Rhythm Heaven Fever Repainted

Note: There are way more jokes to be documented than can be discovered by simply playing through the game. If anyone wants to take it upon themselves to scour every last inch of this game with Dump Textures enabled, it would help.

RHF Repainted was created by Lunchteam, formerly headed by Trigger215 and now run by Megaminerzero.

The mod can be downloaded here !

The custom box art replaces the characters with their repainted counterparts, the background stays unedited, Wii is now Wew and Nintendo is now Nendo. The ESRB rating is also changed from E for Everyone to F for Finally. Additionally, included in the screenshots at the bottom is an image from *Beat City*, a DS rhythm game that is often criticized for being verysimilar to Rhythm Heaven. (the game showed is Staring Contest)

## Intro

The first thing you see upon starting the game is a warning stating that the repaint has had a long development time and the devs shall not be held accountable for the outdatedness of the memes present, Illustrated with a frame from the opening of Phineas and Ferb. It also says that failure to wear the wrist strap will cause the player to "explode violently", illustrated with a picture of Vac-Man Knuckles replacing the Wii Remote. It also lists various extreme side effects that may be induced by the copious presence of seafood within the repaint, and that if one should experience one or somehow all of these, they should be disregarded as they actually aren't correlated to the repaint at all, and the statement concerning the seafood was false. The hand and the wrist strap sprites stay the same.

The opening theme plays as normal at first, before suddenly being changed to Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up", effectively Rick Rolling the player. The title screen itself now reads "Rhythm Heaven Memes". The checker pattern in the back has been replaced with Gumby. The Toys for Bob logo is also hidden in there. Homestar Runner replaces the woman on the title screen. The overall design of the logo itself remains similar to its original counterpart. The Wiimote and instructional bubble remain unedited.

For selecting a file, the cursor is Phoenix Wright, and various things bordering the menus include Aboboy from Abobo's Big Adventure, the Robot Chicken version of M. Night Shyamalan, Ultraman, and the Little People logo. The back arrow is a muscular man's back, and the delete symbol is Oscar the Grouch.

There are also some changes to label your save file. These are the icons listed below.

* Me = Normal mode
* Myself = VR mode
* You = Big head mode
* Friend = Hard mode
* Grandma = Spooky mode
* Big Bro = Kawaii mode
* Pal = BULLS\*\*T MODE
* Grampa = Fast mode
* Big Sis = Jesus mode
* Mom = bad time mode
* BF = Wicked Smaht mode
* Li’l Bro = Wingdings mode (in the Wingdings font)
* Dad = Duke Nukem mode
* GF = Terminal 7 mode
* Li’l Sis = 11

Another thing. There isn’t a change if you select a Mii. Those Miis that you make remain unedited, same goes for the empty spots where there aren't Miis. Same as for the “Select one!” text on the top and the “New Game” text in the rectangle. In fact, all of the text in the file select screen is unedited.

The opening tutorial begins, where Cam, Marshall, and Miss Ribbon are now replaced with the Arcade Bunny from *Nintendo Badge Arcade*, Squidward from SpongeBob SquarePants, and Kevin from *Ed, Edd, 'n Eddy*. During their introduction, Jacksfilms' song "You're vs. Your" is heard. The background is full of Loss.

When you start off with the rhythm test, there are a lot of changes going on here. The background is an extremely stretched image of Mr. Electric from Sharkboy and Lavagirl. The pillars on the sides have a message reading "Accept Jesus as your savior and win a free PSP". The rhythm machine during the test is a publicity picture of Adam Sandler looking depressed enclosed in the stand chart from JoJo, with the "Break your own News" template at the bottom reading "THING HAPPENED TO VICTIM" and ""JIM JAM FLIM FLAM", HUGH NEUTRON COMMENTED ON THE SITUATION, "SUCC MY D"" The A button on the machine is the Blue Bear’s face from Rhythm Heaven Megamix. The squares are a person's face, the early text is red and says “NICE MEME”, and the late text is blue and says “Ew, dead memes”. The music note lacks the red circle. The text "Test in Progress" is now "Making Mashups" There are also symbols that count down replacing the numbers in the other test. these being 14 for 0, Me for 1, help I'm trapped in a rhythm factory for 2, :^) for 3, owo for 4, TM for 5, ## for 6, and 2.64^2 for 7. While the unused sprites are q for 8, and gag for 9. The signs that block the screen are 200% Dorks, 200% Squid, and 200% Real, instead of Test in Progress. Currently unknown is the pixel text with a letter crossed out so it looks like "gay piratis"

After the rhythm test, the music plays again, but mashed up with "Scatman" by Scatman John. Otherwise, the gameplay is the same.

## Rhythm Games Reference List

On the minigame menu, you can see silhouettes of Gumby instead of the shapes and the music from the game *Mach Rider* plays instead of the normal tune. After beating Remix 7, it is replaced with its Super Smash Bros. Melee cover.

### **Set 1**

#### **Burger Golf**

> *"Your first mission: smuggle rival burgers back to Reverse Engineering."*
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The title card depicts a man dressed as the Hamburglar holding a burger against a purple background. The title itself is in a yellow coloring.

The new assets are fast-food themed. For instance, the Golfer is the Hamburglar that tries to steal hamburgers by sending them flying over a boiling sea of grease to a McDonald's restaurant, the Chimp uses the old Burger King design and the Mandrill is the Carl's Jr/Hardee's Star. Surrounding everyone is various McDonald's, Jack In The Box and In-N-Out Burger food items and Jack Box, and the land is covered with images of Grimace. The bucket full of golf balls is now a McDonald’s bag. The small golf balls are White Castle sliders and the big ones are Big Macs. The palm trees are Arby’s onion rings above Jack Box. Two Ronald McDonalds are seen in the background, and at one point, two heads of the Wendy's mascot fly by. Speaking of flying, McDonald's arches are seen off in the distance acting like birds. At the midway point, the geysers of grease reveal a different Burger King holding a drink. The whale in the practice mode is replaced with the Habit Burger Grill logo. The song is mashed up with the McDonald's Menu Song vinyl.

#### **Ripoff Mario Games from Hell**

> *"Have fun with Mirror Fleer SpinF\*\*k. It's good time for all family. Super today!"*
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On the title card, the robots are replaced with several knock-off IPs while the title is ported from the thumbnail to Vinesauce's video of the same name. The silhouettes of robots include Luigi, aliens and more. The heart in the center remains unedited, but not in the actual title of the original.

The theme is bootleg based. Almost all the graphics have been replaced by pictures of knockoffs of popular IPs (such as the Mario head from Mario Teaches Typing 2 and the lion head from a bootlegged version of Jungle Book NES), the main exception is the conveyor belt which is replaced by a poorly cropped image of the Paul Blart Mall Cop logo with a giant eyeball. The arm that grabs the robots include a bootlegged box art for New Super Mario Bros., and the Family Guy font typed in SNES title font with a small eyeball attached. The claw remains the same. The other arm that twists the robot heads are two hot dogs with shades with a smaller eyeball attached to the center, as well as the Tooly I am King logo and the word Obama. The other claw remains the same, except there are two more small eyeballs and the artwork from Girl's "Super Mariano" skateboard. When the robot is built completely, the heart effect is a dank Bart. Other memes are on the robots, including Michael Jackson and a bootlegged Yoshi head. The song is a mashup between Eiffel 65's "I'm Blue", the ground level theme from the NES game Super Mario Bros. and sounds from the video "Moonbase Alpha provides a realistic simulation of life on a natural satellite".

#### **Don Patch's super wigging cardboard nitro box racing**

> *"Don and Dan jump on a board. As a pair, that skill is important. Also, we're trying to conserve Es. Wait, s\*\*t.”*
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On the title card, the title (in red lettering) is sandwiched in a light blue trapezoid. The seesaw is also recolored light blue. The purple background is retained.

Both See and Saw are replaced by Don Patch from the anime series Bobobo-bo Bobo-bo, the seesaw itself is Plank from Ed, Edd n' Eddy, the fulcrum is Minecraft Steve, the ground is a stretched face of some sort of person that looks like Guy Fieti and the background is the one from a rainbow colored background collection. When a Don Patch lands from high up, the sparks are replaced with Oswald the Octopus and Hank Hill's faces. The music is a mashup with *Renai Circulation* and it ends with a cut-off sound from CDi Ganon's "Or else you will DIE", and then these faces were replaced with Sans from Undertale and Snap from ChalkZone.

#### **Battlefield Bloom**

> *"Kick people in the balls. No, actually, kick people's balls. Wait, no, kick balls in the people. Wait, er... just kick balls."*
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While the title card's background remains the same, a Solid Mech and pictures of Snake appear on it and the title itself is modeled after Metal Gear Solid's title.

In this mini-game, everything is Metal Gear Solid themed, you play as Solid Snake trying to date Otacon while being assaulted by the disembodied heads of Psycho Mantis, Gray Fox, and Liquid Snake with Revolver Ocelot and a revolver with an ocelot's head watching the scene. A Solid Mech can be seen standing in the background. The bench is from the original, but now the colors are darkened. The only things not changed are the jumping football players, the karate champ, the valley schoolgirl, the awkward bean guy, and the dog sprites, and the sky scenery. The song is mixed with Childish Gambino's "3005". At the end that song, the original music continues until the end.

#### **Meme 1**

> *"Let's mix things up! And also get our contractually-obligated memes out of the way early. (There's no practice. Be ready!)"*
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In this title card, (or should I say...ALL remix title cards), the entire background stays unedited. The words on the title card has the word, "MEME" instead of "REMIX" followed by the number. The music is mashed up with Fat Joe's "Lean Back".

The first Remix is an ode to previous Repaints, being filled to the brim with commonly used memes from older Repaints. The Hole in One segment has Barry B. Benson from Bee Movie for the Monkey and Luigi Racist Chinese Cowboy for the Mandrill and the golfer is the clown from the "Do Your Best" song video. The floor you stand on is a picture of Squidward presenting an altered cover of Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, and when you get to the hole close up, Deadpool appears to be hiding in the hole. The hole itself appears to be a picture of an eye with the flag of Morocco in it. There are also various OSFrog emotes and Illuminati symbols dotted around the landscape. The Screwbot Factory segment resembles to Undertale while the machine defines the repaint of the game, the Double Date segment has some people and the weasels include some other people. The background has Mr. Electric in the black background. And finally, the See-Saw segment has emojis in a gunners background. The song is a medley containing Linkin Park's "In The End", Eminem and Nate Dog's "Shake That", Drowning Pool's "Bodies", Hail Mary Mallon's "Breakdance Beach", DMX's "X Gon' Give It To Ya", LMFAO's "Sexy And I Know It", and Tom's scream SFX from Tom and Jerry.

### Set 1 Result Pictures

Hole in One:

You F\*\*KUP! You're fired!Nice work.Partners in crime.

Screwbot Factory:

Lawsuit inbound!Mabye quality!Is yes!

See-Saw:

Eh.excellence somewhat attainedExquisite seesaw!

Double Date:

Let's get started.OK means "Otaku Konvention".I feel like a new man!
Remix 1:

Your memes... end here.Your memes... might be funny for a few days.Your memes... are classic!

