{{Quote|Little known fact: when no one's watching, moai love to sing. Repeating the first one's phrasing takes a light touch and good timing.|Moai Doo-Wop Description}}
{{GameExplainDS
{{Minigame infobox
|title=Moai Doo-Wop
| Name = Moai Doo-Wop
|explain=Little known fact: when<br>no one's watching, moai<br>love to sing. Repeating the<br>first one's phrasing takes a<br>light touch and good timing.}}
| Image = [[File:Moai Doo-Wop.png |270px]]
{{RhythmGame
| Debut = Rhythm Heaven
|number={{Console|DS}} 9
| Number = Nine
|version={{ver|Long}}
| Previous = Blue Birds
|gift={{Console|DS}} [[Moai Language Lesson]]
| Previous1 = Blue Birds
|stage={{Stage|DSstage2}}}}
| Next = Remix 2 (DS)
{{Nihongo|Moai Doo-Wop|モアイソング|Moai Song}} is the 4th [[Rhythm Game]] of the second stage (9th overall) in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''.
| Next1 = Remix 2
}}
'''Moai Doo-Wop (モアイソング moai songu "moai song")''' is the ninth game in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''. In this game, the player controls the female moai as the pair exercise their vocals together in a song.
The arrange version, [[Moai Doo-Wop 2]], appears in the ninth stage of ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''.
==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
One has to repeat the sounds the male moai statue makes by either holding and releasing the stylus on the touch screen, or lightly tapping it to shout.
[[File:Screenshot DS Moai Doo-Wop.png|thumb]]
The game revolves around the [[Moai Kids]], two moai that live on an island. The player controls the female moai, and must repeat the sounds made by the male moai. The sounds consist of a "doo-wop" sound and a shout.
==Controls==
==Controls==
*Hold stylus: Long note "Doo"
{{Controls|T=Shout|Th="Doo" (Start long note)|Tr="Wop" (End long note)}}
*Release stylus: End long note with "Wop"
==[[Timing Display]]==
*Tap quickly: Shout
{{Timing
|just=The player sings correctly.
==Hit or Miss==
|miss=The player sings slightly off sync, though there is no indication of this.
*Hit: The moai continue their song.
|through=The player sings way off sync or doesn't sing at all. The male moai is visibly annoyed. Bird droppings also fall on the female Moai, unless it happens during the [[Practice]].}}
*Barely: None for this rhythm game. A barely counts as a hit.
==Results==
*Miss: The male moai opens his eyes in annoyance. Bird droppings from off screen drop onto the player's female moai.
{{Results
|Console=DS
==Rating Notes==
|caption=The moai says...
*[[Try Again]]: "''I'm not talking to you!''"
|cp_DEF_Ng=Not feeling the song?<br>Your shouts weren't great.<br>The tricky bits got to you a little.
*[[OK]]: "''Nothing beats a good song.''"
|cp_DEF_Hi=You have a lovely voice.<br>You've got good lungs for a moai.<br>Good job on that tricky part!
*[[Superb]]: "''Song time is togetherness time!''"
|caption Alt=The moai says...
|cp_DEF_Ng Alt=Not feeling the song?<br>Your shouts weren't great.<br>The tricky bits got to you a little.
==Rating Screens==
|cp_DEF_Hi Alt=You have a lovely voice.<br>You've got good lungs for a moai.<br>Good job on that tricky part!}}
|[[generasia:Tsunku|Tsunku♂]]: This is so bad. It makes me want to say, "Ooh-ah," and imitate them. If you make a mistake, you get poo poured on your head. It is my second favorite game on the DS after "[[Munchy Monk]]".
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm10236295/ Oguro]: Normally, when you listen to the sound alone, you would think of light dancing, but it is heavy moai that appear. Moreover, the moai, which are supposed to be motionless, are actually coming out of the ground (laughs).
|[[niwanetwork:Masami Yone|Yone]]: Male and female moai appear, with the boy's name being "Moaio" and the girl's name being "Moaiko". Originally, the game had a king that would be sitting on the ground with his head in his hands, and a messenger standing behind him would hold the king's mouth and make him speak in turn. But one day, it was suddenly replaced with a moai (laughs). So, in order to give the feeling of having a conversation in one word, Moaio says "Ooh-ah" with "Ooh-ah" being shortened to "Wa", and Moaiko says "Roo-ah" and "Rah". By the way, I'm the voice of Moaio (laughs).
|}
==Trivia==
*The [[Moai Kids]] make a cameo during [[Cheer Readers 2]] from ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'' as an image in the books.
The game revolves around the Moai Kids, two moai that live on an island. The player controls the female moai, and must repeat the sounds made by the male moai. The sounds consist of a "doo-wop" sound and a shout.
Early!/Late!?: The player sings slightly off sync, though there is no indication of this.
Miss...?: The player sings way off sync or doesn't sing at all. The male moai is visibly annoyed. Bird droppings also fall on the female Moai, unless it happens during the Practice.
Results
The moai says...()
The moai says...()
Not feeling the song? Your shouts weren't great. The tricky bits got to you a little.
Not feeling the song? Your shouts weren't great. The tricky bits got to you a little.
Hm... Good enough... I don't know... I guess that was all right.
Hmm... Good enough... I don't know... I guess that was all right.
You have a lovely voice. You've got good lungs for a moai. Good job on that tricky part!
You have a lovely voice. You've got good lungs for a moai. Good job on that tricky part!
Tsunku♂: This is so bad. It makes me want to say, "Ooh-ah," and imitate them. If you make a mistake, you get poo poured on your head. It is my second favorite game on the DS after "Munchy Monk".
Oguro: Normally, when you listen to the sound alone, you would think of light dancing, but it is heavy moai that appear. Moreover, the moai, which are supposed to be motionless, are actually coming out of the ground (laughs).
Yone: Male and female moai appear, with the boy's name being "Moaio" and the girl's name being "Moaiko". Originally, the game had a king that would be sitting on the ground with his head in his hands, and a messenger standing behind him would hold the king's mouth and make him speak in turn. But one day, it was suddenly replaced with a moai (laughs). So, in order to give the feeling of having a conversation in one word, Moaio says "Ooh-ah" with "Ooh-ah" being shortened to "Wa", and Moaiko says "Roo-ah" and "Rah". By the way, I'm the voice of Moaio (laughs).
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