|gift={{Console|DS}} [[Catch You on the Flip Side]]
| Number = Thirty-Nine
|stage={{Stage|DSstage8}}}}
| Previous = Blue Birds 2
{{Nihongo|Lockstep 2|ウラオモテ2|Ura Omote 2}} is the 4th [[Rhythm Game]] of the eight stage (39th overall) in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''.
| Previous1 = Blue Birds 2
| Next = Remix 8 (DS)
The long version, [[Lockstep]], appears in the sixth stage of ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' and in [[Planet Land]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''.
| Next1 = Remix 8}}
'''Lockstep 2''' is the 39th Rhythm game in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''. It is the sequel to [[Lockstep]]. The speed of this minigame is cut nearly by half compared to the original.It also contains bounces in rhythm, making it harder than [[Lockstep]].
==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
The gameplay of this game is exact the same as its prequel, but the tempo is slower and complex, making it harder to step in place.
[[File:Screenshot DS Lockstep 2.png|thumb]]
The gameplay of this game is almost exactly the same, but the tempo is slower. The music has a swing rhythm (or "some bounce to it"), altering when the player needs to tap during the offbeats. The person the [[Stepswitchers]] form when fully zoomed out, who resembles [[wikipedia:Johann Sebastian Bach|Johann Sebastian Bach]], returns in this game sporting an afro similar to the ones that [[The Clappy Trio (characters)|The Clappy Trio]] wear.
==Controls==
==Controls==
*Tap: Step in place
{{Controls|T=March}}
==Hit or Miss==
==[[Timing Display]]==
*Hit: The routine continues
{{Timing
*Barely: A small 'tick' sound is heard. The player should also notice that they are out of step with the others. A barely counts as a hit.
|just=The player marches correctly.
*Miss: The Stepswitchers on either side of the player will slap his head while doing their routine.
|miss=The player marches slightly off, resulting in a "tick" sound. This does not cause the player to fail a [[Perfect Campaign]].
==Rating Note==
|through=The player steps on the wrong beat (or not at all) and gets smacked by the Stepswitcher next to them.}}
*[[Try Again]]: ''"This calls for a "do over".''
==Results==
*[[OK]]: ''"Not too shabby!"''
{{Results
*[[Superb]]: ''"Wahahahaha!!!"''
|Console=DS
==Gallery==
|caption=Your partners say...
|cp_DEF_Ng=On the beat? You're a little off.<br>Offbeat? More like just plain "off."<br>Sloppy work on the transitions.
|cp_DEF_Hi=You were all right on the beat.<br>You hit the offbeats pretty well.<br>Nice transitions between beats.
|caption Alt=Your partners say...
|cp_DEF_Ng Alt=On the beat? You're a little off.<br>Offbeat? More like just plain "off."<br>Sloppy work on the transitions.
|cp_DEF_Hi Alt=You were all right on the beat.<br>You hit the offbeats pretty well.<br>Nice transitions between beats.}}
==Epilogue==
{{Epilogue
|Console=DS
|NG=This calls for a "do over."
|OK=Not too shabby!
|HI=Wahahahaha!!!}}
==Appearances==
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Lockstep 2 tryagain.png|"This calls for a "do over"."
*Like with [[Lockstep]], the game stops tracking the player's performance during the last ten steps, meaning it does not impact the player's score or [[Perfect Campaign]].
The gameplay of this game is almost exactly the same, but the tempo is slower. The music has a swing rhythm (or "some bounce to it"), altering when the player needs to tap during the offbeats. The person the Stepswitchers form when fully zoomed out, who resembles Johann Sebastian Bach, returns in this game sporting an afro similar to the ones that The Clappy Trio wear.
Like with Lockstep, the game stops tracking the player's performance during the last ten steps, meaning it does not impact the player's score or Perfect Campaign.
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