{{quote|An army of evil spirits has invaded a peaceful village. Only a lone samurai can stop them. What dastardly deeds are they up to?|Samurai Slice Description (US version)}} {{Template:Quote|An army of evil spirits descended on the peaceful village. Only a lone samurai can stop them and restore peace to the land.|Samurai Slice Description (European version)}} {{Template:Game-Nav
{{GameExplainWii
|Minigame_infobox/Data = Micro-Row
|titleUS=Samurai Slice
|Minigame_infobox/Data2 = Remix 4 (Wii)}}
|explainUS=An army of evil spirits has<br>invaded a peaceful village.<br>Only a lone samurai can<br>stop them. What dastardly<br>deeds are they up to?
{{Minigame infobox
|titleUK=Samurai Slice
| Name = Samurai Slice
|explainUK=An army of evil spirits<br>descended on the peaceful<br>village. Only a lone samurai<br>can stop them and restore<br>peace to the land.}}
| Image = [[File:Samurai_Slice_wii.PNG|300px]]
{{GameExplain3DS
| Debut = Rhythm Heaven Fever
|title=Samurai Slice
| Number = Nineteen
|explain=An army of evil spirits has invaded<br>a peaceful village. Only a lone<br>samurai can stop them.}}
|gift={{Console|Wii}} [[Music Corner#Music List (Rhythm Heaven Fever)|Samurai Slice]]<br>{{Console|3DS}} [[Flow Ball]]
| Video = Rhythm Heaven Fever ~ Samurai Slice (Perfect)}}{{Nihongo|'''Samurai Slice'''|悪霊退散|Akuryou Taisan|"Dispelling Evil Spirits"}} is the nineteenth game in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''. Getting a perfect will unlock the song of the game, also called "Samurai Slice". In this game, you are slicing up demons who are spawning from a dark portal, in order to save the Lost Pinwheel of a little boy. This game has a sequel, called [[Samurai Slice 2]].
|flowballs=10
|stage={{Stage|Wiistage4}}{{Stage|3DSshop5}}}}
{{Nihongo|Samurai Slice|<ruby>悪霊退散<rt>あくりょうたいさん</rt></ruby>|Akuryō Taisan}} is the 4th [[Rhythm Game]] of Stage 4 (19th overall) in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'' and the 3rd of [[Shop No. 5]] (105th overall), costing 10 [[Flow Ball]]s, in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''.
== Gameplay ==
The arrange version, [[Samurai Slice 2]], appears in Stage 8 in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''.
In this game, the player must slice a horde of demons, or evil spirits, as they appear, in order to protect the peaceful village. Dark demons will appear and the player must slice them with the sword at the correct time to vanquish them, by pressing A. Occasionally, a vortex of demons will swarm at once and the player has to perform a whirlwind slice, by pressing A and B at the same time, which will make the samurai thrash his sword rapidly.
==Gameplay==
[[File:Screenshot Wii Samurai Slice.png|thumb]]
[[File:Screenshot 3DS Samurai Slice.png|thumb]]
The player takes control of [[The Wandering Samurai]]. He must defeat red-eyed [[Demons|monsters]] spawning from a dark portal, using Samurai Technique I: The Slice. Occasionally, a group of green-eyed monsters appear all at once, which the samurai must dispatch with Samurai Technique II: Lots of Slicing, also known as a whirlwind slice. The red-eyed monsters vary in size, however this does not affect gameplay itself.
== Controls ==
During practice, [[The Wandering Samurai]] can be found in what appears to be a bamboo forest, slicing monsters popping out of a burning straw house. After this, a single monster carrying a pinwheel appears, prompting the samurai to give chase. In the real game, the samurai moves into position, as the words "A Hero's Tale" (or "Samurai Slice" in ''[[Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise]]'') set the scene.
*A: Slice sword
*A+B: Whirlwind slice
You use the normal slice for the red demons, but the green ones come out faster, so you have to use the whirlwind slice. The Red demons can also vary in size, but this is just a distraction. There is also a story, which pops up on to the screen mid-game. Again, it is just a distraction.
During the first wave of monsters, snow starts falling, followed by sakura leaves. The game then covers the screen to show the story so far, showing the [[Pinwheel Girl]] and her friend playing with a pinwheel, which a monster swoops in and steals. The samurai appears before them, and proceeds to chase the monsters to see justice done. After this, a storm appears as the game nears the end. The very last monster is the one carrying the pinwheel. After it, the text "To be continued..." appears on screen, which the samurai can slice if he so chooses.
==Controls==
== Timing Notes ==
===''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''===
*Hit: The samurai slices the evil spirit in two. The group of spirits are easily cut up by his whirlwind slice.
