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The blue drummer must copy every beat the red drummer makes during his turn and must perform it correctly in the same rhythm as him. The red drummer's speed in rhythm gets gradually faster near the end of the game. | The blue drummer must copy every beat the red drummer makes during his turn and must perform it correctly in the same rhythm as him. The red drummer's speed in rhythm gets gradually faster near the end of the game. | ||
==Controls== | ==Controls== | ||
{{Controls|Tap=Drum}} | |||
==Timing | ==Timing Display== | ||
* | *'''Perfect!/Ace!''': Yellow stars emit from the drum. The cheerleaders will cheer the player on at the end of the turn. | ||
* | *'''Early!/Late!''': N/A | ||
*Miss: Black sparks emit from the drum. The drummer will have an embarrassed look on his face. The cheerleaders will stumble over. | *'''Miss...''': Black sparks emit from the drum. The drummer will have an embarrassed look on his face. The cheerleaders will stumble over. | ||
==Results== | ==Results== | ||
{{Results|Console = DS|caption = The drum leader says...|cp_DEF_Ng = I can't feel your spirit!<br>The quick beats were tricky, huh?<br>Not so great on the fastest bits.|cp_DEF_Hi = Your spirit is really in it!<br>I love that quick stick work!<br>Perfect on the fastest parts!}} | {{Results|Console = DS|caption = The drum leader says...|cp_DEF_Ng = I can't feel your spirit!<br>The quick beats were tricky, huh?<br>Not so great on the fastest bits.|cp_DEF_Hi = Your spirit is really in it!<br>I love that quick stick work!<br>Perfect on the fastest parts!}} | ||
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*The chanting heard in the background ''"Don! Doko! Don!"'' is Japanese onomatopoeia used to represent impact sounds (like drum beats). | *The chanting heard in the background ''"Don! Doko! Don!"'' is Japanese onomatopoeia used to represent impact sounds (like drum beats). | ||
**In the Korean version, they were changed to ''"Doong! Doong!"'' (둥! 둥!). | **In the Korean version, they were changed to ''"Doong! Doong!"'' (둥! 둥!). | ||
*In the Japanese version, the "You" sign is colored black with a white outline, while it is colored white with a black outline (like in almost every other game) in the | *In the Japanese version, the "You" sign is colored black with a white outline, while it is colored white with a black outline (like in almost every other game) in the international versions. | ||
*Although the drummer on the left isn't playable, he still has sprites for making a miss. The cheerleaders on the left side also have sprites for tumbling over. | *Although the drummer on the left isn't playable, he still has sprites for making a miss. The cheerleaders on the left side also have sprites for tumbling over. | ||
**[[File:Drummer Duel Unused sprite.png|thumb|left]]Additionally, there's sprites for what appears to be an announcer, who points to the currently playing drummer, reacting to the player's performance the same way as the cheerleaders. However, this character doesn't appear in the game. | **[[File:Drummer Duel Unused sprite.png|thumb|left]]Additionally, there's sprites for what appears to be an announcer, who points to the currently playing drummer, reacting to the player's performance the same way as the cheerleaders. However, this character doesn't appear in the game. | ||
==Video== | ==Video== | ||
[[File:Rhythm Heaven - Drummer Duel (Perfect) (English)-0|thumb|center|335 px]] | [[File:Rhythm Heaven - Drummer Duel (Perfect) (English)-0|thumb|center|335 px]] | ||
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Template:Game-Nav Template:Minigame infobox
Drummer Duel (応援団?, Ouendan) is the 18th minigame in Rhythm Heaven. The player controls the blue drummer who is competing against the 'red team' in a taiko duel. Getting a perfect on this game earns the gift "Cheering Tips" in the Café.
Gameplay
The blue drummer must copy every beat the red drummer makes during his turn and must perform it correctly in the same rhythm as him. The red drummer's speed in rhythm gets gradually faster near the end of the game.
Controls
Timing Display
- Perfect!/Ace!: Yellow stars emit from the drum. The cheerleaders will cheer the player on at the end of the turn.
- Early!/Late!: N/A
- Miss...: Black sparks emit from the drum. The drummer will have an embarrassed look on his face. The cheerleaders will stumble over.
Results
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The drum leader says...( )
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The drum leader says...( )
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I can't feel your spirit! The quick beats were tricky, huh? Not so great on the fastest bits. |
I can't feel your spirit! The quick beats were tricky, huh? Not so great on the fastest bits. |
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Hm... Good enough... I don't know... I guess that was all right. |
Hmm... Good enough... I don't know... I guess that was all right. |
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Your spirit is really in it! I love that quick stick work! Perfect on the fastest parts! |
Your spirit is really in it! I love that quick stick work! Perfect on the fastest parts! |
Epilogue
- Drummer duel tryagain.png
"Butterfingers!"
- Drummer duel ok.png
"You'll do better next time."
- Drummer duel superb.png
"Everybody wins when the rhythm is right!"
Appearances
- Drummer Duel Practice 1.png
Drummer Duel (practice)
- Drummer Duel Practice 2.png
Drummer Duel (practice)
- Drummer Duel Remix 4 right.png
Trivia
- The chanting heard in the background "Don! Doko! Don!" is Japanese onomatopoeia used to represent impact sounds (like drum beats).
- In the Korean version, they were changed to "Doong! Doong!" (둥! 둥!).
- In the Japanese version, the "You" sign is colored black with a white outline, while it is colored white with a black outline (like in almost every other game) in the international versions.
- Although the drummer on the left isn't playable, he still has sprites for making a miss. The cheerleaders on the left side also have sprites for tumbling over.
- Additionally, there's sprites for what appears to be an announcer, who points to the currently playing drummer, reacting to the player's performance the same way as the cheerleaders. However, this character doesn't appear in the game.
Video
In Other Languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese |
応援団 Cheering Party | |
 French |
Coups de taiko | |
 Spanish |
Duelo de tambores | |
 Italian |
Duello di tamburi | |
 Korean |
응원단 Cheering Party |
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