Toss Boys

Toss Boys (トスボーイズ) is the twenty-seventh game in Rhythm Tengoku It features the Toss Boys who toss a ball around and then serve it to each others. A sequel is later unlocked, called Toss Boys 2. Pefecting this game will unlock a gift called "Air-Cutter Drum" which will be availabe at the studio later on.

Gameplay
You play as three kids who are tossing a ball around. They yell the name of the person they are about to throw the ball to and proceed to do so after. The character controlled by the A button is Aka-chan (red), B button is Ao-kun (blue). and the character controlled by the D-Pad is Kii-yan (Yellow).There are three techniques (called super toss techniques in game):

A-B Dual Toss: Aka-chan bounces the ball back and forth with Ao-kun. Ao-kun then either launches it to Kii-yan or throws it normally.

Blue Blur Toss: Ao-kun bounces the ball a number of times which he usually launches to Kii-yan.

Yellow Lightning Toss: Kii-yan bounces the ball two times in quick succession, the second one launching it with speed.

Controls

 * A: Hit ball with Aka-chan (Red kid)
 * B: Hit ball with Ao-kun (Blue kid)


 * D-Pad: Hit ball with Kii-yan (Yellow kid)

Timing Notes

 * Hit: The ball is hit and launched to the person who's name was called.
 * Barely: The person who hits the ball will be worried, as well as the ball out of shape. A barely is a miss.
 * Miss: The ball hits the kid's head, as well as the kid being surprised. The kid that threw the ball will have a distorted voice, usually a bit higher pitch.

Rating Notes

 * Try Again: "No good, no good at all!"
 * OK: "We're good, but we can get better!"
 * Superb: "Next, we'll become World Champion Tossers!"

Trivia

 * Despite it being named the "Toss Boys," not all of them are boys. Aka-chan (red kid) is actually female. However, Ao-kun and Kii-yan are male.
 * It has been stated that the trio are best/close friends.
 * Each one of their names are based off of Japanese colors (Aka is red, Ao is blue and Kii is yellow.)
 * All 3 of them are primary colors (which is ironic because they are close friends). This is unknown if this is intentional or not.