Launch Party

Count down to launch!
Or rather, count down to
launches. Quite a few of
them, in fact.

　Rhythm Heaven Fever

Launch Party

Countdown initiated.
The Rhythm Rockets are
ready to launch. It's time
to see the world from a
new angle.

Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise

Launch Party

Count down to launch! Or rather,
count down to launches. Quite a
few of them, in fact.

　Rhythm Heaven Megamix

Launch Party (ロケットゼロ Roketo zero "Rocket Zero") is the 26th minigame in Rhythm Heaven Fever and the 65th minigame in Rhythm Heaven Megamix. This game is about launching miniature size rockets into outer space.

Gameplay

File:Launch Party gameplay.png

File:Launch Party 3DS gameplay.PNG

In the game, the player controls a square-shaped "launchpad" as it flies into space. As the launchpad flies, multiple kinds of rockets will pop up onto it. When a rocket appears on the launchpad, a countdown will appear on the launchpad's screen. The player needs to launch the rocket when the countdown reaches 0, launching it into space.

The are four different types of rockets, each with their own type of countdown.

Red "Ship" Rocket: Counts down from 3, at the rate of one number per beat.
Blue "Party Hat" Rocket: Counts down from 5, at a fast pace.
Green "Bell" Rocket: Counts down from 7, at a very fast pace.
Grey "Bowling Pin" Rocket: Counts down from 1, at a very slow pace. Launches on the third beat.

The countdowns are used to help judge the time to launch, but are also to confuse; the timing for each rocket other than the red ones is roughly the same.

Controls

Ⓐ/Tap: Launch rocket

Timing Display

Perfect!/Ace!: The rocket is launched into space, accompanied by a sound.
Early!/Late!: The rocket flies up a little bit, but can't get far and falls quickly.
Miss...: The rocket doesn't even get launched, and is bumped off by the next rocket.

Results

	From Mission Control()	From Mission Control()
	Your launch timing was...off. Those stars messed you up, huh?	Your launch timing was...off. Those stars messed you up, huh?
	Eh. Good enough.	Good try.
	Congrats on your successful launches... You stayed focused amid distraction.	Congrats on your successful launches... You stayed focused amid distraction.

	From Mission Control:
	Your launch timing was often out. The shooting stars really put you off.
	Eh. Passable.
	Your launches were a success. You coped with distractions.

	From Mission Control
	Your launch timing was...off. Those stars messed you up, huh?
	Eh. Passable.
	Congrats on your successful launches... You stayed focused amid distraction.

Epilogue



File:Launch Party Try Again.png	File:Launch Party OK.png	File:Launch Party Superb.png
Um...where are we?	One giant leap...	We've made contact!
Where are we?	It's a giant leap for lion-kind!	We're having a close encounter!



File:Launch Party 3DS Try Again.PNG	File:Launch Party 3DS OK.PNG	File:Launch Party 3DS Superb.PNG
Um...where are we?	One giant leap...	We've made contact!

Rhythm Item

Launchpad	Limitless Possibilities
File:Sprite 3DS Rhythm Item Launchpad.png.png	Man, a launchpad without rockets doesn't seem exciting, does it? It's like a blackboard that no one has written on. All potential, no drama.

Skill Star

The Skill Star appears in the middle of the game, during the star distraction.

Challenge Land

Launch Party appears in the following Challenge Train courses:

Appearances

Launch Party Practice.png

Launch Party (Practice)
Launch Party gameplay.png

Launch Party
Remix 10
Launch Party Remix 6.png

Remix 6
Launch Party Remix 8.png

Remix 8
Launch Party 3DS gameplay.PNG

Launch Party
Right-Hand Remix

Two Player Mode

A version of the game can be unlocked in the two-player mode, requiring the completion of the original game and the previous two-player game, Flipper-Flop, to unlock.

The game has two launchers, with the first player's being blue, and the second's orange. Both launchers have rockets pop up on them to be launched. The rockets and timing for the players are the same, requiring them to launch at the same time. However, partway through the game, each player will end up moving far into the background; they still need to launch rockets, so they need to contend with both the other player and stars obscuring their view.

File:LaunchParty2Pgameplay.png

Trivia

Getting either a Try Again or OK rating has a member of The Clappy Trio appearing on the rating screen. A Superb rating lets you see the UFO from Airboarder in the rating screen.
During the game, voices can be heard during certain points, though the voices are obscured by the music. This video lets you hear the voices without the music.
This game has slightly been updated in Megamix to have more stars appearing in the background when you reach the outer space.
The opening font looks similar to the "Superb" screen.

In Other Languages

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Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ロケットゼロ	Rocket Zero
French	Fusées	Rockets
Spanish	Cuenta atrás	Countdown
Italian	Rocket Zero
Korean	제로 로켓	Zero Rocket

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