respuesta (on the left)
Sweet Sensation (P3) reappearing in Vodovorot
Stickers[]
Stickers resembling elements from previous games can be earned through the Gift Machine or by playing specific routines three times. The items for every game are (from left to right):
A toucan and a flower from Mas Que Nada, placed close to Crucified (P1)’s portrait (the toucan is behind it and the flower is on the top right corner of the frame)
Nitro Bot (P1), standing on the phone from Can’t Hold Us, which is placed in turn on the camel from that routine, which finally stands on Starships’s monster
Some TVs from You Spin Me Round (Like a Record), with Happy standing on the left, Dark Horse (P2) standing in the middle, and the duck from The Fox (What Does The Fox Say?) and the elephant from XMas Tree standing on the right
Three bosses who respectively resemble P3 of Policeman and P2 and P4 of Copacabana could appear on World Dance Floor during Season 2: Feel The Power. Their names are Hippos, Red Lion and Giraffe.
Additionally, the coach of Temperature (Extreme Version) reuses the outfit of P4 from the Classic routine with minor variations, and the coach of Without Me (Extreme Version) is based on Amanita (the villain in the background of the Classic routine).
The Panda in Paca Dance, with references to the reindeer (Make It Jingle), the alligator (Land Of 1000 Dances), and the rat (P4 of Istanbul (Not Constantinople))
Additionally, Hot N Cold meets Rasputin during the first chorus and then returns during the second chorus wearing his fake beard.
When one of these coaches is alone on the screen, the coach performs some moves from their respective routines (such as the chorus moves from I Kissed A Girl and Firework).
The background of the routine features elements from the backgrounds of both routines, and the title card also uses the two fonts from Rock Your Body and Levitating - precisely, "SAVE" and "TEARS" are displayed in Levitating’s font, and "YOUR" is displayed in Rock Your Body’s font.
At the beginning of the routine, the coach of Rock Your Body walks out of a portal that shows the background from Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.).
China, Mr. Blue Sky, and Think About Things’ background in the background of Rock Your Body
Levitating’s background in the background of Rock Your Body
Throughout the routine, coaches from previous maps appear in the background and perform moves from their respective routines. The coaches of Can’t Stop the Feeling also perform some of their moves.
The first verse features Liza Friday, who performs the first move from the chorus (she pushes her elbows downwards while moving from side to side).
The first chorus features P3 of I Like It, who performs the move that matches the sample "I said I like it like that" (he puts his left arm in front of his chest, as if he was holding something, and he throws the right one out).
The second verse features P2 of Temperature, who performs the moves from the first, third, and fifth verse (he jumps and brings his arms back, as if he was skiing).
The second chorus features P3 of Sweet Sensation, who performs one move from the verses (with her right arm up 90°, she points at the floor with her right finger and turns around).
In the part where the three coaches are in a train, a poster with the series logo and Only You (And You Alone) can be seen.
In the bridge, the coaches of Can’t Stop the Feeling perform all the aforementioned moves for eight beat each; then, in the final chorus, each returning coach reappears one by one (with eight beats of gap between each other) and the coaches of Can’t Stop the Feeling perform their moves once again. After the final chorus, the four returning coaches stay for the remainder of the routine.
In the final cutscene, Night Swan appears and abducts all coaches except of those of Can’t Stop the Feeling; after that, Wanderlust opens a portal to Physical and brings Sara along with him.
The routine starts with the part from Save Your Tears (Remix) where The Traveler and Si’Ha Nova create light by making their right hands touch, implying this was Wanderlust’s origin story.
The background features the starry sky from the outro of Rock Your Body, as well as portals with the following maps (in alphabetical order):
The coaches of Mood return as the coaches of Danger! High Voltage.
The background is also reused from Mood, albeit with alterations.
The routine consists of the coaches playing Just Dance: the opening cutscene shows them scrolling through a menu that resembles that of Just Dance 2023 Edition, and the ending one shows score bars being filled.
Instead of Fire, the arcade machine now displays a gameplay of the alternate routine.
