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As mentioned previously, the Muscle Doll is very weak until the A button is pressed to give him muscles. In the Practice for [[Figure Fighter]], the Muscle Doll tells the player that they must press the A button at just the right moment so he can properly punch the punching bag. | As mentioned previously, the Muscle Doll is very weak until the A button is pressed to give him muscles. In the Practice for [[Figure Fighter]], the Muscle Doll tells the player that they must press the A button at just the right moment so he can properly punch the punching bag. | ||
[[ | [[Reading Material (Rhythm Heaven Fever)|Parental Controls]], the letter received upon perfecting [[Figure Fighter 2|Figure Fighter]] in [[Rhythm Heaven Fever]], tells a story about a boy trying to convince his parents to buy him a Muscle Doll. The mother denies him, telling him that it's cheap and it will break quickly. The boy sighs after being rejected a Muscle Doll because his parents think that he'll break the expensive toy. | ||
The [[Rhythm Item|rhythm items]] for Megamix's [[Figure Fighter]] games presumably talk about the same boy. In [[Figure Fighter]], he gets a knock-off muscle doll called a Mussell Doll, which clings to a rock when the button is pressed. In [[Figure Fighter 2]], the boy finally gets his Muscle Doll and begins playing with it, when his mom suddenly takes the box away. [[Figure Fighter 3]]'s rhythm item is a boxed Muscle Doll that belongs to the boy's brother. The boy has no idea why someone would want to buy something only to keep it in the box. | The [[Rhythm Item|rhythm items]] for Megamix's [[Figure Fighter]] games presumably talk about the same boy. In [[Figure Fighter]], he gets a knock-off muscle doll called a Mussell Doll, which clings to a rock when the button is pressed. In [[Figure Fighter 2]], the boy finally gets his Muscle Doll and begins playing with it, when his mom suddenly takes the box away. [[Figure Fighter 3]]'s rhythm item is a boxed Muscle Doll that belongs to the boy's brother. The boy has no idea why someone would want to buy something only to keep it in the box. | ||
==Purpose== | ==Purpose== | ||
The Muscle Doll requires the player to quickly react to four different cues: normal jabs, slow and fast double punches, and quick triple punches. | The Muscle Doll requires the player to quickly react to four different cues: normal jabs, slow and fast double punches, and quick triple punches. | ||