*Barely: The samurai grazed the spirit. But grazed the first/last one with a "tick" sound as it just lazily falls down, off screen. The horde of spirits are easily vanquished but the last one escapes.
===''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''===
*Miss: The spirit attacks the samurai with a bite. If pressed too early, the samurai will simply miss.
|just=The player slices the monsters in half. Interestingly, the end of a whirlwind slice is counted as a perfect input even though the player does not need to release the button at the right time.
=== US Version ===
|miss=The player grazes the monster, making it fly away. When facing a group of monsters, the first one is grazed, and the samurai does not yell at the end.
*[[Try Again]]: "''Mister... Mister! Are you all right?''"
|through=The monster strikes the player, knocking them over. Any missed monsters in a group latch onto the samurai and bite him.}}
*[[OK]]: "''I hear he's an OK samurai...''"
==Results==
*[[Superb]]: "''Thanks, mister! You're the best!''"
{{Results
=== European Version ===
|Console=Wii
*[[Try Again]]: "''Hey, mister! Do you need a break?''"
|caption=Pinwheel Boy's Gratitude
*[[OK]]: "''Are you sure he's a samurai?''"
|cp_DEF_Ng=Your sword technique seemed lacking.<br>You had trouble when they ganged up on you.
*[[Superb]]: "''Thank you, mister!''"
|cp_DEF_Hi=You sliced a LOT of monsters!<br>Your sword moved so fast!<br>You got the pinwheel back!
|caption Alt=The girl says...
== Rating Screens ==
|cp_DEF_Ng Alt=You should learn the basics first.<br>Your whirlwind slice needs work.
<gallery navigation="true">
|cp_DEF_Hi Alt=You handle your sword so well.<br>Your whirlwind slice was impressive.<br>You got the windmill back!}}
Samurai Slice Wii Try Again.png|"Mister... Mister! Are you all right?"|link=Try Again
{{Results
Samurai Slice Wii OK.png|"I hear he's an OK samurai..."|link=OK
|Console=3DS
Samurai Slice Wii Superb.png|"Thanks, mister! You're the best!"|link=Superb
|caption=Pinwheel Girl's Gratitude
</gallery>
|cp_DEF_Ng=Your sword technique seemed lacking.<br>You had trouble when they ganged up on you.
|cp_DEF_Hi=You sliced a LOT of monsters!<br>Your sword moved so fast!}}
== Appearances ==
==Epilogue==
*Samurai Slice
{{Epilogue
*[[Samurai Slice 2]]
|Console=Wii
*[[Remix 4 (Wii)|Remix 4]]
|NG Image=Epilogue Wii Samurai Slice NG.png
*[[Remix 8 (Wii)|Remix 8]]
|OK Image=Epilogue Wii Samurai Slice OK.png
*[[Remix 10 (Wii)|Remix 10]]
|HI Image=Epilogue Wii Samurai Slice HI.png
|NG=Mister... Mister!<br>Are you all right?
==Trivia==
|OK=I hear he's an OK samurai...
*The samurai's apearance is changed in the Korean version as he has a hat, longer pants and has a blue spot added to his shirt.
|Number = 115; Extra game 15|Reward = 1 Flow Ball}}'''Samurai Slice''' (悪霊退散 ''Akuryou Taisan''<sup>?</sup>, "Dispelling Evil Spirits") is identical to [[Samurai Slice (Wii)|Samurai Slice]] from [[Rhythm Heaven Fever|''Rhythm Heaven Fever'']] and it's an extra game bought from museum shop in [[Rhythm Heaven Megamix|''Rhythm Heaven Megamix'']]. In this game, you are controlling [[the Wandering Samurai]] who's slicing up demons who are spawning from a dark portal, in order to save the Lost Pinwheel of a little girl and her mother.
|title=Public-Service Announcement
|explain=What makes a ghost steal a<br>pinwheel? Malice? Greed?<br>Loneliness? Did the ghost<br>just want to play? Well,<br>stealing is ALWAYS wrong,<br>kids. }}
== Gameplay ==
==[[Skill Star]]==
In this game, the player must slice a horde of demons, or evil spirits, as they appear, in order to protect the peaceful village. Dark demons will appear and the player must slice them with the sword at the correct time to vanquish them, by pressing A. Occasionally, a vortex of demons will swarm at once and the player has to perform a whirlwind slice, by pressing B at the same time, which will make the samurai thrash his sword rapidly.
The Skill Star appears on the group of demons just before the story is told.
==[[Challenge Land]]==
== Controls ==
Samurai Slice appears in the following [[Challenge Train]] courses:
*A: Slice sword
*[[The Soul of Japan]]
*B: Whirlwind slice
*[[Game Gamble: Intermediate]]
*[[Demon Slayer]]
You use the normal slice for the red demons, but the green ones come out faster, so you have to use the whirlwind slice. The Red demons can also vary in size, but this is just a distraction. There is also a story, which pops up on to the screen mid-game. Again, it is just a distraction.
