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|image=Rhythm Tengoku Beta 10a sc4.PNG
|image=[[File:Screenshot GBA Title RHS.png|270px]]
|developer=W Hat (Lead Translator)
|developer=W Hat (Lead Translator) (former)<br>[[User:Shaffy|Shaffy]] (Main Maintainer)<br>WindowsTiger (Korean version)
|platform=[[wikipedia:Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]] (Emulator)
|platform=[[niwanetwork:Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]] (Emulator)
|release=April 20, 2019 (Beta-13a)
|release=October 28, 2022 (Beta-14)
|mode=One Player
|mode=One Player
|games=48
|games=48
|previous=''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''
|previous=''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''
|next=''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''}}
|next=''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''}}
{{Nihongo|''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]''}} is an unofficial English translation of ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''. The project was started in 2012 and was restarted in 2019. It can be downloaded as a patch from the [https://gbatemp.net/threads/rhythm-tengoku-translation-rhythm-heaven-silver.330147/ GBAtemp thread] or on [https://github.com/ShaffyYoutube/RhythmTengokuENPatch GitHub].
{{Nihongo|''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]''}} is an unofficial English translation/localization of ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''. The project was started in 2012 and was restarted in 2019. It can be downloaded as a patch from the [https://gbatemp.net/threads/rhythm-tengoku-translation-rhythm-heaven-silver.330147/ GBAtemp thread] or on [https://github.com/ShaffySwitcher/RhythmHeavenSilver GitHub].
 
In 2022, the project's maintainer, ShaffySwitcher, discontinued the project and became a contributor on an alternate localization titled ''[[Rhythm Heaven Advance]]'', which can be obtained [https://rhadvance.github.io/ here].


After the release of Beta 10a, a user named "WindowsTiger" also began a Korean translation.<ref>[https://gbatemp.net/threads/rhythm-tengoku-translation-rhythm-heaven-silver.330147/page-18 Rhythm Tengoku Translation - Rhythm Heaven Silver | Page 18 | GBAtemp.net - The Independent Video Game Community]</ref>
==Translated Names==
==Translated Names==
In early versions of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]'', some [[Rhythm Games]] were given new names rather than being directly translated. As the translation project started prior to the release of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', most of the names differed. Newer versions of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]'' have since adopted the official names. This list is only of the names that differ from the official localizations, including those from before ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' was released.
''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]'' predates the release of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', and most of the names differed from the official release. Newer versions of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]'' have since adopted the official names. This list is only of the names that differ from the official localization, including those from before ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' was released.


Games in ''italics'' had their names corrected following ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''<nowiki/>'s release.
Games in ''italics'' had their names adjusted following ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''<nowiki/>'s release.


Games with a * only had their names changed in the Game Select.
Games with a * only had their names changed in the Game Select.


