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{{GameExplain3DS|title = Monkey Watch|explain = This new watch works differently<br>from most. You might want to read <br>the manual to learn how to use it...}} | {{GameExplain3DS|title = Monkey Watch|explain = This new watch works differently<br>from most. You might want to read <br>the manual to learn how to use it...}} | ||
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{{Nihongo|'''Monkey Watch'''|さる時計|Saru Tokei|"Monkey Clock"}} is the 9th | {{Nihongo|'''Monkey Watch'''|さる時計|Saru Tokei|"Monkey Clock"}} is the 4th [[Rhythm Game]] of the second stage (9th overall) in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'' and the 2nd of [[Shop No. 6]] (107th overall), costing 10 [[Flow Ball|Flow Balls]], in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
[[File:Monkey_watch.png|thumb|200px|]][[File:Monkey_Watch_3DS_Gameplay.png|thumb|210px]] | [[File:Monkey_watch.png|thumb|200px|]][[File:Monkey_Watch_3DS_Gameplay.png|thumb|210px]] | ||
The clock hand makes two-and-a-half rotations around the watch in the duration of the song. As it progresses, the games obscures the visuals; quarter-way through the second rotation | In order to operate the monkey watch itself, the player controls a [[Monkey#Monkey_Watch|small monkey]] that is holding onto the watch's hand. As the hand is ticking around the clock, other monkeys will come out to greet the main monkey with a high-five to represent the time change on the wrist watch. The monkey hanging onto the clock hand must high-five back. On occasion, two consecutive pink monkeys will appear instead of yellow ones, cued by an "Oookii oook-ook!" sound. These act as offbeats, making the player tap A twice to high-five both monkeys before going back to the regular beat. | ||
The clock hand makes two-and-a-half rotations around the watch in the duration of the song. As it progresses, the games obscures the visuals; quarter-way through the second and third rotation, the screen zooms out to show the whole watch on a man's arm (also showing a monkey face in the middle of it), making it much harder to see the monkeys. After the first zoom-out, a monkey in a balloon will start flying around waving at the screen; this can completely cover up the monkeys as you try to high-five them. | |||
==Controls== | ==Controls== | ||
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Monkey Watch (さる時計?, Saru Tokei) is the 4th Rhythm Game of the second stage (9th overall) in Rhythm Heaven Fever and the 2nd of Shop No. 6 (107th overall), costing 10 Flow Balls, in Rhythm Heaven Megamix.
Gameplay
In order to operate the monkey watch itself, the player controls a small monkey that is holding onto the watch's hand. As the hand is ticking around the clock, other monkeys will come out to greet the main monkey with a high-five to represent the time change on the wrist watch. The monkey hanging onto the clock hand must high-five back. On occasion, two consecutive pink monkeys will appear instead of yellow ones, cued by an "Oookii oook-ook!" sound. These act as offbeats, making the player tap A twice to high-five both monkeys before going back to the regular beat.
The clock hand makes two-and-a-half rotations around the watch in the duration of the song. As it progresses, the games obscures the visuals; quarter-way through the second and third rotation, the screen zooms out to show the whole watch on a man's arm (also showing a monkey face in the middle of it), making it much harder to see the monkeys. After the first zoom-out, a monkey in a balloon will start flying around waving at the screen; this can completely cover up the monkeys as you try to high-five them.
Controls
- Ⓐ/Tap: Swing hand (hi-five monkeys)
Timing Display
- Perfect!/Ace!: The clock hand monkey will successfully high-five the watch monkeys, making them cheer.
- Early!/Late!: The clock hand monkey will only slightly hive-five the watch monkeys. The regular monkeys will have a frown on their face, while pink monkeys will have a slight smile. A barely counts as a miss in this game.
- Miss...: The clock hand monkey fails to high-five the watch monkeys, making them hang their heads in shame. The man's arm will shake if the screen is zoomed out. The monkey face on the clock makes a "hurt" expression.
