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Notably, the North American version was only made available for download on the [[niwanetwork:Nintendo eShop|Nintendo eShop]] and never received a physical release unlike in other regions. As the [[niwanetwork:Nintendo eShop|Nintendo eShop]] closed in March of 2023, this version can no longer be purchased.
Notably, the North American version was only made available for download on the [[niwanetwork:Nintendo eShop|Nintendo eShop]] and never received a physical release unlike in other regions. As the [[niwanetwork:Nintendo eShop|Nintendo eShop]] closed in March of 2023, this version can no longer be purchased.
==Main Game==
==[[Rhythm Games]]==
{{Spoiler}}During the story of the game, the player helps a character named [[Tibby]] get back to [[Heaven World]] by completing various [[Rhythm Games]] and restoring the flow. On their way, they meet various characters who guide them through their various lands; as well as the [[Gatekeeper Trio]] who block their path.
{{Spoiler}}During the story of the game, the player helps a character named [[Tibby]] get back to [[Heaven World]] by completing various [[Rhythm Games]] and restoring the flow. On their way, they meet various characters who guide them through their various lands; as well as the [[Gatekeeper Trio]] who block their path. Throughout the game, [[Rupert]] pops in and out to inform the player of any events, such as something new being unlocked, or when a [[Perfect Campaign]] is going on.


Throughout the game, [[Rupert]] pops in and out to inform the player of any events, namely when something new is unlocked, or when a [[Perfect Campaign]] is going on.
The majority of [[Rhythm Games]] appear over the course of the story, where they are grouped into stages of four; one from ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', one from ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'', one from ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'', and one new for ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''. All towers have a [[Remix]] at the end as well.
==Challenge Land==
[[Challenge Land]] is a new feature in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' which allows up to 4 players to play various courses consisting of [[Rhythm Games]] with altered rules. The [[Perfect Campaign]] returns, as part of Challenge Land. If the player misses during an attempt, the game ends with the message "You Missed..." instead of continuing like a normal game. After a [[Perfect]] is obtained, the player does not receive a [[Gift]]. Instead, each campaign awards one [[Flow Ball]], which can used to purchase [[Rhythm Games]] at the [[Shop]].
==[[Rhythm Games]]==
The majority of games appear over the course of the story, where they are grouped into Stages of four; one from ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', one from ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'', one from ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'', and one new for ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''. All towers have a [[Remix]] at the end as well.


The games in [[Honeybee Land]], [[Machine Land]], [[Citrus Land]] and [[Barbershop Land]] are short versions of the original games with new music and visuals. They take the original name and description of the games, while the long versions, being the actual original games, are given new names, which in English often coincide with the arrange versions in previous installments.
The games in [[Honeybee Land]], [[Machine Land]], [[Citrus Land]] and [[Barbershop Land]] are short versions of the original games with new music and visuals. They take the original name and description of the games, while the long versions, being the actual original games, are given new names, which in English often coincide with the arrange versions in previous installments.
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==Endless Games==
==Endless Games==
[[Endless Games]] return in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', including one game from each installment, and a new one of its own. They are unlocked by completing all three Trials set by the [[Gatekeeper Trio]] on that game's Gate, after which the endless game will be available in the [[Museum]].
[[Endless Games]] return in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', including one game from each installment, and a new one of its own. They are unlocked by completing all three Trials set by the [[Gatekeeper Trio]] on that game's Gate, after which the endless game will be available in the [[Museum]].
==Challenge Land==
[[Challenge Land]] is a new feature in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' which allows up to 4 players to ride the [[Challenge Train]] though various courses consisting of [[Rhythm Games]] with altered rules. The [[Perfect Campaign]] returns, appearing in this section. If the player misses during an attempt, the game ends with the message "You Missed..." rather than continuing like a normal game. After a [[Perfect]] is obtained, the player does not receive a [[Gift]]. Instead, each campaign awards one [[Flow Ball]], which can used to purchase [[Rhythm Games]] at the [[Shop]].