### **Set 2**

#### **Fork Lifter (in ASCII)**

> *"Hungry? F\*\*k you."*
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The only difference to the title card is the fork and the chickpea being converted to ASCII. Compared to the multiplayer version, nothing else changes, except for the two forks and the chickpeas. They are both Undertale based. Plus, the title is the same thing as for the Single-Player version.

Every sprite is converted to ASCII. The chickpeas are just orange dots and the burger is three letters that spell a word that I cannot understand. This game music isn't changed at all until the final portion, where it is then replaced with "Animals" by Martin Garrix. The team was purposely trying to avoid jokes that were already done by groups like the RHF YTPMV Collaboration team and Silvagunner, but this is the exception, the joke coming from Remix 10. Also, the multiplayer version is modified as an Undertale theme. Player 1 holds a blue spear that belongs to Undyne with the hand showing some drawing of the character, and player 2 is holding a red trident that belongs to Asgore with the other hand showing a similar picture visualizing Link/Zelda CDi. No changes to the hand that passes the things.

#### **Tangerine**

> *"♪ Whoa-oa, ♪
> ♪ Black Betty, ♪
> ♪ Nanalan ♪"*
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On the title card, the tambourine is replaced with a tangerine. The title is the same font as the original. Everything else is the same, but it's different in the multiplayer version. This title card in the multiplayer version is a very close-up image of a rhythm game box-art, and the title is "Bishi Bashi Bros." This title has part of the NES game, "Super Mario Bros.".

The chimpanzee is replaced by Mona from Nanalan, the tambourine that she is holding has a black top instead of white and the frog that appears when you fail has Cool Cat pasted onto its face. The music is overlayed with multiple Lunchteam members having an argument over what the mashup should be; it goes in order from the Space Jam theme by Quad City DJs, a Mario Paint Composer recreation of the song, a MIDI conversion of the song, "Party Rock Anthem" by LMFAO, Spider Dance from Undertale (which makes one member's blood boil), no music at all, "House of Fun" by Madness, an 8-bit version of the Flintstones theme (with sound clips from Vinesauce's "7 GRAND DAD" reaction audible), gunshots, the "My Leg!" sound effect from SpongeBob SquarePants, Moai Doo-Wop from Rhythm Heaven, "September" by Earth, Wind and Fire, "Canned Heat" by Jamiroquai, "Jumpin' Jack Flash" by The Rolling Stones (the previous three being references to Elite Beat Agents), and finally, Trigger215 joining the argument by changing the song to "Ocean Man" by Ween, which is the ending credits song to the SpongeBob movie in 2004, but it's already too late because the game is over. On the full album version, the remix completely restarts. When you play the multiplayer version of this game, two objects replaced the tambourine. Player 1 holds a gun, and Player 2 holds the podium from the Rhythm Tengoku rhythm game, Quiz Show. The chimpanzee is replaced with SiIvaGunner contributor Albert Softie for player 1 and the Quiz Show host for Player 2 There are no changes for the frog.

#### **Minions Meeting**

> *"Do you think God stays in heaven because he, too, fears what he has created?"*
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The title card's background is replaced with fan art of a Minion transforming into a cow and the Board in the title is replaced with the *Minions* movie logo. The executives' shadows still appear.

The executives are replaced with Minions sitting on chairs that, when they spin, are replaced with toilets and the secretary is Gru, all from the *Despicable Me* franchise. The Minions are all naked as they spin. In the background, a screenshot from a Minion-themed Finger Family video, a pony modified as a Minion, Bert and Big Bird from Sesame Street is in the background. The red square from the carpet is the unedited part. The music is mashed with the SpongeBob SquarePants theme song.

#### **Nihilism: Stereotypes VS Reality**

> *"You must high-five every nihilist in Philosophy 1. There are no optimists in Philosophy 1. Good luck."*
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The entire title card is redone to depict two images of a stereotypical nihilist (with the text "Nothing in life matters...") and a realistic one. In the background, lyrics from "Mad World" are displayed. The title is done in small white letters.

The aesthetic of this mini-game is depressing because nothing in life matters. The normal monkeys are replaced by sad stereotypical nihilists while the monkeys with the shades are now cool realistic nihilists (both are coming from this Reddit post). When the camera zooms out, it is revealed that the wearer of the watch is Lanky Kong. Other imagery includes the heads of famous nihilists such as Friedrich Nietzsche and Søren Kierkegaard. The music is mashed with Gary Jules' cover of the song "Mad World", but during the zoomed out section, it is replaced by Lanky Kong's verse from the DK Rap from Donkey Kong 64.

#### **Meme 2**

> *"Let's mix things up! And also get sued for having an OC-themed remix. (No practice.)"*
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The second Remix is themed after awful DeviantArt drawings and OCs. The Monkey Watch segment is themed after Undertale AUs (mainly Fresh!Sans), that includes a fanmade Smash card showing the clock and the other sprite was unchanged despite the last repaint of the rhythm game before the remix, the Fork Lifter part is about a Powerpuff Girls character creator hosted by Cartoon Network themselves, the Board Meeting section is repainted with Sonic OCs such as COLDSTEEL the hedgeheg, and the tambourine monkey is now Morph Man (a Mega Man OC). The music is a mashup with "Stronger Than You (Sans Parody)" before cutting into the original version of the song with Garnet (from *Steven Universe*).

### Set 2 Result Pictures

Fork Lifter:

You f\*\*ked it. GG.Yeah, yeah, whatever...OK, you pass. Now git.
Tambourine:

ofcmehY'did it.
Board Meeting:

I want to dieThat wasn't horribleCongratulations, freaks!
Monkey Watch:

Oh boy. We've got an emo on our hands.Well, SOMEONE'S a little grumpy!Giving a s\*\*t is overrated!
Remix 2:

pssh... losta personnel, kidpssh... something personnel, kidpssh... nothing personnel, kid

### **Set 3**

#### **Something About Poland**

> *"Germany's new space program involves Poland and space. This'll end well."*
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The opening transition is redone to look like Polandball. A screenshot from a Country Balls comic is displayed in the middle and the title itself is in fancy white letters. The grey background is retained.

The whole workspace is now a mess: things pasted in include Ralph from Wreck-It Ralph, a Succ meme comic, the rainbow frog meme, Mr. Krabs, a screenshot from a YouTube page, Shaggy Rogers from Scooby-Doo, a black and white portrait of two guys getting a stick-up, a wet floor sign, Kyorochan the Choco Balls bird, the Antigua & Barbuda flag, which changes to the Canadian flag every now and then and Rewind: A toy from the U.B. Funkeys franchise. People dressed in the first flag's colors appear at the bottom right. The Game & Watch figure is replaced with Germanyball, while the small white creatures in the machines are Polandball for the small one and Americaball for the large one, and the giant robot is now Europeball, all from Country Balls. The fuel balls are replaced with JonTron's Grump head. The music is mashed up with "Beat It" by Michael Jackson, while the clanging sounds are synched to a sound clip of JonTron cursing (from his playthrough of *Nightshade: The Claws of Sutekh*). He also is heard at the beginning and end of the rhythm game. The ending also has a snippet of the Flat Zone 2 stage from Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

#### **Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives**

> *"Emergency in Sector F! Invaders present! Food supply low! Backup needed!"*
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The title's background is replaced with an enlarged Skype logo while the logo for *Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives*, alongside the host Guy Fieri, slides in.

Taking place in space (next to a giant pizza planet), the mechanical blocks are replaced with images of JoeysWorldTour (the player's block has Gordon Ramsey on it, and when you prepare to put the pieces together, Mona from Nanalan' appears, then switches back to Ramsey). Nothing else changes with the unedited springs. The widget rod is now a pizza slice and the widgets are Guy Fieri's face. Sharingans also show up whenever the widget rod bounces. The green squares in the corner stays the same, but there’s a white person with black hair and a pizza box on one of them. The music is mashed up with the Go Compare jingle, which pitches up in tone and slows in tempo as the music does.

#### **Old Spice**

> *"Duel your opponent. By "duel", we mean "play badminton with". And by "badminton", we mean "batminton"*.
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The Old Spice logo appears in place of the original title, while the birdies are now bottles of Old Spice. The yellow background is retained.

Baxter and Forthington are replaced with Terry Crews and Batman, respectively, and their planes are replaced with Mr. Clean and Robin, respectively. They use a bottle of Old Spice and Knight Warrior spray. The birdie is now Red from Angry Birds. Before beginning, the trees are Ludicolo and the rest are drawn with Windows Paint. No changes to the water. The clouds are now Mario clouds, and within them, King Dedede, Kirby, Troll Faces, the Batman logo, Cloud Man, and Cloud (from Final Fantasy VII) can be seen, and the sun is now Luna the moon from Bear in the Big Blue House. On the sea are giant rubber ducks, the Titanic, and Bubbie the Whale from The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack. At some points, clones of Toucan Sam, Daffy Duck and Donald Duck are flying in the sky to make it look like they changed the captain and the blue birds from the Rhythm Heaven game, Blue Birds and the white birds. George the Volcano from the viral Volvic ad in the UK district is seen on the island in the background, while some of the other islands are on fire with Godzilla. Another island contains Wily Castle. The music is mashed up with "F\*\*K BEES" by LuigiBlood, which itself is a mashup of "Hip To Be Square" by Huey Lewis & The News and a sound clip from Penn & Teller: Bullshit.

#### **Figure Fighter: #BuffStuff**

> *"In this corner: the roughest, toughest, BUFFEST boxer around - RIKUUUUUU!"*
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Images of Buff Riku appear in the background and the text #BuffStuff is added under the title. Everything else stays the same.

Here, Riku from Kingdom Hearts replaces the muscle doll, and the button to blow him up is now a jar of Muscle Milk. The punching bag is not changed. In the crowd, characters featured include Sonic the Hedgehog, Dr. Robotnik or Eggman, Batman, Cloud, Shia LaBeouf, and the birds & moai heads from Moai Doo-Wop from Rhythm Heaven. Two clones of an African American boy standing in the ring's corners. Two muscular SpongeBobs appear in the background, the spotlight at the beginning has an image of Riku's head photoshopped onto a wrestler, while the spotlights later on have manga-style drawings in them. The music is mashed up with "You're Gonna Go Far, Kid" by The Offspring.

