{{GameExplainWii|titleUS = Figure Fighter 2|explainUS = The problem with being the <br>champ is that everyone <br>wants to take your title <br>away from you. Defend it! <br>(No practice.)|titleUK = Figure Fighter 2|explainUK = Being the champ isn't easy. <br>Show them all you've still <br>got it with a good one-two! <br><br>(And no practice for you)}}
{{GameExplainWii
{{GameExplain3DS|title = Figure Fighter 3|explain = This is it! The final bout for tiny, <br>inflatable glory! Will you retire in <br>triumph or disgrace?|No Practice = No practice}}
{{Nihongo|Figure Fighter 3|マッスル<ruby>人形<rt>にんぎょう</rt></ruby> チャンピオン|Muscle Ningyou Champion}}, known in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'' as {{Nihongo|Figure Fighter 2|マッスル<ruby>人形<rt>にんぎょう</rt></ruby>２|Muscle Ningyou 2}}, is the 1st [[Rhythm Game]] of Stage 10 (46th overall) in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'' and the 3rd of [[Left-Hand Tower]] (78th overall) in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''.
{{Nihongo|'''Figure Fighter 3'''|マッスル人形チャンピオン|Muscle Ningyou Champion}}, known in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'' as {{Nihongo|'''Figure Fighter 2'''|マッスル人形2|Muscle Ningyou 2}}, is the 46th [[Rhythm Game]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'' and the 78th in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''. It is the sequel to [[Figure Fighter 2]]. Finally, the [[Muscle Doll]] has become a worldwide champion, but he must defend himself during his championship battle. How much can the champ handle the distance?
The short version, [[Figure Fighter]], appears in [[Machine Land]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''.
The only changes to the game's appearance are recolored things. The Muscle Doll himself is now tan with red clothes, the punching bag is blue, and the background is mostly tan/yellow. The base gameplay is the same, as the original; the player needs to puff up the doll as he punches to hit the bag, following the announcer's cues. However, the first part of the game has several cues for the player to make, while the screen is still black and partially darkened. This requires the player to not get caught off guard, and hit the beats without visuals. The game's cues are mostly consecutive offbeat as well.
The only changes to the game's appearance are recolored things. The Muscle Doll himself is now tan with red clothes, the punching bag is blue, and the background is mostly tan/yellow. The base gameplay is the same, as the original; the player needs to puff up the doll as he punches to hit the bag, following the announcer's cues. However, the first part of the game has several cues for the player to make, while the screen is still black and partially darkened. This requires the player to not get caught off guard, and hit the beats without visuals. The game's cues are mostly consecutive offbeat as well.
==Controls==
== Controls ==
{{Controls|At=Press button}}
{{Controls|At = Press button}}
==[[Timing Display]]==
== [[Timing Display]] ==
{{Timing
{{Timing|Ace! = The button pumps him up to be more muscular simultaneously with his jab.|Early!/Late! = The figure's pumping is delayed with the sound of released air, or a popping noise, depending on if the player was early or late.|Miss... = The figure hits the punching bag without pumped-up arms.}}
|just=The button is pressed at the right time, making the doll buff up right as it jabs.
|miss=The doll doesn't buff up, instead making a popping noise.
|through=The doll punches without buffing up. If the player tries pressing the button when they're not supposed to, the doll buffs up briefly with a fart noise.}}
==Results==
==Results==
{{Results|Console=Wii|caption=Fan Feedback|cp_DEF_Ng=Your punching rhythm was off.<br>No combos? At all?<br>Your punches were on the weak side.|cp_DEF_Hi=Good punching rhythm.<br>Like a hailstorm of punching!<br>You nailed that last part!}}
{{Results
{{Results|Console=PAL|caption=Audience Observation|cp_DEF_Ng=Your punching rhythm was off.<br>You didn't put any combos together..<br>Your punches were a little weak.|cp_DEF_Hi=Your punching rhythm was excellent!<br>You made a barrage of punches!<br>You were snappy until the final bell.}}
|Console=Wii
{{Results|Console=3DS|caption=The Announcer Says|cp_DEF_Ng=What's going on with his jabs?<br>His famous triples are nowhere to be seen!<br>Was he going for a one-two hit?|cp_DEF_Hi=There he goes! Great jabs!<br>Ouch, those triples hurt three times as much!<br>Look at that one-two hit! Dynamite!}}
|caption=Fan Feedback
|cp_DEF_Ng=Your punching rhythm was off.<br>No combos? At all?
|cp_DEF_Hi=Good punching rhythm.<br>Like a hailstorm of punching!<br>You nailed that last part!
|caption Alt=Audience Observations
|cp_DEF_Ng Alt=Your punching rhythm was off.<br>You didn't put any combos together.
|cp_DEF_Hi Alt=Your punching rhythm was excellent!<br>You made a barrage of punches!<br>You were snappy until the final bell.}}
{{Results
|Console=3DS
|caption=The Announcer Says
|cp_DEF_Ng=What's going on with his jabs?<br>Was he going for a one-two hit?<br>His famous triples are nowhere to be seen!
