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And now, the last of the unnamed Dance Aerobics girls from the Japanese instruction manual and the US manual!

Nobody at Bandai (Now Bandai Namco) gave these girls names, and the US box art featured actual people instead of the girls in the Japanese packaging. However, they're present in the uS manual, but this unnamed girl and the others do not appear in the game, but the first unnamed girl appears in the ending of the game itself.

Once again, she appears in the manual, and in color in the Japanese manual: gamemanual.midnightmeattrain.c…

The game itself was part of a series of games that Bandai put out for the Family Trainer accessory for the Famicom, in which became the Power pad for our NES here in the US. All and all, 11 games were released for the accessory for both systems, although 6 games were released in the US, while 5 others were Japan only. Athletic World, at least a first edition of the game, is a rare valuable game because it had the Family Fun Fitness branding, right before Nintendo bought the rights to that accessory. another game, Stadium Events, became World Class Track Meet, and all Bandai-branded copies with the previous name were recalled.

Unnamed girl- (C) Nintendo and Bandi Namco/Human Entertainment
Pic- (C) Urvy Jaramillo.

Description
And now, the last of the unnamed Dance Aerobics girls from the Japanese instruction manual and the US manual!

Nobody at Bandai (Now Bandai Namco) gave these girls names, and the US box art featured actual people instead of the girls in the Japanese packaging. However, they're present in the uS manual, but this unnamed girl and the others do not appear in the game, but the first unnamed girl appears in the ending of the game itself.

Once again, she appears in the manual, and in color in the Japanese manual: gamemanual.midnightmeattrain.c…

The game itself was part of a series of games that Bandai put out for the Family Trainer accessory for the Famicom, in which became the Power pad for our NES here in the US. All and all, 11 games were released for the accessory for both systems, although 6 games were released in the US, while 5 others were Japan only. Athletic World, at least a first edition of the game, is a rare valuable game because it had the Family Fun Fitness branding, right before Nintendo bought the rights to that accessory. another game, Stadium Events, became World Class Track Meet, and all Bandai-branded copies with the previous name were recalled.

Unnamed girl- (C) Nintendo and Bandi Namco/Human Entertainment
Pic- (C) Urvy Jaramillo.