==Appearances==
== Timing Notes ==
*Hit: The samurai slices the evil spirit in two. The group of spirits are easily cut up by his whirlwind slice.
*Barely: The samurai grazed the spirit. But grazed the first/last one with a "tick" sound as it just lazily falls down, off screen. The horde of spirits are easily vanquished but the last one escapes.
*Miss: The spirit attacks the samurai with a bite. If pressed too early, the samurai will simply miss.
== Rating Notes ==
*[[Try Again]]: "''Mister... Mister! Are you all right?''"
*[[OK]]: "''I hear he's an OK samurai...''"
*[[Superb]]: "''Thanks, mister! You're the best!''"
==Rating Screens==
<gallery>
<gallery>
Samurai Slice Wii 3DS Try Again.PNG|"Mister... Mister! Are you all right?"
*This is the only minigame from the [[Samurai Slice]] series that returns in Megamix. The minigames that didn't return are [[Samurai Slice (GBA)|Samurai Slice for GBA]] and [[Samurai Slice (DS)|endless game]] Samurai Slice for [[Nintendo DS|DS]].
*In the {{US}} English version of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'', the child in blue clothing is referred to as [[Pinwheel Boy]]. All other versions either refer to them as a girl or simply a child.
*This is the only minigame that keeps "To be continued..." sign, though it's sequel does not appear so it would have "The End" instead like [[Blue Birds (Megamix)|Blue Birds]] did, but it is possible that it is prequel of [[Super Samurai Slice]] in Megamix.
==Development History==
*Just like [[Packing Pests]], if you fail the last dark creature who holds a pinwheel, you can't get a perfect, and you'll get OK rate, no matter how hard you do.
{{Main|Samurai Slice/Development}}
*At the end of the song, The "To be continued" sign will appear. The player can actually slice it in half, making it to vanish if A is pressed couple times.
==In Other Languages==
*In Fever, [[Pinwheel Girl]] was named as Pinwheel Boy, but this was changed in Megamix version because she looks more girly rather than manly.
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|kr=악령퇴치
|rokr=Aglyeongtoechi
|mnkr=Exorcism}}
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Samurai Slice
An army of evil spirits has invaded a peaceful village. Only a lone samurai can stop them. What dastardly deeds are they up to?
The player takes control of The Wandering Samurai. He must defeat red-eyed monsters spawning from a dark portal, using Samurai Technique I: The Slice. Occasionally, a group of green-eyed monsters appear all at once, which the samurai must dispatch with Samurai Technique II: Lots of Slicing, also known as a whirlwind slice. The red-eyed monsters vary in size, however this does not affect gameplay itself.
During practice, The Wandering Samurai can be found in what appears to be a bamboo forest, slicing monsters popping out of a burning straw house. After this, a single monster carrying a pinwheel appears, prompting the samurai to give chase. In the real game, the samurai moves into position, as the words "A Hero's Tale" (or "Samurai Slice" in Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise) set the scene.
During the first wave of monsters, snow starts falling, followed by sakura leaves. The game then covers the screen to show the story so far, showing the Pinwheel Girl and her friend playing with a pinwheel, which a monster swoops in and steals. The samurai appears before them, and proceeds to chase the monsters to see justice done. After this, a storm appears as the game nears the end. The very last monster is the one carrying the pinwheel. After it, the text "To be continued..." appears on screen, which the samurai can slice if he so chooses.
Perfect!/Ace!?: The player slices the monsters in half. Interestingly, the end of a whirlwind slice is counted as a perfect input even though the player does not need to release the button at the right time.
Early!/Late!?: The player grazes the monster, making it fly away. When facing a group of monsters, the first one is grazed, and the samurai does not yell at the end.
Miss...?: The monster strikes the player, knocking them over. Any missed monsters in a group latch onto the samurai and bite him.
Results
Pinwheel Boy's Gratitude()
The girl says...()
Your sword technique seemed lacking. You had trouble when they ganged up on you.
You should learn the basics first. Your whirlwind slice needs work.
Eh. Good enough.
Good try.
You sliced a LOT of monsters! Your sword moved so fast! You got the pinwheel back!
You handle your sword so well. Your whirlwind slice was impressive. You got the windmill back!
Pinwheel Girl's Gratitude
Your sword technique seemed lacking. You had trouble when they ganged up on you.
Eh. Passable.
You sliced a LOT of monsters! Your sword moved so fast!
In the English version of Rhythm Heaven Fever, the child in blue clothing is referred to as Pinwheel Boy. All other versions either refer to them as a girl or simply a child.
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