Merchandise
The Rhythm Heaven series has had relatively little official merchandise. Official items include stickers, clothing, soundtracks and promotional goods. This page lists all known official merchandise, with brief summaries and release or event context as available.
Rhythm Tengoku Arcade Prize Machine
The Arcade version of Rhythm Tengoku had UFO/claw-machine prizes featuring characters from Rhythm Tengoku[1]. These included:
- 『リズム天国 毛が伸びるクッション』 (Rhythm Tengoku Cushions with Growing Hair?): Cushions shaped like the Hair Vegetables, whose hairs can be pulled.
- 『リズム天国 毛付きロングＴシャツ』 (Rhythm Tengoku Long T-Shirts with Hair?): T-shirts depicting Karate Joe, Sarge as seen in Marcher 2, and Harry Onion, whose hairs can be pulled.
- 『リズム天国 プチプチマスコット』 (Rhythm Tengoku Small Mascots?): Keychain plushies of a Monkey, Harry Onion, The Clappy Trio, a yōkai and the Girl.
Image showing the obtainable prizes
The keychains
The Hair Vegetable cushions in a claw machine
- Merchandise Arcade Cushion.jpg
A Hair Vegetable cushion
The T-shirts in a claw machine
Rhythm Heaven Mall Launch Event
In 2009, to promote the release of Rhythm Heaven, Nintendo set up Rhythm Heaven 'lounges' at various major hubs across the US. There were several standees featuring Rhythm Heaven characters.
A sticker on the wall showing the way to the launch event
Ditto, but in vector
A standee featuring a Chorus Kid
A standee featuring a Moai Kid
A standee featuring Munchy Monk
A ROBO L prize box
A shot, featuring standees of Stomp Farmer and the game's logo
A standee featuring the Girl
Rhythm Paradise Sommertour Event
In 2009, there was a tour in Germany for Rhythm Paradise. Merchandise included red and green tour T-shirts with a Chorus Kid and a cajón drum featuring the game's logo.
A shot of the tour
Green Chorus Kid T-shirt
Rhythm Heaven Fever iam8bit Launch Event
In 2012, in North American, there was a launch event of Rhythm Heaven Fever, hosted by iam8bit[2][3]. Various promotional items include:
- A character figurine based on See and Saw.
- Flipper plushies.
- Headphones with the game's logo.
- Posters with the game's logo.
- T-shirts with Rhythm Heaven Fever art.
- Marshal cutouts.
- Heads of Robots from Screwbot Factory for putting on your head.
- Promotion Wii See and Saw Figurine 1.jpg
The See and Saw figurine
- Promotion Wii See and Saw Figurine 2.webp
Closer view of the figurine
Image with Rhythm Heaven Fever banners and the Flipper plushies
Closer view of the plushies
Rhythm Heaven Fever headphones
Rhythm Heaven Fever T-shirts
Cutouts of Marshal
Robot head
Stickers
- Rhythm Tengoku sticker sheet - included in the box of Rhythm Tengoku.
- Rhythm Tengoku Gold sticker sheet - given out at Tokyo Game Show 2008, promoting Rhythm Tengoku Gold.
- Minna no Rhythm Tengoku sticker sheet - a sticker sheet promoting Minna no Rhythm Tengoku.
- Nintendo DREAM #300 (April 2019) stickers - the 300th issue of Nintendo DREAM magazine included a set of stickers, some featuring Rhythm Heaven characters.
- Nintendo Museum stickers - stickers based off Rhythm Tengoku Gold that can be found in the gift shop of the Nintendo Museum.
Rhythm Tengoku sticker sheet
Rhythm Tengoku Gold sticker sheet
Minna no Rhythm Tengoku sticker sheet
Nintendo DREAM #300 stickers
- Merchandise DS Nintendo Museum Stickers 1.jpg
Nintendo Museum stickers
- Merchandise DS Nintendo Museum Stickers 2.jpg
Nintendo Museum stickers
Miscellaneous Merchandise
- Rhythm Tengoku (Wonder Life Special - Nintendo Official Guidebook) / リズム天国 (ワンダーライフスペシャル―任天堂公式ガイドブック) / ISBN 978-4091063229 - Nintendo-published strategy guide for Rhythm Tengoku released by Shogakukan (under their Wonder Life Special label)[4].
- Rhythm Tengoku official hand fan with the Donpans, released alongside one of Ami Tokito[5].
- Rhythm Paradise magnet - Promotional refrigerator magnet of a Chorus Kid.
- Rhythm Heaven Fever drumsticks - Toy drumsticks branded with Rhythm Heaven Fever artwork.
- Minna no Rhythm Tengoku clear file - A4-size plastic folder with Minna no Rhythm Tengoku artwork.
- Club Nintendo calendars - Official Nintendo calendar pages that you used to be able to get through Club Nintendo:
- The 2009 calendar featuring Rhythm Heaven artwork.
- The 2012 calendar featuring Rhythm Heaven Fever artwork on the May page.
- Club Nintendo Hand Towels - Rhythm Heaven Fever-themed traditional Japanese hand towels based on Samurai Slice 2 and Flipper-Flop that were released as Japan Club Nintendo rewards in 2012.
- Rhythm Tengoku: The Best+ pouch - a pouch given as a pre-order bonus for Rhythm Tengoku: The Best+ from Amazon Japan.
Rhythm Tengoku guidebook front
- Artwork GBA The☆Bon Odori Uchiwa.jpg
Official hand fan with the Donpans
Rhythm Paradise magnet
Rhythm Heaven Fever drumsticks
Rhythm Heaven Fever clear file
Rhythm Heaven calendar front
Rhythm Heaven calendar back
Rhythm Heaven Fever calendar front
Rhythm Heaven Fever calendar back
- Merchandise Wii Club Nintendo Towel 1.png
Samurai Slice 2 hand towel
- Merchandise Wii Club Nintendo Towel 2.png
Flipper-Flop hand towel
Rhythm Tengoku: The Best+ pre-order pouch front
Rhythm Tengoku: The Best+ pre-order pouch back
Artwork from the pre-order pouch
Soundtracks
- Main article: Rhythm Tengoku Zen Kyoku-shu
- Main article: Rhythm Tengoku Gold Kokunai-ban Kaigai-ban Zen Vocal-shu
- Main article: Minna no Rhythm Tengoku Zen Kyoku-shu
- Main article: Minna no Rhythm Tengoku Zen Vocal-shu
- Main article: Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise The Soundtrack
Trivia
- Krysta Yang, one of the former hosts of Nintendo Minute, owns one of the Flipper plushies which were at the Rhythm Heaven Fever iam8bit launch event[6]
References
- ↑ TOPICS
- ↑ Rhythm Heaven Fever Launch Event Footage 1
- ↑ Rhythm Heaven Fever Launch Event Footage 2
- ↑ Rhythm Tengoku (Wonder Life Special - Nintendo Official Guide Book)
- ↑ すなお [@sunao_G] (August 3, 2021). "懐かしすぎる！—うちわ家にありますよ！". ("Too nostalgic! — I have a fan at home!") Retrieved August 18, 2025 – via X.
- ↑ Krysta Yang [@breath0air] (June 19, 2022). "It’s safe and sound with me" Retrieved August 18, 2025 – via X.