*[[File:Game GBA 1-2.png|20px]] ''[[Rhythm Tweezers 2|Rhythm Tweezers]]: Vegeta-Pull<ref name="Megamix">Renamed in Beta-13a to its official name as of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''</ref>''
<center>
*[[File:Game GBA 1-3.png|20px]] ''[[Marching Orders]]: Marcher<ref name="Silver">Despite being renamed in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', the latest version of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]'' still uses its own name</ref>''
{|class="wikitable"
*[[File:Game GBA 1-4.png|20px]] ''[[Spaceball]]: Spaceball Game<ref>This name was only seen on the menu in older versions, as the prologue had always just shown "Spaceball". It, however can still be seen in the [[Studio]]</ref>''
!Original Names
*[[File:Game GBA 2-2.png|20px]] [[Iai Giri]]: Samurai Slice
!''Rhythm Heaven Silver''
*[[File:Game GBA 2-3.png|20px]] ''[[Rat Race]]: Cheese Heist<ref name="Megamix"/>''
|-
*[[File:Game GBA 2-4.png|20px]] ''[[Sick Beats]]: Dr. Bacteria<ref name="Megamix"/><ref>Although not technically an incorrect translation, internal filenames indicate that "Dr. Virus" is the intended translation</ref>''
|[[File:Game GBA 1-2.png|20px]] ''[[Rhythm Tweezers 2|Rhythm Tweezers]]
*[[File:Game GBA 2-5.png|20px]] [[The☆Bon Odori]]: The☆Bon-Odori
|Vegeta-Pull''<ref name="Megamix">Renamed in Beta-13a to its official name as of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''.</ref>
*[[File:Game GBA 3-1.png|20px]] [[Mahou Tsukai]]: Wizard's Waltz
|-
*[[File:Game GBA 3-4.png|20px]] [[Tram to Poline]]: Tram & Pauline<ref>Also named "Tram & Poline" in the [[Studio]]</ref>
|[[File:Game GBA 1-3.png|20px]] ''[[Marching Orders]]
*[[File:Game GBA 4-1.png|20px]] ''[[Quiz Show]]: Quiz*<ref name="Silver"/>''
|Marcher''<ref name="Silver">Despite being renamed in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', the latest version of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]'' still uses its own name.</ref>
*[[File:Game GBA 4-4.png|20px]] [[Polyrhythm]]: Built to Scale<ref name="Polyname">Renamed to match the [[Rhythm Games|Built to Scale]] which were visually inspired by it, however the gameplay has nothing in common</ref>
|-
*[[File:Game GBA 5-1.png|20px]] ''[[Bouncy Road]]: Hopping Road*<ref name="Silver"/>''
|[[File:Game GBA 1-4.png|20px]] ''[[Spaceball]]
*[[File:Game GBA 5-2.png|20px]] ''[[Ninja Bodyguard]]: Ninja<ref name="Silver"/>''
|Spaceball Game''<ref>This name was only seen on the menu in older versions, as the prologue had always just shown "Spaceball". It, however can still be seen in the [[Studio]].</ref>
*[[File:Game GBA 5-4.png|20px]] [[Hanabi]]: Fireworks
|-
*[[File:Game GBA 6-1.png|20px]] ''[[The Snappy Trio]]: Trio on Tour<ref name="Megamix"/>''
|[[File:Game GBA 2-2.png|20px]] [[Iai Giri]]
*[[File:Game GBA 6-2.png|20px]] [[Bon Dance]]: The☆Bon Dance<ref>Although named such on the Game Select and the [[Studio]], the prologue still reads "Bon Dance"</ref>
|Samurai Slice
*[[File:Game GBA 6-3.png|20px]] ''[[Cosmic Dance]]: Cosmo Dance<ref name="Megamix"/>''
|-
*[[File:Game GBA 6-5.png|20px]] [[Tap Trial 2]]: Turbo Tap Trial<ref name="Silver"/>
|[[File:Game GBA 2-3.png|20px]] ''[[Rat Race]]
*[[File:Game GBA 7-1.png|20px]] [[Karateka 2]]: Karate Man 2
|Cheese Heist''<ref name="Megamix"/>
*[[File:Game GBA 7-2.png|20px]] ''[[Rhythm Datsumo 2]]: Vegeta-Pull 2''<ref name="Megamix 2">This game was renamed in Beta-13a to the closest to the official name as of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''</ref>
|-
*[[File:Game GBA 7-3.png|20px]] [[Ninja no Shison]]: Ninja Reincarnate<ref>The prologue also reads "Ninja Reincarnate", unlike the original where only "Ninja" is displayed</ref>
|[[File:Game GBA 2-4.png|20px]] ''[[Sick Beats]]
*[[File:Game GBA 7-5.png|20px]] [[Marcher 2]]: Marcher 2<ref name="Silver 2">Despite the base game being renamed in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', the latest version of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]'' still uses its own name</ref>
|Dr. Bacteria''<ref name="Megamix"/><ref>Although not technically an incorrect translation, internal filenames indicate that "Dr. Virus" is the intended translation.</ref>
*[[File:Game GBA 8-1.png|20px]] [[Hopping Road 2]]: Hopping Road 2*<ref name="Silver 2"/>
|-
*[[File:Game GBA 8-3.png|20px]] [[Polyrhythm 2]]: Built to Scale 2<ref name="Polyname"/>
|[[File:Game GBA 2-5.png|20px]] [[The☆Bon Odori]]
*[[File:Game GBA 8-4.png|20px]] [[Air Batter 2]]: Spaceball 2<ref>named "Spaceball Game 2" in older versions, but the prologue had always just shown "Spaceball"</ref>
|The☆Bon-Odori
*[[File:Game GBA 8-5.png|20px]] [[Shiroi Obake 2]]: Sneaky Spirits 2<ref name="Megamix 2"/>
|-
*[[File:Game GBA T-1.gif|20px]] [[Neko Machine]]: Meow Mixer
