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If the player gets a Try Again, but does well enough in one category to trigger a Superb comment on it, they are given a blurb saying they did well, encouraging them to keep trying. In ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', this may happen if the player got 55 through 59 points, in which case the "good parts" are acknowledged, and the player is given 5 points to roll over to OK. Simply getting 55 through 59 points does not guarantee this will happen, however. | If the player gets a Try Again, but does well enough in one category to trigger a Superb comment on it, they are given a blurb saying they did well, encouraging them to keep trying. In ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', this may happen if the player got 55 through 59 points, in which case the "good parts" are acknowledged, and the player is given 5 points to roll over to OK. Simply getting 55 through 59 points does not guarantee this will happen, however. | ||
If the player gets a positive comment, but did not do well enough for Superb, they receive an OK. Notably, this version of the rank has the message "Just OK" (''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''), "...but still just... OK" (''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''), or "but, just... OK" (''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''). | If the player gets a positive comment, but did not do well enough for Superb, (Or failed a specific superb condition, such as missing the last input on Built to Scale DS, however this type does not happen in Megamix) they receive an OK. Notably, this version of the rank has the message "Just OK" (''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''), "...but still just... OK" (''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''), or "but, just... OK" (''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''). | ||
==In [[Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)]]== | ==In [[Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)]]== | ||
Due to the arcade setting, the ranks are reworked in [[Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)]]. When the player begins a Stage, they are given three hearts representing how many tries they get. Beginning a [[Rhythm Game]] deducts one heart, and losing them all prompts the player to add credits to continue, or else they are returned to the menu. Getting a Superb rank rewards one heart, and locks the game for the rest of the Stage. The [[Perfect Campaign]] is no longer present, however the player can achieve a Perfect rank as if in a campaign. Aside from the visuals however, it works the same as a Superb. The ranks work the same way otherwise. | Due to the arcade setting, the ranks are reworked in [[Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade)]]. When the player begins a Stage, they are given three hearts representing how many tries they get. Beginning a [[Rhythm Game]] deducts one heart, and losing them all prompts the player to add credits to continue, or else they are returned to the menu. Getting a Superb rank rewards one heart, and locks the game for the rest of the Stage. The [[Perfect Campaign]] is no longer present, however the player can achieve a Perfect rank as if in a campaign. Aside from the visuals however, it works the same as a Superb. The ranks work the same way otherwise. | ||