Perfect Campaign

A “Perfect” is the highest rating you can achieve on a Rhythm Game in the Rhythm Heaven series.

Reaching a Perfect Campaign
To unlock a Perfect Campaign for a Rhythm Game, you must have to Superb the level first. Any other grade will lock the campaign until a Superb is achieved. After a level has been completed, the campaign will open in random intervals. In Rhythm Heaven Megamix, the more medals a player gets, the more likely a perfect campaign will appear. At 50 medals, there will always be a Perfect Campaign at all times.

Going For a Perfect
When a campaign appears, the rhythm game’s icon will be edited to show that a player can start. When it begins, an icon appears at the top with text beside it saying, “Go For a Perfect!”. When the player gets a hit, the icon will change as a visual cue that the game will continue. The icon is different in almost all of the games in the series. To actually achieve a ”Perfect,” a player must complete a Rhythm Game without getting a “Miss” (or a “Barely” in some cases.) If anyone receives one of these, the campaign will end. The player can retry the campaign three times, and if they miss on the third try, the campaign will be closed and the player will have to wait for it to reopen. The campaign can also be closed by playing different Rhythm Games, pausing and quitting the game, or retrying the stage.

Rewards
After a “Perfect” is obtained, the game’s icon will be edited to show proof that it has been completed. The Rhythm Game will also be given either a music track to listen to or a note to read in the Cafe. In Rhythm Heaven Megamix, the player is not given any of those, but is instead given a Flow Ball.

Trivia
In Megamix, some minor changes were made
 * Needing to navigate to a rhythm based mini-game with perfect attempt mode is not necessary.
 * The Perfect Campaign is located right next to Challenges Entrance.
 * If failed, besides losing an attempt, instead of manually needing to exit out the rhythm game to try again or wait till the end of mini-game, the computer automatically does it and says "You Missed...", before loosing an attempt.