Rhythm Heaven Advance

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Rhythm Heaven Advance
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Rhythm Heaven Advance is a work in progress, unofficial English localization of Rhythm Tengoku. The project was started in April 7, 2021. Starting from December 2022, the direction for the patch would be completely revamped, leading to most work done up to that point being completely reworked. It is available to download as a patch on the project's page, although the builds present are for play testing purposes, and as such disable saving and present everything as unlocked by default.

It will have a normal patch, which translates the text and changes the Japanese voices to English ones, and an Advance+ patch, which additionally ports the TempoUpExtra1.png games from Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade) and provides some enhancements not present in the original, such as a "Perfect Icon" in game select portraits of perfected games.

Translated Names

Unlike initial releases of Rhythm Heaven Silver, Rhythm Heaven Advance retains as many official translations from Rhythm Heaven Megamix as possible. Translated names for other games are reserved when there is no other applicable name (or, in the case of Toss Boys, for the prospect of proper localization).

Enhancements

Rhythm Heaven Advance, specifically the Advance+ patch, has several quality of life enhancements over Rhythm Tengoku. Notably, it includes a "No Practice" visual sharing the same functionality as Rhythm Heaven Megamix, as well as implementing brand new prologues for each sequel games.

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Forks

A fork of the project named Rhythm Paradise Advance that seeks to translate the game into Spanish had a trailer released on April 30th, 2023. However, since the Discord link appears to be down, and the Youtube channel has been inactive since May 7th, 2023, the state of the project is entirely up in the air.

In April 17, 2020, WindowsTiger released a Korean patch named Rhythm World Advance (리듬 세상 어드밴스?, 리듬 세상 Advance) that translates the game into Korean; it was developed prior to the conceptualization of Rhythm Heaven Advance and is such based on Rhythm Heaven Silver, its subtitle being derived from the former patch. It is available to download as a patch on the Tistory page.

Trivia

  • By holding  and  while selecting "Rhythm Games" on the main menu, you can enter Rhythm Tengoku's debug menu which has been fixed and is now playable.
  • Pressing  on the options lets you toggle between Game Select 1 and Game Select 2 on the Game Select after clearing Remix 6.
  • Holding SELECT while selecting an already perfected Rhythm Game lets you replay the Perfect Campaign of that game.

In Other Languages

Language Name Meaning
Flag of the United States.svg EnglishNOA Rhythm Heaven Advance Rhythm Heaven for the Game Boy Advance
Flag of Spain.svg Spanish Rhythm Paradise Advance
Flag of South Korea.svg Korean 리듬 세상 어드밴스
리듬 세상 Advance
Rhythm World for the Game Boy Advance
Rhythm Tengoku (GBA/Arcade)
Rhythm Games Omake Corner
Kissa CouncelOmochaGameGame GBA B-4.pngGame GBA B-5.pngGame GBA B-6.png
STAGE 1
KaratekaRhythm DatsumōMarcherAir BatterPachi Pachi SanninshūRemix 1
STAGE 2
Shiroi ObakeGame GBA 2-2.pngKossori RatBaikin HakaseGame GBA 2-5.pngRemix 2
STAGE 3
Game GBA 3-1.pngGame GBA 3-2.pngUsagi TobiGame GBA 3-4.pngGame GBA 3-5.pngRemix 3
STAGE 4
QuizGame GBA 4-2.pngRhythm o ShūjiGame GBA 4-4.pngGame GBA 4-5.pngRemix 4
STAGE 5
Hopping RoadNinjaGame GBA 5-3.pngGame GBA 5-4.pngTap DanceRemix 5
Revival
Bari Bari SanninshūGame GBA 6-2.pngCosmo DanceGame GBA 6-4.pngSuper TapRemix 6
Technician
Game GBA 7-1.pngGame GBA 7-2.pngGame GBA 7-3.pngGame GBA 7-4.pngGame GBA 7-5.pngRemix 7
Last Technician
Game GBA 8-1.pngGame GBA 8-2.pngGame GBA 8-3.pngGame GBA 8-4.pngGame GBA 8-5.pngRemix 8
Arcade Only (1P) Extra
Game Arcade EX-1.pngGame Arcade EX-2.pngGame Arcade EX-3.pngGame Arcade EX-4.pngGame Arcade EX-5.pngGame Arcade EX-6.png
Arcade Only (2P) STAGE 1
Game Arcade 1-1.pngGame Arcade 1-2.pngGame Arcade 1-3.pngGame Arcade 1-4.png
STAGE 2
Game Arcade 2-1.pngGame Arcade 2-3.pngGame Arcade 3-3.pngGame Arcade 2-5.png
STAGE 3
Game Arcade 3-5.pngGame Arcade 4-3.pngGame Arcade 5-2.pngGame Arcade 5-5.png
STAGE 4
Game Arcade 7-1.pngGame Arcade 7-2.pngGame Arcade 6-3.pngGame Arcade 7-5.png
STAGE 5
Game Arcade 8-5.pngGame Arcade 7-3.pngGame Arcade 8-4.pngGame Arcade 6-5.png
Extra
Game Arcade EX-1.pngGame Arcade EX-2.pngGame Arcade EX-3.pngGame Arcade EX-4.png
Rhythm Omocha
Game GBA T-1.gifGame GBA T-2.gifGame GBA T-3.gifGame GBA T-4.gif
Endless Games
Ura OtokoGame GBA E-2.pngGame GBA E-3.pngGame GBA E-4.png
Miscellaneous
  1. The Rhythm Test in Rhythm Heaven Fever shares the same name.
  2. The name is taken from Super Samurai Slice, which shares the same name as Iai Giri in Japanese, with the exception of the "伝説" addition which was localized to "Super"
  3. The name is taken from the Concert Listings text in Rhythm Heaven Fever.