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| This one's all about hitting the beat, flipping it, and then nailing the backbeat. Experience both sides of the rhythm! |
 Rhythm Heaven Megamix
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Lockstep (ウラオモテ?, Ura Omote) is the 2nd Rhythm Game of the sixth stage (27th overall) in Rhythm Heaven and the 2nd of Planet Land (72nd overall) in Rhythm Heaven Megamix.
The arrange version, Lockstep 2, appears in the eighth stage of Rhythm Heaven.
Gameplay
In this game, the player plays as a Stepswitcher in the center of the screen. The Stepswitchers begin stepping in beat after the cowbell clicks. The player must step consistently in this same beat until one of the Stepswitchers signals to step in offbeat to the rhythm. The rhythm will keep switching on and offbeat during the game when signaled. To confuse the player, the screen will zoom out, showing many more Stepswitchers.
Controls
- Ⓐ/Tap: March
Timing Display
- Perfect!/Ace!?: The player marches correctly.
- Early!/Late!?: The player marches slightly off, resulting in a "tick" sound. In Rhythm Heaven only, this does not cause the player to fail a Perfect Campaign.
- Miss...?: The player steps on the wrong beat (or not at all) and gets smacked by the Stepswitcher next to them.
Results
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Your partners say...( )
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On the beat? You're a little off. Offbeat? More like just plain "off." Sloppy work on the transitions. |
On the beat? You're a little off. Offbeat? More like just plain "off." Sloppy work on the transitions. |
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Hm... Good enough... I don't know... I guess that was all right. |
Hmm... Good enough... I don't know... I guess that was all right. |
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You were all right on the beat. You hit the offbeats pretty well. Nice transitions between beats. |
You were all right on the beat. You hit the offbeats pretty well. Nice transitions between beats. |
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On the beat? You're a little off. Offbeat? More like just plain "off." Sloppy work on the transitions. |
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Eh. Passable. |
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You were all right on the beat. You hit the offbeats pretty well. Nice transitions between beats. |
Epilogue
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| You need to get in step! | Not bad, I say. Not bad. | Ah, yes! Most excellent! |
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| You need to get in step! | Not bad, I say. Not bad. | Ah, yes! Most excellent! |
Rhythm Item
| Famous Painting | Paranormal Phenomena |
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It's creepy the way the painting's eyes seem to follow you wherever you go, but it's even creepier when you mess up your rhythm and the painting laughs at you. Also, it's a bit embarrassing. |
Skill Star
The Skill Star appears when switching back to the beat near the end of the game.
Challenge Land
Lockstep appears in the following Challenge Train courses:
Appearances
Video
Trivia
- The person the Stepswitchers form when fully zoomed out appears to be Johann Sebastian Bach, a famous German composer of the 1700's. He had a very distinct hairstyle, although he lacks the curly mustache seen in the game.
- In Rhythm Heaven, the game stops tracking the player's performance during the last ten steps, meaning it does not impact the player's score or Perfect Campaign. This is no longer true in Rhythm Heaven Megamix, however.
- The Stepswitchers make a cameo in Cheer Readers.
- This is one of a few games to keep the same controls for tapping from Rhythm Heaven to Rhythm Heaven Megamix when playing in Simple Tap Mode. The others being Fillbots, Shoot-'em-up, Freeze Frame and Munchy Monk.
Development History
- Main article: Lockstep/Development
In Other Languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese |
ウラオモテ | Back-Front |
| EnglishNOA |
Lockstep | Close adherence to and emulation of another's actions, also a way of marching |
| EnglishNOE |
Lockstep | |
 French |
Recto verso | Two-sided |
 Spanish |
 A Contratiempo A contratiempo |
Offbeat |
 German |
Offbits | Offbeats |
 Italian |
Sincromarcia | Synchromarch |
 Korean |
그림자스텝 | Shadowstep |
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