Final Remix

Final Remix (ファイナル リミックス) is the 5th Rhythm Game of Tibby's Mom (90th overall) and the final remix in Rhythm Heaven Megamix.

It acts as a melody, containing twenty-eight games (along with the endless games excluding Charging Chicken and the Introduction). The other games can be found in the Left-Hand or Right-Hand Remix. This also includes the arrangement games played in the final 3 towers (each arranged by their respective game in the Rhythm Heaven series), some alongside their long counterparts.

Skill Star
The Skill Star appears at the very end of the game, on the giant peach in LumBEARjack 2.

Challenge Land
does not appear in any Challenge Train courses.

Trivia

 * The second half of the remix includes the Title themes from the first four games in the series.
 * The epilogues and second LumBEARjack 2 segment for this remix are based on the Japanese folklore tale of Momotarō, which is about a boy who comes out of a giant peach.
 * Marshal also makes an appearance in the epilogues.
 * Only 32 of Rhythm Heaven Megamix's 70 games are present in this remix, making this the first time a game's medley remix does not use all of the Rhythm Games. This is because they are spread out across Left-Hand Remix, Right-Hand Remix and Final Remix. None of these remixes include the Shop-exclusive games or Charging Chicken, however.
 * Final Remix is also the first time arrange versions of games are used in a medley remix.
 * This is the second time Endless Games appear in a Remix, and the first time they appear together with regular Rhythm Games.
 * This is the second medley remix to include an Introduction game, the first being Remix 10 of Rhythm Heaven Fever with the Rhythm Test.
 * If the player inputs a clap in Clap Trap just before the transition to Jungle Gymnast, the player will not be able to perform any inputs until the Super Samurai Slice 2 section.
 * If the player slightly mistimes an input during the Sick Beats in Perfect Campaign, it will not end the run because of the game's unique conditions (running out of lives).
 * This remix and Lush Remix are the only remixes to have the word "REMIX" in the center rather than the top left in their prologues.