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The Perfect Campaign (パーフェクトキャンペーン^?, Pāfekuto Kyanpēn), also known as the Perfect challenge (パーフェクトキャンペーン^?, Pāfekuto Kyanpēn)^[1], is a special feature in all games in the Rhythm Heaven Series.

Description

If the player plays really well in a Rhythm Game, they receive the Superb rank, and the game is eligible for a Perfect Campaign afterwards^[2]. When a campaign starts, the player is notified which game is currently being hosted, and what they will receive for clearing it. If the player has a Superb on all Rhythm Games, Perfect Campaigns appear back to back until all of them are cleared.

In Rhythm Tengoku, Rhythm Heaven and Rhythm Heaven Fever, the player must navigate to the game in the Game Select to start a campaign. The game's icon has text saying "Go for a Perfect!" around it.

In Rhythm Heaven Megamix, Perfect Campaign opens after any second game in Lush Woods. The player must go to Challenge Land where the campaign is being hosted at the Perfect Campaign Headquarters. The Challenge button on the bottom screen shows a Ｐ icon to indicate a campaign is going on^[3].

Go For a Perfect!

When the player begins a campaign, an icon appears at the top of the screen with text beside it saying, "Go For a Perfect!". Every time the player's timing is successful, the icon animates to indicate this. If the player ever misses, the campaign ends. The player gets three tries on each campaign, and if they lose it, they'll have to wait for the campaign to start again^[4]^[5]^[6]. The icon is different in each game.

Game	Icon	Ace!	Miss...
Rhythm Tengoku	A heart with the letter P in the middle surrounded by 4 jewels.	The heart emits a white shine.	The heart turns more red and a big crack appears with the jewels shattering and the letter disappears, then the heart splits in half.
Rhythm Heaven	A pink letter P with eyes that shift back and forth.	The letter glows and jumps slightly.	A big cross appears in front of the letter.
Rhythm Heaven Fever	A pink letter P with eyes.	The letter glows and jumps slightly.	The text disappears and the letter gets crossed out.
Rhythm Heaven Megamix	A golden letter P with eyes. The icon and the text appears and disappears along with the beat.	Nothing happens.	The letter shakes violently along with the text and a fail screen appears with sliding doors slamming together, saying "You missed..."

In Rhythm Tengoku, Rhythm Heaven and Rhythm Heaven Fever, missing while going for a Perfect ends the Perfect run, but the game itself continues as normal. The campaign stays for only three plays, regardless if they were on the game where the campaign is being hosted. This means the player can lose the chance for a Perfect without ever attempting it.

In Rhythm Heaven Megamix, missing while going for a Perfect ends the Perfect run, and the game stops. The player gets three tries on each campaign.

If the player manages to finish a Rhythm Game without missing once during the Perfect Campaign, they receive a Perfect rank, and a gift. The next time they visit the Café, Barista praises them for their achievement.

Gift

Receiving a Perfect on Air Rally in Rhythm Heaven Fever.

A Gift (プレゼント^?, Present) is received for getting a Perfect on a Rhythm Game^[7].

In Rhythm Tengoku, the gifts received are letters, songs and drums. They can be accessed through the Rhythm Shiryo Shitsu and the Studio on the Menu. Obtaining all 48 Perfects unlocks the rest of the songs in the Studio.

In Rhythm Heaven and Rhythm Heaven Fever, the gifts received are songs, and lett ers. They can be accessed at the Café. Obtaining all 50 Perfects unlocks the rest of the songs and letters, and, in the latter game, Endless Remix.

In Rhythm Heaven Megamix, each Perfect gives the player a Flow Ball, which can be used at the Shop. Obtaining all 104 Perfects is commemorated with a Badge.

