Rhythm Rockets

Rhythm Rockets

Image

File:Rocket Zero 2.png
Artwork from Rhythm Heaven Megamix

Appears in

Rhythm Heaven Fever
Rhythm Heaven Megamix

Rhythm Rockets (ロケットゼロ^?, Rocket Zero) are miniature rockets appearing in Launch Party in Rhythm Heaven Fever and Rhythm Heaven Megamix.

Story

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 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, 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. People see the launchpad without rockets to be as boring as a blackboard with nothing written on it.

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.

File:Rhythm Rocket 1.png

The Family Model (「レッツ号」^?, "Let's-gō"), known as the "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.

File:Rhythm Rocket 2.png

The Party Cracker Model (「クラッカー号」^?, "Cracker-gō"), known as the "Cracker" model in Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise, counts down from 5, at a fast pace. It makes a loud bang at launch and is meant to impress at parties. It doesn't leave confetti to clean up, so it is considered environment-friendly.

File:Rhythm Rocket 3.png

The Bell Model (「ベル号」^?, "Bell-gō"), known as the "Belle" model in Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise, counts down from 7, at a very fast pace. It launches with a clear chime. It is suited for weddings and other celebrations.

File:Rhythm Rocket 4.png

The Bowling Model (「ボウリング号」^?, "Bowling-gō"), known as the "Stricker" model in Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise, counts down from 1, at a very slow pace. It launches with the satisfying sound of a perfect strike.

Appearances

• File:Launch Party 3DS icon.png Launch Party
• File:Remix 6 Wii icon.png Remix 6
• File:Remix 8 Wii icon.png Remix 8
• File:Remix 10 wii icon.png Remix 10
• File:Right Remix icon.png Right-Hand Remix

Gallery

• Rocket Zero 2.png

  Artwork from Rhythm Heaven Megamix

Trivia

• The Bowling Model resembles Orbulon, a character from WarioWare Series.
• While most languages generally translate the Reading Material consistently or at least non-contradictory, some languages omit certain details. For example, Rhythm Rockets is written from the 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

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ロケットゼロ	Rocket Zero
EnglishNOA	Rhythm Rockets
EnglishNOE	Rhythm Rockets
French	Les fusées	The rockets
Spanish	Cohetes espaciales	Space rockets
Italian	I razzi spaziali	The space rockets
Korean	제로 로켓	Zero Rocket

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	<span class="tooltip" title="Rettsu-gō Kurakkā-gō Beru-gō Bōringu-gō" style="text-decoration: underline; text-decoration-style: dotted">レッツ号 クラッカー号 ベル号 ボウリング号	Let's Model (Pun on "Let's Go") Cracker Model Bell Model Bowling Model
EnglishNOA	Family Model Party Cracker Model Bell Model Bowling Model
EnglishNOE	"Trusty" model "Cracker" model "Belle" model "Striker" model
French	Le modèle « Émentaire » Le modèle « Égant » Le modèle « Oinié » Le modèle « Itiste »	The model "Ementary" The model "Egant" The model "Distant" The model "Itist" Each name is a pun, adding the "èle" part of "modèle" to the beginning of the name completes the word
Spanish	Vacohete Craqcohete Campanacohete Bolocohete	Emptyrocket Crackerocket Bellrocket Bowlrocket
Italian	"Affidabilis" "Popop" "Campanula" "Birillius"	"Reliable" "Popop" "Bellflower" "Bowling Skittle"
Korean	<span class="tooltip" title="Lescheu Ho Keulaekeo Ho Bel Ho Bolling Ho" style="text-decoration: underline; text-decoration-style: dotted">렛츠호 크래커호 벨호 볼링호	Let's Model (Pun on "Let's Go") Cracker Model Bell Model Bowling Model

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	開発責任者のロケット・トバース	Development Manager Rocket Toverse
French	Le professeur Lance D. Phuzay	Professor Lance D. Phuzay [Pun on "Lancer des fusées" (Launching rockets)]
Spanish	Roberto Cohete	Pun on "Cohete" (Rocket)
Italian	Marte Razzetti	Pun on "Mars Rockets"
Korean	개발 책임자인노개도	No Gae-do, head of development