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{{Nihongo|'''Tanooki & Monkey'''|たぬき＆モンキー<ref name="Interview">[https://www.1101.com/nintendo/rythm_heaven2/07.html Hobonichi interview]</ref>|Tanuki & Monkī}} is an unused minigame found within [[Rhythm Tengoku]]. The drummer | {{Nihongo|'''Tanooki & Monkey'''|たぬき＆モンキー<ref name="Interview">[https://www.1101.com/nintendo/rythm_heaven2/07.html Hobonichi interview]</ref>|Tanuki & Monkī}} is an unused minigame found within [[Rhythm Tengoku]]. The drummer is taking [[Drum Lessons]] from {{Nihongo|'''[[Monkey]]'''|サル|Saru}} and {{Nihongo|'''Ponta'''|ポン太|Ponta}} by [[Samurai Drummer]]'s request. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
The player controls the drummer on the far right. Their task is to copy the patters that | The player controls the drummer on the far right. Their task is to copy the patters that Monkey and Ponta play. | ||
When | When Monkey plays the snare with his left hand, it is expected that A will be pressed to play the snare drum with your right hand. When he plays with his left hand, it is expected that Right on the D-Pad is used to drum it with your right hand. However, the full drum controls are available; therefore, the player doesn't have to use the respective hand to drum. | ||
When Ponta plays his tom-tom, use D-Pad Down to copy him. The player gets three tries for each pattern. At the end of the game, a numbered score is received, like in [[Rhythm-kan Sokutei]]. However, losing the pattern three times results in a game over, and 0 points. | When Ponta plays his tom-tom, use D-Pad Down to copy him. The player gets three tries for each pattern. At the end of the game, a numbered score is received, like in [[Rhythm-kan Sokutei]]. However, losing the pattern three times results in a game over, and 0 points. | ||
==Controls== | ==Controls== | ||
{{Controls|A=Hit the middle drum with your right hand|D=Hit the left drum (left)/Hit the middle drum with your left hand (right)}} | |||
==Timing Display== | |||
* '''Perfect!/Ace!''': You play the pattern correctly. The game moves on to the next pattern. | |||
==Timing | * '''Early!/Late!''': N/A | ||
* | * '''Miss...''': Monkey points out that the pattern is wrong and asks you to try again. You only get three tries on each pattern. | ||
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* Miss: | |||
==Video== | ==Video== | ||
[[File:Karate Man but it's an unused Drumming Game|thumb|left]] | [[File:Karate Man but it's an unused Drumming Game|thumb|left]] | ||
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**The first song from this sequence was repurposed as the High Score jingle in [[Mr. Upbeat]], the second was expanded into the second song used in [[Rap Machine]], while the third goes unused completely. | **The first song from this sequence was repurposed as the High Score jingle in [[Mr. Upbeat]], the second was expanded into the second song used in [[Rap Machine]], while the third goes unused completely. | ||
**The second sequence begins with Samurai Drummer playing a relatively simple pattern, then goes crazy on the drums, and asks the drummer to copy it. As soon as they player gets to the crazy drumming, Samurai Drummer stops them and says he was just kidding with that part. The player receives a numbered score after completing these sequences like in Tanooki & Monkey. | **The second sequence begins with Samurai Drummer playing a relatively simple pattern, then goes crazy on the drums, and asks the drummer to copy it. As soon as they player gets to the crazy drumming, Samurai Drummer stops them and says he was just kidding with that part. The player receives a numbered score after completing these sequences like in Tanooki & Monkey. | ||
*In the final game, the role of the monkey- | *In the final game, the role of the monkey-like drummer was essentially taken by [[Anata]]. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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