The Showman returns as the coach of Danger! High Voltage (16-Bit Version).
The background features cameos from the following coaches:
Night Swan makes cameos in the background of Locked Out of Heaven.
The routine for Majesty is structured as a battle between the Just Dancers and the Night Swan Army. A part of it takes place on the stage seen in the bridge of Locked Out of Heaven.
The Just Dancers are Wanderlust, Brezziana, Mihaly, and Sara (in order of appearance). The Night Swan Army consists of Jack Rose, the four entities from Witch, and Night Swan herself (in order of appearance).
In the intro, the Just Dancers emerge from a portal coming from the background of Rather Be.
Brezziana and Mihaly transforms one of the entities into one of the coaches making cameos in Can’t Stop the Feeling!.
Wanderlust is turned into an entity at first but then manages to go back to his original form.
Seraphine of K/DA, who appears in the background of More from the bridge onwards, returns as the main coach of the alternate routine. The background from the final chorus of More is reused as well.
The Panda returns in the bridge of Rather Be as "Master Panda" and dances along with Mihaly until the end, when it dissolves into dust and flies into the logo on their shirt.
At the end of the routine, Sara, Wanderlust, and Brezziana emerge from a portal coming from the background of Physical, and Mihaly joins them.
The coaches of Stay (Inflatable Version) are two inflatable tube men that resemble the coach of Chacarron.
The background is also modeled after that of Chacarron, and the choreography reuses moves from Chacarron and Stay.
The Just Dance 2 routine is featured in the intro, where two girls dressed like Agent D (in her C1 form) dance along to it.
The new routine reuses some moves from its predecessor.
In the second verse, French Just Dance YouTube TheFairyDina, who helped with the creative process of the map, makes a cameo in the background.
TheFairyDina is also referenced in Agent D’s name.
At the end, P2 of Dragostea Din Tei appears as the pilot of the plane.
Agent D returns as the coach of Toxic (Extreme Version) in her C3 form.
The Extreme routine also reuses some moves from the Classic one.
The coaches of Walking on Sunshine are pictograms dressed like coaches from their respective routines. The respective backgrounds are reused as well. They are (in order of appearance):
Pictograms in random colors and positions spelling out "FIN"
In each chorus, the background features star bars and copies of the "PERFECT" feedback icon. Each coach that appeared from the preceding verse to the preceding chorus returns, and then they all appear together at the end.
The coaches of Without Me appear on a poster in the background of Wannabe.
The alternate routine of Wannabe reuses Rubika as the coach and the background from its Extreme counterpart.
Llama is featured in the background of Watch Out for This (Bumaye).
A drawing of a llama is also seen in the title card.
The following Easter Eggs appear in Witch:
In the intro, Jack Rose stands next to Night Swan’s throne.
After the coach stands up from her throne, P3 of Sweet Sensation, P3 of I Like It, Kery Party, and P2 of Temperature stand in a semicircle in front of her, looking hypnotized.
The backgrounds of Can’t Stop the Feeling!, Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.), Rather Be, and Sweet Sensation can be seen through portals.
At the end of Woman, a statue of the coach from the alternate routine is seen in the background.
In the alternate routine, the coaches of the Classic routine are briefly seen again.
Rudolf and Brock (the badger from Mr. Blue Sky) respectively return as P1 and P2 of Wouldn’t It Be Nice.
The owl from the former routine also reappears in the background.
After a while, Panda (the actual coach of Mr. Blue Sky) replaces Brock as P2, and the latter runs into a shack and opens a newspaper while sitting on a toilet, referencing his appearance in Mr. Blue Sky.
In the ending cutscene, the camera zooms out and shows the developers working on the routine.
During Top of the World a building with the sign JUST DANCE THEATER, a nod to the said theater in the Just Dance universe.
A picture of the latter routine can also be seen hanging on a wall in the background, along with Abc (Nicer), Circus, Dance Monkey and Danger! High Voltage.
The food truck from Despechá can be spotted in the intro of After Party, where Chalina also makes a cameo by waving at Mellow.
