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*{{Nihongo|Long}}: The most common type, which are found from the start of the game until the [[Staff Credits]]. Some internal data may call these "Normal" versions, but most of the time they are left without a label. These games appear in [[Donut Land]], [[Songbird Land]], the Towers in [[Lush Woods]], the Lands in [[Heaven World]] and the [[Shop]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''. These games are internally labeled as such regardless if they have a Short version to compare to, and for the purposes of {{SITENAME}}, this label is used retroactively for prior games as well for the sake of brevity. | *{{Nihongo|Long}}: The most common type, which are found from the start of the game until the [[Staff Credits]]. Some internal data may call these "Normal" versions, but most of the time they are left without a label. These games appear in [[Donut Land]], [[Songbird Land]], the Towers in [[Lush Woods]], the Lands in [[Heaven World]] and the [[Shop]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''. These games are internally labeled as such regardless if they have a Short version to compare to, and for the purposes of {{SITENAME}}, this label is used retroactively for prior games as well for the sake of brevity. | ||
*{{Nihongo|Arrange}}: These games appear in Revival, Technician and Last Technician in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', after the [[Staff Credits]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' and ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'', and in [[Mamarin Palace]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''. They have an arranged version of the original song, a new appearance, and often a higher difficulty. Most of them in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' and some in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' don't feature unique music or appearances, however. | *{{Nihongo|Arrange}}: These games appear in Revival, Technician and Last Technician in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', after the [[Staff Credits]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' and ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'', and in [[Mamarin Palace]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''. They have an arranged version of the original song, a new appearance, and often a higher difficulty. Most of them in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' and some in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]'' don't feature unique music or appearances, however. | ||
*{{Nihongo|Remix}}: Special games that combine previous ones into a new one, often with new visuals to match. The graphics for these are usually labeled with the number of the [[Remix]] they belong to. | |||
Lore-wise, each version can be seen as a part of the general story to a rhythm game; for example, most Arrange versions are presented as happening after the Long version, making them a sequel. Meanwhile, the story seen in the Short versions is shown to lead in to that of the Long version, making it a prequel. | Lore-wise, each version can be seen as a part of the general story to a rhythm game; for example, most Arrange versions are presented as happening after the Long version, making them a sequel. Meanwhile, the story seen in the Short versions is shown to lead in to that of the Long version, making it a prequel. Remixes however are left ambiguous in this regard. | ||
===Other Versions=== | ===Other Versions=== | ||
There are other versions a game can have, though most of them are internally labeled the same as what the Long versions are in their respective games. These don't award [[Medal]]s or [[Perfect]]s. | There are other versions a game can have, though most of them are internally labeled the same as what the Long versions are in their respective games. These don't award [[Medal]]s or [[Perfect]]s. | ||