|explain=See that ball bouncing down<br>the road? You wouldn't want<br>to let it fall...would you?}}
'''Bouncy Road''' ('''ホッピングロード''' ''Hopping Road'') is the nineteenth game in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''. In this game, you're playing as two little dudes who are in charge of using hoppings to bounce white balls not to let them fall down to the bit. A sequel appears later on called [[Bouncy Road 2]]. It's also an Extra Game unlocked in [[Rhythm Heaven Megamix|''Rhythm Heaven Megamix'']].
{{Nihongo|Bouncy Road|ホッピングロード|Hopping Road}} is the 1st [[Rhythm Game]] of Stage 5 (25th overall) in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' and the 1st of [[Shop No. 1]] (91st overall), costing 5 [[Flow Ball]]s, in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''.
The arrange version, [[Hopping Road 2]], appears in Last Technician of ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''.
==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
[[File:Hop_hopping.PNG|thumb|200px]]
[[File:Screenshot GBA Hopping Road.png|thumb]]
The game features a long, curving stretch of circular platforms. From the furthest platform, a ball spawns and begins to bounce along each of the platforms getting closer and closer to the screen. At the center and closest part of the screen is a yellow pole alongside a red pole. As the ball approaches, it will bounce along the other platforms in a rhythmic rhythm, until finally approaching the yellow and red, where the player must simultaneously use the D-Pad and A button (respectfully) to carry the ball across the end of the curve. The minigame lasts for just about a minute, with the balls varying in both speed and numbers throughout!
[[File:Screenshot Arcade Hopping Road.png|thumb]]
[[File:Screenshot 3DS Bouncy Road.png|thumb]]
==Controls==
In this game, [[Urakata Aki to Ki]] need the player's help to bounce the balls along the long, curving stretch of circular platforms against a dark blue gradient. From the furthest platform, a ball spawns and begins to bounce along each of the platforms getting closer and closer to the screen. At the center and closest part of the screen is a yellow pole alongside a red pole, each holding platforms. As the ball approaches, it bounces along the other platforms in rhythm, until finally approaching the yellow and red poles, where the player must press Ⓐ then ✚ to bounce the ball across. The balls bounce at varying speeds, and in the latter half of the game, they appear in sets of two or three at a time.
*D-Pad: Bounce Red Pole
*A: Bounce Yellow Pole
==Timing Notes==
*Hit: The ball bounces off the platform and continues its journey.
*Barely: The ball will bounce off the platform, but make a faltering noise and fall. '''A barely counts as a miss.'''
*Miss: The balls hits the platform and just rolls off.
==Rating Notes==
*[[Try Again]]: "This is tough!"
*[[OK]]: "We're good partners!"
*[[Superb]]: "This is super simple♪"
==Rating Screens==
<gallery>
Hopping Road Try Again.PNG|"This is tough!"
Hopping Road OK.PNG|"We're good partners!"
Hopping Road Superb.PNG|"This is super simple♪"
</gallery>
==Remix Appearances==
*[[Remix 5 (GBA)|Remix 5]]
*[[Remix 6 (GBA)|Remix 6]]
*[[Hopping Road 2]]
==Rhythm Heaven Megamix==
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{{Template:Minigame infobox
|Previous = {{PAGENAME}}
|Previous1 = N/A
|Next = Night Walk
|Next1 = Night Walk
|Image = [[File:Hopping_Road_3DS.PNG|250px]]
|Name = Bouncy Road
|Debut = Rhythm Heaven Megamix
|Number = 91; Extra game 1|Reward = 1 Flow Ball|image = [[File:Hopping_Road_3DS.PNG|250px]]}}'''Bouncy Road (ホッピングロード hopingu rodo)''' is remade in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' as a Bonus Game that can be bought at the Museum Shop for 5 [[Flow Balls|Flow Balls.]]
==Gameplay==
[[File:Hopping_road.png|thumb|200px]]
The graphics of the game are now updated to be in the same style as ''Rhythm Heaven Megamix's'' artwork, all the tutorial is now updated to have text, and the 3D Effect of the [[Nintendo 3DS]] were added in this game to give more details. The cymbals sounds were added when the multiple balls come together one by another. The controls and the entire game itself are left original.
==Controls==
==Controls==
====Button Mode====
{{Controls|Dt=Bounce Red Pole|At=Bounce Yellow Pole}}
*D-Pad: Bounce Yellow Pole
==[[Timing Display]]==
*A: Bounce Red Pole
{{Timing
====Simple Tap Mode====
|just=The ball bounces on the poles and continues its journey.
*Tap: Bounce Yellow or Red Pole
|miss=In ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', the ball bounces on the poles a bit off the beat, potentially in midair. In ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', it is impossible to time it as such{{ref needed}}.
|through= The ball bounces off the pole and falls into water.}}
==Timing Notes==
==Results==
*Hit: The ball bounces off the platform and continues its journey.
