In this game, [[Uh...these guys?|The Donkers]] are flying a blimp across the sky, switching between two distinct rhythms. The three tuning-fork-esque figures strike each other in rhythm to power the blimp, with the player controlling the figure in the middle. A voice calls out as a signal for which rhythm is currently being followed:
In this game, [[The Donkers]] are flying a blimp across the sky, switching between two distinct rhythms. The three tuning-fork-esque figures strike each other in rhythm to power the blimp, with the player controlling the figure in the middle. A voice calls out as a signal for which rhythm is currently being followed:
*{{Nihongo|"Donk donk"|コンコン|Kon-kon}}: Two quick notes, followed by a rest. The driving/basic rhythm. The blimp moves slowly.
*{{Nihongo|"Donk donk"|コンコン|Kon-kon}}: Two quick notes, followed by a rest. The driving/basic rhythm. The blimp moves slowly.
*{{Nihongo|"Deet-deet-dah"|カンカンカー|Kan-kan-ka}}: Three quick notes, or a triplet. The accelerated/faster rhythm. The blimp moves faster with a gust of wind blowing by.
*{{Nihongo|"Deet-deet-dah"|カンカンカー|Kan-kan-ka}}: Three quick notes, or a triplet. The accelerated/faster rhythm. The blimp moves faster with a gust of wind blowing by.
Revision as of 09:11, 26 February 2023
Donk-Donk
This one's hard to explain. Just focus on switching between the two rhythms. You'll get the hang of it.
In this game, The Donkers are flying a blimp across the sky, switching between two distinct rhythms. The three tuning-fork-esque figures strike each other in rhythm to power the blimp, with the player controlling the figure in the middle. A voice calls out as a signal for which rhythm is currently being followed:
"Donk donk" (コンコン?, Kon-kon): Two quick notes, followed by a rest. The driving/basic rhythm. The blimp moves slowly.
"Deet-deet-dah" (カンカンカー?, Kan-kan-ka): Three quick notes, or a triplet. The accelerated/faster rhythm. The blimp moves faster with a gust of wind blowing by.
"Donk-DWONK!"/"donk dwan" (コンカーン?, Kon-kan): Signals a rhythm change to "deet-deet-dah".
"Deet-deet-doot"/"dit dit do" (ケンキンクン?, Ken-kin-kun): Signals a rhythm change to "donk donk".
The blimp flies around the sky, above pink clouds with light green flowers poking out of them, and a sun shining in the back. The blimp briefly rises up to a starry part of the sky, then through a patch of pink clouds. At the end, the blimp blasts off towards Rhythm Heaven in the background.
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