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In the ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' version of ''[[Rhythm Tweezers 2|Rhythm Tweezers]]'', the game's practice starts off by asking the player to pluck out 4 hairs in a row on the vegetable's face while the practice music is played. After doing so, the next set asks the same thing of the player, however this time the curly hairs grow on the next veggie's face and the player must pluck out 2 normal hairs and 2 curly hairs. After doing so, the next set asks the same thing of the player, but there are now multiple hairs growing on yet another veggie and the player must alter between A and D-pad to pluck out 5 multiple hairs and the normal ones. After doing so, the real game begins. [[Rhythm Tweezers 2 (GBA)|Rhythm Tweezers 2]] does not have a practice. [[Rhythm Tweezers 2#Rhythm Tweezers 2P|Rhythm Tweezers 2P]] and [[Rhythm Tweezers 2 (GBA)#Rhythm Tweezers 2 2P|Rhythm Tweezers 2 2P]] both use a non-interactive demonstration instead of a practice. The [[Rhythm Tweezers|short version of the game]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' is also short, being only two sets with normal hairs and the new one. [[Harry Onion]] asks the player to use both A and D-pad to pluck out a few hairs growing. It doesn't explain the curly hair and multiple hair cues in this game, but Rhythm Tweezers 2 does explain these cues explained by that onion.
In the ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' version of ''[[Rhythm Tweezers 2|Rhythm Tweezers]]'', the game's practice starts off by asking the player to pluck out 4 hairs in a row on the vegetable's face while the practice music is played. After doing so, the next set asks the same thing of the player, however this time the curly hairs grow on the next veggie's face and the player must pluck out 2 normal hairs and 2 curly hairs. After doing so, the next set asks the same thing of the player, but there are now multiple hairs growing on yet another veggie and the player must alter between A and D-pad to pluck out 5 multiple hairs and the normal ones. After doing so, the real game begins. [[Rhythm Tweezers 2 (GBA)|Rhythm Tweezers 2]] does not have a practice. [[Rhythm Tweezers 2#Rhythm Tweezers 2P|Rhythm Tweezers 2P]] and [[Rhythm Tweezers 2 (GBA)#Rhythm Tweezers 2 2P|Rhythm Tweezers 2 2P]] both use a non-interactive demonstration instead of a practice. The [[Rhythm Tweezers|short version of the game]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' is also short, being only two sets with normal hairs and the new one. [[Harry Onion]] asks the player to use both A and D-pad to pluck out a few hairs growing. It doesn't explain the curly hair and multiple hair cues in this game, but Rhythm Tweezers 2 does explain these cues explained by that onion.
==Marching Orders==
==Marching Orders==
In the ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' version of ''[[Marching Orders]]'', the game's practice starts off by the Sarge asking the player to turn right face and left face face while the music plays. After doing so, the next set is explained and the Sarge asks the player to start marching and then he asks the player to halt to stop marching. After doing so, the real game begins. [[Marching Orders 2]] does not have a practice. Interestingly, the fast right face and left face turn cues are not explained during the practice. [[Marching Orders#Marching Orders 2P|Marching Orders 2P]] and [[Marching Orders 2#Marching Orders 2 2P|Marching Orders 2 2P]] both use a non-interactive demonstration instead of a practice. The ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' version keeps the same routine as in Tengoku, but this time the captions show up whenever Sarge explains the cues. The caption is "Right!", which player must "Press right D-pad to face to the right.".  The next caption is "Left!", which player must "Press left D-pad to face to the left." After doing so, the next set is explained. The caption is "March" and the player must "Press A to march.".Wthe next caption shows up and says "Halt!" which the player must "Press B to halt." while marching. After that, the real game begins.
In the ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' version of ''[[Marching Orders]]'', the game's practice starts off by the Sarge asking the player to turn right face and left face face while the music plays. After doing so, the next set is explained and the Sarge asks the player to start marching and then he asks the player to halt to stop marching. After doing so, the real game begins. [[Marching Orders 2]] does not have a practice. Interestingly, the fast right face and left face turn cues are not explained during the practice. [[Marching Orders#Marching Orders 2P|Marching Orders 2P]] and [[Marching Orders 2#Marching Orders 2 2P|Marching Orders 2 2P]] both use a non-interactive demonstration instead of a practice. The ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' version keeps the same routine as in Tengoku, but this time the captions show up whenever Sarge explains the cues. The caption is "Right!", which player must "Press right D-pad to face to the right.".  The next caption is "Left!", which player must "Press left D-pad to face to the left." After doing so, the next set is explained. The caption is "March" and the player must "Press A to march.".The next caption shows up and says "Halt!" which the player must "Press B to halt." while marching. After that, the real game begins.
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