Super Rhythm Heaven Bros.

**Super Rhythm Heaven Bros.** is the third "Lawl-Style" Smash Bros. Game created by Aranryanchampion/ARC Gaming91 after "Super Smash Bros: Harmony of LOLz Rebirth" and "Super ARC Bros. Brawl". It is based on the Rhythm Heaven franchise made by Nintendo. It was announced on the 19th January of 2016 after ARC was done sending over all the "Super ARC Bros. Brawl-related stuff" (excluding the character-specific pages) over from "Universe of Smash Bros. Lawl wiki" to this wiki.

The idea for this game started when ARC wanted to include Karate Joe and the Pop Singer in "Super ARC Bros. Brawl", but that did not happen because they just kept getting pushed aside for other characters. But he still felt that he wanted to make them, so he decided to make a Lawl-style game, just for them and a whole bunch of other characters. This game would likely not have been made if a Rhythm Heaven character would make it into Smash Wii U & 3DS.

Super Rhythm Heaven Bros.'s Youtube Playlist

## **Storyline**

### **SYNOPSIS:**

"Quiz Host Johnson" always wanted to become a host of his own quiz show. He eventually became one but lost everything due to the shows unoriginal concept and his desperation. After he lost everything, he announced a fighting tournament were everyone who decided to stop his rampage were invited.

Link to video narration of the game's overall story

### **Story Mode ladder**

The ladder of the story mode is really similar to the ladders in the Mortal Kombat games, where the characters climb upwards and faces the Final Boss at the very top.

1. vs. **Tengoku Rep** (Karate Joe, Samurai Drummer, Tap Trial Girl, Wandering Samurai, Space Dancers or Mr. Upbeat)¤
2. vs. 2 **Tengoku Reps**
3. vs. **Rhythm Heaven Rep** (Munchy Monk, Pop Singer, Love Scientist, Dog Ninja, Stomp Farmer or Student Guitarist)¤
4. vs. 2 **Rhythm Heaven Reps**
5. vs. **Fever Rep** (Marshal, Romeo, Wrestler, Ann Glerr, Captain Tuck or MC Adore)¤
6. vs. 2 **Fever Reps**
7. vs. **Best + Rep** (Tebiri, Eglantine, Sumo Bros., Martian, Woodcutter Bear or Beary)¤
8. vs. 2 **Best + Reps**
9. **Remix Battle** (Battle against four random opponents from the previous battles (one from Tengoku, one from Rhythm Heaven, one from Fever and one from Best +) in a row)
10. **Mirror Match** (Battle against a clone of the character that the player is playing as)
11. **Vs. Quiz Host** (Final Battle against Quiz Host)

¤ = The character that the player is currently playing as will not appear in these battles.

## **Playable Characters**

The character roster consists of 26 playable characters from across the Rhythm Heaven universe. Six from Rhythm Tengoku, six from Rhythm Heaven, six from Rhythm Heaven Fever and six from Rhythm Heaven: The Best +. But the game will also include two guest characters that have a connection to the Rhythm Heaven Franchise.

The characters were picked based on a combination of how iconic and recognizable they are, what unique fighting-styles and gimmicks they could bring to the table and how much ARC personally likes them.

### Confirmed Characters

The characters are listed in a order that reassembles their order on the character-select screen.

**Rhythm Tengoku**

Karate Joe
(Karate Man)
MovesetSamurai Drummer
(Drumming Lessons)
MovesetTap Trial Girl
(Tap Trial)
MovesetWandering Samurai
(Samurai Slice)
MovesetSpace Dancers
(Space Dance)
MovesetMr. Upbeat
(Mr. Upbeat)
Moveset
**Rhythm Heaven**

Munchy Monk
(Munchy Monk)
MovesetPop Singer
(Fan Club)
MovesetLove Scientist
(Love Lab)
MovesetDog Ninja
(Dog Ninja)
MovesetStomp Farmer
(Crop Stomp)
MovesetStudent Guitarist
(Rockers)
Moveset
**Rhythm Heaven Fever**