Trivia

In Rhythm Tengoku, all unnecessary inputs during a Perfect Campaign are penalized, and end the Perfect run. This is not the case in later games, though some Rhythm Games count unnecessary inputs as a miss in general.
The Perfect Campaign does not appear in the arcade version of Rhythm Tengoku. Instead, Perfects are a regularly obtainable rank. If the player plays perfectly, halfway through the game the "Go for a Perfect!" icon appears on the bottom of the screen.
In Rhythm Heaven, slightly mistiming an input in Shoot-'Em-Up, Frog Hop and Lockstep (and their appearances in Remixes and arrange versions), while still regarded as a miss, does not end the Perfect Campaign. This exception is not present in any other game.
Perfect Campaigns can only start on Rhythm Games in the main section of the Game Select. Other games such as Airboarder in Rhythm Heaven, Night Walk in Rhythm Heaven Fever, Endless Games, Extra Games, etc. do not give Medals, and cannot be hosted on a Perfect Campaign.
- However, they can be played in a Perfect Campaign setting in Remix 10 and Final Remix. The Extra Games are also remakes of existing games from Rhythm Tengoku, where they can be hosted on the Perfect Campaign. They, along with Airboarder, also return as regular Rhythm Games in Rhythm Heaven Megamix, where they can be hosted on the Perfect Campaign once again.
The Barista loves the thrill of going for a Perfect^[8]. He also tenses up while playing them^[9].

In Other Languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	パーフェクトキャンペーン	Perfect Campaign
English^NOA	Perfect Campaign
English^NOE	Perfect Campaign
French	Viser le parfait	Aim for the perfect
Spanish	"¡A por el perfecto!"	"Go for the perfect!"
German	„Perfekt“-Aktion	"Perfect"-Action
Italian	Punta al Perfetto	Aim for the Perfect
Korean	퍼펙트 캠페인	Perfect Campaign

References

↑ "Have you run across any Perfect challenges yet?" ~ Barista, Rhythm Heaven
↑ "Sometimes, if you clear a game and get a High Level rating, you'll get a chance at earning a Perfect." ~ Barista, Rhythm Heaven
↑ "When a campaign is going on... you'll see a Ｐ icon on the Challenge button." ~ Rupert, Rhythm Heaven Megamix
↑ "All I have to say is that you get only three shots at it before it goes away, so be careful and confident!" ~ Barista, Rhythm Heaven
↑ "Oh, and did I mention that you only get three chances to get Perfect before it goes away? Play carefully!" ~ Barista, Rhythm Heaven Fever
↑ "The campaign will only run for a limited time. You might want to reconsider before it's too late..." ~ Paprika, Rhythm Heaven Megamix
↑ "And if you do well on a Perfect challenge, you can earn... Well, something. I'm not quite sure what." ~ Barista, Rhythm Heaven
↑ "Personally, I love that feeling--all that extra tension when you play..." ~ Barista, Rhythm Heaven Fever
↑ "Congratulations! I'm impressed. With me, I tense right up when I'm playing. Gives me the worst shoulder ache..." ~ Barista, Rhythm Heaven

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[1] "Have you run across any Perfect challenges yet?" ~ Barista, Rhythm Heaven

[2] "Sometimes, if you clear a game and get a High Level rating, you'll get a chance at earning a Perfect." ~ Barista, Rhythm Heaven

[3] "When a campaign is going on... you'll see a Ｐ icon on the Challenge button." ~ Rupert, Rhythm Heaven Megamix

[4] "All I have to say is that you get only three shots at it before it goes away, so be careful and confident!" ~ Barista, Rhythm Heaven

[5] "Oh, and did I mention that you only get three chances to get Perfect before it goes away? Play carefully!" ~ Barista, Rhythm Heaven Fever

[6] "The campaign will only run for a limited time. You might want to reconsider before it's too late..." ~ Paprika, Rhythm Heaven Megamix

[7] "And if you do well on a Perfect challenge, you can earn... Well, something. I'm not quite sure what." ~ Barista, Rhythm Heaven

