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The character in practice seems to have flesh-colored hands and neck, implying the white bear thing to be a mask. Wouldn't be farfetched, considering the Mysterious Lab Tech. For the record, the internal name of the character is "judge"
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In this game, four characters have a wine glass in front of them which they tap in a certain rhythm to console a sad-looking lady. The player is the fourth in line, and must copy what the first three tap onto their glass. | In this game, four characters have a wine glass in front of them which they tap in a certain rhythm to console a sad-looking lady. The player is the fourth in line, and must copy what the first three tap onto their glass. | ||
During practice, what appears to be a white bear | During practice, what appears to be a person in a white bear costume judges the player's performance, by holding up a sign with 〇 for a successful pattern, or ✕ if for a failed one. In the real thing, the spectator is a sad-looking lady who the four men are trying to cheer up. After a few rounds, the music goes faster, and more ladies get in line, including a green alien in a pink dress, a robot, and finally a woman with towering red hair. Each successful pattern adds a point, with the counter capped at 99. | ||
If the player is follows the rhythm properly, the spectating lady will cheer them on. If the player fails, she loses interest. Following the rhythm properly leads to her regaining interest, and failing again makes her leave the bar offscreen, resulting in a Game Over. | If the player is follows the rhythm properly, the spectating lady will cheer them on. If the player fails, she loses interest. Following the rhythm properly leads to her regaining interest, and failing again makes her leave the bar offscreen, resulting in a Game Over. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*With the game's music having a similar piano-jazz theme, and [[Barista]]'s appearance on the game's preview in the [[Endless Games]] menu, it is implied this bar is the [[Cafe]] itself. | *With the game's music having a similar piano-jazz theme, and [[Barista]]'s appearance on the game's preview in the [[Endless Games]] menu, it is implied this bar is the [[Cafe]] itself. | ||
* | *Unused of a bottle and its cap exist for this game. Coincidentally, the bottle's label has three flowers, similar to what the "OPEN" sign on the game's preview in the [[Endless Games]] menu is replaced with in ''[[Rhythm World]]''. | ||
==Video== | ==Video== | ||
[[File:Rhythm Heaven - Endless Games - Glass Tappers|thumb|center|300px]] | [[File:Rhythm Heaven - Endless Games - Glass Tappers|thumb|center|300px]] | ||