Marshal
(Rhythm Test)
MovesetRomeo
(Double Date)
MovesetWrestler
(Ringside)
MovesetAnn Glerr
(Catch of the Day)
MovesetCaptain Tuck
(Flipper Flop)
MovesetMC Adore
(Love Rap)
Moveset
**Rhythm Heaven: The Best +**

## MovesetEglantine
MovesetSumo Bros.
(Sumology)
MovesetMartian
(Interpreter (Story))
MovesetWoodcutter Bear
(Wild Woodwork (Story))
MovesetBeary
(Heartbroken Bear)
Moveset
**Guest Characters**

Jimmy T.
(WarioWare Inc.: Mega Microgames$!)
Moveset!Orbulon
(WarioWare Inc.: Mega Microgames$!)
Moveset!
### **Palette Swaps**

All the playable characters has access to four different colors (their default and three alternates), which the player can select before starting a match. Most of these colors have connections to various characters in the Rhythm Heaven series, but there are also some that resemble characters from completely different pieces of media.

**Palette Swap gallery:**

(Base roster to the left and "ver. 2017-cast" to the right)

* **Karate Joe #2** (Karate Man Kick)
* **Karate Joe #3** (Karate Man Combo)
* **Karate Joe #4** (Remix 7 - Rhythm Heaven Fever)
* **Tap Trial Girl #2** (Remix 5 - Rhythm Tengoku)
* **Tap Trial Girl #3** (Remix 7 (2) - Rhythm Tengoku)
* **Tap Trial Girl #4** (T. J. Snapper's Girlfriend)
* **Wandering Samurai #2** (Samurai Slice 2 - Rhythm Heaven Fever)
* **Wandering Samurai #3** (The Legend of Samurai Slice)
* **Wandering Samurai #4** (Takamaru - The Mysterious Murasame Castle)
* **Space Dancers #2** (Space Soccer Players)
* **Space Dancers #3** (The Tall Tappers)
* **Space Dancers #4** (Teletubbies)
* **Munchy Monk #2** (Employee #333-4-591032)
* **Munchy Monk #3** (Munchy Monk 2)
* **Munchy Monk #4** (Master Mantis - WarioWare: Smooth Moves)
* **Pop Singer #2** (Fan Club - Rhythm Heaven: The Best +)
* **Pop Singer #3** (The Dazzles)
* **Pop Singer #4** (Athena Asamiya (KOF XIV appearance) - Psycho Soldier)
* **Dog Ninja #2** (Forest Remix - Rhythm Heaven: The Best +)
* **Dog Ninja #3** (Ninja - Rhythm Tengoku)
* **Dog Ninja #4** (Duck Hunt Duo)
* **Stomp Farmer #2** (Remix 3 - Rhythm Heaven)
* **Stomp Farmer #3** ("Vegeta Pull Farmer" - Rhythm Tengoku)
* **Stomp Farmer #4** (Raiden - Mortal Kombat)
* **Marshal #2** (Miss Ribbon)
* **Marshal #3** (Cam)
* **Marshal #4** (Glee Club 2 - Rhythm Heaven)
* **Wrestler #2** (Reporter)
* **Wrestler #3** (Muscle Doll)
* **Wrestler #4** (Wario-Man - WarioWare: Twisted!)
* **Captain Tuck #2** (Commander)
* **Captain Tuck #3** (Fashion Remix - Rhythm Heaven: The Best +)
* **Captain Tuck #4** (Popo - Ice Climber)
* **MC Adore #2** (Red-Haired Rap Woman)
* **MC Adore #3** (Remix 9 - Rhythm Heaven Fever)
* **Tebiri #2** (Omonaga)
* **Tebiri #3** (Yokan)
* **Tebiri #4** (Batta)
* **Sumo Bros. #2** (Rap Men - Rhythm Tengoku)
* **Sumo Bros. #3** (E. Honda (Third Alternate Costume - SFIV series) - Street Fighter II)
* **Sumo Bros. #4** (Hyacinth Hippo and Ben Ali Gator - Fantasia)
* **Martian #2** (Spaceball)
* **Martian #3** (Small Alien - Spaceball)
* **Martian #4** (Martian - Metal Slug 2: Super Vehicle-001/II)
* **Woodcutter Bear #2** (Lumbercats)
* **Woodcutter Bear #3** (Kuma - Tekken)
* **Woodcutter Bear #4** (Winnie the Pooh - Winnie the Pooh
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* **Samurai Drummer #2** (Drummer Student)
* **Samurai Drummer #3** (Man-K)
* **Samurai Drummer #4** (Spooky - Rhythm Heaven)
* **Mr. Upbeat #2** (Reversed colors)
* **Mr. Upbeat #3** (Mr. Game & Watch's Red color palette)
* **Mr. Upbeat #4** (Mr. Game & Watch's Green color palette)
* **Love Scientist #2** (Male Scientist - Rhythm Heaven)
* **Love Scientist #3** (Scientist Bear - Rhythm Heaven)
* **Love Scientist #4** (Dr. Crygor - WarioWare Inc.: Mega Microgames$!)
* **Student Guitarist #2** (J. J. Rocker)
* **Student Guitarist #3** (Remix 6 outfit)
* **Student Guitarist #4** (KISS)
* **Romeo #2** (Remix 1 outfit)
* **Romeo #3** (Double Date 2 outfit)
* **Romeo #4** (Kurusu Kimihito - Monster Musume)
* **Ann Glerr #2** (Pitcher - Rhythm Heaven Fever)
* **Ann Glerr #3** (Assistant - Rhythm Heaven Fever)
* **Ann Glerr #4** ("Random Fisherman")
* **Eglantine #2** (Goat and Chance Goat)
* **Eglantine #3** (Pinwheel Girl and her mother - Rhythm Heaven Fever)
* **Eglantine #4** (Sumo Referee)
* **Beary #2** ("non-dream colors")
* **Beary #3** (Bearbara - Rhythm Heaven: the Best+)
* **Beary #4** (Clutch the Bear - Houston Rockets)
* **Jimmy T. #2** (Papa T.)
* **Jimmy T. #3** (James T.)
* **Jimmy T. #4** (Jamie T.)
* **Orbulon #2** (Human Disguise)
* **Orbulon #3** (Oinker)
* **Orbulon #4** (Groot - Guardians of the Galaxy)
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### **Characters that appears in movesets**

