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-'''Rhythm Toys''' is a category in Subgames. It consists of a group of games that usually have no particular goal, along with no real end to them. They typically involve fiddling around with an item or toy to get a rhythm started. They can be unlocked by earning [[Medal|medals]].
+{{GameExplainGBA
+|title=おもちゃ
+|explain=メダルを あつめて<br>音のでるおもちゃで<br>あそんでみてネ！<br>いくつかあるヨ。
+|titleEN=Toys
+|explainEN=Collect medals and<br>play with noise<br>making toys!<br>There's a few in here.}}
+{{GameExplainDS
+|title=<div align=center>Earn {{Color|Red|medals}} to play games!</div>
+|explain=<div align=center>Rhythm Toys</div>}}
+{{GameExplainWii
+|Notice!=1
+|titleUS=Notice!
+|explainUS=You unlocked Rhythm Toys!<br>Collect medals to play<br>with more toys.
+|titleUK=Notice
+|explainUK=You unlocked Rhythm Toys!<br>Collect medals to be able<br>to play with more toys.}}
+{{Quote
+|Weird and wonderful rhythm-based toys for you to tinker with.
+|Rhythm Toys description, ''Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise'' Official Website}}
+{{Nihongo|Rhythm Toys|リズムおもちゃ|Rizumu Omocha}}, known as {{Nihongo|Omocha|おもちゃ|Toys}} in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', is an area at the [[Medal Corner]]. It consists of a bunch of toys with no particular goal. They typically involve fiddling around with something to get a rhythm started. They can be unlocked by earning [[Medal]]s.
+==''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''==
+The {{Nihongo|Omocha|おもちゃ|Toys}} menu is unlocked after clearing [[Remix 1 (GBA)|Remix 1]] and can be accessed in the [[Medal Corner|Omake Corner]].
+{|style="width:100%;{{Gradient|#FFE65A}};color:black;border-radius:7px;align:center;"
+|-
+|<div align=center>[[File:Game GBA T-1.gif|80px|link=Neko Machine]]<br>[[Neko Machine]]<br>{{Color|Red|Medals}} required: 1</div>
+|<div align=center>[[File:Game GBA T-2.gif|80px|link=Uma Machine]]<br>[[Uma Machine]]<br>{{Color|Red|Medals}} required: 7</div>
+|<div align=center>[[File:Game GBA T-3.gif|80px|link=Kokuhaku Machine]]<br>[[Kokuhaku Machine]]<br>{{Color|Red|Medals}} required: 15</div>
+|<div align=center>[[File:Game GBA T-4.gif|80px|link=Rap Machine]]<br>[[Rap Machine]]<br>{{Color|Red|Medals}} required: 25</div>
+|}
+==''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''==
+The {{Nihongo|Rhythm Toys|リズムおもちゃ|Rizumu Omocha}} menu is unlocked after clearing [[Built to Scale (DS)|Built to Scale]] and can be accessed in the [[Medal Corner]]. ''Rhythm Heaven'' has the most Rhythm Toys out of any game in the series, with a total of 7.
+{|style="width:100%;{{Gradient|#FFEFA5}};color:black;border-radius:7px;align:center;"
+|-
+|<div align=center>[[File:Game DS T-1.gif|80px|link=Business Card]]<br>[[Business Card]]<br>{{Color|Red|Medals}} required: 1</div>
+|<div align=center>[[File:Game DS T-2.gif|80px|link=Phone]]<br>[[Phone]]<br>{{Color|Red|Medals}} required: 4</div>
+|<div align=center>[[File:Game DS T-3.gif|80px|link=Slot Monster]]<br>[[Slot Monster]]<br>{{Color|Red|Medals}} required: 8</div>
+|<div align=center>[[File:Game DS T-4.gif|80px|link=Octopus Machine]]<br>[[Octopus Machine]]<br>{{Color|Red|Medals}} required: 11</div>
+|-
+|<div align=center>[[File:Game DS T-5.gif|80px|link=Beat Machine]]<br>[[Beat Machine]]<br>{{Color|Red|Medals}} required: 14</div>
+|<div align=center>[[File:Game DS T-6.gif|80px|link=Beat Bag]]<br>[[Beat Bag]]<br>{{Color|Red|Medals}} required: 19</div>
+|<div align=center>[[File:Game DS T-7.gif|80px|link=Kappa DJ]]<br>[[Kappa DJ]]<br>{{Color|Red|Medals}} required: 24</div>
+|}
+==''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''==
+The {{Nihongo|Rhythm Toys|リズムおもちゃ|Rizumu Omocha}} menu is unlocked after clearing [[Screwbot Factory]] and can be accessed in the [[Medal Corner]].
