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m Added an easter egg to the trivia section about the song motif spelling Edega.
 
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|sdesc= good job, intern.
|sdesc= good job, intern.
|passdesc= congratulations, intern!
|passdesc= congratulations, intern! (Beat the level with less than 27 misses)
|preclear= Patient is having a panic attack. Treat carefully.
|preclear= Patient is having a panic attack. Treat carefully.
|postclear= Standard rhythm defibrillation seems ineffective regarding patient's condition.
|postclear= Standard rhythm defibrillation seems ineffective regarding patient's condition.
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* If all beats are missed during the ending sequence, an alternate story route will occur where Paige never leaves. This affects several cutscenes and the lyrics of [[Miracle Defibrillator (Cole's Song)]], as well as preventing the robots from appearing in the hospital.
* If all beats are missed during the ending sequence, an alternate story route will occur where Paige never leaves. This affects several cutscenes and the lyrics of [[Miracle Defibrillator (Cole's Song)]], as well as preventing the robots from appearing in the hospital.
** The ending sequence can only occur once per save file.
** The ending sequence can only occur once per save file.
*The title doesn't mean the level is a boss fight, it's a literal boss fight, where around the end, the intern fights the boss, Edega. <!-- ? -->
* Rather than literally referring to the level being a boss stage, the title Boss Fight refers to the events of the level, in which there is a conflict with the boss of Middlesea Hospital, [[Edega]].
** The repeated five-note motif throughout the song can be transcribed as (E♭-D♭-E♭-G#-A#). <!-- ? -->


==References==
==References==