These characters appears as part of the movesets of the playable characters but they are not playable themselves.

**Rhythm Tengoku**

**Harry Onion**
(Vegeta Pull)
(Appears in Stomp Farmer's and Eglantine's moveset)**Space Slugger**
(Air Batter)
(Appears in Martian's moveset)**Viruses**
(Dr. Bacteria)
(Appears in Love Scientist's moveset)**Gwen, Gonzales & Glacier**
(Show Time)
(Appears in Tap Trial Girl's moveset)**Space Uncle**
(Space Dance)
(Appears in Space Dancers' moveset)**Play-Yan**
(Night Walk)
(Appears in Pop Singer's moveset)**Black Ninja**
(Ninja)
(Appears in Dog Ninjas' moveset)**Feudal Lord**
(Ninja)
(Appears in Dog Ninjas' moveset)**"Tap Trial Crew"**
(Tap Trial)
(Appears in Tap Trial Girl's moveset)**Cosmic Girl**
(Cosmo Dance)
(Appears in Space Dancers' moveset)**Cosmic Dancers**
(Cosmo Dance)
(Appears in Space Dancers' moveset)**Electric Fish**
(Night Walk 2)
(Appears in Marshals' moveset)
**Rhythm Heaven**

**Fillbot**
(Fillbots)
(Appears in Love Scientist's moveset)**Large Fillbot**
(Fillbots)
(Appears in Love Scientist's moveset)**Fan Club**
(Fan Club)
(Appears in Pop Singer's moveset)**Blastronaut**
(Shoot-'Em-Up)
(Appears in Martian's moveset)**Radio Lady**
(Shoot-'Em-Up)
(Appears in Martian's moveset)**"Evil Aliens"**
(Shoot-'Em-Up)
(Appears in Martian's moveset)**Blue Birds**
(Blue Birds)
(Appears in Eglantine's moveset)**Captain Blue Bird**
(Blue Birds)
(Appears in Eglantine's moveset)**Mole**
(Crop Stomp)
(Appears in Stomp Farmer's moveset)'**Tiny Ghosts**
(Big Rock Finish)
(Appears in Student Guitarist's moveset)**Mr. Eagle**
(Dog Ninja)
(Appears in Dog Ninja's moveset)**Random Dumpling Guy #1**
(Munchy Monk)
(Appears in Munchy Monk's moveset)**Random Dumpling Guy #2**
(Munchy Monk)
(Appears in Munchy Monk's moveset)**Random Dumpling Guy #3**
(Munchy Monk)
(Appears in Munchy Monk's moveset)**Taiko Rally Squad Grils**
(Drummer Duel)
(Appears in Samurai Drummer's moveset)**Male Scientist**
(Love Lab)
(Appears in Love Scientist's moveset)**Scientist Bear**
(Love Lab)
(Appears in Love Scientist's moveset)**J. J. Rocker**
(Rockers)
(Appears in Student Guitarist's moveset)**Small Fillbot**
(Fillbots 2)
(Appears in Love Scientist's moveset)**Circus Animals**
(Munchy Monk 2)
(Appears in Munchy Monk's moveset)**Octopi**
(Octopus Machine)
(Appears in Ann Glerr's moveset)
**Rhythm Heaven Fever**

**Miss Ribbon**
(Rhythm Test)
(Appears in Marshals' moveset)**Cam**
(Rhythm Test)
(Appears in Marshals' moveset)**Screwbots**
(Screwbot Factory)
(Appears in Love Scientist's moveset)**Julia**
(Double Date)
(Appears in Romeo's moveset)**Weasel Couple**
