Marching Orders

Time to march! ...But I wish the commander wouldn't speak in Japanese.

— Marcher Description

Template:Minigame infobox Marching Orders (マーチャ macha "marcher") is the third game in Rhythm Tengoku. This game is about cadets, who are undergoing a marching drill. They must train hard for an upcoming mission. The game's sequel, Marching Orders 2, is unlocked later.

Gameplay

File:Marcher gameplay.png

In this rhythm game, the player plays as the cadet on at the end of the line. The player must follow the general's orders. There are four commands: to march, stop marching, face left, and face right. The player must perform these with proper timing. After a while, the cadets will be dragged offscreen, ending the game.

Controls

• A: March
• B: Stop marching
• Left: Left face
• Right: Right face

Timing Notes

• Hit: The marching training continues
• Barely: The General will angrily frown. A barely counts as a miss.
• Miss: The General will turn red with rage while steam puffs out of him.

Rating Notes

• Try Again: "Aaah! We got left behind!"
• OK: "Today's duty is cleaning~ ♪"
• Superb: "The alien rescue was a huge success!"

Rating Screens

• Marcher Try Again.PNG

  "Aaah! We got left behind!"

• Marcher OK.PNG

  "Today's duty is cleaning~ ♪"

• Marcher Superb.PNG

  "The alien rescue was a huge success!"

Remix Appearances

• Remix 1
• Remix 6
• Marching Orders 2
• Remix 7
• Remix 8

Trivia

• In Rhythm Heaven's game Shoot-'Em-Up 2 , the Shoot-'Em-Up Radio Lady who appears on the communicator is wearing a marching helmet.
• The cadets are wearing blue suits in the title screen, but in the actual game the suits are light green.
• A Barely counts as a miss only towards perfect and superb. It qualifies as a hit towards an OK rating.
• Along with the rest of the first set, this game has a counterpart in the arcade version at 150% speed, with a more vibrant synth for orchestration and different graphics.
• This is one of the few games in Rhythm Tengoku that has more than or equal to 3 commands while this one has 4 commands.

In Other Languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	マーチャ Marcher
French	En avant, marche!
Spanish	Marcha marchosa