*[[Dog Ninja]] is the only game in the remix with unique visuals.
*[[Dog Ninja]] is the only game in the remix with unique visuals.
*The epilogues are based on the game [[Ninja Bodyguard]] from ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''. They are also similar in concept to those of [[Remix 4 (Wii)|Remix 4]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''.
*The epilogues are based on the game [[Ninja Bodyguard]] from ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''. They are also similar in concept to those of [[Remix 4 (Wii)|Remix 4]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''.
*In ''[[Rhythm Sesang]]'', the townspeople's clothing in the [[Try Again]] epilogue have them look more like "pojol" (Korean police during the Chosun period).
*In ''[[Rhythm World]]'', the townspeople's clothing in the [[Try Again]] epilogue have them look more like "pojol" (Korean police during the Chosun period).
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Remix 8
It's time to mix things up! At high speed, no less!
Remix 8 (リミックス８?, Rimikkusu 8), also known as Remix 8th on the prologue, is the 5th Rhythm Game of the eighth stage (40th overall) and the eighth remix in Rhythm Heaven.
This remix has a focus on speed, with many of its games only appearing for quick instances. All games retain their original appearances, with the exception of Dog Ninja.
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Although the prologue uses "8th" in most versions, a simple "8" is used in Rhythm Paradise.
The tempo slightly increases at the end of the remix.
Dog Ninja is the only game in the remix with unique visuals.
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