(Double Date)
(Appears in Romeo's moveset)**Fork**
(Fork Lifter)
(Appears in Romeo's moveset)**Reporter**
(Ringside)
(Appears in Wrestler's moveset)**"The Press"**
(Ringside)
(Appears in Wrestler's moveset)**Treat Spiders**
(Packing Pests)
(Appears in Munchy Monk's moveset)**Evil Demons**
(Samurai Slice (Wii))
(Appears in Wandering Samurai's moveset)**Quicknibble**
(Catch of the Day)
(Appears in Ann Glerr's moveset)**Pausegill**
(Catch of the Day)
(Appears in Ann Glerr's moveset)**Threefish**
(Catch of the Day)
(Appears in Ann Glerr's moveset)**Flippers**
(Flipper Flop)
(Appears in Captain Tuck's moveset)**Huebirds of Happiness**
(Flock Step)
(Appears in Eglantine's moveset)**MC Adore's Friends**
(Love Rap)
(Appears in MC Adore's moveset)**Tall Tappers**
(Tap Troupe)
(Appears in Tap Trial Girl's moveset)**School Library Pep Squad**
(Cheer Readers)
(Appears in Romeo's moveset)**Karate Joe's Cat**
(Remix 9)
(Appears in Karate Joe's moveset)
**Rhythm Heaven: The Best +**

**Boondog**
(Appears in Tebiri's moveset)**Buruta**
(Appears in Tebiri's moveset)**Shep**
(Appears in Tebiri's moveset)**Trey**
(Appears in Tebiri's moveset)**Saffron, Saltwater & Paprika**
(Appears in Tebiri's moveset)**Translator Tom**
(Interpreter (Story))
(Appears in Martian's moveset)**Lumbercats**
(Wild Woodwork (Story))
(Appears in Woodcutter Bear's moveset)**Sumo Referee**
(Sumology)
(Appears in Sumo Bros. moveset)**Farmer Bob**
(Interpreter)
(Appears in Martian's moveset)**News Lady**
(Orange Remix)
(Appears in Martian's moveset)**Blue Elephant**
(Midair Trapeze)
(Appears in Tebiri's moveset)**Giraffe**
(Midair Trapeze)
(Appears in Tebiri's moveset)**Fridge Penguin**
(Wild Woodwork)
(Appears in Woodcutter Bear's moveset)**Pop Singer's relatives**
(Popular Fan Club (3DS Version))
(Appears in Pop Singer's moveset)**Goat**
(Feed Goat)
(Appears in Eglantine's moveset)**Chance Goat**
(Feed Goat)
(Appears in Eglantine's moveset)
**WarioWare**

**Space Bunnies**
(Appears in Orbulon's moveset)
## **Gameplay**

The control-scheme of "Super Rhythm Heaven Bros." is similar to the Super Smash Bros. games which every character having four special moves. But with the overall gameplay being more like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash-Up. The characters will have a health-bar and not a stamina counter, when a characters health-bar goes down to zero. Then the character will get launched into the background similar to the Smash Bros. games. Unlike in the actual Super Smash Bros. games, characters cannot get knocked of the stage like in the Smash Bros. games.

