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Medals are rewards earned by completing a minigame with a [[superb]] ("High Level" in Rhythm Tengoku) or [[Perfect|perfect]] rank, which will also unlock [[Endless Games]] and [[Rhythm Toys]]. Perfect medals will unlock a minigame's soundtrack or passage | |||
==Rhythm Tengoku== | ==Rhythm Tengoku== | ||
===[[File:Tengoku_Medal.png|thumb|left]]Gold Medal=== | ===[[File:Tengoku_Medal.png|thumb|left]]Gold Medal=== | ||
A medal is displayed on the top-right corner. | |||
===Perfect Medal=== | ===Perfect Medal=== | ||
Perfect medals are not displayed on the frame but rather shown as text below the description of the minigame. | |||
==Rhythm Heaven== | ==Rhythm Heaven== | ||
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===[[File:Gold_Medal_DS.png|thumb|left|46px]]Gold Medal=== | ===[[File:Gold_Medal_DS.png|thumb|left|46px]]Gold Medal=== | ||
Unlike [[Rhythm Tengoku]] and [[Rhythm Heaven Fever]], a gold frame will appear around the minigame instead of an actual medal. | |||
===Perfect | ===Perfect Medal=== | ||
Perfect | Perfect medals in Rhythm Heaven are simply Gold Medals with "PERFECT" displayed on the bottom. | ||
==In Rhythm Heaven Fever== | ==In Rhythm Heaven Fever== | ||
===Silver Medal=== | |||
This medal simply signals the minigame is cleared with an [[OK]] ("Mediocre" in Rhythm Tengoku) rank. This will NOT earn any rewards. | |||
===Gold Medal=== | |||
The gold medal design from Rhythm Tengoku returns with something similar in Rhythm Heaven Fever. It is now located on the top-left of the frame instead. | |||
===Perfect Medal=== | |||
The medal will be replaced with a Gold "P" when the minigame is completed with a Perfect rank. | |||