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'''Medals''' are rewards earned by completing a minigame with a [[superb]] ("High Level" in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'') or [[Perfect|perfect]] rank, which will also unlock [[Endless Games]] and [[Rhythm Toys]]. Perfect medals will unlock a minigame's [[Gift|special gift]]. For example photos we will use each version of [[Built to Scale]].
{{Quote|As you rack up your rhythm experience and medal collection, special areas such as the Cafe and Medal Corner will open up. Here you can listen to music from minigames you've completed, play your favourite minigames in Endless Games and enjoy a veritable bonanza of other bonus features|[https://www.nintendo.co.uk/games/oms/beat_the_beat_rhythm_paradise/bonus.html Bonus Bonanza], ''[[Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise]]'' Official Website}}
==''Rhythm Tengoku''==
[[File:Sprite Wii Medal.png|thumb]]
[[File:Tengoku_Medal.png|thumb|40px]]
{{Nihongo|Medals|メダル|Medaru}} are earned by completing a [[Rhythm Game]] with a [[Superb]] [[Rank]], and are used to unlock various things in the [[Medal Corner]] such as [[Endless Games]] and [[Rhythm Toys]].
===Gold Medal===


A medal is displayed on the top-right corner.
For example images, this page uses each version of [[Karate Man]].
==''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''==
[[File:Game GBA 1-1 Medal.png|class=pixelated|right|24px]]
When getting a [[Superb]], a medal icon is displayed on the top-right corner of the [[Rhythm Game]]'s icon. Collecting these medals unlocks [[Rhythm Toys|Toys]], [[Endless Games|Games]] and [[Drum Lesson]]s.
[[File:Sprite GBA Perfect Medal.png|class=pixelated|right|12px]]
When getting a [[Perfect]], a pink heart with a "P" in it is displayed next to the rank.
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==''[[Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)]]''==
[[File:Game Arcade 1-1 Medal.png|right|64px]]
When getting a [[Superb]], a medal icon is displayed on the top-left corner of the [[Rhythm Game]]'s icon, as well as the text {{Nihongo|"ハイレベルクリアー"|High Level Clear}} on top of it.
[[File:Game Arcade 1-1 Perfect Medal.png|right|64px]]
When getting a [[Perfect]], a pink heart with a "P" in it is displayed on the top-left corner of the [[Rhythm Game]]'s icon, as well as the text {{Nihongo|"パーフェクトクリアー"|Perfect Clear}} on top of it.


[[File:Perfect_Medal_Tengoku.png|thumb|40px]]
As this is an arcade game, these medals cannot be used to unlock anything, and only indicate that a [[Rhythm Game]] has been cleared in the current session. The player cannot replay cleared games in the same session.
===Perfect Medal===
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Perfect medals are not displayed on the frame but rather shown below the description of the minigame (or to the left of the rank).
==''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''==
[[File:Game DS 6-4 Medal.png|class=pixelated|right|48px]]
When getting a [[Superb]], a gold frame appears around the [[Rhythm Game]]'s icon. This is still referred to as a medal in the game. Collecting these medals unlocks [[Endless Games]], [[Rhythm Toys]] and [[Guitar Lessons]].
[[File:Game DS 6-4 Perfect Medal.png|class=pixelated|right|48px]]
When getting a [[Perfect]], a gold frame with two ribbons surrounding the word "PERFECT" displayed on the bottom is used.
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==''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''==
[[File:Game Wii 7-4 Medal.png|right|40px]]
When getting a [[Superb]], a medal icon is displayed on the top-left corner of the [[Rhythm Game]]'s icon. Collecting these medals unlocks [[Rhythm Toys]], [[Endless Games]] and [[Extra Games]].
[[File:Game Wii 7-4 Perfect Medal.png|right|40px]]
When getting a [[Perfect]], a medal icon with a "P" symbol is displayed on the top-left corner of the [[Rhythm Game]]'s icon. Getting all 50 [[Perfect]]s unlocks [[Endless Remix]].
[[File:Game Wii P2-8 Medal.png|right|40px]]
When getting a [[Superb]] on a [[Two-Player Menu|Two-Player Game]], a {{Nihongo|Duo Medal|ペアメダル|Pair Medal}} is rewarded, showing an icon on the top-left corner of the [[Rhythm Game]]'s icon. Collecting these medals unlocks [[Endless Games#Two-Player|Two-Player Endless Games]].
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==''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''==
[[File:Game 3DS rvlKarate 4 Medal.png|right|60px]]
When getting a [[Superb]], a gold frame and medal icon on the top-left corner is displayed of the [[Rhythm Game]]'s icon, and on the figure's base during the story. Getting a [[Superb]] on all [[Rhythm Games]], and by extension all medals, is commemorated with a [[Badge]].
[[File:Game 3DS rvlKarate 4 Perfect Medal.png|right|60px]]
When getting a [[Perfect]], a platinum frame and medal icon with a "P" symbol on the top-left corner is displayed of the [[Rhythm Game]]'s icon, and on the figure's base during the story. Getting a [[Perfect]] on all [[Rhythm Games]], and by extension all "P" medals, is commemorated with a [[Badge]].


