Love-san

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Love-san (ラブさん^?, Rabu-san) appears in the Kokuhaku Machine in Rhythm Tengoku. Love-san has a completely white body. He has tall, oval white shaped eyes and an open mouth. He wears red boots, a red undershirt, and a light blue shirt. On his head, he wears a red, heart shaped hat.

Story

Love-san stands in the middle of the Kokuhaku Machine. He dances and says quotes on the player's request. He's a boy who supports everyone's love. He seems to be looking for a lover himself^[3].

Appearances

Kokuhaku Machine

Gallery

Artwork from Rhythm Tengoku

In Super Smash Bros.

Although Love-san himself don't appear in the Super Smash Bros. series, the trophy for the Chorus Kids in Dairantō Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS mentions him.

コーラスメン		Translation
	不思議ふしぎな魅力みりょくのキャラクターの多おおさでいえば、『リズム天国てんごく』の右みぎに出でる作品さくびんはそんなにない。たとえば「子孫しそんたち」「ウラおとこ」「わるもの」、ひねったのか、そのままなのか、わからない。また、「ミニ町人ちょうにん」「ラブさん」「トランとポリン」、かわいい、なんていうか、とてもかわいい。そんな中なかから今回こんかい、「コーラスメン」をどうぞ。	When it comes to having many mysterious and charming characters, there are not many works to the right of "Rhythm Heaven". For example, "Shison-tachi", "Mr. Upbeat", "Waru Mono", I don't know if they were twisted or have always been like that. Meanwhile, "Mini Chōnin", "Love-san", "Tram and Poline" are cute, very cute. Please enjoy the "Chorus Kids" this time.

In Other Languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ラブさん^[3]	Mr. Love

References

↑ "最初に任天堂サイドでたたき台をつくったんですね。自前で作詞・作曲をして、歌はデザイナーの女の子に頼んで、それをつんく♂さんに聴いていただいたんです。すると、つんく♂さんから「歌ってる人、うまいねえ」とほめていただいたので、「そのまま使われるかも？」って、淡い期待をいだいたのですが、そのあと時東ぁあみさんに歌っていただくことになって…。たたき台だったとはいえ、すごく気合いを入れてつくったんですけどね（笑）。ちなかみに、デザイナーの女の子は、「スペースダンス」の「Turn Right」や「告白マシーン」の声も担当しています。" (First, Nintendo created the basis for the song. I wrote the lyrics and music myself, asked a designer girl to sing the song, and had Tsunku♂ listen to it. Then, Tsunku♂ complimented me on my song, saying, "The singer is good". I had faint hopes that they might use the song as it was, but then, after that, Ami Tokito sang it for us. Even though it was just a draft, I put a lot of energy into it (laughs). The designer girl also voices Space Dance's "Turn Right" and "Kokuhaku Machine".) ~ Masami Yone, Rhythm Tengoku Zen Kyoku-shu STAFF'S VOICE
↑ "s_space_ikeo_right" ~ Internal filename of one of the feminine voice clips in Space Dance, Rhythm Tengoku
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 キャラクターアルバムおまけコーナー (Character Album Omake Corner)

[1] "最初に任天堂サイドでたたき台をつくったんですね。自前で作詞・作曲をして、歌はデザイナーの女の子に頼んで、それをつんく♂さんに聴いていただいたんです。すると、つんく♂さんから「歌ってる人、うまいねえ」とほめていただいたので、「そのまま使われるかも？」って、淡い期待をいだいたのですが、そのあと時東ぁあみさんに歌っていただくことになって…。たたき台だったとはいえ、すごく気合いを入れてつくったんですけどね（笑）。ちなかみに、デザイナーの女の子は、「スペースダンス」の「Turn Right」や「告白マシーン」の声も担当しています。" (First, Nintendo created the basis for the song. I wrote the lyrics and music myself, asked a designer girl to sing the song, and had Tsunku♂ listen to it. Then, Tsunku♂ complimented me on my song, saying, "The singer is good". I had faint hopes that they might use the song as it was, but then, after that, Ami Tokito sang it for us. Even though it was just a draft, I put a lot of energy into it (laughs). The designer girl also voices Space Dance's "Turn Right" and "Kokuhaku Machine".) ~ Masami Yone, Rhythm Tengoku Zen Kyoku-shu STAFF'S VOICE

[2] "s_space_ikeo_right" ~ Internal filename of one of the feminine voice clips in Space Dance, Rhythm Tengoku

[website-3] 3.0 ^3.1 キャラクターアルバムおまけコーナー (Character Album Omake Corner)

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