|[[File:Game GBA 3-1.png|20px]] [[Mahō Tsukai]]
*[[File:Game GBA T-2.gif|20px]] [[Uma Machine]]: Mechanical Horse
|Wizard's Waltz
*[[File:Game GBA T-3.gif|20px]] [[Kokuhaku Machine]]: Love Machine
|-
*[[File:Game GBA T-4.gif|20px]] [[Rap Machine]]: Beat Box
|[[File:Game GBA 3-4.png|20px]] [[Tram to Poline]]
*[[File:Game GBA E-2.png|20px]] [[Baikin Hakase SP]]: Dr. Bacteria EX<ref>Renamed to "Sick Beats EX" in Beta-13a</ref>
|Tram & Pauline<ref>Also named "Tram & Poline" in the [[Studio]]</ref>
*[[File:Game GBA E-3.png|20px]] [[Quiz Special]]: Quiz EX
|-
*[[File:Game GBA E-4.png|20px]] [[Mannequin Kojo]]: Head Spinner<ref>Presumably renamed because the literal translation, "Mannequin Factory", wouldn't fit on screen</ref>
|[[File:Game GBA 4-1.png|20px]] ''[[Quiz Show]]
*[[File:Game GBA B-6.png|20px]] [[Live]]: Concert Hall
|Quiz*''<ref name="Silver"/>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 4-4.png|20px]] [[Polyrhythm]]
|Built to Scale<ref name="poly">"Polyrhythm is a technical musical term that I thought most people wouldn't know. It felt out of place in a playful game like Rhythm Heaven. A lot of the translation could have been very literal. But I think the DS and Wii games are lively localizations. The Wii game translates the White Ghost name as "Sneaky Spirits". Clearly, there is precedent for changing the title of the games when translating to English." ~ [https://gbatemp.net/threads/rhythm-tengoku-translation-rhythm-heaven-silver.330147/page-23 GBATemp: Rhythm Tengoku Translation - Rhythm Heaven Silver]</ref>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 5-1.png|20px]] ''[[Bouncy Road]]
|Hopping Road''*<ref name="Silver"/>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 5-2.png|20px]] ''[[Ninja Bodyguard]]
|Ninja''<ref name="Silver"/>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 5-4.png|20px]] [[Hanabi]]
|Fireworks
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 6-1.png|20px]] ''[[The Snappy Trio]]
|Trio on Tour''<ref name="Megamix"/>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 6-2.png|20px]] [[Bon Dance]]
|The☆Bon Dance<ref>Although named such on the Game Select and the [[Studio]], the prologue still reads "Bon Dance".</ref>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 6-3.png|20px]] ''[[Cosmic Dance]]
|Cosmo Dance''<ref name="Megamix"/>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 6-5.png|20px]] [[Tap Trial 2]]
|Turbo Tap Trial<ref name="Silver"/>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 7-1.png|20px]] [[Karateka 2]]
|Karate Man 2
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 7-2.png|20px]] ''[[Rhythm Datsumō 2]]
|Vegeta-Pull 2''<ref name="Megamix 2">Renamed in Beta-13a to match the official name of the base game as of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''.</ref>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 7-3.png|20px]] [[Ninja no Shison]]
|Ninja Reincarnate<ref>The prologue also reads "Ninja Reincarnate", unlike the original where only "Ninja" is displayed.</ref>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 7-5.png|20px]] [[Marcher 2]]
|Marcher 2<ref name="Silver 2">Despite the base game being renamed in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', the latest version of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]'' still uses its own name.</ref>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 8-1.png|20px]] [[Hopping Road 2]]
|Hopping Road 2*<ref name="Silver 2"/>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 8-3.png|20px]] [[Polyrhythm 2]]
|Built to Scale 2<ref name="poly"/>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 8-4.png|20px]] [[Air Batter 2]]
|Spaceball 2<ref>Named "Spaceball Game 2" in older versions, but the prologue had always just shown "Spaceball".</ref>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA 8-5.png|20px]] [[Shiroi Obake 2]]
|Sneaky Spirits 2<ref name="Megamix 2"/>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA T-1.gif|80px]] [[Neko Machine]]
|Meow Mixer
|-
|[[File:Game GBA T-2.gif|80px]] [[Uma Machine]]
|Mechanical Horse
|-
|[[File:Game GBA T-3.gif|80px]] [[Kokuhaku Machine]]
|Love Machine
|-
|[[File:Game GBA T-4.gif|80px]] [[Rap Machine]]
|Beat Box
|-
|[[File:Game GBA E-2.png|80px]] [[Baikin Hakase SP]]
|Dr. Bacteria EX<ref name="Megamix 2"/>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA E-3.png|80px]] [[Quiz Special]]
|Quiz EX<ref name="Silver 2"/>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA E-4.png|80px]] [[Mannequin Kōjō]]
|Head Spinner<ref>Presumably renamed because the literal translation, "Mannequin Factory", wouldn't fit on screen.</ref>
|-
|[[File:Game GBA B-6.png|20px]] [[Live]]
|Concert Hall
|}
</center>
 
