|just=The robot is filled just enough and does a little dance as it continues down the conveyer belt. If the pump is released with perfect timing, they fly off.
|just=The robot is filled just enough and does a little dance as it continues down the conveyor belt. If the pump is released with perfect timing, they fly off.
|miss=If the player mistimes dropping the pump, it hits the robot's head, causing it to tilt. If underfueled, the robot appears dazed and tilts its head from side to side. If overfueled, it grabs its head in a panic, with its eyes growing large.
|miss=If the player mistimes dropping the pump, it hits the robot's head, causing it to tilt. If underfueled, the robot appears dazed and tilts its head from side to side. If overfueled, it grabs its head in a panic, with its eyes growing large.
|through=The robot continues down the conveyor belt if the player doesn't do anything. If the robot is overly underfueled, it leaves with Xs in its eyes. If the player keeps filling, the robot eventually explodes.}}
|through=The robot continues down the conveyor belt if the player doesn't do anything. If the robot is overly underfueled, it leaves with Xs in its eyes. If the player keeps filling, the robot eventually explodes.}}
The game takes place at the fueling station of the factory, where Robots fall down and assemble themselves on the right side, before moving down the conveyor belt to the fueling pump. The objective is to hold down the pump at the right time to fuel up robots just the right amount. There are two kinds of robots the player will need to fill: a medium one (4 count) and a large one (8 count).
While the background is relatively barren in Rhythm Heaven, this is changed in Rhythm Heaven Megamix where beakers with oil bouncing through them (timed to the offbeats in the music) and gears moving the conveyor belt are added for visual variety.
Perfect!/Ace!?: The robot is filled just enough and does a little dance as it continues down the conveyor belt. If the pump is released with perfect timing, they fly off.
Early!/Late!?: If the player mistimes dropping the pump, it hits the robot's head, causing it to tilt. If underfueled, the robot appears dazed and tilts its head from side to side. If overfueled, it grabs its head in a panic, with its eyes growing large.
Miss...?: The robot continues down the conveyor belt if the player doesn't do anything. If the robot is overly underfueled, it leaves with Xs in its eyes. If the player keeps filling, the robot eventually explodes.
Results
The chief says...()
The chief says...()
Still need practice, huh? That could have gone better...
Still need practice, huh? That could have gone better...
Hm... Good enough... I don't know... I guess that was all right.
Hmm... Good enough... I don't know... I guess that was all right.
Good work fueling 'em up! You've got a steady hand.
Good work fuelling 'em up! You've got a steady hand.
Performance Review
Still need practice, huh? You need more practice with the big ones.
Eh. Passable.
Good work fueling 'em up! You filled the big ones just enough.
I found this tiny gear on the road by my house. It's tiny, but some machine needs it to work. In a way, I'm just like this gear, doing my part for the machine of society. Is the machine OK?
In Cheer Readers, a full ROBO M can be seen in the Practice, appearing on the open books during the "Ok, it's on!" cheer. The page used for when the player mistimes it shows an unfilled ROBO M instead.
Fillbots was succeeded in Rhythm Heaven Fever with Screwbot Factory; both involve the player trying to power robots a machine by holding the stylus or button for a specific amount of beats. They share the same name in many languages. As both are present in Rhythm Heaven Megamix, their names were altered to differentiate them. In the case of Rhythm Tengoku: The Best+, this game got the word オイル (Oiru?, Oil) while Screwbot Factory got ネジ (Neji?, Screw).
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