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{{image|the practice version for [[Rhythm Tengoku/Arcade]]}}

Screenshot GBA Marching Orders Practice.png|Marching Orders ([[Practice]])

|[[wikipedia:Tsunku|つんく♂]]　『リズム天国』にとって、とてもエポックな作品ですね。このゲームができるまでは、かなり試行錯誤を繰り返していたんですけど、これができてからは、どんどん応用が広がつていって、いろんなゲームができていったんです。「マーチャ」でまさに革命が起こったと言っていいでしょようね。

|[[wikipedia:Tsunku|Tsunku♂]]: This is a very epochal work for "Rhythm Tengoku". We went through a lot of trial and error before we were able to make this game, but after it was made, the applications became more and more extensive, and various games were created. I think it would be fair to say that "Marching Orders" was truly a revolution.

|[[niwanetwork:Masami Yone|Yone]]: Tsunku♂-san's dance lessons were really helpful. We were all amateurs when it came to dancing, and some of us were not very good at it to begin with. So we danced to the rhythm, and then we all did the finishing pose! At the time, there was a staff member whose timing was off no matter how many times they tried. It was like, "Oh, I'm off again!" (Laughs) But it was so much fun to watch them do it, from an artistic point of view. I thought, "Why don't we feature that kind of fun," and created "Marching Orders". I think we were able to express the fun of togetherness that we learned in the dance lessons in this game.

*This is the one of a few games in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' to use every button (,  and ). The other being [[Super Samurai Slice]]. It is, however, the only to give a unique action to every button, as [[Super Samurai Slice]] uses  and  for the same purpose.