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==Fish== | ==Fish== | ||
[[File:Quicknibble.png|thumb|64px]] | [[File:Quicknibble.png|thumb|64px]] | ||
[[File:Tasty Fish.png|thumb | [[File:Sprite 3DS Rhythm Item Tasty Fish.png|alt=|thumb]] | ||
The {{Nihongo|Quicknibble|スグクイ|Sugukui}}, also known as the {{Nihongo|Gulper}} in [[Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise]], is an adorable little orange fish with no sense of self-preservation whatsoever. They taste the bait twice then bite into it without waiting around. A Quicknibble appears in [[Love Rap]] and [[Love Rap 2]] in a fish bowl, apparently owned by the [[Weasel Couple]]. A pink version, simply named the {{Nihongo|Tasty Fish|ネコに人気の魚|Neko ni ninki no sakana}} appears attached to a string in [[Kitties!]], being used as a reward for [[The Kitties]] if they clap well. | The {{Nihongo|Quicknibble|スグクイ|Sugukui}}, also known as the {{Nihongo|Gulper}} in [[Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise]], is an adorable little orange fish with no sense of self-preservation whatsoever. They taste the bait twice then bite into it without waiting around. A Quicknibble appears in [[Love Rap]] and [[Love Rap 2]] in a fish bowl, apparently owned by the [[Weasel Couple]]. A pink version, simply named the {{Nihongo|Tasty Fish|ネコに人気の魚|Neko ni ninki no sakana}} appears attached to a string in [[Kitties!]], being used as a reward for [[The Kitties]] if they clap well. | ||
[[File:Pausegill-0.png|thumb|80px]] | [[File:Pausegill-0.png|thumb|80px]] | ||