The coaches of Dynamite return in Butter with different outfits.
They also return in its alternate routine.
The following Easter Eggs can be seen in Canned Heat:
The routine takes place at the Spacetime Hotel and starts with Wanderlust wearing The Traveler’s cape and creating Discoball, which interacts with him throughout the routine.
In the chorus, the routine takes place in a similar setting to the one seen in Can’t Stop the Feeling! (Danceverses Prince Version), except with different routines making cameos in the background. They are (in alphabetical order):
In the same setting, portals displaying Brezziana, Mihaly, Jack Rose, and Sara (in real life) also appear.
At the end of the song, Sara’s portal appears again and Wanderlust tries to pass Discoball through her, but Night Swan manages to interfere and take Discoball for herself instead. In the final cutscene, she can be seen corrupting Discoball to make it evil.
In the background, there are an old-fashioned TV displaying the original routine for Sunroof, floating clones of Cthylla, and his sunglasses from Sunroof.
Topaz, Onyx, and Ruby return as the coaches of Don’t Cha, albeit in different starting positions (Ruby is now P1, Topaz is P2, and Onyx is P3).
Graffiti art of Ruby, Onyx, and P1 of Que Tire Pa Lante can be seen on the walls in Don’t Cha (Extreme Version).
Dahlia returns in Flowers with a completely different outfit.
She also returns in its alternate version, which has the same background as its Classic counterpart.
Gimme More features many references to Toxic, as well as many of Britney Spears’s previous songs in Just Dance:
Agent D returns as the coach of the routine.
In the intro, the logo from Toxic can be seen on the floor, outfits of Agent D (in her C1 form from Toxic), The Site Manager (in her C1 form), The Nurse, and The Performer appear as holograms. The routine for Work Work is also displayed on the screen in the background.
In the first verse, she wears The Site Manager’s outfit in its C1 color scheme after her hologram performs the muscle-flexing pose from Work Work and dances in the scenery from that routine while fighting against some of the spies from Toxic. P2 of Dragostea Din Tei also appears in the background.
In the chorus, Circus, Oops!... I Did It Again, and Toxic (Just Dance 2 Version) are displayed on the screens in the background.
In the second verse, Agent D wears The Nurse’s outfit after her hologram performs the arm-crossing move from Toxic, while P2 of Dragostea Din Tei tries to run away from the spies in crutches and with a plastered leg. The hazard sign from Toxic (Just Dance 2 Version) is also seen on the wall.
In the bridge, a hologram of P2 of Dragostea Din Tei makes a brief appearance.
After that, Agent D wears The Performer after her hologram puts her right hand on her cap, like in her original routine.
After the final chorus, footage of each of the three parts from Toxic is displayed on the screen.
Agent D returns as the coach for its Extreme Version, albeit with a slightly altered outfit.
In the first verse, the respective footage from the Classic routine is displayed on the screens. Work Work also appears along with the other past maps in the chorus.
The coach of Kill Bill is Chitsuki, a female yokai who possesses Michiya. Her mask is similar to C2 of Zenit’s, and her dress has the same pattern as Michiya’s.
Silhouettes of Michiya can also be spotted on the walls in the second verse.
In the second and third chorus, the flowers and mountains from Zenit are displayed on the walls in the background.
C2 of Zenit’s mask also appears in the bridge.
The coaches of both Classic and Extreme routines for Without Me return in My Name Is.
The background is also inspired from Without Me.
Mihaly returns as the coach of Never Be Like You, which takes place in a similar setting to Rather Be.
The panda footprint from Rather Be also appears in the title card.
In the intro, Mihaly rips a poster of Night Swan from the wall of their bedroom.
In the bridge, they turn into a panda, referencing Master Panda’s appearance in Rather Be.
During the final chorus, the camera zooms out and reveals Night Swan watching the routine through Dark Discoball.
The coach of Rapper’s Delight wears a chain with the letters "JD".
The speaker on the stage is also branded as "J DANCE".