#### **Meme 3**

> *"Let's mix things up! And also feel REALLY old. Am I the only one here who knows H\*R? (No practice.)"*
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This remix is themed after the long-running web series Homestar Runner. The Working Dough segment takes place in the Basement of the Brothers Strong, with a No Loafing sign and the floor and various characters from Sweet Cuppin' Cakes. The Doughs themselves have been replaced with Marshie. The Game & Watch character has been replaced with Sticklyman, and the machinery is decorated with various Sportsinterviews books such as "*This Book is Better Than 1st, 2nd, and Quite Possibly Even 3rd Base*" by Lem Sportsinterviews and "*The Fish was Delish and it made Quite a Dish!"* by Crazy Prof. Sportsinterviews. The Figure Fighter segment takes place in the Field with Strong Bad taking place of the Muscle Doll and Homestar Runner acting as the punching bag. The Built to Scale segment takes place on top of the Lappy 486, with the marker where the two "widgets" meet being a scribble with the text "weird square-style things that won't leave me along build themselves here" written in AnhbergHand, the font used for Strong Bad's handwriting. This rest of the assets are carried over from the actual Built to Scale repaint, due to the fact that the textures aren't changed across the two incarnations. The text on the Lappy lampshades this. The Air Rally segment takes place in Sweet Cuppin' Cakes land with the islands being replaced with Strong Bad variations such as Tiny Handed Strong Bad, S. Bad, and Casio Head Strong Bad. Baxter and Forthington have been replaced by Bubs and Coach Z, respectively. The vocals of the song are completely removed and are replaced with Strong Bad's song "Everybody To The Limit".

### Set 3 Result Pictures

Working Dough:

Do we need 4th Reich?!Who need space when hat?Poland CAN into space!

Built to Scale:

Sad even for them.They want more!Crisis averted!

Air Rally:

A POWERFUL failure!16 hours of mediocrity!The best way to use Old Spice!

Figure Fighter:

Scandal! #BuffBluffThere we go!Behold our saviour

Remix 3:

Your prize is... not a good prize!Your prize is... an iron cup of Brunswick stew!Your prize is... beefiness and robot pants!

### **Set 4**

#### **Maximum Overmeme**

>  *"If they don't make the Wrestler Buff Riku I'm going to be so upset." - During Pikmin R."*
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A picture of Whisper appears in place of the wrestler. The title is modeled after the original title's font. The purple, then the red background is retained. Except you wouldn't recall from the multiplayer version. The two wrestlers are now John Cena.

Taking place at the White House (with Barack Obama posing outside) revisulizing Rhythm Arena, a humanized version of Whisper (from Yo-Kai Watch) replaces the wrestler, while the reporter now has the face of the flower from Yoshi's Story (when you lose a Yoshi), a Sharingan and Gomez from FEZ in her hair, the body of Krang, Glover for a hand, and is holding the classic Powerpuff Girls' hotline phone. Her skirt has the Mr. Clean logo on it, she has Dr Pepper bottles for legs and is wearing Air Jordans. The backdrop is replaced with a meme of Pingu. In the practice mode, the backdrop remains the same as always. In the crowd that takes pictures, the people include Catman from the Fairly OddParents, an unidentified man in a Superman costume, a woman who is in a Jibanyan onesie, the wrestler from the original game, CFO from Toontown (2005-ish - 2013), and Ombuds Man from a Mega Man fangame. The camera flashes contain The Flash. And the effect has the videogamedunkey logo and Shrek from the musical adaptation. There's also pictures of Doge and tiny-mouth Will Smith in the files, but they are unknown if they are used. Failure to strike a pose for the fans has the unedited version, but it has a very lengthy f-word laden speech about how stupid you are. At some points, if you succeed to pose, the newspaper is unedited, but has the Repainted Times title on top replacing Nintendo Times. At the bottom of the title text, Sports News stays the same. There's a person who is in the front cover which I cannot tell who he is. There’s also confirmation about another Half-Life game on the headline page. The music has the same rhythm, but the melody is replaced with a mashup of John Cena's theme, "The Time Is Now", and "Gera Gera Po", the theme to Yo-Kai Watch. In the multiplayer version, the two wrestlers were replaced with John Cena with his faces being mirrored. Also, the backdrop for the multiplayer version is replaced with the Genie from the 1992 Disney film, Aladdin. Anyone who messed up they're poses have the same unedited backdrop sprite, but there's more text that might be impossible to read. The title is still Maximum Overmeme in the multiplayer version.

#### **Hacking Pests**

> "Lunch break is over! We need to actually finish this damn thing or some people are gonna get REALLY upset!"
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The "pack" in the title is replaced by an all caps HACK with a picture of Dr. Hax from Half-Life 2. Everything else remains the same.

On the walls are various posters depicting different past memes. All the employees have been replaced with red foxes wearing a fedora and glasses. Weegee is in the player's box (which has a parody of Fever's cover art on it), all of the other's boxes have the WHY U meme guy, and the candies and spiders are replaced with printed computer data. When your character commands to "Double Up!", the logo for Double Down Casino appears. The cubicles are littered with posters of Philosoraptor, The Most Interesting Man In The World, and Advice Dog. The curtains have a pattern of Chuck E. Cheese with his arm in a sling. At the end of the game, the blue stack of cash is changed to a bitmap mosaic. The music is mashed up with "Ghost" by Mystery Skulls and "Spooky Scary Skeletons" by Andrew Gold.

#### **Tardigrade Simulator**

> "Our new game needs funding. Let's make a demo!"
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A picture of a tardigrade takes up the background of the title card. The title is in a light blue shading. Below it is a pop-up window used to get a downloadable game started. In the multiplayer version, it has the sprite gallery for the original 2-Player Micro-Row minigame. The same pop-up window is seen in this title card.

The microbes are now tardigrades. Within them are sprites of Nigel Thornberry, Shrek, and Perry the Platypus. Save for one which contains a blobfish. The water in the single-player version is unchanged, but in the multiplayer version, it has an image of a picture. The trail of shapes is also removed and replaced with buttons from a classic PlayStation controller, except the circle button sprite is missing. Not much else is changed about the scenery except Thomas the Tank Engine’s face floating by at the midway point. The music is mashed up with "Through the Fire and Flames" by DragonForce. When you play the multiplayer version, it has way different graphics that might be too hard to see. Also, the trail of shapes is removed, again, but this time with different things including a Luigi head, a container of salt, Chop Chop Master Onion from the first PaRappa game and a red pic. The bubbles were repainted with Waluigi faces, and every time the repaint moves, it switches to a Samurai Jack title pun and Space Uncle’s face from the Rhythm Tengoku game, Space Dance every time you slip up.

#### **Samurai Definition**

> "Long ago, in a distant land, I, Aku, the shapeshifting master of darkness, unleashed an unspeakable evil! This is not my story."
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The title is done in the style of an Urban Dictionary page. The background remains unchanged.

Here, Jack Black replaces the wandering samurai. Before beginning the game, the practice mode has Nacho Libre posters littered all around in the background and the flames are replaced with Wacky Waving Inflatable Arm Flailing Tube Men. The bamboo stalks are now longcats. The hut is replaced by a massive sea monster from this image, with its doors being Flora Door from the Wiggles and Squidward with his face flattened. After the practice mode, he is surrounded by pipes from the Mario series, and he is now standing on Johnny Bravo's arm. The music starts when the "Samurai Jack logo appears with Jack Black's poorly cropped face and the word "Black" under the word, "Jack". Various different memes replace the ghosts. They include Whimsun, Peter Griffin from *Family Guy*, Bill Cipher from *Gravity Falls*, Pac-Man, and posters of The Star Wars Holiday Special. When Bill Cipher is sliced, it is replaced with Bill from Schoolhouse Rock. If one looks closely at the bottom, transparent versions of Sonic are seen walking by. The background is littered with Kung-Fu Panda posters and features Little Mac and Doc Louis from Punch-Out, the pinwheel is now an Elmo doll, and the backstory is now a mock Dragon Ball Z recap. In the flashback, the stop sign is in lowercase letters and is blue, instead of red switching with the pinwheel. The kid is Oobi and the mother is Sans. The enemy is a different version of Sans. At other points of the flashback, there are screenshots from the "history of japan" video uploaded by bill wurtz. After getting or missing Elmo, the text “To Be Continued...” is changed to something else. The music is mashed up with "Stole The Show" by Kygo and Parson James.

#### **Meme 4**

> "Let's mix things up! And also make a YTP. (No practice - your sword is enough!)"
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This remix is YTP themed, as the music is mashed with sound bites from Hotel Mario, the Zelda CD-I trilogy, and Bill Wurtz's video *history of japan*. The Samurai Slice segment takes place in the Hotel Mario world and the ghosts are replaced with Ganon and Gwonam, while the samurai sprite stays the same in the previous game. The Ringside segment shows the wrestler who is now Morshu and the reporter is Zelda which has the unedited sprite, but mess up and you get the Zelda face sprite, the background is loaded with “Sonic Says” title cards crowding the Japanese styles walls, the crowd features other CD-I characters such as Luigi, I.M. Meen, Princess Toadstool, Link, and others. In the Micro-Row segment, the microbes are now Mama Luigi, and spew clones of Yoshi, with the flair being George the Volcano. Finally, the Packing Pests segment has Mario clones who pack up bags of Bowser’s Sourpuss Bread in toasters while swatting Goombas away. Images from the YouTube Video "*history of japan"* and Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog also appear. The music includes a ton of Phillips CD-I games and also includes bits from “history of japan” by Bill Wurtz.

### Set 4 Result Pictures

Ringside:

Indeed.You really should've.MAXIMUM OVERMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEME

Packing Pests:

Quit stalling, dammit!Getting distracted.We'll finish ahead of schedule!

Micro-Row:

Incredibly real sim of a terrible game. 0/10.This has the worst physics engine ever. I love it.More real than reality!

Samurai Slice:

This is embarassing.Well, don't worry...OCTAGON!

Remix 4:

Your face... should come back when it's richer.Your face... is the only one who can defeat Ganon!Your face... is the greatest in Koridai!

### **Set 5**

#### **Chin Of The Day**

> "There's evil afoot! Fish are taking over the ocean! Who else can stop them but the one and only Crimson Chin?"
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The only differences in the title is "Catch" is replaced with "Chin" and the Crimson Chin appears between it and the "Of".

In this version, the Crimson Chin from the Fairly OddParents replaces Ann Glerr. And also, the blue screen with clouds is a sign to Dimmsdale Beach. Various memes replace the scenery and fish: the first fish is now a Cheep Cheep replacing the Quicknibble, the second fish is now the "This is bait" fish for the Pausegill and the last one is a stickman at a computer, waving his cursor on the line, repainting the Threefish. In the water are the following characters: SpongeBob, the Conch Shell, and a cockroach from *SpongeBob SquarePants*, Rolf from *Ed, Edd 'n Eddy*, Nappa from Dragon Ball Z, Bubbles in her cringy look from The Powerpuff Girls reboot, Ariel from The Little Mermaid, a SWATbot from the book *Sonic's Shoes Blues* with a "No Fun Allowed" sign, Creepers from Minecraft, Kirby holding a Warp Star, Popplio and Magikarp from Pokémon, Splash Woman from Mega Man, Quagmire from Family Guy, and Popplio from Pokèmon Sun and Moon. The colors of the water are not edited. The bobber is now Bob the Builder and the worm is Bookworm from the PopCap game of the same name. The music is simply a vaporwave version of the usual music, or rather, a song slowed down to 50% approx.

#### **Furby Flop**

> "In an uncharted part of the globe, there lies a farm where a man raises Furbies. Through weed, he forms them into natural-born killers."
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The snow background on the title card is replaced with a Windows XP desktop, the snowflakes are repainted with Windows logos, curtains are added to the window, and the hand now draws a dickbutt. The person in the reflection is now Chris Hansen from Dateline NBC. The title for this multiplayer game is “Furby Flop for Two”, which is different from the single-player version.

