Hair Vegetables

Hair Vegetables

Image

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Artwork from Rhythm Tengoku

Appears in

Rhythm Tengoku,
Rhythm Heaven (cameo),
Rhythm Heaven Fever (cameo),
Rhythm Heaven Megamix

The Hair Vegetables (ヘアーベジタボーズ^?, Heā Bejitabōzu) are onions, potatoes and beets that appear in Rhythm Tweezers.

Physical Appearance

The onions are yellow. They have big noses, big eyes with small pupils, whiskers, and big lips. They have darker yellow, vertical stripes over their bodies.

The beets are light purple (brown in the arcade version) with swirly patterns. Yet again, they share the same facial features as the previously mentioned vegetable.

Lastly, the potatoes are light brown with spots over them. They have the same eyes, noses, whiskers, and lips as the onions. 

Their colors change to purple, light green and grey, respectively, in Rhythm Tweezers 2.

Backstory

There is an old man who grows these vegetables. When the vegetables started growing hair, their price dropped and he was in big trouble. Plucking the hairs proved to be a difficult task, until one day, he decided to play music. He says that playing the music actually helped a ton, and made the plucking enjoyable.

In Crop Stomp, the Stomp Farmer collects the vegetables by stomping them out of the ground. Once they are picked, they get their hairs plucked off in Rhythm Tweezers. After that, the vegetables are eaten. Potatoes and onions are used in soup. Although it takes a lot of work to prepare the vegetables, they are very healthy. Their skins contain a lot of nutrients.

In Cheer Readers, one of the images the girls show is of an onion. In Cheer Readers 2, another image shows the vegetables as they appear in Crop Stomp. In Wake-Up Caller, a green onion with flowers on top can sometimes appear instead of a flower.

In Machine Remix, the vegetables gain the appearence of light bulbs. They still have an onion-like top, however it remains off-screen.

Purpose

In Rhythm Tengoku, the Hair Vegetables appear in the second minigame, Rhythm Tweezers. Together, they help to teach the player about copying rhythms in the first Simon-Says based game in the franchise. They also make the player follow some very fast rhythms, and use the D-Pad for the first time.

Appearances

• File:Vegeta-Pull Story icon.png Rhythm Tweezers
• File:Vegeta-Pull 3DS icon.png Rhythm Tweezers 2
• File:1st Remix icon.png Remix 1 (GBA)
• File:6th Remix icon.png Remix 6 (GBA)
• File:Vegeta-Pull 2 icon.png Rhythm Tweezers 2 (GBA)
• File:7th Remix icon.png Remix 7 (GBA)
• File:8th Remix icon.png Remix 8 (GBA)
• File:Vegeta-Pull Tempo icon.png Rhythm Tweezers Tempo Up!
• File:1st Remix Tempo icon.png Extra Remix Tempo Up!
• File:Crop Stomp icon.png Crop Stomp
• File:Remix 3 DS icon.png Remix 3 (DS)
• File:Remix 9 DS icon.png Remix 9 (DS)
• File:Remix 10 DS icon.png Remix 10 (DS)
• File:Cheer Readers 3DS icon.png Cheer Readers (cameo)
• File:Cheer Readers 2 icon.png Cheer Readers 2 (cameo)
• File:Remix 10 wii icon.png Remix 10 (Wii) (cameo)
• File:Wake-Up Caller icon.png Wake-Up Caller (cameo)
• File:Machine Remix icon.png Machine Remix
• File:Left Remix icon.png Left-Hand Remix

Trivia

• The Hair Vegetables make a cameo in WarioWare Gold as their own minigame called Rhythm Tweezers.

Gallery

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  Artwork from Rhythm Tengoku

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  Artwork from Rhythm Tengoku

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  Artwork from Rhythm Tengoku

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  Artwork from Rhythm Heaven

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  Sprite from Rhythm Heaven

• Hairy Onion 3DS.png

  Artwork from Rhythm Heaven Megamix

• Hairy Onion Harry.png

  Artwork from Rhythm Heaven Megamix

• Vegeta-pull 3DS.PNG

  Prerelease image from Rhythm Heaven Megamix

• Hairy onion 2.png

  Artwork from Game & Wario

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  Screenshot from WarioWare Gold

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  Screenshot from WarioWare Gold

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  Screenshot from WarioWare Gold

• HairyVegetablesPlushies.jpg

  Official Hair Vegetables Plushies

In Other Languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ヘアーベジタボーズ	Hair Vegetables