|cp_DEF_Hi=There he goes! Great jabs!<br>Look at that one-two hit! Dynamite!<br>Ouch, those triples hurt three times as much!}}
==Epilogue==
==Epilogue==
===''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''===
{{Epilogue
<gallery>
|Console=Wii
Figure Fighter 2 Try Again.png|"What went wrong out there?"
|NG Image=Epilogue Wii Figure Fighter 2 NG.png
Figure Fighter 2 OK.png|"Keep your guard up."
|OK Image=Epilogue Wii Figure Fighter 2 OK.png
Figure Fighter 2 Superb.png|"You defended your title, champ!"
|HI Image=Epilogue Wii Figure Fighter 2 HI.png
</gallery>
|NG=What went wrong out there?
===''Beat the Beat Rhythm Paradise''===
|OK=Keep your guard up.
<gallery>
|HI=You defended your title, champ!
Figure Fighter 2 Try Again.png|"What went wrong out there?"
|NG alt=What went wrong out there?
Figure Fighter 2 OK.png|"Keep your guard up."
|OK alt=Keep your guard up.
Figure Fighter 2 EU Superb.png|"You retained your title, Champ!"
|HI alt=You retained your title, Champ!}}
</gallery>
{{Epilogue
===''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''===
|Console=3DS
<gallery>
|NG=What went wrong out there?
Figure Champion Try Again.PNG|"What went wrong out there?"
|OK=Keep your guard up.
Figure Champion OK.PNG|"Keep your guard up."
|HI=You defended your title, champ!}}
Figure Champion Superb.PNG|"You defended your title, champ!"
==[[Rhythm Item]]==
</gallery>
{{item
== Rhythm Item==
{{Item
|name=Mint-in-Box Figure
|name=Mint-in-Box Figure
|item=Mind-in-Box Figure.png
|title=Just Buy Two
|title=Just Buy Two
|explain=My brother just collects the<br>Muscle Dolls--he doesn't<br>play with them. He's got a<br>limited-edition red one<br>still in the box. What's the<br>point of a full box?}}
|explain=My brother just collects the<br>Muscle Dolls--he doesn't<br>play with them. He's got a<br>limited-edition red one<br>still in the box. What's the<br>point of a full box?}}
== Skill Star==
==[[Skill Star]]==
When the announcer says the fast "And one two!" after finishing "Go, go, go!" punch perfectly the second time to collect the star.
The Skill Star appears in the middle of the game, on a quick "One-two!", before the part where the lights start turning on.
The Skill Star appears in the middle of the game, on a quick "One-two!", before the part where the lights start turning on.
==Challenge Land==
==[[Challenge Land]]==
{{PAGENAME}} appears in the following [[Challenge Train]] courses:
{{PAGENAME}} appears in the following [[Challenge Train]] courses:
*This is one of the few games in the franchise to require player input before the music starts. Others include [[Rap Women]], [[Coin Toss]], [[DJ School]], [[Clap Trap]], and [[Remix 5 (Wii)]].
*[[Tram]] from [[Tram to Poline]] makes a cameo in the epilogue.
*[[Tram]] from [[Tram to Poline]] makes a cameo in the Epilogues.
==Development History==
== Video ==
{{Main|Figure Fighter 3/Development}}
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The only changes to the game's appearance are recolored things. The Muscle Doll himself is now tan with red clothes, the punching bag is blue, and the background is mostly tan/yellow. The base gameplay is the same, as the original; the player needs to puff up the doll as he punches to hit the bag, following the announcer's cues. However, the first part of the game has several cues for the player to make, while the screen is still black and partially darkened. This requires the player to not get caught off guard, and hit the beats without visuals. The game's cues are mostly consecutive offbeat as well.
Perfect!/Ace!?: The button is pressed at the right time, making the doll buff up right as it jabs.
Early!/Late!?: The doll doesn't buff up, instead making a popping noise.
Miss...?: The doll punches without buffing up. If the player tries pressing the button when they're not supposed to, the doll buffs up briefly with a fart noise.
Results
Fan Feedback()
Audience Observations()
Your punching rhythm was off. No combos? At all?
Your punching rhythm was off. You didn't put any combos together.
Eh. Good enough.
Good try.
Good punching rhythm. Like a hailstorm of punching! You nailed that last part!
Your punching rhythm was excellent! You made a barrage of punches! You were snappy until the final bell.
The Announcer Says
What's going on with his jabs? Was he going for a one-two hit? His famous triples are nowhere to be seen!
Eh. Passable.
There he goes! Great jabs! Look at that one-two hit! Dynamite! Ouch, those triples hurt three times as much!
My brother just collects the Muscle Dolls--he doesn't play with them. He's got a limited-edition red one still in the box. What's the point of a full box?
Rhythm Heaven Megamix
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