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the epilogue. The Space-Rabbits make an appearance in Shoot-'Em-Up on the moon.

Mortar & Pestle Shadows on the Moon Japanese folklore says there's a rabbit on the moon, using

rabbit on the moon upon completion of the game is a reference to the moon rabbit, a Japanese myth which says that the dark patches on the moon's surface are

after it launches. The game's core gameplay stays the same; moving fuel orbs as they come along by following the co-worker's pattern. The main difference

Tiny Science, Rhythm Heaven Fever "alarm_03_magic_moon" ~ Animation filename for the face on the moon in Wake-Up Caller, Rhythm Heaven Fever "We've got

more wooden battleship is shown shooting down coconut-esque aliens near the moon. In Remix 9, a new fighter design attacks the homeworld. Remix 10 features

record got me the gold driver's license, I asked if I could keep my same picture. It's such a cute picture of me!" ~ Golden Driver's License, Rhythm Heaven Megamix

article: Wake-Up Caller/Development "alarm_03_magic_moon" ~ Animation filename for the face on the moon in Wake-Up Caller, Rhythm Heaven Fever "ハト君がーん" (Hato-kun

Coins come out of the sliced objects, which serve as the player's score. When the full moon rises, all coins earned will be multiplied by 10x for a brief

Ooooo - ugh. Terrible! Never stop singing! The moon looks nice tonight...

back in the day. The prologue having "2015 MADE IN KYOTO" beneath the game's logo and options for "1 PLAYER" and "2 PLAYERS" references how the earliest

game shares the same scenario as the one to Ninja Bodyguard: A big yellow moon with grass in the foreground with a dark blue sky. Mister Eagle reappears

and the Space-Rabbits are both based on the Moon rabbit in East Asian folklore. Despite both living on the moon, they were never seen interacting in the Rhythm

towers to the ones in the cutscene, and a similar prologue: A big yellow moon with grass in foreground, in a dark blue sky. Main article: Ninja Bodyguard/Development

watermelons, fish and yōkai to feed the local children. During this story, the moon occassionally shows the number 555-SAMURAI. Dialing it on the Phone plays

order to get to the moon. The rabbit lives on the moon, and is the best jumper there. While everyone on the moon was watching the "Moon Choice" held every

In Wake-Up Caller, the moon may look like the monster or a virus. キャラクターアルバム ステージ３ (Character Album Stage 3) "alarm_03_magic_moon" ~ Animation filename

from Working Dough, Play-Yan on a star, Air Batter's Rice Ball, and the Rabbit and his friends on the moon. Gameplay Counts (ゲームたち?, Game-tachi) takes place

consists of the following versions in Rhythm Heaven Megamix: Working Dough 2's giant female dough person retains her alternate appearance from Rhythm World

Dialogue in Super Samurai Slice, Rhythm Heaven Megamix "After every full moon, there are piles of this stuff lying all over the village. No one knows that