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** For example, in Rhythm Heaven Fever, you have Monkey Watch. Monkey Watch is the first minigame that requires the player to have a consistent rhythm throughout. Said rhythm is constantly interrupted by syncopated beats in the form of the pink monkeys. Love for this minigame seems to be split down the line between people who have a developed sense of rhythm and those or are looking to improve their rhythm. For those with a strong sense of rhythm, it is one of the first truly-involving minigames Rhythm Heaven Fever has to offer. To everybody else, it can be a complete nightmare.
* [[Memetic Mutation]]: Certain minigames can lend themselves to this easily.
** Munchy Monk 2 (courtesy of [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsS-ZH38nTU Pinkie Pie], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mja_bSaQyIo more ''My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic''], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmtLRtQ3Vgk The Tenth Doctor], and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjHyRhO9I54 The Medic]) and Wrestler Interview
** ''[[Touhou]]'' and ''[[Team Fortress 2]]'' seem to compose a good chunk of the parodies on [[Nico Nico Douga]] and [[YouTube]], respectively. Naturally, the TF2 ones are known as "Rhythm Fortress."
*** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MICzUosA7n8 "We go together, doctor!" "Jawohl!"]
** ''Rhythm Heaven'' parodies in general.
** Man, Suki's gonna die...<ref>Before Fever was localized, fans of the Japanese Love Rap would [[Mondegreen|choose to interpret the lyrics]] as a song about wanting to kill a girl named Suki, as the main song lyric is "Daisuki!".</ref>
* [[Scrappy Mechanic]]:
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** Try to get Perfect in [[It Got Worse|Rhythm Rally 2]].
** Love Lizards gets a lot of flack not only because it's repetitive, but the controls tend to be over or underresponsive (depending on which one you ''don't'' want it to be).
** ''Fever'' has Love Rap, which ends up comprising the last two<ref>
*** Also any part with the Tap Troupe. The major reason is that the rhythm you need to use to exit the triplet (the bounce-bounce section) is different based on how long the section lasted. You need to either end with another triplet or change to an eighth note. One particularly nasty change actually requires you to wait for about three-eighths before making the final step! Remix 7 has the same difficulty because of this.
*** Shrimp Shuffle is notable for two things. One is that the game ''counts the beats for you'' and it's still a pain in the crotch ("1, 2, 3! 3, 2..." *player presses button* "...1!" *miss*); the other is that when the shrimps pause, their shout of "Together!" is delayed, which doesn't actually change the rhythm - but interrupts the voice counting the beats, which makes it ''very'' easy to get confused.
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