Now, the seals are replaced with the Furby toy, and Captain Tuck is now a creepy-looking version of Woody from *Toy Story*. Instead of the arctic, it takes place at a farm created with MS paint. Schnitzel from *Chowder* and Shuckle from *Pokémon* also appear. The music is pitched down a notch, and then mashed up with *A Cruel Angel's Thesis,* the opening theme to the anime series *Neon Genesis Evangelion*. To do a flipper-roll, the text has various rhymes for flipper-roll. Notably, the word "goals" is used twice. And that’s some mistake. The multiplayer version includes the same thing, but you play as different Furbies. Player 1 controls a White Furby, and Player 2 controls an Orange Furby with yellow hair.

#### **Oh That's A Baseball!!**

> "Do you have any idea how many f\*\*king versions of this we had? F\*\*k it, we're doing all of them at once."
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The whole title card is replaced with the "Oh That's A Baseball" poster from *Jojo's Bizarre Adventure*.

Taking place in Bikini Bottom, SpongeBob is now the pitcher, while a humanized Pac-Man is the batter, and the banner that hides the ball is Pac-Man themed, too. The borders which includes the lights are Photoshop Flowey. The closeups in the start have the stands Atum and Star Platinum (in Jaguars attire) replacing the pitcher and batter respectively. The crowd is filled with fish sticks and Iggy from JoJo replaces the monkey at the end. The music keeps switching back and forth between the original and Your Best Nightmare from Undertale. In the practice session, the background has a barely seen image mostly showing red.

#### **Why Are There So Many F\*\*king Birds!?**

> "I actually know nothing about Toucan Sam, so writing for this was hell. Sorry if I messed up the DEEP LORE. -Text Guy"
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The title screen has the unedited birds background, but the footprints are changed to the Apple logo.

The majority of the Huebirds have been replaced with Toucan Sam with elongated legs, though various other characters appear later on to join in with the flock, including Gaster Blasters from Undertale, Reginald Highpants from Yakkity Yak, Mike Wazowski from Monsters Inc., and Daddy Long Legs from the game of the same name. The distraction part features the Ghostbusters logo, a volcano from the Pixar short “Lava”, Rocky from Rocky and Bullwinkle sitting on the “The End” text, the classic Universal logo, the Troll face, and the word “Gotcha!” written above it. The ground has not been changed. The mashup starts off with "Technologic" by Daft Punk, before switching to "Baby Got Back" by Sir Mix-a-Lot for the rest of the time.

#### **Meme 5**

> "Let's mix things up! And also jump the gun. It's not Remix 7 yet... (No practice.)"
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In this SiIvagunner themed remix, it takes place in Bedrock, Fred Flintstone is the one fishing, and there are various Vargskelethor and/or GRAND DAD 7 references throughout, including appearances from Felix the Cat, PSY, Donkey Kong, and more. During the Exhibition Match segment, the baseball is the Nintendo seal. Nothing changes in the Flock Step segment, except the background. Also, the Flipper-Flop segment has some Smol Nozomi heads with the background featuring the lighthouse from Siiva's channel banner and some Sound Clouds. Of course, the music is mashed with the Flintstones theme, with Joel from Vinesauce freaking out in the background.

### Set 5 Result Pictures

Catch of the Day:

Worst. Hero. Ever.Nice imitation.You're a REAL hero now!

Flipper-Flop:

No! I can explain!You tried, Woody.Ladies...

Exhibition Match:

Game OverDon't worry. You passed.Bask in the glory!

Flock Step:

I'll wait for lunch.Needs protein.Looking good, toucan!

Remix 5:

If you were part of Siiva, you'd...do it wrong.If you were part of Siiva, you'd...do MORE Grand Dad rips.If you were part of Siiva, you'd...make an extremely HQ rip.
### **Set 6**

#### **Bomb Party**

> "Rockets explode in space all the time. You gotta use that to your advantage."
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In the title screen, there is an explosion snapshot and an advert for the Kaboom cleaning appliance. Same goes to the multiplayer version, but different than before.

The rockets are replaced with, in order: Bomb Man from the first Mega Man game, Captain Falcon from F-Zero, a Demoman from Team Fortress 2, and Morshu from Link: The Faces of Evil. They are being launched by some type of electronic drum machine. Bomb Man's countdown is the original 6 robot masters (alongside 8-bit versions of Time Man and Oil Man from Mega Man: Powered Up), Captain Falcon's countdown is his Smash insignia, Demoman's countdown is a collection of 5 Stickybombs, and Morshu's countdown is a lantern (lamp oil), a length of rope, and a bomb. Bongs with the Kool-Aid Man's face on them appear floating later on. In the background, there are pictures of Engineer with the nope.avi and the title card for the Nitrome game Silly Sausage in Meat Land as seen in select application stores. The Earth also has Saitama's face drawn on it. The galaxies are Mario heads and the stars that block the view are some virus thingies. At a later point, the repainted rocket sprites fly in before switching to Morshu (Family Design), Demoman (Party Popper Design), Bomb Man (Bell Design), and Captain Falcon (Bowling Pin Design). Including the middle finger, Robotboy, a slice of toast, and Shia Labouf. The music is mainly mashed up with Europe's "The Final Countdown", though it opens with a brief sample of "Crank That" by Soulja Boy. The multiplayer version remains the same, except for the fact that Player 2 has a new design.

#### **Squidville**

> "You know, I think this one makes MORE sense now."
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The only change to the title card is the actual title: the title to the SpongeBob episode "Squidville" is pasted over it.

The tuning fork characters are all replaced with Squidward, and Blinky replaces the small octopus. They now control a Good Year blimp instead of a rocket. Before starting the game, the metal locker backdrop has two handsome faces of Squidward added. The sun is now the one from Teletubbies, except it’s poorly positioned, the puffy pink clouds were JonTron, Reggie Fils-ame, Notch, FrankerZ, Donkey Kong, and Gabe Newell's faces, several emojis, Patrick Star, and other memes litter the sky. On the ground, one can see Flowey, the crying head of Isacc from The Binding of Isacc, and more. The plant remains from the original, but the color is from a rainbow-colored background instead of the original mint green. At the end, their location, Rhythm Heaven, is replaced with The Home Depot. Several beagle heads hover on the bottom of it. The music is mashed up with "Do Your Best" by Joseph Vijay.

#### **Bossabomination**

> "Did you know that elevator muzak is actually a satanic ritual designed to drive men to madness? Now YOU can experience that!"
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The title is now in a deep orange and printed in all caps in a different text. The background features several images of Kipper the Dog. The music is also sped up and distorted.

Bossa and Nova are now replaced with two Kipper the Dog clones with muscular arms and two bodies of other characters. Bossa is the Kipper clone with Dr. Robotnik’s body, and Nova is the other Kipper Clone with the body of Captain Underpants. You are playing the Kipper with the Robotnik body. Their cloud is based on the Cloud 9 Studio logo. In the background, the practice mode has a man with a cringed face instead of a monochrome forest. During the real thing, we have: the Krusty Towers, vintage boxes of Lucky Charms, Bonsly (with Geodude arms) from Pokémon, various objects from Ed, Edd 'n Eddy, prehistoric SpongeBob, Wood Man, an ad for Online Writing Lab, a cube from Geometry Dash, Groot, Grey Matter from Ben 10 (Classic), a well dressed man wearing a stack of hats, seen in the book, *Caps For Sale*, a Japanese comic called Pong Man's Lifetime featuring a Paddler from the Rhythm Heaven game Rhythm Rally, Pear from Annoying Orange, and a no-fruit from a Chowder episode, before cumulating into a giant mishmash of characters that ends with the DreamWorks SKG logo. Some, but not all, include Kirby, Meta Knight, Mega Man, Don Patch, Magikarp, Meowth, Wobbuffet, The Prince from Katamari, a Boo, a Cactuar, Ed, Pingu, the Cheshire Cat and more. At this point, a clip art of a guy saying "Look! A distraction!" shows up. The balls they punt are now Fender for cubes and a chubby Winnie The Pooh for spheres. The music is mashed up with "Be Wherever You Are" as heard in a Steven Universe episode. The endless 2-Player version is mashed with "Snow Halation" from *Love Live!*

#### **Hate Rap**

> "Hate! It's the most terrible feeling in the world. And there's no better way to show it than through the ancient art of vlogging."
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The text and logo on the title card is now a blood-red color. Also, the title does not seem to do any movement, unlike the original. Everything else is unchanged.

Leafy, wearing shades and an OBEY cap, replaces MC Adore, while her rappers are now Keemstar and Scarce replacing Love Posse. Leafy is sitting on the YouTube logo (2005-2017), replacing the fancy-looking car, whilst in the background, screenshots of removed videos, as well as a wanted poster with the Succ meme and JonTron, are seen. The ground eventually shows Leafy's channel banner and Koichi Hirose posing. The plane has the unedited sprite, but with a new paint job. What stays the same are the speech bubbles with the quotes, "Into you", "Crazy into you", "Fo-sho", and "All about you". Even the sky landscape stays the same. At the end, two clones of Misha are seen watching the rap on YouTube. In their house is Mario from the Super Mario Bros. Super Show cartoon, the fish from Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat, a stock photo of a flame, a gnome with a wheelbarrow, and Robbie Rotten. The song is mashed up with the theme to *The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air*, performed by Will Smith.

#### **Meme 6**

> "Let's mix things up! And also give a PSA: It's unhealthy to bottle up your MLG-motions. That makes Mt. Dew. (No practice.)"
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This remix is themed after several MLG memes. Each of the characters and backgrounds have some sort of relation to it. For instance, all of the characters from Love Rap are now air horns with legs (with the lead one sitting on a Mountain Dew vending machine), the Donk-Donk segment features Keemstar heads controlling a bottle of Mountain Dew while a bag of Doritos signals the cues, the Bossa Nova characters are now Rainbow Frogs who punt away bags of Doritos (Nacho Cheese for spheres and Cool Ranch for cubes), and the Launch Party parts take place in the Steam Trading menu. Throughout, various sound clips from MLG memes are mixed into the music.

### Set 6 Result Pictures

Launch Party:

That was pathetic.Wait for it...There goes France!

Donk-Donk:

mfwmfwCanned bread

Bossa Nova:

Whoops. You're insane now. Sorry.Eh.I'm not asking.

Love Rap:

Channel deleted1,000 views!One million views! Amazing!

Remix 6:

If your skill was an MLG video... you'd entertain the kids, at least.If your skill was an MLG video... you'd smoke weed every day!If your skill was an MLG video... you'd confirm the illuminati!
### **Set 7**

#### **Dad Troupe**

> "We're going to read "The Little Dolphin who Cried, 'OKAAAAAAY!!'""
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The "Tap" in the title is replaced with "Dad" and Timmy's father in drag appears in place of the tap shoes. In the multiplayer version, it’s the same thing, but used two different pictures of Timmy’s father instead of the two pairs of shoes.

