and change the layout of this screen.Ī screen showing what happened after the game with a caption underneath it, also depending on the player's efforts, players can customise the caption, and create their own image, or use one from an SD card. Players are able to modify some of the textures featured in the rhythm games.Īfter creating a remix, players would be able to type their thoughts on another player's efforts. Players are able to change the font, style, music, and backdrop elements.Īn icon that shows up onscreen that disappears if the player makes a mistake, player's can't customize this feature, it also doesn't show up in trial mode. The main part of the game, it allows the player to add various elements from past Rhythm Heaven games and create a Remix, each remix has the following elements:Ī short intermission that plays before the remix. Maker Tibby falls from heaven and gets distracted by reporter & wrestler Munchy Monk's hand comes in out of nowhere and hits Maker Tibby on the head causing him to drop out of the screen.

Maker Tibby is revealed to be a book, as the pages turn rapidly, we end up seeing a recreation of the first part of Steamboat Willie, as Friday changes into 'Flickering Funnies', a reference to the Spongebob Special 'Truth or Square'. The odd metronome arrow thing from Mr Upbeat comes in and knocks Maker Tibby away, as he bounces around the screen before finally going out of view.

The blue platform from Tap Trial comes from the bottom, and Maker Tibby is carried away by it. Maker Tibby gets punched off the screen by a vase from Karate Man.Ī pair of tweezers from Rhythm Tweezers comes in, gets hold of Maker Tibby, and carries him away. such as the animations before the title screen. Since the game is almost identical to Super Mario Maker in many ways, it contains a lot of elements from the game.

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