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Revision as of 17:40, 13 July 2023
Octo-Pops
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Appears in
The Octo-Pops (ポンタコズ?, Pontakozu) are octopuses that appear in the Rhythm Toy Octopus Machine in Rhythm Heaven.
Despite having four legs, Octo-Pops are octopuses. They are red and have a cork attached to a string in their mouths.
Appearances
Octopus Machine
Remix 9 (Cameo)
Gallery
- Octomachine.png
Sprite from Rhythm Heaven
- OctoPop red.png
Sprite from Rhythm Heaven
Appearance in Rhythm Heaven Fever
Trivia
- An Octo-Pop make an appearance in the OK epilogue of Remix 9 in Rhythm Heaven Fever, where it's described as "probably edible".
In Other Languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese |
ポンタコズ | Pon Octopuses |
 EnglishNOA |
Octo-Pops | |
 EnglishNOE |
Octo-Pops | |
 French |
Poulpops | |
 Spanish |
Pulpicorchos | Pulpo (Octopus) + corchos (corks) |
 German |
Oktokork! | Octocork! |
 Italian |
Piovritmi | Piovra (Octopus) + ritmi (rhythms) |
 Korean |
문어 풍풍 | Octopus Pungpung |