All of the tall tap dancers are replaced by Timmy Turner's father. The party popper is switched to a pencil. When the four tappers give the “OK” symbol, they were all holding a pencil. If you mess up, the three tappers show a very angry face, but not in the practice session. The music is a medley of four tracks: Megalovania from Undertale, *Renai Circulation's* theme, "Breakdance Beach", and the lobby music from the online trivia game *Kahoot*. When it ends, you will hear PeanutButterGamer say, ”I Apologize For That" from the video describing about “Link: The Faces of Evil”. No changes have been made when it comes to the multiplayer version.

#### **Screencap This If You Have To**

> "Hello my baby! Hello my honey! Hello my ragtime gal! Send me a kiss by wire! Baby my heart's on fire!"
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The only change is the removal of the title; it now displays emulator instructions with a reminder to screencap it if you can't read it.

All of the shrimp are replaced by Michigan J. Frog from the Looney Tunes cartoons. By pressing the A or both the A & B buttons, a sound effect has been added to the original sound effect to move and slide. In the background is Nyan Cat wearing shades, the birds in the modified sky are French-Belgian character SamSam, and the dolphins are replaced by the Pokémon Wailord and the Dolphin Emulator logo. You can also see Master Belch from Earthbound in the background. The sand and the water are both unedited. The music is mashed up with a swing cover of Coldplay's "Viva La Vida" by Ukuleleric.

#### **GREP**

> " "Hey, I'm grump!" "We're not so grump!" "And we're the Pep Grumps!" (Practice available, but not recommended)."
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The GREP logo repaints the library, the animated heads of Game Grumps appear near it and thumbnails from a few of their episodes repaint the other buildings.

The backgrounds were changed to something completely messed up in the practice session, but two heads in the real rhythm game. The various heads of Game Grumps' animated personas are on the cheerleaders' bodies. They are all holding copies of the novel *Twilight,* and the Search-&-Find book *Where’s Waldo?.* They display images of memes upon opening their books together. During the practice mode, it shows something that replaced the robot face from the DS game. In the actual game, they show Kermit the Frog, He-Man, and an edited image of a man at the foot of some stairs redone to look like Shulk from Xenoblade. These images replace the onion face, DJ Yellow and the Student, and the Stepswitchers. If you slip up to show the full image, these include Fozzie Bear, and two more that needs to be defined. These replace of the last piece of the full image of DJ Yellow and the Student for the onion face image, the Stepswitchers for the DJ Yellow and Student image, and the onion face for the Stepswitchers image. The music is mashed up with "Crank That" by Soulja Boy.

#### **Karate Man**

> "The moment you've all been waiting for! The one, the only, KARATE SO- wait... What the fuck am I looking at?"
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The title screen stays unedited, except the fist is replaced with Ollie from Rolie Polie Ollie. The same thing goes for the KM2 title card and the multiplayer version with an extra Ollie in the Multiplayer version title card.

This change carries over to all other Karate Man incarnations. On a white background with some crude drawings on it since the original game is a full blue background, Karate Joe has an abomination of parts. The head is Sonic the Hedgehog, the torso and arm is Shinji holding a mug, the legs and feet are Mettaton EX's from Undertale, and two smiley tennis balls are the shadows. The other arm is the original Karate Joe unedited body part. He punches away various different objects such as a lunchbox replacing the flower pots and Mega Man's head for rocks. Every time he punches, there is a POMF text with clouds seen from a comic book. The ”Hit 3!” message remains from the original, except there’s an “s” barely seen in the beginning, and the number 3 is replaced with one of the dancing letters and numbers gif. At the third punch, the sprite changes to Captain Falcon and then, Sonic’s face changes to some person’s head with Joe’s unedited torso showing for about a few frames. The combo text says “cum”. The light bulb is a green fox with shades, and the barrel stays where it is, except the colors are darkened and have a keyhole in the center. While doing a combo, the sprites change from Falcon, to some parts of Repainted KJ, to a character from a pixelated running game, and then to JonTron’s body with some sea star looking arm and then back to Sonic’s head with the unedited fists from KJ if you hold A and B, and then it goes to the undefined person’s head on Grand Dad’s body if you release the buttons. Repainted Karate Joe switches back to the unedited torso with Mettaton EX legs with the same person’s face that I still do not know who he is when resetting his stance. Failure to succeed your combo has a few repainted sprites for the successful combo, but has a repainted sprite that replaces the sprite that he fell over. At least he still got the repainted reset stance. The music remains the same, which is the Japanese track minus the vocals, which are replaced with sound clips of Sonic speaking, mainly from Sonic Adventure 2. In the multiplayer version, Player 1 plays as Wallace from Wallace and Gromit and Player 2 as Hugh Neutron. Player 1 punches objects like cheese wedges and crackers. And Player 2 punches other objects like slices of pie and Jimmy Neutron’s jetpack backpack. During the actual gameplay, the “Hit 3!” message has Pit from Kid Icarus while the letters spell the character’s name, and the combo message says “wombo” which meant for being a wombo combo in some YouTube video. The red background remains the same as always.

#### **Meme 7**

> "Let's mix things up! And also... uh, Matt Groening. I got nothing. (No practice.)"
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This remix is themed after The Simpsons and Futurama were both created by Matt Groening. The cheerleaders are all replaced with Ned Flanders, with the exception of the player's, who's Smithers instead, Homer is seen punching things away (donuts for pots, Plopper the Pig for rocks and a can of Duff beer for the light bulb), Zoidberg clones sidestep to the music, and four Benders tap dance. The music is mashed up with "Everybody Hates Ned Flanders" from a Simpsons episode, and the “Futurama“ theme song during later parts.

After you finish seven complete rows, a sound bite from Super Smash Bros. is heard on how you made it up to this point. The usual fanfare is the original at the beginning, but now modified to sound like Nyan Cat's theme song for the rest of the time.

You can also now view the credits stage, **Grand Walk**. Grand Dad, Caveman Mario, and Somari replace Marshall, Miss Ribbon, and Cam. Some Mordecais from Regular Show replace the Huebirds. The backgrounds include game cartridges from a pirated video game for the night scene and the cast of characters from the Flintstones cartoon for the day scene. When reaching the end, the dog from Undertale replaces the Barista (dog with headphones) and the Café is now the Flintstones’ house. The composers for the game are all heard singing along with the song, all while Vinesauce sound clips pop in.

After, the cast is presented, all while various different songs, many of which relate to their sets, are heard in one big medley. During the cast part, the background that stays as it is, was definitely the Café. In the beginning part, it includes a book with memes in it and Gnome Child. The barista is not Doggo from Undertale, but is not showing any animation. The TV in the robots part is different from the original, in the Ringside part, the edited reporter and Whisper are both hand drawn, the fish bowl in the microbes part is Olimar and at the Huebirds of Happiness part, there are four Toucan Sams and one kid dressed up as TS which there are supposed to have Gaster Blasters, Mike Wazowski, Daddy Longlegs and Reginald Highpants in the first place. At the part when we come back to the barista, the book is now a cookie jar that says, “Nuts” on it from I clearly forgot what it was. The gnome child is still here. Of course, at the end, Squidward tells you that things are not over yet, since you've unlocked the last three sets. Some of the songs include "Kyoto" by Skrillex, "Take On Me" by A-ha, "Gangnam Style" by PSY, "Let's Fhqwhgads Again" from Marzipan's Answering Machine 17.2, "Snow Halation", the Nutshack theme's instrumental, "Rune ga Pikatto Hikattara" from Macross Delta, Sawtooth's Handsome Volcano Rock remix, the Rhythm Heaven announcer, and Never Gonna Give You Up.

### Set 7 Result Pictures

Tap Troupe:

DINKLEBERG...If I HAD won...!That'll show Dinkleberg!

Shrimp Shuffle:

It's just a frog...That was amazing why?Absolutely astounding!

Cheer Readers:

This is why Jon left...ANOTHER Arin-only video again?Our viewership's rising!

Karate Man:

Welp, you lost the emeralds...Welp, better than nothing.Nice.png

Remix 7:

If you were on TV... pass the remote.If you were on TV... you'd get renewed!If you were on TV... you'd never end!

### **Set 8**

#### **Galaxian Rising: Fight For The Future**

> ⁷Before the final blow was struck, I tore open a portal in time and flung the samurai to the future! (No practice.)"
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The new title references the classic video game series *Galaxian*. The background stays the same.

Samurai Jack now replaces the samurai. Also, "A Hero's Tale" is now the Warner Bros. shield. Even more memes replace the backgrounds and ghosts. Also, the “Live Music” sign says, “Live Memes”. There’s more stuff to see like Grand Dad, Lapis, a guy dressed as Dan from Dan Vs., an inflatable Spongebob, and Arnold's Grandpa from Hey Arnold!. The enemies are sprites from Galaga (aka Galaxian's sequel) and Squidward. The text saying, “Our story so far...” reads whats a text edit. A man with the bunny and the briefcase has some guy's face on him. The circle inside has Bonzi Buddy holding George the Volcano instead of the girl with the stuffed bunny she was holding. The enemy has Lanky Kong’s face on it. The enemy has Paul Blart and the other man sprite remains unedited. The music is mashed up with "Running In The 90s" by Max Coveri.

#### **Working Pepsi**

> "Pepsi Man! Do you have what it takes to give Pepsi to the people? (No practice. Practice is for Coke drinkers.)"
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Images of Pepsi cans appear on the title card. The title is in the same handwritten font as the original and is in front of a horseshoe.

Everything is Pepsi themed; everything from the workplace to the machines you control. Bottles of the drink are everywhere. The Dough Dudes are the Pepsi logo, Mr. Game and Watch is the skeleton, the balls are also the Pepsi logo, the alien bunnies are cans of Pepsi and the lady with the cup of tea is also replaced with Pepsi-Man. The music is a mashup with Don't Hug Me I'm Scared 2 (a song about time), with sound bites of iDubbbz saying "I'm gay" in time with the clangs. The game ends with a sound bite of some kind of video I do not know where it’s from.

#### **Guy Off The Hook**

> "Message from Pizza Planet! Invaders are attacking! Support needed! (Practice forbidden!)"
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The title background is replaced with a screenshot of Freddy Fazbear from Five Nights At Freddy's with the head of Freddie from iCarly pasted on him. The logo for the short-lived Guy Fieri series *Guy Off The Hook* appears and slides in.

Same as before, only now near the Pizza Planet truck, shown in Toy Story 2. Plus, the squares are blue instead of green, and the white character is still here, only this time, it has a brown hat. The music is now mashed up with the *Bill Nye the Science Guy* theme song. A sound bite of the Angry Video Game Nerd saying Bill is heard at the very end.

#### **Double Date Heart**

> "Translated from Japanese: We're "Pretty Cure"! We fight to stop darkness! (No practice.)"
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Whilst the sky background is retained on the title screen, images from several of the Pretty Cure incarnations appear and a heart is added to the title.

The game is Pretty Cure (or in the USA, Glitter Force) themed. Misumi and Yukishiro replace the couple, while their fairy partners, Mipple and Mepple, replace the weasels. The background is filled with various Pretty Cure images. There are no changes to the farm animals. The music is mashed up with Kendrick Lamar's "Swimming Pools".

