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The Space Umpire sits in the UFO in the back during [[Spaceball]]. He's the referee, and because he only deals with individual games, no one objects to his decisions. He's always seen smiling<ref name="chara" />. In [[Lush Remix]], he introduces the player to the [[Remix]], and is later hit by the batter at the end.
The Space Umpire sits in the UFO in the back during [[Spaceball]]. He's the referee, and because he only deals with individual games, no one objects to his decisions. He's always seen smiling<ref name="chara" />. In [[Lush Remix]], he introduces the player to the [[Remix]], and is later hit by the batter at the end.


The Space Umpire makes a lot of cameo appearances in the series. In the [[Endless Game]] [[Shoot-'em-up 2#Endless Game|Shoot-'Em-Up]], several aliens appear during one set of waves in the background. In [[Remix 9 (DS)|Remix 9]], he appears in the epilogues. On the [[Try Again]] one, several UFOs with Space Umpires appear chasing [[Play-Yan]]'s ship away, while in the [[Superb]] epilogue, a single one watches Play-Yan "make first contact fun" with the [[Alien Bunnies]] from afar. In [[Wake-Up Caller]], the Space Umpire can occasionally be seen through the window. In [[First Contact]], the alien's UFO can be seen floating in space in the [[OK]] epilogue. In [[Charging Chicken]] he appears in the background when the player gets really far{{ref needed}}. In [[Second Contact]], he appears as part of the Martian Mission Control, still smiling even when the [[Martian]] messes up.
The Space Umpire makes a lot of cameo appearances in the series. In the [[Endless Game]] [[Shoot-'em-up 2#Endless Game|Shoot-'Em-Up]], several aliens appear during one set of waves in the background. In [[Remix 9 (DS)|Remix 9]], he appears in the epilogues. On the [[Try Again]] one, several UFOs with Space Umpires appear chasing [[Play-Yan]]'s ship away, while in the [[Superb]] epilogue, a single one watches Play-Yan "make first contact fun" with the [[Space-Rabbit]]s from afar. In [[Wake-Up Caller]], the Space Umpire can occasionally be seen through the window. In [[First Contact]], the alien's UFO can be seen floating in space in the [[OK]] epilogue. In [[Charging Chicken]] he appears in the background when the player gets really far{{ref needed}}. In [[Second Contact]], he appears as part of the Martian Mission Control, still smiling even when the [[Martian]] messes up.
==Appearances==
==Appearances==
*[[File:Game 3DS agbBatter L.png|32px|link=Spaceball]] [[Spaceball]]
*[[File:Game 3DS agbBatter L.png|32px|link=Spaceball]] [[Spaceball]]

Revision as of 22:58, 26 July 2023

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The Space Umpire[1] (スペースアンパイア?, Supēsu Anpaia) is a green alien in a UFO. His first appearance is in Spaceball in Rhythm Tengoku and Rhythm Heaven Megamix.

Story

The Space Umpire sits in the UFO in the back during Spaceball. He's the referee, and because he only deals with individual games, no one objects to his decisions. He's always seen smiling[1]. In Lush Remix, he introduces the player to the Remix, and is later hit by the batter at the end.

The Space Umpire makes a lot of cameo appearances in the series. In the Endless Game Shoot-'Em-Up, several aliens appear during one set of waves in the background. In Remix 9, he appears in the epilogues. On the Try Again one, several UFOs with Space Umpires appear chasing Play-Yan's ship away, while in the Superb epilogue, a single one watches Play-Yan "make first contact fun" with the Space-Rabbits from afar. In Wake-Up Caller, the Space Umpire can occasionally be seen through the window. In First Contact, the alien's UFO can be seen floating in space in the OK epilogue. In Charging Chicken he appears in the background when the player gets really far[citation needed]. In Second Contact, he appears as part of the Martian Mission Control, still smiling even when the Martian messes up.

Appearances

Gallery

Trivia

In Other Languages

Language Name Meaning
Flag of Japan.svg Japanese スペースアンパイア Space Umpire

References