Each character also have “super-bar” which is split up into four sections similar to Street Fighter IV and V. The bar will fill up more and more as the character deals damage to the opponents. When the bar is full and the player does a quarter-circle forwards motion with the control-stick while pressing A and B, the character can unleash a “Final Smash” aka “Rhythm Super” to deal massive damage to one or several opponents.

Each character will also have a specific trait similar to Injustice: Gods Among Us, that can be activated by pressing L and R at the same. The trait can only be activated when the “character icon” starts flaming up which will only happen once the player has dealt and taken enough damage during the fight and can only be used once per stock.
Each trait will do something different depending on the character, some will receive a boost in power while others will receive infinite access to something that was previously limited. Most of the traits will have a duration-time of eight seconds.

## **Non-Playable Characters**

### Assists

Assists are non-playable characters that can be summoned during the battle and help the character that summoned it by performing different tasks. Similar to the Assist Trophies in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U/3DS.

Link to Assist Video

#### How Assists are summoned

Sometimes during the fight, an orb of four different colors will appear on a random location on the stage. If a character touches the orb, then after a two-second delay, a random Assist from a specific game will show up and aid the character who summoned it. This is pretty similar to how the Summons are summoned on the Midgar stage, but it applies to all the stages. The color of the orb will determine which game the summoned Assist will originate from:

1. Yellow = Rhythm Tengoku
2. Blue = Rhythm Heaven
3. Orange = Rhythm Heaven Fever
4. Purple = Rhythm Heaven: The Best +
5. "Warioware-Logo" = Kat & Ana (Only avalible after the "ver. 2017-update")

But which one of the Assists from that specific game that will show up is completely random every time. Sometimes, the same Assist can show up twice in a row. The Assists can be turned of in the options-menu if the players do not want them to show up.

#### List of Assists

The characters are listed in the order of which their game is unlocked in their respective game. While in the video, they are listed in a alphabetical order.

**Rhythm Tengoku**

**Sneaky Spirits** (Sneaky Spirits)**Stealth Rats** (Cheese Heist)**Toss Boys** (Toss Boys)
**Rhythm Heaven**

**Moai Kids** (Moai Doo-Wop)**T. J. Snapper** (Freeze Frame)**Airboarder** (Airboarder)
**Rhythm Heaven Fever**

**Muscle Doll** (Figure Fighter)**Rhythm Rockets** (Launch Party)**The Donk-Donkers** (Donk-Donk)
**Rhythm Heaven: The Best +**

**Courtney** (Slam Dunked (Story))**Chameleon** (Chameleon)**Waltz-A-Tron** (Waltz-A-Tron)
**Kat & Ana (Only avalible after the "ver. 2017-update")**

**Kat & Ana** (WarioWare Inc.: Mega Microgames$!)
### Others

**Barista**
(Rhythm Tengoku)
**THE OWNER OF THE CAFETERIA!!**Quiz Host
(Rhythm Tengoku - (Quiz))
**THE MAIN ANTAGONIST AND FINAL BOSS OF THIS GAME!!****Note**
(Rhythm Heaven)
**THE HOST OF THIS GAME!!**
Note only appears on the menu's and tells the player what each of the modes mean and teaches them the basics of the game. Similar to the hosts in the Mario Party games.

## **Stages**

There is a total of playable 12 stages in the game, three from each of the Rhythm Heaven games. Not counting the Final Boss level. The song amount on the stages is more like Super Smash Bros. for 3DS, where every stage has three songs each. Two that are there from the start and a third that gets unlocked if a total of twenty matches were played on that particular stage.

