Gatekeeper Trio

The Gatekeeper Trio (門番トリオ^?, Moriban Trio) is a group of brothers-gatekeepers that Tibby and the player encounter in Rhythm Heaven Megamix. They consist of Paprika, Saltwater and Saffron. They each wield a fire lit staff and are all dressed in colored cloaks and wear color matching aviation caps and goggles. Nothing is known about their pasts.

Gatekeeper Trio

Image

File:Gatekeeper Trio.png
Artwork from Rhythm Heaven Megamix

Appears in

Rhythm Heaven Megamix

Saffron owns a shop in the cafe where the player buy goods such as shop games, rhythm items or CD's with their coins and Flow Balls.

Saltwater owns the museum where the player can play all the games in one place, view your rhythm items or listen to their CD's. They can also check their badges, watch the credits, and see the mascots they've unlocked.

Paprika hosts the Challenge Train, where the player must complete challenges by themselves or with friends, and the Perfect Campaign, where the player has a chance to achieve a Perfect rating on a Rhythm Game.

Gallery

• Gatekeeper Trio.png

  Artwork from Rhythm Heaven Megamix

• Redron.png

  Solo artwork from Rhythm Heaven Megamix

• Bluke.png

  Solo artwork from Rhythm Heaven Megamix

• Yemon.png

  Solo artwork from Rhythm Heaven Megamix

In Other Languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	門番トリオ	Gatekeeper trio
EnglishNOA	Gatekeeper Trio
EnglishNOE	Gatekeeper Trio
Spanish	Los Guardianes	The Guards
Italian	I Tre Guardiani	The Three Guardians
Portuguese	Gatekeeper Trio
Russian	Тройка привратников	Three gatekeepers

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	レドロン
French	Presto
Spanish	Fresio	Fres(Strawberry) + io(A common surname prefix in spain)
Italian	Presto
Russian	Паприка
Korean	레드론	Red-Ron

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ブルック	Portmanteau of ブルー (blue) and ブロック (block).
French	Moderato
Spanish	Arandino	Arand + ino (Arand comes from the word Arandano that means Blueberry) (-ino is a common name prefix in spain)
Italian	Moderato
Russian	Солтуотер
Korean	브룩	Brook

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	イエモン	Pun on イエロー (Yellow) and 門 (Mon?, Door).
French	Adagio
Spanish	Limoncio	Limon(Lemon) + cio (-cio is a common surname prefix in spain like -son in most english surnames)
Italian	Adagio
Russian	Саффрон
Korean	옐로몬	Yellow-mon