The gear’s turn yet again
Give me the complete story of all Rythem Heaven games, I have an idea but you must be as specific and long as you can possibly make it!
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There’s no “main” lore
There’s lore for all the minigames but they don’t connect
Should I tell you about those?
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Ok I’ll give you some character lore form straight from the games
I’ll copy and paste them in
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@UnownJ7 Lore for the chorus kids
One day, while the Clappy Trio was performing on a street corner, one of the members saw another group nearby, a chorus that just couldn't get their act together, because the third member was so nervous that he couldn't stop singing out of turn. The clappy member decided to leave the Clappy Trio with consent from his colleagues[1] and take the chorus under his wing as their conductor, but he claims to be just there to help them along as "They're the stars, and I try to stay out of their way."[2]
The Chorus Kids have been observed to perform in a variety of locations, such a featureless white plain, the beach, a spaceship, at Rock 'n' Roll Hall during the Battle of the Bands, and a factory. One Chorus Kid appears in Munchy Monk in Rhythm Heaven Fever, where the titular monk is seen training by feeding him on a moving train. The conductor is described as a Racing Fan, although the The Clappy Trio are the ones seen forming a crowd in Freeze Frame.
The Conductor uses his baton to scratch his back and to eat with[3], eat snacks he dropped on the floor[4], and as a toothpick that he likes to eat sushi with[5]. The Chorus Kids seem to be disgusted by this, but say they would do the same if they had a baton.
The Chorus Kids appear in Rhythm Tengoku Gold Comic in 02 リーダーの想いの巻き (Leader's Notes by Maki), which shows the third Chorus Kid struggling to sing correctly, while the conductor tells him not to worry about his failures, as he has experienced the same thing before, and advises him to keep calm and listen for the other two. They try singing again. This time, the third sings correctly, and the Chorus Kids celebrate. In 09 にぎやかでおだやかな夜の巻き (A lively and peaceful night by Maki), the Chorus Kids are seen singing Christmas carols on TV.
They also appear in Rhythm Tengoku The Best Plus Comic, first in 01 同窓会 (Reunion) where they join the reunion at the Café, and in 29発声練習 (Vocalization Practice), where a Chorus Kid is trying to sing, but ends up singing too loud, turning the attention of the nearby Beary, Bearbara and a Lumbercat.
The Chorus Kids make an appearance in Game & Wario during the intro sequence, singing alongside Sal Out while Wario is busy watching TV. They later appear again in the intro sequence to WarioWare: Move It!, again singing on a TV[6].
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@UnownJ7 Lore for joe
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Karate Joe is a 55 year old[3] lonely martial artist who struggles with his training. He seems to be developing his own unique karate style which incorporates rhythm. He has a very emotional personality, which can be seen in his many facial expressions. At the martial arts competitions, the opponent reads all his tricks, and he can't get results. Sometimes he goes to his master for advice, whose usual response is "You needed to focus on the basics."[4]
Karate Joe has dreamed of being a soccer player even since he was a child, but his Father wanted him to master karate instead, and told him that he can't leave his house until he masters it. Even as an adult, Karate Joe still lives in the basement[5]. His Father also stole the ball that Joe had bought and used it as a punching bag[6].
Father is a master at karate, but not cooking. Occasionally he makes dinner anyway, such as one day when Karate Joe's mother was out of the house[7], and asks his son if he likes it. Joe has to lie and say that he likes it to make him feel good[8].
Father got his son bombs to make him face his fears. At first, Karate Joe thought they were fake, but then one exploded. He still vividly remembers his Father's face as he said "Are you surprised?"[9] Karate Joe has no idea where his father got them from[10].
Father keeps a bunch of barrels
around, but Karate Joe has no idea why. He asked multiple times, but was told that he can only know when he is stronger than his father[11].
Karate Joe envies his Father's incredible vision that allows him to quickly tell the color of a light bulb and counter it[12]. He also sees this as an explanation for how his Father can easily counter his attacks[13].
At some point, he became the main character in a movie called "Karate Joe vs. the Monster", which should be coming to a multiplex near you[14].
Karate Joe envies his Father's incredible vision that allows him to quickly tell the color of a light bulb and counter it[12]. He also sees this as an explanation for how his Father can easily counter his attacks[13].
At some point, he became the main character in a movie called "Karate Joe vs. the Monster", which should be coming to a multiplex near you[14].
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They have names
The girls name is girl
The monkeys name is monkey
I’ll tell you about the girls that have actual names
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Here are the girl characters and they’re names
#1 The squad-mates (they’re is 4)
#2 Ms whiskers (a cat)
#3 the Donpans
#4 Yagura-chan
#5 ouja-Chan
#6 Poline
#7 Red-Girl/Aka-Chan
#8 Kanojo
#9 Girl
#10 Rap women
#11 Cosmic girl
Those are the characters form the Japan exclusive first game
There is more in the sequels that I have it type out
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They have names
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