**From Rhythm Tengoku**

**Night Walk**
(Night Walk)**Polyrhythm**
(Polyrhythm)**Sneaky House**
(Sneaky Spirits)
**From Rhythm Heaven**

**Blue Bird Boot Camp**
(Blue Birds)**Fan Club Stage**
(Fan Club)**Splashdown Stage**
(Splashdown)
**From Rhythm Heaven Fever**

**Exhibition Match Court**
(Exhibition Match)**Rhythm Arena**
(Ringside)**Working Dough Factory**
(Working Dough)
**From Rhythm Heaven: The Best +**

**Bed of Dreams**
(Pillow Dance)**Slam Dunked Court**
(Slam Dunked)**Tebiri Mama**
**Guest Stages**

**Gamer**
(Game & Wario)
Unlocked by beating Story Mode with Jimmy T. and Orbulon
## Music List

### **1. NIGHT WALK**

1. Night Walk - Rhythm Tengoku
2. Dreams of Our Generation (Japanese) - Rhythm Heaven Fever
3. Classmate (Staff Credits) - Rhythm Heaven: The Best +¤

### **2. POLYRHYTHM**

1. Polyrhythm - Rhythm Tengoku
2. Built to Scale - Rhythm Heaven
3. Built to Scale (Wii) - Rhythm Heaven Fever¤

### **3. SNEAKY HOUSE**

1. Sneaky Spirits - Rhythm Tengoku
2. Sneaky Spirits (Story) - Rhythm Heaven: The Best +
3. Power Calligraphy - Rhythm Tengoku¤

### **4. BLUE BIRD BOOT CAMP**

1. Blue Birds - Rhythm Heaven
2. Blue Birds 2 - Rhythm Heaven
3. Flock Step - Rhythm Heaven Fever¤

### **5. FAN CLUB STAGE**

1. Popular Fan Club - Rhythm Heaven
2. The Dazzles (Full) - Rhythm Heaven
3. The \* Bon Odori - Rhythm Tengoku¤

### **6. SPLASHDOWN STAGE**

1. Splashdown - Rhythm Heaven
2. Splashdown 2 - Rhythm Heaven
3. Airboarder (Full Version) - Rhythm Heaven¤

### **7. EXHIBITION MATCH COURT**

1. Exhibition Match - Rhythm Heaven Fever
2. Air Batter - Rhythm Tengoku
3. Shoot-'Em-Up (Complete) - Rhythm Heaven¤

### **8. RHYTHM ARENA**

1. Ringside - Rhythm Heaven Fever
2. Samurai Slice - Rhythm Heaven Fever
3. Karate Man Medley - Rhythm Heaven: Gigamix¤

### **9. WORKING DOUGH FACTORY**

1. Working Dough - Rhythm Heaven Fever
2. Working Dough Origins - Rhythm Heaven Fever
3. Screwbot Factory - Rhythm Heaven Fever¤

### **10. BED OF DREAMS**

1. Pillow Dance - Rhythm Heaven: The Best +
2. Munchy Monk - Rhythm Heaven Fever
3. Endless Mode - Rhythm Heaven Fever¤

### **11. SLAM DUNKED COURT**

1. Slam Dunked - Rhythm Heaven: The Best +
2. Slam Dunked (Story) - Rhythm Heaven: The Best +
3. WISH Can't wait for you - Rhythm Tengoku¤

### **12. TEBIRI MAMA**

1. Game Select 2 - Rhythm Heaven: The Best +
2. Game Select (Tower) 2 - Rhythm Heaven: The Best +
3. Title Screen Medley (Final Remix) - Rhythm Heaven: The Best +¤

### **13. GAMER**

1. WarioWare, Inc. - Super Smash Bros. Brawl
2. WarioWare, Inc. Medley - Super Smash Bros. Brawl
3. Ashley's Song (Japanese) - Super Smash Bros. Brawl¤
4. Tomorrow Hill - WarioWare Smooth Moves¤
5. Body Rock - WarioWare D.I.Y.¤

¤ = Unlockable song

## **Rhythm Games**

The Rhythm Games are a collection of games that originate from the Rhythm Heaven series. These games have mostly a connection to a Playable Character, an Assist, a Stage, the Story Mode or anything else. These games are hidden and has to be unlocked by either clearing Story Mode with a playable character or be bought from the "Rhythm Game Shop" in the Cafeteria.