Results
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How was I supposed to tell the time? The dial seemed a bit hard to read. |
How was I supposed to tell the time? The dial seemed a bit hard to read. |
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Eh. Good enough. | Good try. |
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It kept time really well! It was easy to read, even far away! |
It kept time really well! It was easy to read, even far away! |
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Monkey Watch Impressions |
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How was I supposed to tell the time? It's impossible to read from a distance. |
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Eh. Passable. |
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This is a great watch! It was easy to read from a distance. |
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How was I supposed to tell the time? Seemed a bit hard to read at the fast parts. |
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Eh. Passable. |
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It kept time really well! It was easy to read, even the fast parts! |
Epilogue
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| File:Monkey Watch Try Again.PNG | File:Epilogue Wii Monkey Watch OK.PNG | File:Monkey Watch Superb.PNG |
| I'm so sorry I'm late! It was the monkeys' fault! | Lunch should be ready right...now! | This is without a doubt the cutest watch I've ever owned. |
I'm so sorry for being late! |
Lunch should be ready right...now! |
Unique men wear unique watches. |
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| File:Monkey Watch 3DS Try Again.PNG | File:Monkey Watch 3DS OK.PNG | File:Monkey Watch 3DS Superb.PNG |
| I'm so sorry I'm late! It was the monkeys' fault! | Lunch should be ready right...now! | This is without a doubt the cutest watch I've ever owned. |
Rhythm Item
| Monkey Watch | Wait, What Time Is It? |
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My parents bought me a monkey watch when I started high school. The monkeys are so cute that I forget about time and just stare at them. Kind of useless as a watch, isn't it? |
Skill Star
The Skill Star appears on the six offbeat monkeys near the end of the game.
Challenge Land
Monkey Watch appears in the following Challenge Train courses:
Appearances
- Monkey Watch Remix 10.png
Monkey Watch
Remix 10 - Monkey Watch Remix 2.png
- Monkey Watch 3DS Gameplay.png
Monkey Watch
Trivia
- Monkey Watch gets referenced in the gift "A Musical Term" (gotten by perfecting Karate Man 2 (Wii)), where Mr. Upbeat is talking to one (as evidenced by an "Oookii oook-ook!" sound) about his problems.
- Monkey Watch is also mentioned in the Endless Game Bossa Nova at one point in the European version.
- The pink monkeys that serve as off-beats have the appearance of MAN-K, the monkeys that replace the original orange monkeys in Tap Trial's sequel, Tap Trial 2, in both Rhythm Tengoku and Rhythm Heaven Megamix in the Right-Hand Tower as well.
- Monkey Watch is one of the only two games with their songs imported to Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo 3DS/Wii U in the Miiverse stage, the other being Blue Birds from Rhythm Heaven.
- This game has a similar rhythm to Packing Pests.
- The balloon the monkey rides is seen in two other minigames, those being Pajama Party and Jungle Gymnast.
- In the Megamix version, the particles that come out when the monkeys high-five are stars instead of smack symbols. Due to this, the offbeat monkey’s particles no longer fall off-screen. The hot air balloon no longer covers up the offbeat monkeys either.
- There’s an unused sprite of a pink version of the player’s monkey. However, it only has a single recolored sprite of the normal yellow monkey’s head.
- This is one of the few games in the franchise to require player input after the music finishes. Other games like this are Remix 4 (GBA), Remix 5 (GBA), Air Batter 2, Lockstep, Fan Club 2, Lockstep 2, Air Rally, and Flock Step.
Video
| Rhythm Heaven Fever | Rhythm Heaven Megamix |
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| File:Rhythm Heaven Fever ~ Monkey Watch (Perfect) | File:Rhythm Heaven Megamix - Monkey Watch (Perfect) (English) |
In Other Languages
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| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese |
さる時計 | Monkey Watch |
 French |
Singe moins le quart | |
 Spanish |
Monorreloj | Monkey Watch |
 Italian |
Monkey Watch | Monkey Watch |
 Korean |
원숭이 시계 | Monkey Watch |
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