==Logo==
<gallery>
Logo GBA Rhythm Heaven Silver.svg
Logo GBA Rhythm World Advance.svg
</gallery>
 
==Forks==
In November 30, 2016, a patch was developed for ''Rhythm Heaven Silver'', simply titled {{Nihongo|Rhythm Heaven Silver Patch}}, which would dub [[Marcher]] and [[Space Dance]] properly, with voicework reused from ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', though [[Marcher 2]] was left untouched. It can be downloaded on [https://www.reddit.com/r/rhythmheaven/comments/5fphek/rhythm_heaven_silver_patch_for_marching_orders/ Reddit].
 
In April 16, 2019, a fork named {{Nihongo|Rhythm Paradise Silver}}<ref name="SilverFrench">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zj9cgQEPoGs "Trio Clap Clap - Rhythm Paradise Silver (Super)" (The Clappy Trio - Rhythm Paradise Silver (Superb)) ~ Shaffy on Youtube]</ref> which seeks to translate ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' into French would have a gameplay video released of ShaffySwitcher getting a [[Superb]] on [[The Clappy Trio 2|Trio Clap Clap]]. The project was led by the previously mentioned ShaffySwitcher with assistance from FireChat. Presumably, it was downloadable on [https://github.com/ShaffyYoutube/RhythmTengokuFRPatch Github], but the link has since been taken down.
 
In April 17, 2020, after the release of Beta 10a, WindowsTiger released a Korean patch named {{Nihongo|''Rhythm World Advance''|리듬 세상 어드밴스|리듬 세상 Advance}} that translates the game into Korean. It is available to download as a patch on its [https://windowstiger.tistory.com/252/ Tistory page]. Notably, it has a Korean translation and dub for [[WISH Kimi o Matenakute]], likely the first time an entire vocal song for ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' has been dubbed and modded accordingly.
 
In July 27, 2024, a trailer for a Russian translation, aptly named {{Nihongo|Rhythm Tengoku Russian Translation}}<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LdaXE44YsU <nowiki>[CANCELLED]</nowiki> Rhythm Tengoku Russian Translation 27.07.2024]</ref> was released by Pishuter, a casual, budding Youtuber with a focus on modding. The game chosen to showcase it was [[Night Walk 2]], which was given the name {{Nihongo|Noch Progulka 2|ноч Прогулка 2|Night Walk 2}}, giving others a good idea of how the project would have looked like. It has since been cancelled for unknown reasons.
 
There is also translations for both kinds of Chinese{{ref needed}} that were released and are presumably playable, but there is currently a lack of information surrounding them.
 
