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rabbit on the moon upon completion of the game is a reference to the moon rabbit, a Japanese myth which says that the dark patches on the moon's surface are

of these scenarios, Mr. Game & Watch makes a pained expression. The Skill Star appears on the lone orb right after the lady dough rises in the background

afterward. Miss...?: The Wandering Samurai gets toppled by the demons. The Skill Star appears on the big demon in the middle of the game. Super Samurai Slice appears

the blade, emitting smoke. Miss...?: The object is not sliced. The Skill Star appears on the frying pan midway through the game. Dog Ninja appears in the

the epilogue. The Space-Rabbits make an appearance in Shoot-'Em-Up on the moon.

Ooooo - ugh. Terrible! Never stop singing! The moon looks nice tonight...

>> << Star Land >> << >> Ninja Bodyguard (忍者にんじゃ?, Ninja) is the 2nd Rhythm Game of Stage 5 (26th overall) in Rhythm Tengoku and the 1st of Star Land (63rd

the Moon Japanese folklore says there's a rabbit on the moon, using a mortar and pestle to make mochi. But everyone sees the markings on the moon differently

ship from Working Dough, Play-Yan on a star, Air Batter's Rice Ball, and the Rabbit and his friends on the moon. Gameplay Counts (ゲームたち?, Game-tachi) takes

going home to the moon. Tea tastes better on the moon! Wah! We can't get out of orbit! We're heading into space! Nothing beats a hot moon tea!

sprites of the Rabbit getting smaller, likely meant for when it reaches the moon at the end. The large whales that launch the Rabbit up for an eight-count