RHYTHM GAME PAGE!

## **Game Modes**

### **Single Player**

* Story Mode
* Survival
* Time Attack
* Rhythm Games
* Training

### **Group**

* Vs. Battle!
	+ Time
	+ Stock
	+ Stamina
	+ Team Battle
* Names

### **Wi-Fi**

* With Anyone
	+ Fight!
	+ Team Fight
	+ 1-on-1
* With Friends
	+ Fight!
	+ Team Fight
* Spectator Mode

### **Cafeteria**

Here the player can spend the coins that it has collected to buy Rhythm Games and various pieces of history for the Rhythm Heaven franchise.

* Rhythm Game Shop
* History Mode
* Replays
* Photo Album
* Chronicle

### **Options**

Here the player can adjust the game in order for the best personal experience with the game.

* Screen
* Deflicker
* Rumble
* Controls
* Sound
* Tips
* Erase Data

### **Data**

* Records
	+ Group Records
	+ Fight Records
* Notices
* Sound Test

## **Trivia**

### General

1. A pretty short tech-demo with four wire-frames figures where unlocked after the player beat "The Ultimate 100-Trial Showdown". These wire-frames has incomplete versions of the characters movesets and the stage is completely flat with the theme from "The ★ Bon Odori" playing in the background. A more polished demo with more content is said to be available on the Nintendo Eshop once the stuff in this demo has been fully completed.
2. ARC did foreshadow the existence of this game on "Universe of Smash Bros. Lawl wiki" by creating a page for Karate Joe there, but it just flew past everyones mind like it was nothing special.
	* Several of the characters have names that originates from multiple translations of the Rhythm Heaven-games. Like Tebiri from the Japanese version, Romeo from the European version, Eglantine from the American version and so on.
	* A.R.C originally stated that there would be no "guest characters" but on the 21st of January 2017, he retracted that statement by confirming that two of the ten new characters would be guests.

### Rhythm Tengoku

1. Karate Joe was going to be a playable character in "Super ARC Bros. Brawl", but he did not make the cut.
2. Karate Joe was also the Rhythm Heaven character that ARC originally put in his "Let's try to build a dream SSB4 roster together"-roster, but was later replaced with the Wrestler from Rhythm Heaven Fever thanks to feedback.
3. The message Quiz Host received in the story narration says: "You have no Rhythm to live!" is a reference to how his game, "Quiz", never required an actual rhythm and as such is different from every other game in the Rhythm Heaven franchise.
4. The Giraffe and the Monkeys that appear in Tap Trial Girl's moveset are grouped together as "the Tap Trial Crew" instead of individually. The reason for this could be to clear out the differences between the Giraffe in Tap Trial Girl's moveset to the one in Tebiri's moveset (if they are the same character, then the Giraffe would the first character to appear in two different movesets).
5. Rap Women marks the first sequel-game that is playable without is original counterpart being present.
	* It was later followed by Marcher 2 and Toss Boys 2.
	* Despite that the Tengoku remixes that was brought back features the original versions of "Marcher" and "Rap Men" and not their sequels. The remixes have been slightly reworked to use the sequels of these games as the originals are not present.
		+ However, all three of the missing prequels were added to the game in the "ver. 2017-update", however the changes are still the place.
6. The Clappy Trio and its sequel; Trio on Tour, are the first and second confirmed games that are playable that have no connection to anything in this game at all.
7. Wandering Samurai is the second character that has an unlockable Rhythm Game that comes froma different game then he does. The unlockable is Samurai Slice from Rhythm Heaven Fever, when Wandering Samurai himself originates from Samurai Slice from Rhythm Tengoku.
	* The Original version of "Samurai Slice" was brought into the game with the "ver. 2017-update" and is the only game to have a completely new name, "Original Samurai Slice". To avoid confusion with the Wii-version of the mini-game.
8. As the first new character for ver. 2017, Mr. Upbeat was added instead of Calligraphy Folks because ARC realized that he would have to redo an entire special move for a playable character and not just a small part like with the new rep from Rhythm Heaven: The Best +.
9. Harry Onion is the first "cameo character" that appears in two seperate movesets (Eglantine's and Stomp Farmer's).