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The translation's title is an inverse of [[Rhythm Heaven]]'s Japanese title, ''[[Rhythm Tengoku Gold]]''.
*In the original game, all the [[Remix]]es used the same description. [[Toss Boys]] and [[Toss Boys 2]] used the same between them as well. ''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]'' keeps the original descriptions for [[Remix 1 (GBA)|Remix 1]] and [[Toss Boys]], and gives new ones for the rest. The descriptions also have "(No practice)" or "(NP)" for games that lack a [[Practice]], which weren't marked in the original.
*In the original game, all the [[Remix]]es used the same description. [[Toss Boys]] and [[Toss Boys 2]] used the same between them as well. ''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]'' keeps the original descriptions for [[Remix 1 (GBA)|Remix 1]] and [[Toss Boys]], and gives new ones for the rest. The descriptions also have "(No practice)" or "(NP)" for games that lack a [[Practice]], which weren't marked in the original.
**Notably, the [[Remix]]es and [[Toss Boys 2]] were given new descriptions in [[Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)|the arcade version]] (and various others were modified), however ''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]'' does not take any material from that version.
**Notably, the [[Remix]]es and [[Toss Boys 2]] were given new descriptions in [[Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)|the arcade version]], along with certain other descriptions were altered. However, ''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]'' does not take any material from that version.
*Some of the translated text includes new details not found in the original, such as [[Rhythm Shiryo Shitsu#エアーバッター速報 (Air Batter Report)|エアーバッター速報]] (Air Batter Report), renamed to "Inside Spaceball" here, being an interview conducted by "Ryan Williams, Radio Heaven News, Deep Space", rather than being left ambiguous.
*Although there is no dubbed audio normally, it was originally planned before being scrapped{{ref needed}}.
**Some translations seem to be incorrect due to incomplete context, such as [[Bon Dance]]'s description implying it's another Bon festival where everyone is in high spirits, rather than it being the [[Donpans]] going on the big stage and clapping along to a groovy, modern day version of the song<ref>"これが いまどきのぼんおどり！ノリノリだヨ！イェーイ！" (This is the Bon Odori of the modern day! It's really groovy! Yeah!) ~ [[Bon Dance]] description, ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''<br>"It's time for the Bon festival again! We're all in high spirits, yay! (NP)" ~ [[Bon Dance|The☆Bon Dance]] description, ''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]''</ref>, renaming [[The Snappy Trio]] to "Trio on Tour", or the fact that [[Karate Man Returns!|Karateka]]'s description (renamed to "Karate Man" here) is based on the one for [[Karate Man Combos!]] instead of the original<ref>"とんでくるモノをAボタンでパンチ！よくあるゲーム？…かもね。" (Punch flying objects with the A button! A common game? ...Perhaps.) ~ [[Karate Man Returns!|Karateka]] description, ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''<br>"This is karate training at its most intense! (Or, at its most unorthodox...)" ~ [[Karate Man Returns!|Karate Man]] description, ''[[Rhythm Heaven Silver]]''<br>"This is karate training at its most intense! Punch the flying objects, and go crazy when a whole mess of them come at you!" ~ [[Karate Man Combos!|Karate Man]] description, ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''</ref>.
**Translations for the lyrics of [[The☆Bon Odori (song)|The☆Bon Odori]], [[Koi no Honey Sweet Angel]], and [[WISH Kimi o Matenakute]] are available in the [[Rhythm Shiryō-Shitsu]], however.
*The lead translator, W hat, dislikes almost all of the official names, with the exception of [[Sick Beats]]<ref>[https://gbatemp.net/threads/rhythm-tengoku-translation-rhythm-heaven-silver.330147/page-19 Rhythm Tengoku Translation - Rhythm Heaven Silver | Page 19 | GBAtemp.net - The Independent Video Game Community]</ref>.
 
==In Other Languages==
==In Other Languages==
{{Lang
{{Lang
|us=Rhythm Heaven Silver
|usa=Rhythm Heaven Silver
|mnus=A reversal of ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'''s Japanese name, "''[[Rhythm Tengoku Gold]]''"
|mnusa=Reversal of ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'''s Japanese name, "''[[Rhythm Tengoku Gold]]''"
|fr=Rhythm Paradise Silver<ref name="SilverFrench"/>
|mnfr=Reversal of ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'''s Japanese name, "''[[Rhythm Tengoku Gold]]''"
|kr=리듬 세상 GBA<br>리듬 세상 Advance
|kr=리듬 세상 GBA<br>리듬 세상 Advance
|rokr=Lideum Sesang GBA<br>Lideum Sesang Advance
|rokr=Rideum Sesang GBA&#xa;Rideum Sesang Advance
|mnkr=Rhythm World GBA<br>Rhythm World Advance<br>(A reversal of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'''s Korean name, "''[[Rhythm World Wii]]''")}}
|mnkr=Rhythm World GBA<br>Rhythm World Advance [Reversal of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'''s Korean name, "''[[Rhythm World Wii]]''"]}}


