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*Despite being named the Toss ''Boys'', Aka-chan is a girl. | *Despite being named the Toss ''Boys'', Aka-chan is a girl. | ||
*They are each named after the Japanese word for their respective colors (Aka meaning red, Ao meaning blue and Kii meaning yellow.) | *They are each named after the Japanese word for their respective colors (Aka meaning red, Ao meaning blue and Kii meaning yellow.) | ||
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==In Other Languages== | ==In Other Languages== | ||
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Toss Boys (トスボーイズ?, Tosu Bōizu) is the 3rd Rhythm Game of Stage 5 (27th overall) in Rhythm Tengoku.
The arrange version, Toss Boys 2, appears in Last Technician in Rhythm Tengoku.
Gameplay
The player controls the Toss Boys, who are tossing a ball around. The ball itself is dispenced by the orange door in the middle of the screen, and goes to the character indicated by an arrow. They yell the name of the person they are about to throw the ball to and proceed to do so after. The character controlled by Ⓐ is Aka-chan (red), Ⓑ is Ao-kun (blue) and ✚ is Kii-yan (Yellow). At the end of each set, Kii-yan pops the ball and a new one is dispenced for the next set. If the ball pops because the player missed, a new one is dispenced after a brief moment.
Each toss boy (and girl) has their own Special Move:
AB TossToss (ＡＢ トストス?, AB TosuTosu): Aka-chan bounces the ball back and forth with Ao-kun, ending when either of them does a normal or high toss.
Self Blue (セルフ ブルー?, Serufu Burū): Ao-kun bounces the ball a few times before launching it away.
Yellow Quick (イエロー クイック?, Ierō Kuikku): Kii-yan bounces the ball twice in quick succession, the second one launching it quickly.
Controls
- Ⓐ: Hit ball with Aka-chan
- Ⓑ: Hit ball with Ao-kun
- ✚: Hit ball with Kii-yan
Timing Display
- Perfect!/Ace!?: The ball is tossed to the person whose name is called. If at the end of a set, Kii-yan pops the ball.
- Early!/Late!?: The tosser looks worried as the ball gets tossed to the person whose name is called, and it stretches around. It is impossible to time it as such at the end of a set.
- Miss...?: The ball hits the tosser's head, distorting their voice, and pops.
Results
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カントクのことば | (The Director's Words) |
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練習の成果が でてないな。 あせってないか？ スピードに ついてこい。 |
(You haven't practiced hard enough.) (Are you nervous?) (Keep up with the speed.) |
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う～ん．．． まぁまぁ、 かな。 とりあえず．．． よしと します。 |
(Hmm...) (Well, I wonder.) (For now...) (All right.) |
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きほんが できている！ かなり おちついてる！ 速さをモノにしている！！ |
(You've got the basics!) (You're pretty calm!) (You've made the speed yours!) |
Epilogue
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| ダメダメだァ~！ | まだまだもっと上手にできるはず！ | 目標は、 トス世界選手権 優勝だー！！ |
| (No good no good~!!) | (We can still do better!) | (Our goal is to win the Toss World Championship!) |
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| ダメダメだァ~！ | まだまだもっと上手にできるはず！ | 目標は、 トス世界選手権 優勝だー！！ |
| (No good no good~!!) | (We can still do better!) | (Our goal is to win the Toss World Championship!) |
Appearances
Video
Trivia
- Despite being named the Toss Boys, Aka-chan is a girl.
- They are each named after the Japanese word for their respective colors (Aka meaning red, Ao meaning blue and Kii meaning yellow.)
Development History
- Main article: Toss Boys/Development
In Other Languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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トスボーイズ | Toss Boys |
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