[8] "Personally, I love that feeling--all that extra tension when you play..." ~ Barista, Rhythm Heaven Fever

[9] "Congratulations! I'm impressed. With me, I tense right up when I'm playing. Gives me the worst shoulder ache..." ~ Barista, Rhythm Heaven

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-A “Perfect” is the highest rating you can achieve on a [[Rhythm Games|Rhythm Game]] in the Rhythm Heaven series.
+{{Better Image Needed}}{{Image}}[[File:Perfect_Icon.svg|thumb]]The {{Nihongo|Perfect Campaign|パーフェクトキャンペーン|Pāfekuto Kyanpēn}}, also known as the {{Nihongo|Perfect challenge|パーフェクトキャンペーン|Pāfekuto Kyanpēn}}<ref>"Have you run across any Perfect challenges yet?" ~ [[Barista]], ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''</ref>, is a special feature in all games in the ''[[Rhythm Heaven Series]]''.
+==Description==
+[[File:Perfect Campaign Glee Club DS.png|thumb]]
+[[File:Perfect Campaign Built to Scale Wii.png|thumb]]
+If the player plays really well in a [[Rhythm Game]], they receive the [[Superb]] rank, and the game is eligible for a Perfect Campaign afterwards<ref>"Sometimes, if you clear a game and get a High Level rating, you'll get a chance at earning a Perfect." ~ [[Barista]], ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''</ref>. When a campaign starts, the player is notified which game is currently being hosted, and what they will receive for clearing it. If the player has a [[Superb]] on all [[Rhythm Games]], Perfect Campaigns appear back to back until all of them are cleared.
-== Reaching a Perfect Campaign ==
+In ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' and ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'', the player must navigate to the game in the Game Select to start a campaign. The game's icon has text saying "Go for a Perfect!" around it.
-To unlock a Perfect Campaign for a Rhythm Game, you must have to Superb the level first. Any other grade will lock the campaign until a Superb is achieved. After a level has been completed, the campaign will open in random intervals. In [[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]], the more medals a player gets, the more likely a perfect campaign will appear. At 50 medals, there will always be a Perfect Campaign at all times.
-== Going For a Perfect ==
+In ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', Perfect Campaign opens after any second game in [[Lush Woods]]. The player must go to [[Challenge Land]] where the campaign is being hosted at the [[Perfect Campaign Headquarters]]. The Challenge button on the bottom screen shows a {{color|#9E840D|Ｐ}} icon to indicate a campaign is going on<ref>"When a campaign is going on... you'll see a {{color|#9E840D|Ｐ}} icon on the Challenge button." ~ [[Rupert]], ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''</ref>.
-When a campaign appears, the rhythm game’s icon will be edited to show that a player can start. When it begins, an icon appears at the top with text beside it saying, “Go For a Perfect!”. When the player gets a hit, the icon will change as a visual cue that the game will continue. The icon is different in almost all of the games in the series.
+==Go For a Perfect!==
+[[File:Go For A Perfect!.svg|thumb]]
+When the player begins a campaign, an icon appears at the top of the screen with text beside it saying, "Go For a Perfect!". Every time the player's timing is successful, the icon animates to indicate this. If the player ever misses, the campaign ends. The player gets three tries on each campaign, and if they lose it, they'll have to wait for the campaign to start again<ref>"All I have to say is that you get only three shots at it before it goes away, so be careful and confident!" ~ [[Barista]], ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''</ref><ref>"Oh, and did I mention that you only get three chances to get Perfect before it goes away? Play carefully!" ~ [[Barista]], ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''</ref><ref>"The campaign will only run for a limited time. You might want to reconsider before it's too late..." ~ [[Paprika]], ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''</ref>. The icon is different in each game.
 {| class="article-table"
-!Rhythm Heaven Game