==Missing Games==
==Missing Games==
While most [[Rhythm Games|games]] returned in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', 24 didn't make the cut. The following are the games from past installments of ''[[Rhythm Heaven (series)|Rhythm Heaven]]'' that did not return for ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''. (Arrange versions whose long version is in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' are written in {{Nihongo|this font}}. [[Remix]]es, [[Endless Games]], [[File:TempoUpExtra1.png|72px]] Games, and [[Two-Player Menu|Two-Player Games]] aren't listed.) Many of the Arrange versions have new patterns or new cues, which also exist in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', but are never used. It is debatable how many of these were actually intended to appear in the game or were simply leftover data from the porting process.
While most [[Rhythm Games|games]] returned in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', 24 didn't make the cut. The following are the games from past installments of ''[[Rhythm Heaven (series)|Rhythm Heaven]]'' that did not return for ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''. (Arrange versions whose long version is in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' are highlighted in {{Nihongo|this font}}. [[Remix]]es, [[Endless Games]], [[File:TempoUpExtra1.png|72px]] Games, and [[Two-Player Menu|Two-Player Games]] aren't listed.) Many of the Arrange versions have new patterns or new cues, which also exist in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', but are never used. It is debatable how many of these were actually intended to appear in the game or were simply leftover data from the porting process.
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Several [[List of Scrapped Rhythm Games#Rhythm Heaven Megamix|scrapped new games]] can also be found.
Several [[List of Scrapped Rhythm Games#Rhythm Heaven Megamix|scrapped new games]] also exist.
==Trailers==
==Trailers==
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**Have games with up to three [[Rhythm Games#Versions|versions]].
**Have games with up to three [[Rhythm Games#Versions|versions]].
**Have no new Prologue jingles, aside from remixed ones from previous games and for [[Remix]]es.
**Have no new Prologue jingles, aside from remixed ones from previous games and for [[Remix]]es.
*This is the second time where [[Karate Man]] is the first [[Rhythm Game]], after ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''. It also features three [[Karate Man]] games as the end of a Stage, like in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' and ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''.
*This is the second time where [[Karate Man]] is the first [[Rhythm Game]], after ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''. It also features three [[Karate Man]] games as the end of a stage, like in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' and ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''.
*During the [[Memories|Memory]] "[[To Heaven World]]", the following things and characters from various games can be seen.
**The tree from [[Lush Remix]].
**The [[Huebirds of Happiness]] from [[Flock Step]].
**The [[Skill Star]].
**The planet from [[Remix 7 (Wii)|Remix 7]] of [[Rhythm Heaven Fever]].
**The [[Rhythm Rockets]] from [[Launch Party]].
**The [[Space Umpire]] From [[Spaceball]].
**The huge machine from [[Working Dough]]. It also shines the color of the forest.
**[[Play-Yan]] and [[Stars|the star]] from [[Night Walk]].
**The rice ball from [[Spaceball]].
**All the colors for each [[Remix]].
**The [[Rabbit]]s from [[Bunny Hop]].
**The outline for the star in [[Star Land]].
*While using Simple Tap mode, a similar character to the one in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' appears on the Touch Screen.
*While using Simple Tap mode, a similar character to the one in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' appears on the Touch Screen.
*The announcer in English is voiced by [http://www.mariannadefazio.com Marianna DeFazio], reused from ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''.
*The announcer in English is voiced by [http://www.mariannadefazio.com Marianna DeFazio], reused from ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''.
*There are two [[Wario...Where?|Challenge Train]] courses, where many characters are replaced with [[WarioWare]] characters. Both series are created by the same developers.
*There are two [[Wario...Where?|Challenge Train]] courses where many characters are replaced with [[WarioWare]] characters.
**[[Ashley]] also makes a cameo in the [[Café]] as a doll.
**[[Ashley]] also makes a cameo in the [[Café]] as a doll.
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