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The Dough Dudes work to transport fuel orbs to refuel a ship leaving for Planet Dough. The veteran on the left teaches the rookie on the right how to do so. During this job, Mr. Game & Watch operates a lever controlling the gates from which the fuel orbs are transported. In the middle of the game, he leaves and takes a ride on one of the fuel orbs instead, and is later seen inside the ship. At the end, the final orb is transported, and the ship blasts off. After work, the workers have a conversation about the aftermath of their work. The veteran reveals he keeps [[See and Saw]] at the ready in case of emergencies, such as to fling Mr. Game & Watch back onto the ship after the rookie missed the fuel orb he was riding. The veteran and rookie seem to be good friends<ref name="readingUS/>.
The Dough Dudes work to transport fuel orbs to refuel a ship leaving for Planet Dough. The veteran on the left teaches the rookie on the right how to do so. During this job, Mr. Game & Watch operates a lever controlling the gates from which the fuel orbs are transported. In the middle of the game, he leaves and takes a ride on one of the fuel orbs instead, and is later seen inside the ship. At the end, the final orb is transported, and the ship blasts off. After work, the workers have a conversation about the aftermath of their work. The veteran reveals he keeps [[See and Saw]] at the ready in case of emergencies, such as to fling Mr. Game & Watch back onto the ship after the rookie missed the fuel orb he was riding. The veteran and rookie seem to be good friends<ref name="readingUS/>.


In [[Working Dough 2]], they reside in teapots and transport fuel orbs in front of a large woman with a dough face, who is aided by some [[Space-Rabbits]]. Mr. Game & Watch's appearance in [[Working Dough]] is based on ''[[mariowiki:Mario's Cement Factory|Mario's Cement Factory]]'', while in [[Working Dough 2]], it is based on ''[https://niwanetwork.org/wiki/Judge Judge]'', while also dressed in a purple robe and holding what looks like a [[wikipedia:Hoe (tool)|gardening tool]].
In [[Working Dough 2]], they reside in teapots and transport fuel orbs in front of a large woman with a dough face, who is aided by some [[Space-Rabbit]]s. Mr. Game & Watch's appearance in [[Working Dough]] is based on ''[[mariowiki:Mario's Cement Factory|Mario's Cement Factory]]'', while in [[Working Dough 2]], it is based on ''[https://niwanetwork.org/wiki/Judge Judge]'', while also dressed in a purple robe and holding what looks like a [[wikipedia:Hoe (tool)|gardening tool]].


The Dough Dudes return in [[Remix 3 (Wii)|Remix 3]], now sitting in cooking pots. Mr. Game & Watch also reappears, with his appearance now based on ''[https://niwanetwork.org/wiki/Chef Chef]''. The Dough Dudes also return (without Mr. Game & Watch) in [[Remix 8 (Wii)|Remix 8]] and [[Donut Remix]]. If the player inputs the codeword {{Nihongo|BOUTS}} into [[Police Call]], they receive a call in which a battle between two characters is heard. One of the randomly selected fighters is the Dough Dudes. Occasionally, the player will receive [[wikipedia:Kagami mochi|kagami mochi]] resembling the Dough Dudes in [[Mochi Pounding]].
The Dough Dudes return in [[Remix 3 (Wii)|Remix 3]], now sitting in cooking pots. Mr. Game & Watch also reappears, with his appearance now based on ''[https://niwanetwork.org/wiki/Chef Chef]''. The Dough Dudes also return (without Mr. Game & Watch) in [[Remix 8 (Wii)|Remix 8]] and [[Donut Remix]]. If the player inputs the codeword {{Nihongo|BOUTS}} into [[Police Call]], they receive a call in which a battle between two characters is heard. One of the randomly selected fighters is the Dough Dudes. Occasionally, the player will receive [[wikipedia:Kagami mochi|kagami mochi]] resembling the Dough Dudes in [[Mochi Pounding]].

Revision as of 22:57, 26 July 2023

Dough Dudes
Image
File:Artwork 3DS Game Working Dough.png
Artwork from Rhythm Heaven Megamix
Appears in
Rhythm Heaven Fever
Rhythm Heaven Megamix
Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Dough Dudes (ワークまん?, Workmen), known as Dough in Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise, are four living pieces of dough working to transport various orbs in Working Dough in Rhythm Heaven Fever and Rhythm Heaven Megamix. Each pair of little and big dough appear to be treated as a singular entity.

Mr. Game & Watch[1] (Ｍｒ．ゲーム＆ウォッチ[2]?, Mista Gēmu & Uotchi) is a composite character representing the generic humanoids from the Game & Watch series, who also appears in Working Dough. His appearance changes in each game.