+!Game
 !Icon
-!“Hit” Cue
+!Ace!
-!When the player missed
+!Miss...
 |-
-|Rhythm Tengoku
+|''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''
-|A heart with the letter P in the middle.
+|A heart with the letter P in the middle surrounded by 4 jewels.
-|The heart will emit a white shine.
+|The heart emits a white shine.
-|The heart cracks.
+|The heart turns more red and a big crack appears with the jewels shattering and the letter disappears, then the heart splits in half.
 |-
-|Rhythm Heaven
+|''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''
 |A pink letter P with eyes that shift back and forth.
-|The letter will glow and jump slightly.
+|The letter glows and jumps slightly.
-|A big cross will appear in front of the letter.
+|A big cross appears in front of the letter.
 |-
-|Rhythm Heaven Fever
+|''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''
-|A pink letter P with eyes that is stationary.
+|A pink letter P with eyes.
-|The letter will glow and jump slightly.
+|The letter glows and jumps slightly.
-|A big cross will appear in front of the letter.
+|The text disappears and the letter gets crossed out.
 |-
-|Rhythm Heaven Megamix
+|''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''
-|A golden letter P with eyes that disappears and reappears along with the beat.
+|A golden letter P with eyes. The icon and the text appears and disappears along with the beat.
 |Nothing happens.
-|A fail screen will appear saying "You missed..."
+|The letter shakes violently along with the text and a fail screen appears with sliding doors slamming together, saying "You missed..."
 |}
-To actually achieve a ”Perfect,” a player must complete a Rhythm Game without getting a “Miss” (or a “Barely” in some cases.) If anyone receives one of these, the campaign will end. The player can retry the campaign three times, and if they miss on the third try, the campaign will be closed and the player will have to wait for it to reopen. The campaign can also be closed by playing different Rhythm Games, pausing and quitting the game, or retrying the stage.
+In ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' and ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'', missing while going for a [[Perfect]] ends the Perfect run, but the game itself continues as normal. The campaign stays for only three plays, regardless if they were on the game where the campaign is being hosted. This means the player can lose the chance for a [[Perfect]] without ever attempting it.
-== Rewards ==
+In ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', missing while going for a [[Perfect]] ends the Perfect run, and the game stops. The player gets three tries on each campaign.
-After a “Perfect” is obtained, the game’s icon will be edited to show proof that it has been completed. The Rhythm Game will also be given either a music track to listen to or a note to read in the [[Cafe]]. In Rhythm Heaven Megamix, the player is not given any of those, but is instead given a [[Flow Ball]].
-== Trivia ==
+If the player manages to finish a [[Rhythm Game]] without missing once during the Perfect Campaign, they receive a [[Perfect]] rank, and a gift. The next time they visit the [[Café]], [[Barista]] praises them for their achievement.
-* Rhythm Tengoku is the only game where hitting rhythm at non-beat counts as miss, even when hitting all the beats perfectly.
+==Gift==
-** For example, in [[Spaceball]], besides when the player misses swinging the ball at the right timing, if the player swings the baseball bat at anytime when the ball is not present, even when the player perfectly swings at all the balls on each perfect rhythm, then it counts as a miss.
+[[File:Perfect.png|thumb|Receiving a [[Perfect]] on [[Air Rally]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''.]]
-* In Megamix, some minor changes were made.
+A {{Nihongo|Gift|プレゼント|Present}} is received for getting a [[Perfect]] on a [[Rhythm Game]]<ref>"And if you do well on a Perfect challenge, you can earn... Well, something. I'm not quite sure what." ~ [[Barista]], ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''</ref>.
-**Needing to navigate to a rhythm based mini-game with perfect attempt mode is not necessary.