==References==
==References==

Latest revision as of 14:03, 27 November 2025

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Rhythm Heaven Silver
Image
Screenshot GBA Title RHS.png
Developer
W Hat (Lead Translator) (former)
Shaffy (Main Maintainer)
WindowsTiger (Korean version)
Platform
Game Boy Advance (Emulator)
Release date(s)
October 28, 2022 (Beta-14)
Modes
One Player
Games
48
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Rhythm Heaven

Rhythm Heaven Silver is an unofficial English translation/localization of Rhythm Tengoku. The project was started in 2012 and was restarted in 2019. It can be downloaded as a patch from the GBAtemp thread or on GitHub.

In 2022, the project's maintainer, ShaffySwitcher, discontinued the project and became a contributor on an alternate localization titled Rhythm Heaven Advance, which can be obtained here.

Translated Names

Rhythm Heaven Silver predates the release of Rhythm Heaven Megamix, and most of the names differed from the official release. Newer versions of Rhythm Heaven Silver have since adopted the official names. This list is only of the names that differ from the official localization, including those from before Rhythm Heaven Megamix was released.

Games in italics had their names adjusted following Rhythm Heaven Megamix's release.

Games with a * only had their names changed in the Game Select.

Original Names Rhythm Heaven Silver
Game GBA 1-2.png Rhythm Tweezers Vegeta-Pull[1]
Game GBA 1-3.png Marching Orders Marcher[2]
Game GBA 1-4.png Spaceball Spaceball Game[3]
Game GBA 2-2.png Iai Giri Samurai Slice
Game GBA 2-3.png Rat Race Cheese Heist[1]
Game GBA 2-4.png Sick Beats Dr. Bacteria[1][4]
Game GBA 2-5.png The☆Bon Odori The☆Bon-Odori
Game GBA 3-1.png Mahō Tsukai Wizard's Waltz
Game GBA 3-4.png Tram to Poline Tram & Pauline[5]
Game GBA 4-1.png Quiz Show Quiz*[2]
Game GBA 4-4.png Polyrhythm Built to Scale[6]
Game GBA 5-1.png Bouncy Road Hopping Road*[2]
Game GBA 5-2.png Ninja Bodyguard Ninja[2]
Game GBA 5-4.png Hanabi Fireworks
Game GBA 6-1.png The Snappy Trio Trio on Tour[1]
Game GBA 6-2.png Bon Dance The☆Bon Dance[7]
Game GBA 6-3.png Cosmic Dance Cosmo Dance[1]
Game GBA 6-5.png Tap Trial 2 Turbo Tap Trial[2]
Game GBA 7-1.png Karateka 2 Karate Man 2
Game GBA 7-2.png Rhythm Datsumō 2 Vegeta-Pull 2[8]
Game GBA 7-3.png Ninja no Shison Ninja Reincarnate[9]
Game GBA 7-5.png Marcher 2 Marcher 2[10]
Game GBA 8-1.png Hopping Road 2 Hopping Road 2*[10]
Game GBA 8-3.png Polyrhythm 2 Built to Scale 2[6]
Game GBA 8-4.png Air Batter 2 Spaceball 2[11]
Game GBA 8-5.png Shiroi Obake 2 Sneaky Spirits 2[8]
Game GBA T-1.gif Neko Machine Meow Mixer
Game GBA T-2.gif Uma Machine Mechanical Horse
Game GBA T-3.gif Kokuhaku Machine Love Machine
Game GBA T-4.gif Rap Machine Beat Box
Game GBA E-2.png Baikin Hakase SP Dr. Bacteria EX[8]
Game GBA E-3.png Quiz Special Quiz EX[10]
Game GBA E-4.png Mannequin Kōjō Head Spinner[12]
Game GBA B-6.png Live Concert Hall

  • Logo GBA Rhythm Heaven Silver.svg
  • Logo GBA Rhythm World Advance.svg

Forks

In November 30, 2016, a patch was developed for Rhythm Heaven Silver, simply titled Rhythm Heaven Silver Patch, which would dub Marcher and Space Dance properly, with voicework reused from Rhythm Heaven Megamix, though Marcher 2 was left untouched. It can be downloaded on Reddit.