#### **Meme 8**

> "Let's mix things up! And also go back to the world of Windows 98 - MS Paint, MIDI, and magic. (No practice.)"
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In this title card, the classic Microsoft Paint menu appears at the bottom, instead of a photograph for the border.

This remix is themed after the aforementioned systems mentioned in the header. The visuals are based on Microsoft Paint, while the music is a MIDI instrumental cover of the song. The music used was for the original Japan release of the game.

### Set 8 Result Pictures

Samurai Slice 2:

You jacked that one up!I guess that'll do...You did awesome, Jack!

Working Dough 2:

Pepsi is dead.funny pepsi man eat a pepsiDrink Pepsi!
Built to Scale 2:

The invaders scowl with contempt.They're still at it! Don't give up!They're leaving!

Double Date 2:

Didn't do your best...Sugoi! (sugoi means good)Inseperable!

Remix 8:

Your art... is making my eyes bleed. Kill it!Your art... needs work. Use more spraycan.Your art... is worth keeping! .bmp is best, right?

### **Set 9**

#### **Goku Rap**

> "Goku. Goku Goku. Goku Kakarot Goku. Goku Goku. Goku? Goku Goku. (No practice.)"
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Images of Goku replace the whole title background and the title is written in plain black. Again, there is completely no animation to the repainted title.

All the rappers are now replaced by two Gokus and himself in Super Saiyan form. At the end of the game, three different Gokus replace Cam, Marshall, and Miss Ribbon. The song is mashed up with "Dem Bones", as performed by Bob Barner.

#### **Dio Pep Squad**

> "With the power of time travel, Dio can finally indulge in his secret hobby. (No practice.)".
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The background and text on the title screen are now in the style of *Jojo's Bizarre Adventure*.

Multiple Dios and Dio-adjacent characters replace the cheerleaders. The player controls his stand, The World. At random points, there is a SFX using the power, the track fades out, only to come back in, to throw you off. Sound clips of the cry of "ZA WARUDO!!" can be heard at certain points.

#### **Clubba Dat Kirbeh 2**

> "Uh, Sire? Your Majesty? Huh. Dedede sure is a heavy sleeper. I wonder what he's dreaming about. (No practice.)"
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The title background is now a screenshot of King Dedede from *Kirby: Right Back At Ya!* and the new text is pink and is typed in comic sans.

In this Kirby (Video Game + Anime) themed setting, Dedede replaces the female golfer, his "more handsomer" envision is the monkey, the golf balls are Kirby and the mandrill is now replaced by Escargoon. The clouds are Kracko and Rhythm Heaven is a Giant Kirby. At the close image of the golf hole. It has a scrapped design of Dedede, and the balls are too impossible to see when it gets to the hole, except for the sprite face. The music is a medley of various disco/new wave 70’s songs, which include "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie" by Baccara, "September" by Earth, Wind, and Fire, "Y.M.C.A" by Village People, "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor, "Holding Out For A Hero" by Bonnie Tyler, "Stayin' Alive" by Bee Gees, "Don't Stop Till You Get Enough" by Michael Jackson, "Dancing Queen" by Abba, and "Le Freak" by Chic.

#### **a game we had to redo the textures for at the last second because reasons**

> "Mirror Fleer SpinFuck is of great success! For the sequel game, we mirror more. Also release tomorrow! (None of practice.)"
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The background is simply a photo negative of the first. The Vargskelethor logo appears next to the title.

Much like before, all the robots and equipment are replaced with models sourced from random material. The theme seems to be very Lapis-centric, in the sense of both Steven Universe and Minecraft., you screw on cracked Lapis's mirrors with more Lapises and Lapis ore. Non-Lapis image sources include LazyTown, Beaned, the SMB Underwater Theme, and Duane. The music is a medley between The Nutshack theme song, “We Are Number One” and the Mine song from LazyTown, "Let It Grow" and "How Bad Can I Be?", both from The Lorax, and the credits music from Hotel Mario. It opens with dialogue from DreamWorks’ Bee Movie and closes with a sound bite of a video.

#### **Meme 9**

> "Let's mix things up! And also, uh, we got kinda bored, so this one just has no theme. (No practice.)"
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This remix, as stated, has no overarching theme. The music is a medley again, that completely removes the original vocals, or it’s another MIDI cover from the last remix as before. In the Cheer Readers segment, the cheer leaders were all anime characters, the books are box arts of Taiko no Tatsujin and Donkey Konga, and the pictures are shown as different images. The background is just something that appears to be a studio. In the Love Rap segment, the rappers are PaRappa that you are playing as and Michael Rosen, MC Adore is Surly from “The Nut Job”, and the background is an island with trucks behind Surly; above it are two bears and in the background are two Squidwards dabbing. The Karate Man segment has Phoenix Wright on a green and pink background with four sandwiches above, the cat has a Troll Face, and he's punching a Minion dressed as Captain America and a morphed black figure, though the barrel remains the same. When he uppercuts, he turns into Ken from Street Fighter. The Fork Lifter segment has the hands and forks replaced with syringes (the one that throws to you has the word "Ka-POW!!" on it) and a grey face replaces the chickpeas, the Screwbot Factory segment has the claws replaced with hands and the robots repainted with the hhgregg mascot and the Dramatic Chipmunk, the Board Meeting segment has guys with cheese on their heads in the chairs and the secretary's body minus the head replaced by a guitar player and the background is littered with several faces and webpage screenshots, the Tambourine segment has the monkey replaced with an angry emoji man demanding Facebook likes, the Hole in One segment is LazyTown themed with every character replaced with Robbie Rotten, and the Ringside segment features several characters such as the wrestler being a red guy, the reporter containing the EA logo on her head, in the background are pictures of Boogie2988 and in the crowd, characters include a small, mustached man, Duane, a dog, a cartoon goblin in a fez, and Oogie Boogie. The new songs featured include: "Feel Good Inc." by Gorillaz, "Dreamscape" by 009 Sound System, "Panda" by Desiigner, "I Don't Fuck Wit You" by Big Sean, "City of Color" from Splatoon, "Breakdance Beach", "The Real Slim Shady" by Eminem, "Before My Body Is Dry" from Kill la Kill, "Bad Apple" from Touhou Project, the Reese's Puffs rap, "Discord" by The Living Tombstone, "Photograph" by Nickelback, "Down With The Sickness" by Disturbed, "Ruffneck" by Skrillex, and "Gangnam Style".

### Set 9 Result Pictures

Love Rap 2:

You're under -9,000.We should've done Superman Rap 2.I guess I HAVE to read the manga now...

Cheer Readers 2:

I-Impossible...I'm Dio...The World! Sto-Seven seconds have passed... Road Roller!

Hole in One 2:

Sire? Dedede? Wake up!He seems kinda' cranky...Looking good!

Screwbot Factory 2:

Blue Mayro? Why have you abandoned the game?What hit game DOESN'T have bean bugs?Hero person earned some rest.

Remix 9:

This remix... could've used a better theme.This remix... is hard to understand.This remix... is like fine noodles!

### **Set 10**

#### **Figure Fighter 2: #BuffStuff**

> "Q: Reddit, what movie helped you through a rough time? (No practice. This is not an open-book exam.)"
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The title is similar to before. But this time, Paul Blart took over.

The main difference is that Paul Blart replaces the Muscle Doll and the A button is a Blu-Ray copy of the movie. The punching bag is the Segway Guy from Happy Wheels. The audience is full of other Blarts. Also in the arena, there’s also a box art for an Animal Crossing: New Leaf 3DS game pun. The surrounding area is full of Expand Dong-style parody posters and covers relating to Paul Blart. The music is mashed up with "All-Star" by Smash Mouth with the vocals are set at a speed of 120%.

#### **Dolphin Direct3D Graphics Configuration**

> "You know what? Scrap the game. Documentaries are where it's at! Keep the engine, though. I have plans."
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On the title card, the pop-up window from before appears against a white background of several game logos. Also, there is also a reminder as of before.

Very similar to before, but the background is orange and the organisms are Guy Fieri's face containing more Guy Fieri's faces. They spawn things like packs of Bubble Tape, the Klasky-Csupo splat logo, and COLDSTEEL the hedgeheg. The flair is Rainbow Frog. This time, the music is mashed with Epic Rap Battles' "Steve Jobs vs. Bill Gates".

#### **Packing Feels**

> "Uh... Joy? We've got a problem. What do you mean you're on break? You want ME to handle it?!"
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The word "pests" on the title is now a crudely written "feels" and a saddened Dumbo and Simba appear on the buildings. There is also Carl Fredrickson from Up in the title. The spiders remain the same.

Fear from Inside Out is the player character. He collects yellow orbs (happy memories) while swatting blue orbs (unhappy memories) away. At this point, posters of memes relating to depression are all over the cubicle. The curtains are a sad Pikachu picture and a very depressed Batman at the end. The “Double Up” text has a frowny face and the explanation bubble with the exclamation points is a man’s face. When the camera pans in on Fear, it has a barely seen face of Bert from Sesame Street. The music is modeled after Program Rhythm from Kirby: Planet Robobot, released for the Nintendo 3DS. The music ends with a sound clip of Nigra screaming.

#### **Karate Man 2**

> "And to top it all off, KUNG FU- wait... Hold on. ...Okay. It's fine. KUNG FURY!! (No practice.)"
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The gameplay is the same as before, but with Jackie Chan replacing the other Karate Joe, Charjabug, ramen cups, Mettaton, and Stone Kirby. To do a combo, the text says “comb” with a comb at the end of the text. There’s nothing edited to the orange background. This medley consists of the Space Jam theme, a sound bite of JonTron, "Dragostea Din Tei" by O-Zone, "Bring Me To Life" by Evanescence, "Never Gonna Give You Up", "Hotline Bling" by Drake, "Photograph", the DK Rap, Megalovania, "Gangnam Style", the 7 Grand Dad theme, Renai Circulation's theme, "Party Rock Anthem" by LMFAO, "I'm Blue", a sound clip from the original Ringside rhythm game, The Nutshack theme, "Smooth" by Carlos Santana, YOUR GRAMMAR SUCKS #85: THE RAP by Jacksfilms, the "See You Next Time" quote from Mario Kart 64, and "Hip To Be Square" by Huey Lewis and the News.

#### **Meme 10**

> "Let's mix things up! And also fail and fail and fail and fail and fail and fail and fail."
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Just like in the original, there's a mashup of all the minigames from the first seven sets, as well as the tutorial and Grand Walk, except the credits game has the Flintstones theme as its music. It ends with sound clips from "Billy Mays Orders From A McDonald's Drive-Thru", First Blood, and the Phineas & Ferb episode "Let's Take a Quiz".

### Set 10 Result Pictures

Figure Fighter 2:

Paul Blart. FALLEN Cop.Reporting for duty!A work of Blart.

Micro-Row 2:

Critics preferred THIS!?The critic likes it! See? He's smiling!This is what the critics think? GREAT!

