{{Nihongo|'''Pirate Crew'''|ボート|Boat}} is the 4th Two-Player [[Endless Game]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'' unlocked with 6 [[Duo Medal]]s.
{{Nihongo|Pirate Crew|ボート|Boat}} is the 4th [[Two-Player Endless Game]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'', unlocked with 6 [[Duo Medal]]s.
==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
The player controls a crew member on a pirate ship to transport pigs across islands.
[[File:Screenshot Wii Pirate Crew.png|thumb]]
The player controls a crew member on a pirate ship to transport pigs across islands. [[Pirate Captain Jackie]] yells 3 different things to order how to row the ship:
The captain yells 3 different things to order how to row the ship:
{{Nihongo|Everybody row!|まっすぐすすめ！|Massugu susume!}} orders everybody to row on every beat.
{{Nihongo|'''Everybody Row!'''|まっすぐすみ！|Massugu sumi!}} orders everybody to row on every beat.
{{Nihongo|'''Okay, Right turn!'''|左みだれ！|Hidari midare!}} orders everyone on the left side to row every half a beat while those on the right side row normally.
{{Nihongo|Okay, right turn!|右にまがれ！|Migi ni magare!}} orders everyone on the left side to row every half a beat while those on the right side row normally.
{{Nihongo|'''And Left turn!'''|右みだれ！|Migi midare!}} orders everyone on the right side to row every half a beat while those on the left side row normally.
{{Nihongo|And left turn!|左にまがれ！|Hidari ni magare!}} orders everyone on the right side to row every half a beat while those on the left side row normally.
Upon starting a voyage, the ship is loaded with anywhere between 1 and 6 pigs. Upon reaching the next island, the pigs are unloaded, with the player receiving 50 points per remaining pig.
Upon starting a voyage, the ship is loaded with anywhere between 1 and 6 pigs. Upon reaching the next island, the pigs are unloaded, with the player receiving 50 points per remaining pig.
==Controls==
==Controls==
{{Controls|A=Row}}
{{Controls|A=Row}}
==[[Timing Display]]==
==[[Timing Display]]==
{{Timing|Ace!=The crew members row smoothly. A burst of energy radiates from the crew member if the timing is perfect; if both players row perfectly, they shout "Yeah!". Up to 10 points are earned per player depending on how close to perfect the timing is.|Early!/Late!=The crew member rows a little roughly, making the oar turn red.|Miss...=The crew member rows too roughly, or doesn't row at all. This causes the oar to collide with the others, rocking the boat, causing a pig to fall into the water. If all pigs fall off, the boat explodes as Pirate Captain Jackie is enraged, and the game is over.}}
{{Timing
|just=The crew members row smoothly. A burst of energy radiates from the crew member if the timing is perfect; if both players row perfectly, they shout "Yeah!". Up to 10 points are earned per player depending on how close to perfect the timing is.
|miss=The crew member rows a little roughly, making the oar turn red.
|through=The crew member rows too roughly, or doesn't row at all. This causes the oar to collide with the others, rocking the boat, causing a pig to fall into the water. If all pigs fall off, the boat explodes as Pirate Captain Jackie is enraged, and the game is over.}}
==Appearances==
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Screenshot Wii Pirate Crew.png|[[Pirate Crew]]
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==Video==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*After a few voyages, the docks which appear when the boat reaches an island appear with a letter on them. They ultimately spell out the word '''GOLFHERO''', which can be inputted in [[Police Call]].
*Inputting the code word {{Nihongo|AFLOAT}} in [[Police Call]] gives the player a tip about there being a code word in this game (the word is {{Nihongo|GOLFHERO}}: after a few voyages, the docks which appear when the boat reaches an island appear with a letter on them, spelling out the code word). The code word can be put into [[Police Call]] for an easter egg.
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The player controls a crew member on a pirate ship to transport pigs across islands. Pirate Captain Jackie yells 3 different things to order how to row the ship:
Everybody row! (まっすぐすすめ！?, Massugu susume!) orders everybody to row on every beat.
Okay, right turn! (右にまがれ！?, Migi ni magare!) orders everyone on the left side to row every half a beat while those on the right side row normally.
And left turn! (左にまがれ！?, Hidari ni magare!) orders everyone on the right side to row every half a beat while those on the left side row normally.
Upon starting a voyage, the ship is loaded with anywhere between 1 and 6 pigs. Upon reaching the next island, the pigs are unloaded, with the player receiving 50 points per remaining pig.
Perfect!/Ace!?: The crew members row smoothly. A burst of energy radiates from the crew member if the timing is perfect; if both players row perfectly, they shout "Yeah!". Up to 10 points are earned per player depending on how close to perfect the timing is.
Early!/Late!?: The crew member rows a little roughly, making the oar turn red.
Miss...?: The crew member rows too roughly, or doesn't row at all. This causes the oar to collide with the others, rocking the boat, causing a pig to fall into the water. If all pigs fall off, the boat explodes as Pirate Captain Jackie is enraged, and the game is over.
Inputting the code word AFLOAT in Police Call gives the player a tip about there being a code word in this game (the word is GOLFHERO: after a few voyages, the docks which appear when the boat reaches an island appear with a letter on them, spelling out the code word). The code word can be put into Police Call for an easter egg.
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