-**The Perfect Campaign is located right next to Challenges Entrance.
-**If failed, besides losing an attempt, instead of manually needing to exit out the rhythm game to try again or wait till the end of mini-game, the computer automatically does it and says "You Missed...", before loosing an attempt.
-[[File:Perfect-0.png|thumb|220x220px|The dialogue you would be given if you Perfected a Rhythm Game in Rhythm Heaven Fever.]]
-== In Other Languages ==
+In ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', the gifts received are [[Rhythm Shiryo Shitsu|letters]], [[Studio|songs]] and [[Studio#Drums List|drums]]. They can be accessed through the [[Rhythm Shiryo Shitsu]] and the [[Studio]] on the Menu. Obtaining all 48 [[Perfect]]s unlocks the rest of the songs in the [[Studio]].
-{| class="article-table"
-!Name
+In ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' and ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'', the gifts received are [[Music List|songs]], and [[Reading Material (Rhythm Heaven)|lett]][[Reading Material (Rhythm Heaven Fever)|ers]]. They can be accessed at the [[Café]]. Obtaining all 50 [[Perfect]]s unlocks the rest of the songs and letters, and, in the latter game, [[Endless Remix]].
-!Meaning
-|- align="center"
+In ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', each [[Perfect]] gives the player a [[Flow Ball]], which can be used at the [[Shop]]. Obtaining all 104 [[Perfect]]s is commemorated with a [[Badge]].
-|{{JP}} Japanese
+==Trivia==
-|パーフェクト
+*In ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', all unnecessary inputs during a Perfect Campaign are penalized, and end the Perfect run. This is not the case in later games, though some [[Rhythm Games]] count unnecessary inputs as a miss in general.
-|- align="center"
+*The Perfect Campaign does not appear in the [[Rhythm Tengoku/Arcade|arcade version of ''Rhythm Tengoku'']]. Instead, [[Perfect]]s are a regularly obtainable rank. If the player plays perfectly, halfway through the game the "Go for a Perfect!" icon appears on the bottom of the screen.
-|{{ES}} Spanish
+*In ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'', slightly mistiming an input in [[Shoot-'em-up 2|Shoot-'Em-Up]], [[Frog Hop]] and [[Lockstep]] (and their appearances in [[Remix]]es and arrange versions), while still regarded as a miss, does not end the Perfect Campaign. This exception is not present in any other game.
-|Perfecto
+*Perfect Campaigns can only start on [[Rhythm Games]] in the main section of the Game Select. Other games such as [[Airboarder]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'', [[Night Walk (Wii)|Night Walk]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'', [[Endless Games]], [[Extra Games]], etc. do not give [[Medal]]s, and cannot be hosted on a Perfect Campaign.
-|}
+**However, they can be played in a Perfect Campaign setting in [[Remix 10]] and [[Final Remix]]. The [[Extra Games]] are also remakes of existing games from ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', where they can be hosted on the Perfect Campaign. They, along with [[Airboarder]], also return as regular [[Rhythm Games]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', where they can be hosted on the Perfect Campaign once again.
-[[Category:Ratings]]
+*The [[Barista]] loves the thrill of going for a Perfect<ref>"Personally, I love that feeling--all that extra tension when you play..." ~ [[Barista]], ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''</ref>. He also tenses up while playing them<ref>"Congratulations! I'm impressed. With me, I tense right up when I'm playing. Gives me the worst shoulder ache..." ~ [[Barista]], ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''</ref>.
-[[Category:Achievements]]
+==In Other Languages==
+{{Lang
+|jp=パーフェクトキャンペーン
+|rojp=Pāfekuto Kyanpēn
+|mnjp=Perfect Campaign
+|us=Perfect Campaign
+|fr=Viser le parfait
+|mnfr=Aim for the perfect
+|es="¡A por el perfecto!"
+|mnes="Go for the perfect!"
+|de=„Perfekt“-Aktion
+|mnde="Perfect"-Action
+|it=Punta al Perfetto
+|mnit=Aim for the Perfect
+|kr=퍼펙트 캠페인
+|rokr=Peopegteu Kaempein
+|mnkr=Perfect Campaign}}
+==References==
+<references/>
+{{RT}}{{RH}}{{RHF}}{{RHM}}

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