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The {{Nihongo|'''Endless Remix'''|エンドレスリミックス|Endoresu Rimikkusu}} is | The {{Nihongo|'''Endless Remix'''|エンドレスリミックス|Endoresu Rimikkusu}} is the 5th [[Endless Game]] and [[Remix]] unlocked after getting a [[Perfect]] on all 50 [[Rhythm Games]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''. | ||
==List of Games== | ==List of Games== | ||
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*This is the first Remix in the international versions and the second in general to have a name instead of a number, prior to every [[Remix]] being named in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''. | *This is the first Remix in the international versions and the second in general to have a name instead of a number, prior to every [[Remix]] being named in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''. | ||
**The first in general was [[Extra Remix]] [[File:TempoUpExtra6.png|72px]] from [[Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)]]. | **The first in general was [[Extra Remix]] [[File:TempoUpExtra6.png|72px]] from [[Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)]]. | ||
*The first six sections of the Remix are always the same, going in the order of Basket, Kaeru Tobi, Basket, Chameleon, [[Mr. Upbeat]] | *The first six sections of the Remix are always the same, going in the order of Basket, Kaeru Tobi, Basket, Chameleon, [[Mr. Upbeat]]/[[Manzai]] and [[Munchy Monk (Wii)|Munchy Monk]], after which the games are chosen at random. | ||
*Whenever the player lands a successfully throws the ball in Basket, the backboard makes the "Okay!" sound effect from [[Fillbots 2|Fillbots]]. | *Whenever the player lands a successfully throws the ball in Basket, the backboard makes the "Okay!" sound effect from [[Fillbots 2|Fillbots]]. | ||
*The frog in Kaeru Tobi looks identical to the one in [[Tambourine]]. In fact, the only difference is that the frog in Tambourine has a thicker outline. | *The frog in Kaeru Tobi looks identical to the one in [[Tambourine]]. In fact, the only difference is that the frog in Tambourine has a thicker outline. |
Revision as of 02:53, 3 March 2021
The Endless Remix (エンドレスリミックス?, Endoresu Rimikkusu) is the 5th Endless Game and Remix unlocked after getting a Perfect on all 50 Rhythm Games in Rhythm Heaven Fever.
List of Games
Basket | Kaeru Tobi | Chameleon |
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File:Basketball Girls Game.png | File:Princess Frog game.jpg | File:Chameleon game.jpg |
Manzai (![]() |
Mr. Upbeat (![]() ![]() ![]() |
Munchy Monk |
File:Manzai Endless Remix.png | File:MrUpbeatWithoutHUD.PNG | File:MunchyMonkWithoutHUD.PNG |
This remix is unique in that it's actually missing two endless games, and has three games not playable anywhere else. As such, they don't actually have official names, and are being referred to here with their names on the Debug Menu.
Basket
Basket (バスケット?, Basuketto) stars the Girls' Basketball Team (女子バスケ部?, Joshi Basuke-bu), also known as the Girls' Basketball Club in Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise, which consists of the club leader and vice leader who practice hard every day[1]. They are looking for new members, as well.
Here the player controls the girl on the right, who must grab the ball whenever the girl on the left shouts 'Go!'.
Controls
- Ⓐ+Ⓑ: Grab ball
Timing Display
Kaeru Tobi
Kaeru Tobi (カエル跳び?, Frog Jump) features the Frog and Frog Princess (カエル&カエル姫?, Kaeru & Kaeru Hime), and the goal is to hop from lily pad to lily pad.
The frog croaks two times, and the player must begin charging a jump on the first beat after the second croak, and release on the next beat.
Controls
- Ⓐ (Hold): Prepare to jump
- Ⓐ (Release): Jump
Timing Display
Chameleon
In Chameleon (カメレオン?, Kamereon), the player takes the role of a chameleon, whose goal is to eat the flies.
Each fly will shriek three times, and the player needs to extend the tongue on when it would shriek a fourth time. Small flies require a short distance, and large flies a further distance.
Controls
- Ⓐ: Stick tongue out (short distance)
- Ⓐ+Ⓑ: Stick tongue out (long distance)
Timing Display
Trivia
- This Remix is the only one to:
- exclusively use Endless Games.
- Be an Endless Game itself.
- have games not playable on their own.
- have an entire game replaced in other regions.
- require Perfects to unlock.
- This is the first Remix in the international versions and the second in general to have a name instead of a number, prior to every Remix being named in Rhythm Heaven Megamix.
- The first in general was Extra Remix
from Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade).
- The first in general was Extra Remix
- The first six sections of the Remix are always the same, going in the order of Basket, Kaeru Tobi, Basket, Chameleon, Mr. Upbeat/Manzai and Munchy Monk, after which the games are chosen at random.
- Whenever the player lands a successfully throws the ball in Basket, the backboard makes the "Okay!" sound effect from Fillbots.
- The frog in Kaeru Tobi looks identical to the one in Tambourine. In fact, the only difference is that the frog in Tambourine has a thicker outline.
- Chameleon is thematically similar to the Rhythm Game Tongue Lashing in Rhythm Heaven Megamix, even sharing the same name in Japanese.
- Munchy Monk normally allows the player three misses, represented by tickets. This remix doesn't use them, yet the sound effect when losing a ticket can still be heard.
- This game, Lady Cupid, Clap Trap, Mochi Pounding and Bossa Nova are the only Endless Games in Rhythm Heaven Fever to not have a codeword for Police Call. The ones in Mr. Upbeat/Manzai and Munchy Monk aren't present in this remix, either.
- The Remix-exclusive games (Basket, Kaeru Tobi, and Chameleon) all have standalone testing stages in the Debug Menu.
In Other Languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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工ンドレスリミックス | Endless Remix |
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Remix infini | Infinite remix |
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Remix sin fin | Remix without end |
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엔드리스 리믹스 | Endless Remix |
References
- ↑ Minor Credits 2, Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise
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