Fillbots 2

This page is about the long version of Fillbots from Rhythm Heaven Megamix. "I suppose" you may be looking for the arrange version in Rhythm Heaven?

Fillbots This factory builds robots. (What did you expect?) It's your job to fuel 'em up once they're built. 　Rhythm Heaven	Fillbots This factory builds robots. (What did you expect?) It's your job to fuel 'em up once they're built. 　Rhythm Paradise

Fillbots 2

Orders for robots are through the roof! I hope you don't mind pulling some overtime...

Rhythm Heaven Megamix

Fillbots 2

Image

File:Fillbots-title.png

File:Return of fillbots.png

Number

3
34

Gift

Robot Manual
Flow Ball

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Fillbots 2 (かえってきた ロボット工場・オイル^?, Kaettekita Robotto Kōjō - Oiru), known in Rhythm Heaven as Fillbots (ロボット工場^?, Robotto Kōjō), not to be confused with the arrange version in Rhythm Heaven, is the 3rd Rhythm Game in Rhythm Heaven and the 34th in Rhythm Heaven Megamix. This game is about the factory where robots are made, and the player is in charge of fueling them up with just the right amount of oil. It's also the normal version of Fillbots in Rhythm Heaven Megamix.

Gameplay

File:Fillbots.png

File:Fillbots Oil 3DS.PNG

The game takes place at the feuling station of the factory, where robots fall down and assemble themselves on the right side, and then move down the conveyor belt to the fueling pump. The objective is to hold down the pump at the right time to fuel up robots just the right amount. Failing to follow this causes the robots to manfunction, or not function at all. There are two kinds of robots the player will need to fill: a medium one (4 beats) and a large one (8 beats).

While the background is relatively bare in Rhythm Heaven, this is changed in Rhythm Heaven Megamix where beakers with oil bouncing through them (timed to the offbeats in the music) and gears moving the conveyor belt are added for visual variety.

Controls

• Ⓐ (Hold)/Tap (Hold): Lower filler/fill robot
• Ⓐ (Release)/Tap (Release): Release/stop filling

Timing Display

• Perfect!/Ace!^?:
• Early!/Late!^?:
• Miss...^?:

Results

	The chief says...()	The chief says...()
	Still need practice, huh? That could have gone better...	Still need practice, huh? That could have gone better...
	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.
	Good work fueling 'em up! You've got a steady hand.	Good work fueling 'em up! You've got a steady hand.

	Performance Review
	Still need practice, huh? You need more practice with the big ones.
	Eh. Passable.
	Good work fueling 'em up! You filled the big ones just enough.

	A job half done is hardly done at all.	You did good out there.	Looks like you've made some new friends!

	Now you've done it…	Nothing like a job well done!	A full bot is a happy bot!

Appearances

• Fillbots.png

  Fillbots
  Remix 1
  Fillbots 2
  Remix 8
  Remix 10

• Fillbots story gameplay.png

  Fillbots

• Fillbots Oil 3DS.PNG

  Fillbots 2
  Left-Hand Remix

• Fillbots 2 Honeybee.png

  Honeybee Remix

• Fillbots WarioWare.png

  Wario…Where?

Rhythm Item

Gear	Something Amiss
File:Sprite 3DS Rhythm Item Gear.png.png	I found this tiny gear on the road by my house. It's tiny, but some machine needs it to work. In a way, I'm just like this gear, doing my part for the machine of society. Is the machine OK?

Skill Star

The Skill Star appears on the first ROBO L in the game.

Challenge Land

Fillbots 2 appears in the following Challenge Train courses:

• Full-Belly Dojo
• Factory Tourism
• Game Gamble: Intermediate
• Wario...Where?

Trivia

• In Rhythm Heaven, this game technically has three "versions" in the game; one for its own appearance, one for Fillbots 2, and one for Remix 1. However, all three of them are identical.
• Fillbots was succeeded in Rhythm Heaven Fever with Screwbot Factory; both involve the player trying to power robots a machine by holding the stylus or button for a specific amount of beats. In the Japanese and Korean versions, both share the same name. When they returned in Rhythm Heaven Megamix, their names were altered with an additional word to differentiate them. This game got the word オイル (Oiru^?, Oil) while Screwbot Factory got ネジ (Neji^?, Screw).
• In Cheer Readers, a full ROBO M can be seen in the Practice, appearing on the open books during the "Ok, it's on!" cheer. The page used for when the player mistimes it shows an unfilled ROBO M instead.
  • There is also an unused sprite of the full unfilled ROBO M image present only in Rhythm Heaven Megamix.
• There is a Practice theme intended for this game in Rhythm Heaven Megamix, but it goes unused.
• This is one of the few games to retain their original tap controls, the others being Munchy Monk, Freeze Frame, Shoot-'em-up 2, and Lockstep.
• This game appears in the "Wario… Where?" Challenge Train course. In it, ROBO Ms are made to look like Mike, and Dr. Crygor and Penny Crygor can be seen in the background.
• There is an unused image showing a factory with a strawberry and the number 2 in Rhythm Heaven Megamix. This, alongside the information from Fillbots's Rhythm Item, implies the red oil is actually strawberry juice.

Videos

• Rhythm Heaven - Fillbots (Perfect) (English)-0
• Rhythm Heaven Megamix - Fillbots 2 (Perfect) (English)

In Other Languages

Rhythm Heaven

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ロボット工場	Robot Factory
EnglishNOA	Fillbots
EnglishNOE	Fillbots
French	Robothon
Spanish	Robotellines	Robottles
Italian	Disco Robot
Korean	로봇 공장	Robot Factory

Rhythm Heaven Megamix

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	帰ってきた ロボット工場・オイル	Return of Robot Factory - Oil
EnglishNOA	Fillbots 2
EnglishNOE	Fillbots 2
French	Super Robothon
Spanish	Robotellines 2	Robottles 2
Italian	Disco Robot 2
Korean	돌아온 로봇 공장·오일	Return of Robot Factory - Oil