*[[Wake-Up Caller]] and [[Lady Cupid]] are the only One Player [[Endless Games]] not included in this [[Remix]].
*[[Wake-Up Caller]] and [[Lady Cupid]] are the only One Player [[Endless Games]] not included in this [[Remix]].
*This is the first [[Remix]] in the international versions and the second in general to have a name instead of a number, prior to every [[Remix]] being named in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''.
*This is the second [[Remix]] after [[Extra Remix]] [[File:TempoUpExtra6.png|72px]] to have a name instead of a number, prior to every [[Remix]] being named in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''.
**The first in general was [[Extra Remix]] [[File:TempoUpExtra6.png|72px]] from ''[[Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)]]''.
*The first six sections of the [[Remix]] are always the same, going in the order of [[Basket]], [[Kaeru Tobi]], [[Basket]], [[Chameleon (Endless Remix)|Chameleon]], [[Manzai]]/[[Mr. Upbeat]] and [[Munchy Monk (Wii)|Munchy Monk]], after which the games are chosen at random.
*The first six sections of the [[Remix]] are always the same, going in the order of [[Basket]], [[Kaeru Tobi]], [[Basket]], [[Chameleon (Endless Remix)|Chameleon]], [[Mr. Upbeat]]/[[Manzai]] and [[Munchy Monk (Wii)|Munchy Monk]], after which the games are chosen at random.
*Whenever the player lands a successfully throws the ball in [[Basket]], the backboard makes the "Okay!" sound effect from [[Fillbots 2|Fillbots]].
*Whenever the player lands a successfully throws the ball in [[Basket]], the backboard makes the "Okay!" sound effect from [[Fillbots 2|Fillbots]].
*Sound from Kaeru Tobi when you are preparing to jump or jumping barely, reused from ''[[Bossa Nova]]'', when you press to partner's bit.
*The frog in [[Kaeru Tobi]] looks identical to the one in [[Tambourine]]. In fact, the only difference is that the frog in [[Tambourine]] has a thicker outline.
*The frog in [[Kaeru Tobi]] looks identical to the one in [[Tambourine]]. In fact, the only difference is that the frog in [[Tambourine]] has a thicker outline.
*[[Munchy Monk (Wii)|Munchy Monk]] normally gives the player three lives, represented by tickets. This [[remix]] doesn't use them, yet the sound effect for losing a ticket can still be heard.
*[[Munchy Monk (Wii)|Munchy Monk]] normally gives the player three lives, represented by tickets. This [[remix]] doesn't use them, yet the sound effect for losing a ticket can still be heard.
*[[Endless Remix]], [[Lady Cupid]], [[Clap Trap]], [[Mochi Pounding]] and [[Bossa Nova#Endless Game|Bossa Nova]] are the only [[Endless Games]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'' to not have a codeword for [[Police Call]]. The ones in [[Mr. Upbeat]]/[[Manzai]] and [[Munchy Monk (Wii)|Munchy Monk]] aren't present in this remix, either.
*[[Endless Remix]], [[Lady Cupid]], [[Clap Trap]], [[Mochi Pounding]] and [[Bossa Nova#Endless Game|Bossa Nova]] are the only [[Endless Games]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'' to not have a codeword for [[Police Call]]. The ones in [[Mr. Upbeat]]/[[Manzai]] and [[Munchy Monk (Wii)|Munchy Monk]] aren't present in this [[remix]], either.
This remix is unique in that it has three games not playable anywhere else. As such, they don't have official names shown within the game, and are being referred to here with their names on the debug menu.
Basket
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Basket (バスケット?, Basuketto) stars the Girls' Basketball Team (女子バスケ部?, Joshi Basuke-bu), also known as the Girls' Basketball Club in Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise, which consists of the club leader and vice leader who practice hard every day[1]. They are looking for new members, as well.
Here the player controls the girl on the right, who must grab the ball whenever the girl on the left shouts "Go!"
Perfect!/Ace!?: The player catches the ball and one point is added. They then throw the ball into the basket, and the backboard smiles.
Early!/Late!?: The player catchs the ball slightly off the beat and one point is added. They then attempt to throw the ball into the basket, but it bounces off and the backboard winces.
Miss...?: The player fails to catch the ball, being hit with it in the face, and then the game is over.
Kaeru Tobi
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Perfect!/Ace!?: The frog successfully jumps to the next lily pad. Frog Princess is satisfied. One point is added.
Early!/Late!?: The frog barely jumps to the next lily pad. Princess yells. Frog Princess almost falls off. No points are added but the game still continues.
Miss...?: Frog Princess falls off. If the player never presses the button, the frog misses the lily pad entirely, and the game is over.
Chameleon
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In Chameleon (カメレオン?, Kamereon), the player takes the role of a chameleon, whose goal is to eat the flies.
Each fly shrieks three times, and the player needs to extend the tongue on when it would shriek a fourth time. Small flies require a short distance, and large flies a further distance.
Whenever the player lands a successfully throws the ball in Basket, the backboard makes the "Okay!" sound effect from Fillbots.
The frog in Kaeru Tobi looks identical to the one in Tambourine. In fact, the only difference is that the frog in Tambourine has a thicker outline.
Munchy Monk normally gives the player three lives, represented by tickets. This remix doesn't use them, yet the sound effect for losing a ticket can still be heard.
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