### Rhythm Heaven

1. Pop Singer was going to be a playable character in "Super ARC Bros. Brawl", but she did not make the cut.
2. Stomp Farmer's tag-line was criticized for being a little stupid. ARC did say that he was making a pun: "opponions" (a combination of opponents and onions), then in the Wrestler's moveset, ARC admitted that it was one of the weaker puns that he have made.
3. Drummer Duel and Love Lab where games that was considered to appear as Rhythm Games, but they did not make the cut. No direct reason has been given why, but speculation proves that it is either due to time-contraints, their connection to possible future DLC characters or a combination of the two.
	* Samurai Drummer and Love Scientist were later added in the "ver. 2017-update" and these two games along with them.
4. Pop Singers third alternate color used to be of Athena Asamiya's appearance in the King of Fighters XIII, but on 19/6-2016 it was updated to be based on her appearance in the King of Fighters XIV.
5. Love Scientist is the first character who has its "game-of-origin" unlocked by getting a perfect on another game and not unlocked instantly by beating Story Mode as her.

### Rhythm Heaven Fever

1. Reporter is so far the only character that has appeared in both Super ARC Bros. Brawl and Super Rhythm Heaven Bros. She was an Assist Trophy in the former and appears as a part of Wrestler's moveset in the later.
	* She also appears as a playable character in Super Bros. Super Lawl.
2. Marshal is the first character that has an unlockable Rhythm Game that comes from a different game then he does. The unlockable is Night Walk from Rhythm Tengoku, when Marshal himself originates from the Rhythm Test game from Fever.
	* It is also the first game where its direct sequel (Night Walk 2) does not appear, despite being referenced in Marshal's moveset. In the form of the Electric fish.
3. MC Adore's fourth alternate color that was based on the DeviantArt character "Zoe Hirashima", was later remade by GreenPunkEmoGirl (the creator of Zoe Hirashima) to look much more polished and with a lot of added details (such as a jacket).
	* However on 10/1-2021, this alternate costume was removed from the game.
4. Working Dough and Cheer Readers are the third and the fourth Rhythm Games that are playable that have no connection to anything else in this game.

### Rhythm Heaven: The Best +

1. Tebiri Mama became a new stage for "Super ARC Bros. Brawl" the day before this game was announced and it was the first stage to be fully confirmed for this game without any songs playing on it. This was likely because it was a special case.
2. Martian's moveset originally had the highest amount of additional characters that appears in it with a total of 7, spanning three different games.
	* This record was beaten on 1/3-2016 by Tebiri, who has 9 additional characters (if you count the members of the Gatekeeper Trio separately). But he still has the most additional characters that come from one single Rhythm Heaven game.
		+ However there are rumors that one of these cameo-characters will become a separate playable character, which would make Tebiri possibly the only character to receive a reworked moveset later down the line.
			- This character ended up being Eglantine who was confirmed as a playable character exactly one year after Tebiri was confirmed. She was replaced by Buruta in Tebiri's moveset.
3. Tebiri (and also later Eglantine) is the only character to not originate from a specific game, but is rather the main character of Rhythm Heaven: The Best+'s story mode. As such, the Rhythm Game the player unlocks by clearing Story Mode with him has nothing to do with him. Though the monkey that the player originally plays as in those game, has been replaced by Tebiri.
	* Tebiri also keeps his Japanese name, despite being named "Tibby" in the international release.
4. Despite the game being renamed: "Rhythm Heaven Megamix" for its upcoming localized release, the game will still be called by its Japanese name in this game.
5. Similarly to Love Lab and Drummer Duel, the game; Heartbroken Bear, was also considered being added, but did not make it in. But it was added in the "ver. 2017-update", along with Beary.
6. Rhythm Rally (Story) are currently the only game that links to the music of that game and not a video of the game itself. That is because there was no video of the game being played by itself, unlike the other Rhythm Games that are available for play.
7. Interpreter Alien and Wild Woodworker are the only playable characters that have recieved a name-change for the "2017-era". Now they are named: Martian and Woodcutter Bear respectively.