In April 16, 2019, a fork named Rhythm Paradise Silver[13] which seeks to translate Rhythm Tengoku into French would have a gameplay video released of ShaffySwitcher getting a Superb on Trio Clap Clap. The project was led by the previously mentioned ShaffySwitcher with assistance from FireChat. Presumably, it was downloadable on Github, but the link has since been taken down.

In April 17, 2020, after the release of Beta 10a, WindowsTiger released a Korean patch named Rhythm World Advance (리듬 세상 어드밴스?, 리듬 세상 Advance) that translates the game into Korean. It is available to download as a patch on its Tistory page. Notably, it has a Korean translation and dub for WISH Kimi o Matenakute, likely the first time an entire vocal song for Rhythm Tengoku has been dubbed and modded accordingly.

In July 27, 2024, a trailer for a Russian translation, aptly named Rhythm Tengoku Russian Translation[14] was released by Pishuter, a casual, budding Youtuber with a focus on modding. The game chosen to showcase it was Night Walk 2, which was given the name Noch Progulka 2 (ноч Прогулка 2?, Night Walk 2), giving others a good idea of how the project would have looked like. It has since been cancelled for unknown reasons.

There is also translations for both kinds of Chinese[citation needed] that were released and are presumably playable, but there is currently a lack of information surrounding them.

Trivia

In Other Languages

Language Name Meaning
Flag of the United States.svg EnglishNOA Rhythm Heaven Silver Reversal of Rhythm Heaven's Japanese name, "Rhythm Tengoku Gold"
Flag of France.svg French Rhythm Paradise Silver[13] Reversal of Rhythm Heaven's Japanese name, "Rhythm Tengoku Gold"
Flag of South Korea.svg Korean 리듬 세상 GBA
리듬 세상 Advance		 Rhythm World GBA
Rhythm World Advance [Reversal of Rhythm Heaven Fever's Korean name, "Rhythm World Wii"]

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Renamed in Beta-13a to its official name as of Rhythm Heaven Megamix.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Despite being renamed in Rhythm Heaven Megamix, the latest version of Rhythm Heaven Silver still uses its own name.
  3. ↑ This name was only seen on the menu in older versions, as the prologue had always just shown "Spaceball". It, however can still be seen in the Studio.
  4. ↑ Although not technically an incorrect translation, internal filenames indicate that "Dr. Virus" is the intended translation.
  5. ↑ Also named "Tram & Poline" in the Studio
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 "Polyrhythm is a technical musical term that I thought most people wouldn't know. It felt out of place in a playful game like Rhythm Heaven. A lot of the translation could have been very literal. But I think the DS and Wii games are lively localizations. The Wii game translates the White Ghost name as "Sneaky Spirits". Clearly, there is precedent for changing the title of the games when translating to English." ~ GBATemp: Rhythm Tengoku Translation - Rhythm Heaven Silver
  7. ↑ Although named such on the Game Select and the Studio, the prologue still reads "Bon Dance".
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Renamed in Beta-13a to match the official name of the base game as of Rhythm Heaven Megamix.
  9. ↑ The prologue also reads "Ninja Reincarnate", unlike the original where only "Ninja" is displayed.
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Despite the base game being renamed in Rhythm Heaven Megamix, the latest version of Rhythm Heaven Silver still uses its own name.
  11. ↑ Named "Spaceball Game 2" in older versions, but the prologue had always just shown "Spaceball".
  12. ↑ Presumably renamed because the literal translation, "Mannequin Factory", wouldn't fit on screen.
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 "Trio Clap Clap - Rhythm Paradise Silver (Super)" (The Clappy Trio - Rhythm Paradise Silver (Superb)) ~ Shaffy on Youtube
  14. ↑ [CANCELLED] Rhythm Tengoku Russian Translation 27.07.2024
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