{{Results
*Barely: The ball will bounce off the platform, but make a faltering noise and fall. '''A barely counts as a miss.'''
|Console=GBA
*Miss: The balls hits the platform and just rolls off.
|caption=かぜのウワサ
|cp_DEF_Ng=きほんが できてないよね。<br>連続ジャンプで ミスが目立ちすぎよね。
==Rating Notes==
|cp_DEF_Hi=連続ジャンプが ファンタスティックだわ！<br>いい判断だったよね！
*[[Try Again]]: "Ow."
|caption Alt=The Wind's Gossip
*[[OK]]: "Nice combo!"
|cp_DEF_Ng Alt=Focus on the basics.)''<br>''(Your mistakes stand out on continuous hops.
*[[Superb]]: "Where's the challenge?"
|cp_DEF_Hi Alt=The continuous hops are fantastic!)''<br>''(You had good timing!}}
==Rating Screens==
{{Results
|Console=3DS
|caption=Spheroid Impressions
|cp_DEF_Ng=You, uh, dropped many of us.<br>You panicked when we came down<br>in a group.
|cp_DEF_Hi=Thanks for helping us along!<br>Even when there were lots of us,<br>you kept your cool.}}
==Epilogue==
{{Epilogue
|Console=GBA
|NG=なかなか ムズカシー！
|OK=けっこうな コンビネーションだったネ！
|HI=かんたん かんたん♪
|NG alt=Pretty difficult-!
|OK alt=That was quite a combination!
|HI alt=Easy easy♪}}
{{Epilogue
|Console=Arcade
|NG=なかなか ムズカシー！
|OK=けっこうな コンビネーションだったネ！
|HI=かんたん かんたん♪
|NG alt=Pretty difficult-!
|OK alt=That was quite a combination!
|HI alt=Easy easy♪}}
{{Epilogue
|Console=3DS
|NG=Ow.
|OK=Nice combo!
|HI=Where's the challenge?
|NG alt=Where's the challenge?}}
==[[Rhythm Item]]==
{{item
|name=Apparatus
|title=Childhood's End
|explain=I bought this for my son because<br>I heard it was the big, popular toy<br>this year. It turns out that it's even<br>MORE popular with adults. They<br>build these huge structures and<br>hold tournaments and stuff!}}
==[[Skill Star]]==
The Skill Star appears at the midpoint of the game, where one medium and one fast ball appear.
==[[Challenge Land]]==
{{PAGENAME}} appears in the following [[Challenge Train]] courses:
*There are some couple changes for this minigame in Megamix.
*This game's [[Practice]] is one of the few in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' that doesn't explain the controls to the player via text. It received a How to Play demonstration in the [[Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)|arcade]] version, in addition to the original [[Practice]]. In ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', the [[Practice]] was reworked to include an explanation instead.
**In the "Try Again" rating, Hopping Dudes are smiling instead of being hurt like they did in Rhythm Tengoku, and some hopping blocks are missing in Tengoku, but this was fixed in Megamix
**The [[Practice]] in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' doesn't feature any music, instead having the ambient noise of a street.
***In OK rating, the yellow dude has an A mark on his back in Tengoku, but in Megamix, he doesn't have an A mark on his back anymore. This was probably done for mistake since it was just an error.
==Development History==
****In superb rating, yellow hopping dude has a coffee mug while in Rhythm Tengoku he doesn't have a coffee mug at all.
{{Main|Bouncy Road/Development}}
==Difference==
===== Try Again =====
{| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!Tengoku
!Megamix
|-
|[[File:Hopping_Road_TATengoku.png|280px]]
|[[File:Hopping_Road_TA_The_Best_%2B.png|280px]]
|}
===== OK =====
{| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!Tengoku
!Megamix
|-
|[[File:Hopping_Road_OK_Tengoku.png|280px]]
|[[File:Hopping_Road_OK_The_Best_%2B.png|280px]]
|}
===== Superb =====
{| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
In this game, Urakata Aki to Ki need the player's help to bounce the balls along the long, curving stretch of circular platforms against a dark blue gradient. From the furthest platform, a ball spawns and begins to bounce along each of the platforms getting closer and closer to the screen. At the center and closest part of the screen is a yellow pole alongside a red pole, each holding platforms. As the ball approaches, it bounces along the other platforms in rhythm, until finally approaching the yellow and red poles, where the player must press Ⓐ then ✚ to bounce the ball across. The balls bounce at varying speeds, and in the latter half of the game, they appear in sets of two or three at a time.
I bought this for my son because I heard it was the big, popular toy this year. It turns out that it's even MORE popular with adults. They build these huge structures and hold tournaments and stuff!
This game's Practice is one of the few in Rhythm Tengoku that doesn't explain the controls to the player via text. It received a How to Play demonstration in the arcade version, in addition to the original Practice. In Rhythm Heaven Megamix, the Practice was reworked to include an explanation instead.
The Practice in Rhythm Tengoku doesn't feature any music, instead having the ambient noise of a street.
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