Haze returns with a different outfit as the coach of Seven, which takes place at the Tiny Toys Emporium.
Brock returns as the coach of Shine a Little Love, which has many references to Mr. Blue Sky and Wouldn’t It Be Nice:
The routine starts with Brock sitting in his house from Mr. Blue Sky, scrolling through a photo album with many still shots that are taken or inspired from the aforementioned routines. At one point, Rudy and Panda pop out of one of the photos and drag Brock into it.
In the first verse, Brock plays tennis with Rudy and Panda, referencing Water Me (Tennis Version). Rudy also wears the outfits from that routine and performs one of its moves.
The claymation versions of Rudolf and Panda make several cameos in the routine, either physically or through pictures in front of sceneries from Wouldn’t It Be Nice.
Panda’s hat, the arcade machine, and a Tibetan bridge from Mr. Blue Sky can be seen in Brock’s house.
A drawing of the bus from Wouldn’t It Be Nice can be seen on one of the diary pages.
In the second verse, Brock dances on a raft floating in the middle of a river, referencing Daddy Cool and Wouldn’t It Be Nice.
After the second chorus, Mesias (the cat from Wouldn’t It Be Nice appears in one of the photos and tries to catch Brock.
After that, Brock jumps into the pyramid from Mi Mi Mi, where he performs one of the moves from that routine along with P1; then, he jumps in the scenery of Soy Yo, where he performs one of its moves along with the fire hydrant. Drawings of the characters from Soy Yo appear next to its photo.
After that, the traditionally-animated version of Brock is transported to the shack from Mr. Blue Sky; its door closes immediately and a stick figure replaces Brock for four beats before the door opens again. Once he comes out of the shack, he lands on a tree stump from Mr. Blue Sky, where Panda stands on the left side in his beach outfit from Wouldn’t It Be Nice.
In the final chorus, the three characters dance together in the same setting along with P1 of Mi Mi Mi, the fire hydrant, and an owl and a squirrel from Mr. Blue Sky. They also perform the aforementioned moves from Mi Mi Mi and Soy Yo. The Just Dance logo also appears in the sky.
At the end of the song, the camera pans out to reveal that the map is taking place inside a claymation theater with the Just Dance logo.
In the intro, she first wears the outfit that was first seen on her alternate avatar (Brezziana on Holiday), with minor alterations, and Night Swan appears trying to curse the beach.
In the intro, a portal from Canned Heat opens, where Wanderlust beckons Brezziana to join him. Sara and Night Swan (from You Should See Me in a Crown) can also be seen.
Once again, she wears the outfit that was first seen on her alternate avatar (Brezziana on Holiday), with minor alterations.
The boombox from Physical is also seen in the background.
Swan Lake starts with Night Swan teleporting herself at the top of a swan-shaped ship and drags Sara with her. Then, Wanderlust, Brezziana, and Mihaly take turns to fight against Dark Sara, but they do not succeed and end up being cursed by Night Swan as well.
During their turn, Mihaly turns into a panda, like in Never Be Like You and ultimately sends a panda footprint to Jack Rose.
Night Swan reappears in the end, where the main coaches return in their dark form along with Dark Sara.
Jack Rose returns as the coach of Treasure, which takes place in a similar setting to Locked Out of Heaven. His outfit, however, has been slightly altered.
The routine starts with him in the outfit from Locked Out of Heaven. Wanderlust tries to scream at him to get his attention, but Jack Rose cannot hear him. The camera then turns upside down, revealing the setting of Treasure.
The mirrors from Locked Out of Heaven also return.
At the end of the song, the camera turns upside down again to reveal Jack Rose in his first outfit.
Grace and Ari return in different outfits as the coaches of Vampire, which takes place in the gym of the Just Dance High School.
In the into, real-life Sara plays If You Wanna Party in Just Dance 2023 Edition with her friends, and Wanderlust’s classic avatar is displayed next to her score. After that, Discoball emerges from the screen and Sara grabs it, but she is dragged into the screen.
Costume designer Benjamin Jouffret also makes a cameo in the intro.