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Medals are rewards earned by completing a minigame with a [[superb]] ("High Level" in [[Rhythm Tengoku]] ) or [[Perfect|perfect]] rank, which will also unlock [[Endless Games]] and [[Rhythm Toys]]. Perfect medals will unlock a minigame's | Medals are rewards earned by completing a minigame with a [[superb]] ("High Level" in [[Rhythm Tengoku]] ) or [[Perfect|perfect]] rank, which will also unlock [[Endless Games]] and [[Rhythm Toys]]. Perfect medals will unlock a minigame's [[Gift|special gift]]. | ||
==''Rhythm Tengoku''== | ==''Rhythm Tengoku''== | ||
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===Gold Medal=== | |||
A medal is displayed on the top-right corner. | A medal is displayed on the top-right corner. | ||
Revision as of 06:23, 11 August 2012
Medals are rewards earned by completing a minigame with a superb ("High Level" in Rhythm Tengoku ) or perfect rank, which will also unlock Endless Games and Rhythm Toys. Perfect medals will unlock a minigame's special gift.
Rhythm Tengoku
Gold Medal
A medal is displayed on the top-right corner.
Perfect Medal
Perfect medals are not displayed on the frame but rather shown as text below the description of the minigame.
Rhythm Heaven
Gold Medal
Unlike Rhythm Tengoku and Rhythm Heaven Fever, a gold frame will appear around the minigame instead of an actual medal.
Perfect Medal
Perfect medals in Rhythm Heaven are simply Gold Medals with "PERFECT" displayed on the bottom.
In Rhythm Heaven Fever
Silver Medal
This medal simply signals the minigame is cleared with an OK ("Mediocre" in Rhythm Tengoku) rank. This will NOT earn any rewards.
Gold Medal
The gold medal design from Rhythm Tengoku returns with something similar in Rhythm Heaven Fever. It is now located on the top-left of the frame instead.
Perfect Medal
The medal will be replaced with a Gold "P" when the minigame is completed with a Perfect rank.