Packing Pests 2:

"Why did Joy trust YOU of all people?"You and your trends.Team Happy wins again!

Karate Man 2:

Not the dog!Odin will find you eventually...KUNG FURY!!!!!

Remix 10:

Are we done yet? Abso-f\*\*king-lutely not.Are we done yet? Yeah, but... eh.Are we done yet? Yep. Congratulations.

### Night Walk Result Pictures

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## SEX Toys

The theme music is remixed to sound like the Flintstones theme, intercut with Jacksfilms commenting on the lack of a punchline.

**Toy Car**

> *"Allan please add description text"*
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The car is Lightning McQueen from Cars, as is the majority of the landscape. The hand is that of Spongebob. Also, the road sign with the musical note is the sop sign from the Simpsons movie. The desert landscape has images from Maya the Bee, Chowder and Cars. The clouds include a Wilfred Brimley meme and some other character.

**Police Call**

> *"This "toy" is actually an investigation tool. When you discover anything suspicious, communicate with your informants here."*
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 = Same as the original.

Your colleague is Inspector Gadget. None of the secret codes produce different sounds, save for STAFF, which replaces the image with BiTF Waluigi. The finger is yellow and very long, almost looks like Spongebob’s. The phone has a picture from a Winnie the Pooh parody. The keys have the “Clifford’s Puppy Days” logo filled in and the letters on each key have different text styles. The enter key has the enter key from a keyboard and the send button has the Gmail logo. The backspace key has the back button from Internet Explorer. No changes to the screen on the phone. The music is mashed up with Nickelback's Photograph and the Haunted House option, if you choose the NES Super Mario Bros. style when making a level from the game, Super Mario Maker. At other points, there's a sound bite of some robotic voice saying "If you are listening to this, and you are not Red Fox, I have a secret to share with you. Just kidding. get a life, nerd."

**Hi-Hat**

> *"No music edits here. Sequenced music? Who uses that anymore? Is this 1989, or \*grumble grumble grumble\*"*
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For the reasons described above, the music has not changed. In general, everything is now either unrelated pictures or Expand Dong memes. The hi-hat on idle has the unaltered box cover from Donkey Kong Country on top, and "Expansion In Progress" beneath. When pressing the A and B buttons simultaneously, the top is replaced with "Multiple dongs expand at once", while pressing only A or B displays "Where's The Dong". In other news, the tongue is replaced with "Raging Hard On", the stem is replaced with Big Ben, and the stand appears to simply be Luigi's face from the original Luigi's Mansion cover, but the selection screen reveals it to actually be "Man Lube". The demo function has been changed to a Domo-kun function (haha). As for the background icons, the 4-beat contains "PANIC", the 8-beat contains "Steven's Dong Delay", and the 16-beat contains "Completely Erect". The small springs all have the head of a robotic Postman Pat (as seen in the movie), and are constructed out of images that are too low-resolution to reasonably discern, but at a guess appear to be Audino from the Pokemon series, some PS3-looking dude with an orgasmic facial expression, and a green and yellow rabbit-like CGI creature with a big mouth. The big spring is Wario's sad "last place" face from Mario Party, with Sonic's face from the Sonic 3 box, Squidward laughing aggressively, and Putt-Putt's face.

**Rhythm Fighter**

> *"Got friends? Your friends like puppets? Try this. (This game requires two Wii Remote controllers to play.)"*
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 = The part about 2 remotes being required is the same as the original.

This theme is all puppet based. Player 1 is Pinocchio from the classic 1940’s Disney film and Player 2 is Billy from Saw. In the tutorial section, most of the text stays the same. There are more changes to the arena. The center has Statler and Waldorf from the Muppets and the sides have pictures from Bear in the Big Blue House. The floor has the protagonists from Don’t Hug Me, I’m Scared. The poles have Bert and above him is the Sock Monkey. The life bar has red sock puppets and if a player gets hit, it switches to a sock. The rhythm pattern has Kermit’s face and the KO sign is Slappy the Dummy from the Goosebumps TV series. The music is mashed up with the original Pokérap.

## Endless Gems

The music starts off normal, but it suddenly mashes up with the Bubble Bobble theme.

Out of all of the endless games selected, the practice jingle remains unedited.

**Mr. Upbeat**

Mr. Upbeat is replaced with Sanic, and the metronome is now the checkpoint from the original Sonic game. Nothing else changes.

**Wake-Up Caller**

Most of the assets are anime-themed. The bird is Owl from Winnie the Pooh. The seed is Peridot’s face from Steven Universe and the old man is Wilford Brimley. The alarm clock is Shulk’s face. When the alarm clock is up close, it has some “Dude, What Will Happen” logos filled in, the clock hands are anime based characters, the center has Kirby, the bells are a similar character that I don’t know, same as for the hammer that hits the bells and the numbers are switched up. The numbers are the BBC ONE logo for 1, two scoops of ice cream by a title for 2, Patrick Star for 3, Stu Pickles for 4, a book titled 5 AM Miracle for 5, a CD cover for 6, a leprechaun for 7, a number in the hall for 8, a word that means “No” in German for 9 and the MegaMan GBA box art game cover for 0. The face on it stays unedited. The cuckoo clock also has some repainted graphics. Inside, this is based on Japanese animation. There’s Naruto in the background. The gears are Sailor Moon and on the tops of it, you‘ll see pictures of Bobby from King of the Hill with a board about the pros and cons of anime tiddies. Outside of the clock, the walls are not changed here. Except there's Bart Simpson outside of the house replacing the nighttime scenery.

**Munchy Monk**

The monk has JonTron's face with a Luigi plush body and an arm with the “This satisfies me in grown-up, mature ways” text. The girl is Ness and the Chorus Kid from Rhythm Heaven is Tubbs from Neko Atsume, that turns into Succ when fed. The eggs are cans of Strawberry Fanta and the peas are Gnome Child. There is completely no texture for the golden egg. There are two Uncle Grandpas on either side of the train. The border of the window is a can of Coca-Cola. Various other memes exist outside the train. The lives are widescreen pictures of some guy's head in a bowl of some yellow stuff replacing the tickets. The music is mashed up with "Run Away With Me" by Carly Rae Jepsen.

**Lady Cupid**

Everything is a collage of things commonly seen on Vaporwave album covers, such as palm trees, stone structures, neon colors, and old computers. The man‘s face statue is the Lady Cupid and the arrows are bottles of Crystal Pepsi. The walls are checkerboard and the bomb in the center of the top row is the classic Windows logo. The stage cleared text has a different style to match the theme. The music is not changed.

**Endless Remix**

The basketball players are Charles Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal. The basketball bin is Eddie from Mega Man. Both the frog and the princess are Dat Boi. The platform they jump on is a "Playboi" (or Playboy if you pronounce it correctly) magazine featuring Dat Boi. The area below them is full of cans of Chef Dat Boiardee (Chef Boyardee). The chameleon is Chowder. The flies are The Tick. The surrounding contain faces such as Masahiro Sakurai and Lanky Kong. Mr. Upbeat and Munchy Monk also appear, but unchanged from their previous repainted incarnations. The music is mashed with "Casin" by Glue70 and "Pi" by Hard 'n Phirm, intercut with sound clips from Jimmy Neutron.

## Extra Gex

The menu music is mashed with Game Grumps' Mr. Wilson rap.

#### **Jimmy Jam**

> *"Oh shit! It's the motherfuckin' JimmyJam! These smooth fuckers know what's up. Just follow along and be badass like them!"*
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In this title card, three Jimmy T.'s replace the lions, and the text match up to the repainted title.

The lions are all replaced by Jimmy T. from the WarioWare series. This repaint is also a reference of the challenge “Wario Where?” when playing the 3DS game, “Rhythm Heaven Megamix” except the two lions that were I played remain the same, while Jimmy is the character player is playing as. The background is a blurred image of Wario and the sign has been unchanged, except the letter “g” is missing. The music is mashed up with "Body Rock" from WarioWare D.I.Y. and some sound clips heard from the game WarioWare: Touched! with result quotes heard on how you did.

#### **Call Of Duty**

> *"These little shits... I swear... Just look at them! Don't you just want to fuck 'em up?"*
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The title card has a gunner for the ghost, and the text is the Call of Duty logo. Nothing else changes.

The bow and arrow are now a sniper rifle, and the ghosts are now children with guns who turn angry when shot. The A button has also changed to the Illuminati symbol. The music is unchanged in the practice mode, and then mashed up with the Space Jam theme during the real deal.

#### **Power Shitposting**

> *"Today, we look at the behind-the-scenes of this repaint. Not pictured: 9 goddamn months holy shit KIDS take less time to make"*
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On the right of the title card is a screenshot of a 4chan page with the title beneath it in small lettering. The calligrapher is replaced with a Pikachu/Sonic fusion fan art.

The calligrapher now paints various memes instead of Japanese text. The small Japanese people are replaced by Wario (original for the men, and the WW:MPG sprite for the women). The hand holding the brush sprite remains where it is. The music is mashed up with the Sparta remix music, with the sound of a droning air horn closing the level out.

"Re" is a box of "Sonic the Hedgehog" reboot from 2006.

"Comma" is Barry from Bee Movie.

"Chikara" is Greninja artwork from SSB, that got "nerfed" by red text.

"Onore" is Bubsy being murdered.

"Sun" is "Memeing" pink text, that got replaced with Goofy from Mokey’s Show and Uncle Dolan.

"Kokoro" is McDonald's Happy Meal box.

The face in the end writes normal, but last turn draws dickbutt, "The End" text replaced with "reddit silvэr".

#### **Final Tapstination**

> *"WOMBO COMBO THAT AIN'T FALCO TIRES DON EXITS OTHER COMPETITIVE SMASH MEMES I GOT LAZY HERE SORRY"*
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The title card's background is replaced with images of Fox's battle icon from Smash Melee. The title itself is in the Smash font.

The level is Super Smash Bros. themed. The rhythm girl is replaced with Fox McCloud, the monkeys are now the two Ice Climbers (Popo and Nana), and the giraffe is now Master Hand. The music is mashed up with The Michael Rosen Rap, read by Michael Rosen, himself.

### Set Extra game Result Pictures

The Clappy Trio:

That's right. Burn.You need to make it to more of our JimmyJam sessions...JIMMYJAM

Sneaky Spirits:

You had one job. ONE JOB!Meme-worthy.You are one with the rifle.

Power Calligraphy:

You were as good as this repaint.good shit right thereThis is too GOOD for a shitpost.

Tap Trial:

YOU AREN'T FOX!Convincing enough to us.All hail the top tier!

## Two-Two-Two-Two-Two

The theme is mashed with Romantic Love from the PlayStation 2 game, PaRappa The Rapper 2.

**Clap Trap**

The Clap Trap Doll is now an "Edd-O-Tronic 3000", with the head of Edd. The hand is SpongeBob’s, a hot knife and meme with Omanyte and Omastar "LOOK GUYS, I'M DANCING. YOU GUYS NEVER LOOKING" are also seen. The bumps are now nope.avi.

