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{{About|the objects from [[Launch Party]]|the [[Rhythm Rockets (Reading Material)|Reading Material]] regarding them}} | |||
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Many Rhythm Rockets get launched during [[Launch Party]] as part of a mission to "find where rhythm comes from." The crew on the rockets find the abundance of stars to be "absolutely amazing," and they proceed to take lots of pictures. In the epilogue, it is shown that [[The Clappy Trio (characters)|The Clappy Trio]] are part of the crew. In the [[Superb]] epilogue in particular, they appear to make contact with the mothership seen in [[Airboarder]]. In [[Remix 6 (Wii)|Remix 6]], a launchpad launching Rhythm Rockets appears to be an attraction at the amusement park the [[Remix]] takes place in. Eventually, the launchpad ran out of power, and as such, completed its mission. The people wait for the rockets, carrying their hopes and dreams, to return to Earth and bring new life to it<ref>"ロケットたちを送り出してきたはっしゃ台は、そろそろ動力が切れ、やくめを終えようとしています。夢と希望を乗せたロケットが、いつか地球に、せいかを持ち帰ってくるのを、この広大な宇宙で、えいえんに見守りつづけるのです。" (The launchpad that has sent many rockets out is about to run out of power and complete its mission. In the vastness of space, we will continue to watch over the rockets carrying our hopes and dreams, hoping that they will one day bring back a new life to the Earth.) ~ [[Launchpad|はっしゃ台]] (Launchpad), ''[[Rhythm Tengoku: The Best+]]''</ref>. People see the launchpad without rockets to be as boring as a blackboard with nothing written on it<ref>"Man, a launchpad without rockets doesn't seem very exciting, does it? It's like a blackboard that no one has written on. All potential, no drama." ~ [[Launchpad]], ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''</ref>. | Many Rhythm Rockets get launched during [[Launch Party]] as part of a mission to "find where rhythm comes from." The crew on the rockets find the abundance of stars to be "absolutely amazing," and they proceed to take lots of pictures. In the epilogue, it is shown that [[The Clappy Trio (characters)|The Clappy Trio]] are part of the crew. In the [[Superb]] epilogue in particular, they appear to make contact with the mothership seen in [[Airboarder]]. In [[Remix 6 (Wii)|Remix 6]], a launchpad launching Rhythm Rockets appears to be an attraction at the amusement park the [[Remix]] takes place in. Eventually, the launchpad ran out of power, and as such, completed its mission. The people wait for the rockets, carrying their hopes and dreams, to return to Earth and bring new life to it<ref>"ロケットたちを送り出してきたはっしゃ台は、そろそろ動力が切れ、やくめを終えようとしています。夢と希望を乗せたロケットが、いつか地球に、せいかを持ち帰ってくるのを、この広大な宇宙で、えいえんに見守りつづけるのです。" (The launchpad that has sent many rockets out is about to run out of power and complete its mission. In the vastness of space, we will continue to watch over the rockets carrying our hopes and dreams, hoping that they will one day bring back a new life to the Earth.) ~ [[Launchpad|はっしゃ台]] (Launchpad), ''[[Rhythm Tengoku: The Best+]]''</ref>. People see the launchpad without rockets to be as boring as a blackboard with nothing written on it<ref>"Man, a launchpad without rockets doesn't seem very exciting, does it? It's like a blackboard that no one has written on. All potential, no drama." ~ [[Launchpad]], ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''</ref>. | ||
Rhythm Rockets also appear to be sold to the general public. Every year, new models are developed, with the current year's four models being depicted throughout the game<ref>[[Reading Material | Rhythm Rockets also appear to be sold to the general public. Every year, new models are developed, with the current year's four models being depicted throughout the game<ref>[[Rhythm Rockets (Reading Material)|Rhythm Rockets]], ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''</ref>.{{clear}} | ||
[[File:Artwork Wii Launch Party A.png|thumb|left|32px]]The {{Nihongo|Family Model|「レッツ号」|"Let's-gō"}}, known as the {{Nihongo|"Trusty"}} model in ''[[Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise]]'', counts down from 3, one number per beat. It is easy to launch and is suited to all kinds of uses.{{clear}} | [[File:Artwork Wii Launch Party A.png|thumb|left|32px]]The {{Nihongo|Family Model|「レッツ号」|"Let's-gō"}}, known as the {{Nihongo|"Trusty"}} model in ''[[Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise]]'', counts down from 3, one number per beat. It is easy to launch and is suited to all kinds of uses.{{clear}} | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The Bowling Model resembles [[Orbulon]], a character from the ''[[WarioWare Series]]''. | *The Bowling Model resembles [[Orbulon]], a character from the ''[[WarioWare Series]]''. | ||
*While most languages generally translate the [[Reading Material (Rhythm Heaven Fever)|Reading Material]] consistently or at least non-contradictory, some languages omit certain details. For example, [[Reading Material | *While most languages generally translate the [[Reading Material (Rhythm Heaven Fever)|Reading Material]] consistently or at least non-contradictory, some languages omit certain details. For example, [[Rhythm Rockets (Reading Material)|Rhythm Rockets]] is written from the {{Nihongo|Development Manager Rocket Toverse|開発責任者のロケット・トバース|Kaihatsu Sekininsha no Roketto Tobāsu}}, who explains the differences in the four models. While this person's name is localized in most languages, it is omitted entirely in the English and German versions. | ||
==In Other Languages== | ==In Other Languages== | ||
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