|Debut = Rhythm Heaven Fever}}'''Mochi Pounding '''is a two-player endless game in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]], ''unlocked after receiving 2 Duo Medals.
{{Nihongo|Mochi Pounding|押忍！15もち|Osu! 15 Mochi}} is the 2nd [[Two-Player Endless Game]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'', unlocked with 2 [[Duo Medal]]s.
==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
The two people playing this game will need to alternate pressing the A button, and once the rice has been pounded enough, it becomes mochi and the next round begins, where the rice needs a bigger and faster pounding. Each round counts down from 15, however (they're slower than normal seconds), so the two of you (or just you holding two Wii Remotes) need to pick up the pace for each round. If either player presses A before the other one does, the usu will break, and the round will start over. The game ends once the mortar breaks three times in the same round. The player colors are indicated by their pants--their headbands have the other player's color.
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The two players must alternate pounding rice in a bowl, and they must hit it enough times within the time limit. Level 1 begins with 15 hits needed, and each level after requires 20 hits more than the previous. Level 5 requires 100 hits, and each level after that adds 10 more to the previous.
Each level gives the players three chances. The timer, which counts down from 15, begins as soon as a player hits the rice. The current player's turn is indicated by which worker is moving to the beat. Once the rice has been pounded enough, it becomes mochi. The player colors are indicated by their character's pants--their headbands have the other player's color.
==Controls==
==Controls==
*A1P2P: Pound the mochi
{{Controls|A=Swing hammer}}
==Hit or Miss==
==[[Timing Display]]==
Hit: The number will go down; when the number is at zero mochi will fly out and land in a woman's hands.
{{Timing
|just=The worker hits the rice on their side, reducing the hits counter, and moving the rice to the other side. Once the number reaches 0, the mochi flies out and lands in a woman's hands. The score counter is set to the amount of hits needed from the cleared level.
MIss: The mortar will break into two pieces and mochi will make an upset face.
|miss=N/A
|through=The worker hits the bowl, breaking it in half, and the mochi looks upset. If the timer runs out, a bell rings and the players must retry. Failing three times in the same round ends the game.}}
*Mochi is a traditional Japanese pastry made from rice. While there are easier alternate ways of making mochi now, as well as assembly line mochi using special factory machines and robots, what you're seeing here is mochitsuki, a mochi-making ritual for New Year's Day.
*[[wikipedia:Mochi|Mochi]] is a traditional Japanese pastry made from rice. While there are easier ways of making mochi now, what is performed in the game is [[wikipedia:Mochitsuki|mochitsuki]], a mochi-making ritual for New Year's Day.
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*With each level, the prepared mochi may get more complicated in design. Occasionally, it becomes one of the [[Dough Dudes]] instead.
The two players must alternate pounding rice in a bowl, and they must hit it enough times within the time limit. Level 1 begins with 15 hits needed, and each level after requires 20 hits more than the previous. Level 5 requires 100 hits, and each level after that adds 10 more to the previous.
Each level gives the players three chances. The timer, which counts down from 15, begins as soon as a player hits the rice. The current player's turn is indicated by which worker is moving to the beat. Once the rice has been pounded enough, it becomes mochi. The player colors are indicated by their character's pants--their headbands have the other player's color.
Perfect!/Ace!?: The worker hits the rice on their side, reducing the hits counter, and moving the rice to the other side. Once the number reaches 0, the mochi flies out and lands in a woman's hands. The score counter is set to the amount of hits needed from the cleared level.
Miss...?: The worker hits the bowl, breaking it in half, and the mochi looks upset. If the timer runs out, a bell rings and the players must retry. Failing three times in the same round ends the game.
Mochi is a traditional Japanese pastry made from rice. While there are easier ways of making mochi now, what is performed in the game is mochitsuki, a mochi-making ritual for New Year's Day.
With each level, the prepared mochi may get more complicated in design. Occasionally, it becomes one of the Dough Dudes instead.
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