**Mochi Pounding**

Both players are screenshots of Thomas The Tank Engine characters making funny faces. Player 1 uses a hammer with Thomas on it, while Player 2 uses the Donkey Kong Hammer from Super Smash Bros. Player 1 has Robot Claws for arms, while Player 2 has Mickey Mouse's arms. The old woman is now Cookie Monster. The timer is unchanged. The background is the Drunk guy meme face. For numbers 1 to 5 on the display, the graphics are replaced with Numbahs 5-1 from Codename: Kids Next Door. The rest of the numbers are kept the same. The barrel has a picture of something different. The moshi have different textures if you finish the amount of times needed to pass. The music contains voice clips of Chop Chop Master Onion from PaRappa the Rapper.

**Kung-Fu Ball**

The kappa is replaced by Ronnie from Whomp!. Player 1 is K.O. Joe from Chop Socky Chooks and Player 2 is Sunny Bridges from Class of 3000. The balls are Eubie from Higglytown Heroes (large ball), some diamond ore from Minecraft (medium ball), and the title card for the Spongebob Squarepants episode "The Secret Box" (small ball). The audience are Mr. Popo and various Legos, Pepes and Kermits watch from inside the buildings. There's also Nyan Cat, Wii Fit Trainer, and Wii Balance Board. A UPS truck drives by occasionally. The gate is made of Swipers, Timmy Turner's Dads, and The Big Cheese from Toontown. In the background there images of Willy Wonka and Boromir their respective meme frames. The restaurant buildings are pictures of CDi Mario and Luigi, and Eario from Brawl in the Family on the left, and a frame from an Oxi-Clean commercial on the right. The fish is the Lunch Lady Ghost from Danny Phantom, the cucumber is a rope, the gold coin is a picture of sad SppongeBob, and the heart to get an extra life is either changed or unchanged. The lives were changed into some things. The lake and unused old man sprites remain unchanged. The music is mashed up with the Space Jam theme.

**Pirate Crew**

The pirates are Captain Jake from Captain Jake and the Neverland Pirates, and the boat is the uTorrent menu. The sea is a bunch of The Matrix movie posters. The captain is Rottenbeard. The pigs are now cars (Ferrari, Ford, Chevy, Audi, Jeep, etc.). The obstacles are images of some stuffs. The music and the small fish sprites are not changed.

### Bossa Nova

In this endless game, the background is a different style, and also, the same sprites from the original has been dragged into there. The lives were some edited sprite, and the message was something else that was typed in.

## Other mashups

* The bar that saves your progress is Filthy Frank with a giant clock standing in a green screen. The text says "Saving Failed", but in a different style.
* The cursor includes repainted graphics that are barely seen.
* When a rhythm game is chosen, it shows the game title card. At later points, the word “PAWS” from Bubsy 3D appears, replacing the “Pause” text. The plus button is not changed.
* The A button is consistently replaced with the X button from the PS1 controller.

* Every time you want to skip the practice, the text is the logo for Skip it and replaced with "fuck your cartoon hot dog husband” The minus button stays unedited.
* The Demo Video sign now reads "youtube" at the cafe counter.
* For the countdowns on the practice sections, set and sets are now het and hets, more is now moe, and time and times are now meme and tiny kongs, respectively.
* If you get stuck on a practice session, the text reads, “We are Number 1” with a 1 button attached to the sentence. The 1 button remains unedited.
* At a practice session of a single player rhythm game, some of these have the word ”You” being scratched off by red marker and has the word “damien“ typed in Comic Sans.
* If you fail a rhythm game 3 times, go to the cafe, and choose to view a demo instead of skipping, there's a special border that had no effort put into it.
* The text demonstration is replaces with menstruation, and return to practice reads Turn 360 and walk away.
* The counter for the practice modes is in Super Mario 64 font.
* In the textures, there's a grayish box that has the word hi written on it. Whether this is actually in the game or is just an inside joke is unknown.
* If you are playing Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise Repainted or Minna No Rhythm Tendoku Repainted, by playing in a different language, "de" is now a picture of Exotic Butters from FNAF: Sister Location, "de(japanese)" reads "SUBS NOT DUBS", and "(japanese)" is now a picture of the Microsoft Edge search bar searching "english".
* On the card with the icon selected, the three dots, the title of the rhythm game, and the OK and Superb raking stays the same.
* While practicing at a 2-Player rhythm game, Player 1 has the red text instead of blue and has Mario standing on the left side. And Player 2 has the green text instead of orange and has Luigi standing on the right side.
* If there’s any chance to go for a perfect in a rhythm game, the text reads, “Go for a cock!” meaning to go for a perfect. The P is replaced by Pacha from The Emperor's New Groove.
* If you mess up during a perfect run, the icon changes to the Windows 98 X symbol in an error message with text reading YOU FUCKED IT. Plus, there is no text with the X over the P in the original.
* If you want to take a break from playing the game, the pause menu has a cylinder of Mentos replacing the Wii Remote. The plus control pad have yellow buttons from a gaming controller. The A button is black and in a different text. The home button contains a PSP style. The plus and minus buttons from the Mentos container were not seen except the blue and orange highlight. The “paused” text and the speech bubbles that have the words Continue and Quit remain unedited.
* It you slip up countless times in an endless game, nothing changes at all. It's just an unedited "Game Over" text, and an unedited "New Record" text for a high score. For the music tracks, they are also unedited.

* The Café menu music is now a Mario Paint Composer rendition of the regular music.
* In the Read Something menu, the music is mashed with the Reading Rainbow theme, while the bridge features vocals from "Read A Book Today" from Between The Lions.
* If you pass, the OK music is remixed with Mousou Express from Renai Circulation, the picture is McKayla Maroney's face and the OK text now says, “Unremarkable“. Same thing as for the “...but still just” text, but in UNDERTALE style.
* If you pass and get a medal the first time you completed, the Superb music is mashed with We Are Number One from LazyTown, the picture is Tom Cat from Tom and Jerry wearing a suit and the Superb text is now, “FUCKING GREAT”. Stars and effects are still the same.
* If it’s the first time you get a Superb ranking in a rhythm game, the bottom text says, “You got Haruhi-rolled“. Meaning that you get a medal.
* If you fail, the Try Again music is mashed with "A True True Friend" from My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, the picture is a sad SpongeBob with his personality lost from the episode, Missing identity and the Try Again text says, “Ya dun goofed”. That means you have to indeed try again.
* if you fail, you’ll get a “Try Again“ rating. However, if you did some good parts most of the time, a green speech bubble has the message, “but you could’ve NOT goofed it!”. That means you did pretty well. So you have to keep trying in order to pass.
* If you receive a Perfect rating, the jingle is mashed with a snippet of "Goodbye To A World" by Porter Robinson.
* The certificate has a repainted style but wasn't so sure if it's the original or not.
* After finishing a two player rhythm game, P1 and P2’s text is now Thing 1 and Thing 2 from the Cat in the Hat. The lines on the beaker are not in this repaint. The bottom has Gandalf and the “You Shall Not Pass” text if you two fail, a person that says, “It’s mediocre“ if the both of them pass and the top has Nick Cage with “Good Shit!” if the two of them pass and they win a duo medal. The bottom text has a line from “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory“ if two of the players get a duo medal. Player 1 and 2 has other memes in the balls instead of the casual ones. The green balls are Luigi for the Two-Player Compatibility. No changes to the numbers, the squares or the messages for the Two-Player Compatibility results.

## Other Changes

* After getting a Superb in a rhythm game, the medals are replaced with sharingans.
* When selecting a rhythm game, it gets stamped with a No Cholesterol stamp instead of the Barista's happy face.
* After finishing a rhythm game when you select it again, the OK and Superb text stays as it is. Except these three dots that stay as they look if you did not clear it.
* After you get a perfect rating, the P metal is changed to the GR (Games Repainted) logo.
* When there is a new single player or multiplayer rhythm game active, the default “New!” speech bubble stays the same but a little pixelated. Also the black background and the circle center animation is also unchanged.

* If a single player or multiplayer rhythm game is locked, the black screen with a question mark is replaced with a zoomed in face of a person.
* The bar with the icon, flow, and metals obtained has Waluigi in it. No changes to the numbers or the arrows determining your flow.
* The Café icon has the Starbucks logo.
* The speech bubble now has the Gnome Child inside of it popping up in the Cafe widget. This icon only appears if you clear Hole in One or by failing in a rhythm game (except Remix 10) three times in a row.
* In the Café menu, the whole background remains unedited, except the Gnome Child is added behind the counter. To talk to the barista, the speech bubble is replaced with a hand holding a banana. If you want to listen to some music, the musical note is switched to an airhorn. If you would like to read some articles, the book is changed to the Reading Rainbow logo. If you want to take the Rhythm Test again, that thing is now a guy's face. The text stays the same.
* The back button is just a chess piece.
* In the Listen to Music Menu, there are some icons and stuff in the gray background.
* In the Read Something menu, there are more icons in the green background. Plus, there is a picture changing the book pic.
* The Rhythm Toys icon has Ultralord from Jimmy Neutron.
* If you go to the Rhythm Toys option, the boxes and the squares are changed to something that you can barely see.
* The Endless Games icon has the Disney Infinity logo.
* Going to the Endless Games option has stuff that’s too hard to see, replacing the A buttons and the x shapes.
* The 2-Player Endless Games icon has the Infinity car dealership logo.
* The icons that show how many Wiimotes are connected are an unknown manga character with a beanie in blue reading Wii 1 for player 1 and red reading Pee 2 for player 2
* The Duo Medals sign has a picture of King Crimson
* The Flow and Medals box has an image of a derpy-looking Mega Man
* The 2-Player perfect medal is changed to the Eyes and OK hand emojis.
* The Extra Games icon has Curious George.
* Entering the Extra Games option has more hard to see stuff replacing the Drum Samurai’s face and the + signs.
* The icon to play the credits game, Grand Walk (Night Walk) has the same colored screen, except it has a silhouetted man's face.
* If a widget is locked, the gray screen with a question mark is replaced with Dennis Nedry from Jurassic Park.
* If you want to go to the 2 Player mode, the icon on the right has a picture of a hand pointing down with it's middle finger.
* The two remotes with P1 on the blue one and P2 on the orange one are both replaced with hikers. Player 1 has Wee 1 on the bottom and Player 2 has Pee 2 written on the bottom.
* To go back to the 1-Player mode, the hand icon is pointing up.
* If you want to quit and go back to the title screen, the icon on the left has the “FUCK THIS SHIT I’M OUT” text instead of the arrow pointing away from the screen.
* During the Wiimote instructional screen, there's supposed to be a second screen that instructs on how to properly hook up an accessory to the Wii Mote. However, in its place is text explaining that this screen was determined to not show up after testing, so there was no point in repainting it.
* In the texture files, there are a bunch of numbers at the bottom of all the UI stuff. The word tutorial is changed to Toriel and an 8-bit Paratroopa is inserted in there. The bottom row of stuff had red text plastered over it reading IS ANY OF THIS STUFF EVEN USED
* If the game disk is removed or if another game disk is inserted in this mod, the message "Please insert the Rhythm Heaven Fever game disk." is changes to make it sound completely different..