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|Number = 3 (Tengoku)<br>67 (Megamix)|Reward = Dry Drum (Tengoku)<br>1 Flow Ball (Megamix) | |Number = 3 (Tengoku)<br>67 (Megamix)|Reward = Dry Drum (Tengoku)<br>1 Flow Ball (Megamix) | ||
|image = <tabber>Rhythm Tengoku=[[File:Marcher_Card.PNG|280px]]|-|Megamix=[[File:Marcher_title_3DS.PNG|280px]]</tabber>|-|-|jname = マーチャ | |image = <tabber>Rhythm Tengoku=[[File:Marcher_Card.PNG|280px]]|-|Megamix=[[File:Marcher_title_3DS.PNG|280px]]</tabber>|-|-|jname = マーチャ | ||
|rname = | |rname = Marcher}} | ||
{{Nihongo|'''Marching Orders'''|マーチャ|Marcher}}, is the 3rd minigame in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' and the 67th minigame in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''. In this game, the player controls a [[Cadets|Cadet]], who is undergoing marching training with three other cadets while following their [[Sarge]]'s orders. The game's sequel, [[Marching Orders 2]], is unlocked later on in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]''. | |||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
[[File:Marching Orders Arcade.png|thumb|240px]] | [[File:Marching Orders Arcade.png|thumb|240px]] | ||
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* ”Attention, March!” | * ”Attention, March!” | ||
* ”Attention, Halt!” | * ”Attention, Halt!” | ||
* ”Left | * ”Left-face, Turn!” | ||
* ”Right | * ”Right-face, Turn!” | ||
The player must perform these with proper timing along with the other Cadets. | The player must perform these with proper timing along with the other Cadets. Just before the game ends, the Cadets will be moved offscreen, still marching. When all of the Cadets have disappeared, the game will end. | ||
==Controls== | ==Controls== | ||
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*A: March | *A: March | ||
*B: Halt | *B: Halt | ||
*Left: | *Left: Left Face | ||
*Right: | *Right: Right Face | ||
==== Simple Tap Mode ==== | ==== Simple Tap Mode ==== | ||
*Tap: Appropriate Action | *Tap: Appropriate Action | ||
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====OK==== | ====OK==== | ||
*"Eh. Passable." | *"Eh. Passable." | ||
====Superb==== | ====Superb==== | ||
*"Stone-solid stepping!" | *"Stone-solid stepping!" | ||
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*This is the one of a few games in Megamix to use every button (the D-Pad, the "B" button and the "A" button). The others are [[Super Samurai Slice]] & [[Super Samurai Slice 2|its sequel]]. | *This is the one of a few games in Megamix to use every button (the D-Pad, the "B" button and the "A" button). The others are [[Super Samurai Slice]] & [[Super Samurai Slice 2|its sequel]]. | ||
*According to a picture in Tengoku's credits, the cadet's hair colors are red, yellow, blue, and orange. | *According to a picture in Tengoku's credits, the cadet's hair colors are red, yellow, blue, and orange. | ||
* | * This game contains unused sprites, consisting of: | ||
** The | ** The player characters clapping.[[File:MarchingOrdersUnused.jpeg|thumb|220x220px]] | ||
** The | ** The player characters of other versions pointing like in [[Marching Orders 2]]. Although these can be seen in action by swapping the graphics in the GBA version, there is no way to activate them in the 3DS version. | ||
** The Alien Bunnies marching like the humans in the | ** The Alien Bunnies marching like the humans in the other versions, something similar to their dance in WarioWare, and them looking upwards with their mouths open. None of these have any animations made for them. | ||
== In Other Languages== | == In Other Languages== | ||