 
Aside from the aforementioned [[Badge|Badges]], collecting medals does not unlock anything in this game. Bonus content is instead obtained by purchasing it from the [[Shop]] using [[Coins]] and [[Flow Ball|Flow Balls]], or is unlocked through story progression.
 
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==''Rhythm Heaven''==
==In Other Languages==
[[File:Gold_Medal_DS.png|thumb|40px]]
{{Lang
 
|jp=メダル
===Gold Medal===
|rojp=Medaru
 
|mnjp=Medal
Unlike ''Rhythm Tengoku'' and ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'', a gold frame will appear around the minigame instead of an actual medal.
|us=Medals
 
|ca=Médailles<ref>''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' [https://web.archive.org/web/20230922031407/https://www.nintendo.com/consumer/gameslist/manuals/DS_Rythm_Heaven.pdf Manuel d'Instructions] (French)</ref>
[[File:Perfect_Medal.png|thumb|46px]]
|mnca=Medals
===Perfect Medal===
|fr=Médailles
Perfect medals in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' are simply Gold Medals with "PERFECT" displayed on the bottom.
|mnfr=Medals
 
|es=Medallas
 
|mnes=Medals
 
|de=Medaillen
==''In Rhythm Heaven Fever''==
|mnde=Medals
[[File:Gold_Medal_Fever.png|thumb|40px]]
|it=Medaglie
===Gold Medal===
|mnit=Medals
The gold medal design from ''Rhythm Tengoku'' returns with something similar in ''Rhythm Heaven Fever''. It is now located on the top-left of the frame instead.
|br=Medalhas<ref>"O desafio fica em conseguir medalhas de ouro e perfeição nas provas, que são prêmios dados aos jogadores mais." (The challenge is to achieve gold medals and perfection in the tests, which are prizes given to the best players.) ~ [https://archive.org/details/nintendo_world_pt_br/nintendo_world_122/page/16/mode/2up Nintendo World magazine, no. 122, page 16]</ref>
 
|mnbr=Medals
[[File:Perfect_Medal_Fever.png|thumb|40px]]
|pt=Medalhas<ref>''[[Rhythm Paradise]]'' [https://ia802306.us.archive.org/12/items/rhythm-paradise-portugal/Rhythm%20Paradise%20%28Portugal%29%20Manual.pdf Manual de Instruções] (Portuguese)</ref>
 
|mnpt=Medals
===Perfect Medal===
|kr=메달
The medal will be replaced with a Gold "P" when the minigame is completed with a Perfect rank. The minigame description will still read "Superb," however.
|rokr=Medal
==''Rhythm Heaven: The Best +''==
|mnkr=Medal}}
===Gold Medal===
{{Lang
The location of the golden metal from ''Rhythm Heaven Fever'' and the gold frame from ''Rhythm Heaven'' come together in ''Rhythm Heaven Megamix/The Best +.''[[File:Gold_Medal_The_Best+.png|thumb]]
|jp=ペアメダル
===Perfect Medal===
|rojp=Pea Medaru
The Golden "P" from ''Rhythm Heaven Fever'' makes a return, but with the addition of a fancier platinum outline.[[File:Perfect_Medal_The_Best+.png|thumb]]
|mnjp=Pair Medal
|us=Duo Medals
|uk=Dual Medals
|fr=Médailles 2J
|mnfr=Medals 2P
|es=Medallas a dobles
|mnes=Double medals
|de=Duett-Medaillen
|mnde=Duet-Medals
|it=Medaglie coppia
|mnit=Pair medals
|kr=페어 메달
|rokr=Peeo Medal
|mnkr=Pair Medal}}
==References==
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