+{|style="width:100%;{{Gradient|#A5A508}};color:black;border-radius:7px;align:center;"
+|-
+|<div align=center>[[File:Game Wii T-1.gif|160px|link=Toy Car]]<br>[[Toy Car]]<br>[[File:MedalWiiEndlessMenu.png|24px]]Medals Needed: 01</div>
+|<div align=center>[[File:Game Wii T-2.gif|160px|link=Police Call]]<br>[[Police Call]]<br>[[File:MedalWiiEndlessMenu.png|24px]]Medals Needed: 07</div>
+|<div align=center>[[File:Game Wii T-3.gif|160px|link=Hi-Hat]]<br>[[Hi-Hat]]<br>[[File:MedalWiiEndlessMenu.png|24px]]Medals Needed: 14</div>
+|<div align=center>[[File:Game Wii T-4.gif|160px|link=Rhythm Fighter]]<br>[[Rhythm Fighter]]<br>[[File:MedalWiiEndlessMenu.png|24px]]Medals Needed: 21</div>
+|}
+==''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''==
+In ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', there are no Rhythm Toys, but [[Figure Fighter VS]] and [[Stable]] are two side modes accessible at the [[Café]] which serve a similar purpose.
+==Gallery==
+<gallery>
+Screenshot GBA Rhythm Toys.png|The Rhythm Toys menu in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''
+Screenshot DS Rhythm Toys.png|The Rhythm Toys menu in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''
+Screenshot Wii Rhythm Toys.png|The Rhythm Toys menu in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''
+</gallery>
+==Trivia==
+*Aside from [[Neko Machine]] and [[Kokuhaku Machine]] appearing in the attract mode, the Rhythm Toys are not present in the [[Rhythm Tengoku/Arcade|arcade version of ''Rhythm Tengoku'']]. The music for the menu is repurposed for the High Score Ranking screen.
+*Despite being labeled as toys, they are sometimes referred to as games instead<ref>"Earn {{Color|Red|medals}} to play games!" ~ Rhythm Toys caption also used in [[Endless Games]] and [[Guitar Lessons]], ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''</ref><ref>"This game requires two Wii Remote controllers to play." ~ [[Rhythm Fighter]] description, ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''</ref>.
+*The toys animating as floating objects in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' can be seen as again in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' with [[Shoot-'em-up 2#Endless Game|Shoot-'Em-Up]]'s animation in the [[Endless Games]] menu and ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'' with [[Sneaky Spirits 2|Sneaky Spirits]] and [[Power Calligraphy]]'s animations in the [[Extra Games]] menu.
+*[[Rhythm Fighter]] is unique in that it requires two players to play. [[Figure Fighter VS]], while technically not a Rhythm Toy, recycles the music from [[Rhythm Fighter]].
+==In Other Languages==
+{{Lang
+|jp={{Console|GBA}} おもちゃ<br>リズムおもちゃ
+|rojp=Omocha&#xa;Rizumu Omocha
+|mnjp={{Console|GBA}} Toys<br>Rhythm Toys
+|us=Rhythm Toys
+|fr=Jouets rythmés
+|mnfr=Rhythm toys
+|es=Juguetes rítmicos
+|mnes=Rhythmic toys
+|de=Rhythmusspielzeug
+|mnde=Rhythm toy
+|it=Giocattoli ritmici
+|mnit=Rhythmic toys
+|nl=Rhythm Toys<ref>[https://www.nintendo.nl/games/oms/beat_the_beat_rhythm_paradise/bonus.html#bonus/medal-corners.html Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise | Muziekspel | Wii | Nintendo]{{dead link}}</ref><br>Ritmische speeltjes<ref>[https://www.nintendo.com/nl-nl/Nieuws/2009/Nu-in-de-winkel-Rhythm-Paradise-251350.html Nu in de winkel: Rhythm Paradise | Nintendo]</ref>
+|mnnl=Rhythm Toys<br>Rhythm toys
+|pt=Rhythm Toys<ref>[https://www.nintendo.pt/games/oms/beat_the_beat_rhythm_paradise/bonus.html#bonus/medal-corners.html Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise | Jogo de música | Wii | Nintendo]{{dead link}}</ref><br>Brinquedos de ritmo<ref>[https://www.nintendo.com/pt-pt/Noticias/2009/Ja-a-venda-Rhythm-Paradise-260712.html Já à venda: Rhythm Paradise | Nintendo]</ref>
+|mnpt=Rhythm Toys<br>Rhythm toys
+|kr=리듬 장난감
+|rokr=Rideum Jangnangam
+|mnkr=Rhythm Toys}}
-==''Rhythm Tengoku''==
+==References==
-[[File:Rhythm Toys Tengoku.png|right|200px]]
+<references/>
-*[[Meow Mixer]]
+{{RT}}{{RH}}{{RHF}}
-*[[Mechanical Horse]]
+[[Category:Rhythm Toys]]
-*[[Love Machine]]
-*[[Beat Box|Rap Machine]]
-==''Rhythm Heaven''==
-[[File:Rhythm Toys.png|right|230px]]
-*[[Business Card]]
-*[[Phone]]
-*[[Slot Monster]]
-*[[Octopus Machine]]
-*[[Beat Machine]]
-*[[Beat Bag]]
-*[[Kappa DJ]]
-==''Rhythm Heaven Fever''==
-[[File:Rhythm_Toys_Fever.png|right|220px]]
-*[[Toy Car]]
-*[[Police Call]]
-*[[Hi-Hat]]
-*[[Rhythm Fighter]]
-==''Rhythm Heaven Megamix''==
-* [[Figure Fighter VS]]
-* [[Feed Goat]]
-[[Category:Game List]]
 [[Category:Medal Corner]]
-[[Category:Medal Content]]