Machine Remix

A mashup of previous games! Working like a well-oiled machine! (No practice.)

— Machine Remix Description

Template:Remix infoboxMachine Remix (also known as Remix 3) is the third remix to appear in Rhythm Heaven Megamix. It has a machine theme, basing the minigames off of cars. The song In the Big Grain of Tears plays throughout this remix.

List of Games/Changes

• Rhythm Tweezers 2
• Glee Club 2
• Figure Fighter 2
• Fruit Basket 2

This minigame themes all of the minigames based off of cars and machines. For Rhythm Tweezers, the onions are replaced by lightbulbs, sprouting electricity based hairs. For Glee Club, the Chorus Kids are wearing hats, and are working on an assembly line. For Figure Fighter, the Muscle Doll has become rusted slightly, and works out using a dirty bag at a car shop. Fruits Basket takes place inside of the car shop, by a garage door.

Rating Notes

Header

• "Rhythm League Notes"

Try Again

• "Try harder next time."

OK

• "Eh. Passable."

Superb

• "You show strong fundamentals."
• "You had great aim."
• "You kept the beat well."
• "You followed the examples well."

Epilouge

• Try Again : "How can we be out of gas?"
• OK : "We're almost there!"
• Superb : "Worth the trip!"

Rating Screens

• Machine Remix Try Again.PNG

  "How can we be out of gas?"

• Machine Remix OK.PNG

  "We're almost there!"

• Machine Remix Superb.PNG

  "Worth the trip!"

Skill Star

During the Figure Fighter segment when the announcer says "go go go!", punch perfectly the third time to collect the star.

Trivia

• Note that "2" implies the original variations of the minigames. Rhythm Tweezers 2 is identical to Rhythm Tweezers on GBA, for example. The version just referred to as "Rhythm Tweezers" in Rhythm Heaven Megamix is a new variation on the song.
• The game's rating screens are based off of rating screens from Rhythm Tengoku's  Remix 8.
• The cars that appear in the Fruit Basket segment are the electric cars from Charging Chicken.
  • In American version, there is also Mr. Chicken painting in the gate, replacing the Japanese kanji.