{{Nihongo|Hanabi|花火|Fireworks}} is the 4th [[Rhythm Game]] of Stage 5 (28th overall) in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''.
==Gameplay==
[[File:Screenshot GBA Hanabi.png|thumb]]
[[File:Screenshot Arcade Hanabi.png|thumb]]
Against the night sky above a city, fireworks shoot up, and the player needs to press Ⓐ at the right time to detonate them. During [[Practice]], each type of firework is given verbal cues, with {{Nihongo|"Hai!"|「ハイ！」}} being the button press.
'''Fireworks (花火 hanabi)''' is a game in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''. The goal is to try to detonate the fireworks as they shoot in the sky.
First is {{Nihongo|"Futsū no Hanabi"|「ふつう の ハナビ」|"Normal Firework"}}, whose rhythm is {{Nihongo|1, 2, 3, Hai!|いち に さん ハイ！}}.
==Gameplay==
Next is {{Nihongo|"Kiai no hanabi"|「きあい の ハナビ」|"Spirit Firework"}}, with the faster rhythm of {{Nihongo|Nuei! Hai!|ぬえい！ ハイ！}}.
Fireworks will appear in the sky, which mark when the player should detonate. There are 3 fireworks: The Rhythm Rocket will be natural and is simple. The rhythm is: ''1, 2, 3, GO!'' The Spirit Sparkler is the fastest in the gameplay. The rhythm is: ''Ready, GO! (準備ができたら、Go!)'' The Taiko Drum Bomb is the final firework and a strange looking one as well. The rhythm is: ''It's a ball~GO!(は、~にボールの!)''
Finally, there is the {{Nihongo|"Shime no Taiko Bonbā"|「シメ の タイコボンバー」|"Finisher Taiko Bomber"}}, follow the rhythm of {{Nihongo|Tamaya~ Hai!|たまや〜 ハイ！}}.
During the real game, only the "Neui!" and "Tamaya~" cues are heard, as the player is expected to have memorized the timing.
==Controls==
==Controls==
A- Detonate
{{Controls|A=Detonate}}
==[[Timing Display]]==
{{Timing
|just=The firework is successfully detonated.
|miss=The firework is detonated off sync, making a very unimpressive explosion, with a "doink" sound.
|through=The firework disappears. The crowd is dissapointed.}}
==Results==
{{Results
|Console=GBA
|caption=オヤカタから ひとこと
|cp_DEF_Ng=もっとハデに キメようぜ！<br>反応が おそいぞ！
|cp_DEF_Hi=すばらしい うちあげっぷりだ！！<br>いい反応してるな！
|caption Alt=A word from the Master
|cp_DEF_Ng Alt=Let's keep it looking sharp!)''<br>''(Your reaction is too slow!
|cp_DEF_Hi Alt=Fantastic launching!)''<br>''(Your reaction is good!}}
In ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'', the rockets in ''[[Launch Party]]'' are also called Rhythm Rockets.
*The microgames [[mariowiki:Boom_Box_(WarioWare,_Inc.:_Mega_Microgame$!)|Boom Box]] from ''[[mariowiki:WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!|WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]'' and [[mariowiki:Big_Bang_(microgame)|Big Bang]] from ''[[mariowiki:WarioWare: Touched!|WarioWare: Touched!]]'' share a similar concept and gameplay to this game.
*While most other [[Rhythm Games]] have at least one character associated with them on the [https://www.nintendo.co.jp/n08/brij/chara/stage05.html Character Album] on ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'''s website, this one notably does not. The identity of the character in the epilogue (implied to be the person setting off the fireworks) is therefore unknown.
==Development History==
{{Main|Hanabi/Development}}
==In Other Languages==
{{Lang
|jp=花火
|rojp=Hanabi
|mnjp=Fireworks}}
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Latest revision as of 01:21, 11 November 2024
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Against the night sky above a city, fireworks shoot up, and the player needs to press Ⓐ at the right time to detonate them. During Practice, each type of firework is given verbal cues, with "Hai!" (「ハイ！」?) being the button press.
First is "Futsū no Hanabi" (「ふつう の ハナビ」?, "Normal Firework"), whose rhythm is 1, 2, 3, Hai! (いち に さん ハイ！?).
Next is "Kiai no hanabi" (「きあい の ハナビ」?, "Spirit Firework"), with the faster rhythm of Nuei! Hai! (ぬえい！ ハイ！?).
Finally, there is the "Shime no Taiko Bonbā" (「シメ の タイコボンバー」?, "Finisher Taiko Bomber"), follow the rhythm of Tamaya~ Hai! (たまや〜 ハイ！?).
During the real game, only the "Neui!" and "Tamaya~" cues are heard, as the player is expected to have memorized the timing.
While most other Rhythm Games have at least one character associated with them on the Character Album on Rhythm Tengoku's website, this one notably does not. The identity of the character in the epilogue (implied to be the person setting off the fireworks) is therefore unknown.
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