Story

The Dough Dudes work to transport fuel orbs to refuel a ship leaving for Planet Dough. The veteran on the left teaches the rookie on the right how to do so. During this job, Mr. Game & Watch operates a lever controlling the gates from which the fuel orbs are transported. In the middle of the game, he leaves and takes a ride on one of the fuel orbs instead, and is later seen inside the ship. At the end, the final orb is transported, and the ship blasts off. After work, the workers have a conversation about the aftermath of their work. The veteran reveals he keeps See and Saw at the ready in case of emergencies, such as to fling Mr. Game & Watch back onto the ship after the rookie missed the fuel orb he was riding. The veteran and rookie seem to be good friends[1].

In Working Dough 2, they reside in teapots and transport fuel orbs in front of a large woman with a dough face, who is aided by some Space-Rabbits. Mr. Game & Watch's appearance in Working Dough is based on Mario's Cement Factory, while in Working Dough 2, it is based on Judge, while also dressed in a purple robe and holding what looks like a gardening tool.

The Dough Dudes return in Remix 3, now sitting in cooking pots. Mr. Game & Watch also reappears, with his appearance now based on Chef. The Dough Dudes also return (without Mr. Game & Watch) in Remix 8 and Donut Remix. If the player inputs the codeword BOUTS into Police Call, they receive a call in which a battle between two characters is heard. One of the randomly selected fighters is the Dough Dudes. Occasionally, the player will receive kagami mochi resembling the Dough Dudes in Mochi Pounding.

People can visit the factory to see the spaceship. They are given a pair of edible dumplings resembling the Dough Dudes as souvenirs[3][4]. The Dough dudes also appear in Rhythm Tengoku The Best Plus Comic 25はたらかないまんじゅう (Not Working Dough), where some Dough Dudes are talking about their job, with the one on the left asking the one on the right if they get how to do the job, about the big ones, and how they don't get paid for their work.

Appearances

Gallery

In Super Smash Bros.

The Dough Dudes themselves don't appear in the Super Smash Bros. Series, but their associate, Mr. Game & Watch, originated from Super Smash Bros. Melee as a fighter. He is a composite representation of the generic humanoids found in the Game & Watch Series, with his default appearance being based on the generic people in Fire and Parachute. Mr. Game & Watch has since appeared in all subsequent games in the series, and various other Nintendo games, including the WarioWare Series, Donkey Kong Country Returns, Super Mario Odyssey, and of course, Rhythm Heaven Fever and Rhythm Heaven Megamix.

In Other Languages

Language Name Meaning
Flag of Japan.svg Japanese ワークまん Workmen
Flag of the United States.svg EnglishNOA Dough Dudes
Flag of the United Kingdom (3-5).svg EnglishNOE Dough
Flag of France (1794–1815, 1830–1974, 2020–present).svg French Les boulettes The dumplings
Flag of Spain.svg Spanish Dulces trabajadores Hardworking sweets
Flag of Germany.svg German Die Klopse The Dumplings
Flag of Italy.svg Italian I fagottini The dumplings
Flag of South Korea.svg Korean 워킹호빵 Working Hoppang
Language Name Meaning
Flag of Japan.svg Japanese Ｍｒ．ゲーム＆ウォッチ[2] Mr. Game & Watch
Flag of the United States.svg EnglishNOA Mr. Game & Watch[1]
Flag of the United Kingdom (3-5).svg EnglishNOE Mr. Game & Watch[5]
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg FrenchNOA Mr. Game & Watch[6]
Flag of France (1794–1815, 1830–1974, 2020–present).svg FrenchNOE Mr. Game & Watch[7]
Flag of Mexico.svg SpanishNOA Mr. Game & Watch[6]
Flag of Spain.svg SpanishNOE Mr. Game & Watch[8]
Flag of Germany.svg German Mr. Game & Watch[6]
Flag of Italy.svg Italian Mr. Game & Watch[9]
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Dutch Mr. Game & Watch[6]
Flag of Portugal.svg Portuguese Mr. Game & Watch[10]
Flag of Russia.svg Russian Мистер Game & Watch[10]
Г-н Game & Watch[6]		 Mister Game & Watch
Mr. Game & Watch
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg ChineseSI Mr. Game & Watch[6]
Flag of the Republic of China.svg ChineseTR Mr. Game & Watch[6]
Flag of South Korea.svg Korean Mr. 게임&워치[11] Mr. Game & Watch

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 After Work, Rhythm Heaven Fever
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 仕事のあと・・・ (After work...), Minna no Rhythm Tengoku
  3. ↑ "When I came to see the spaceship with my daddy, they gave me dumplings to take home--a big one and a small one. I gave the big one to my daddy." ~ Little Dough, Rhythm Heaven Megamix
  4. ↑ "I came to see the spaceship with my son, and they gave him some dumplings to take home--a big one and a small one. He gave me the big one, because he's the cutest thing ever." ~ Big Dough, Rhythm Heaven Megamix
  5. ↑ After Work, Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise (English)
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
  7. ↑ Après le travail... (After work...), Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise (French)
  8. ↑ Después del trabajo... (After work...), Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise (Spanish)
  9. ↑ Dopo il lavoro... (After work...), Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise (Italian)
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/for Wii U
  11. ↑ 일하고 난 뒤… (After work...), Rhythm World Wii
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