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[[File:Screenshot GBA Toss Boys.png|thumb]] | [[File:Screenshot GBA Toss Boys.png|thumb]] | ||
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The player controls the [[Toss Boys (characters)|Toss Boys]], who are tossing a ball around. The ball itself is dispensed by the orange door in the middle of the screen, and goes to the character indicated by an arrow. They yell the name of the person they are about to throw the ball to and proceed to do so after. The character controlled by | The player controls the [[Toss Boys (characters)|Toss Boys]], who are tossing a ball around. The ball itself is dispensed by the orange door in the middle of the screen, and goes to the character indicated by an arrow. They yell the name of the person they are about to throw the ball to and proceed to do so after. The character controlled by {{button|GBA|A}} is ''Aka-chan'' (red), {{button|GBA|B}} is ''Ao-kun'' (blue) and {{button|GBA|Pad}} is ''Kii-yan'' (yellow). At the end of each set, Kii-yan pops the ball and a new one is dispensed for the next set. If the ball pops because the player missed, a new one is dispensed after a brief moment. | ||
Each toss boy (and girl) has their own Special Move:<br> | Each toss boy (and girl) has their own Special Move:<br> | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Despite being named the Toss ''Boys'', Aka-chan is a girl. | *Despite being named the Toss ''Boys'', Aka-chan is a girl. | ||
**This is because boys in Japanese is and was not considered a gendered word at any point in history, unlike in English where boys being gender neutral is a fairly recent development. | |||
*They are each named after the Japanese word for their respective colors (Aka meaning red, Ao meaning blue and Kii meaning yellow.) | *They are each named after the Japanese word for their respective colors (Aka meaning red, Ao meaning blue and Kii meaning yellow.) | ||
*This is one of the few games in the entire series that uses all three face buttons. The other two are [[Marching Orders]] and [[Super Samurai Slice]]. | |||
==Development History== | ==Development History== | ||
{{Main|Toss Boys/Development}} | {{Main|Toss Boys/Development}} | ||