History Funny / RhythmHeaven

--> [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Finally! Our ears are free!]] [[note]]Indeed, the next game featuring them, Snappy Trio, has the lions wearing {{Nice Hat}}s instead of {{Funny Afro}}s[[/note]]

* Ringside. There's something amusing about the wrestler simply replying "yes" to every single question, and the reporter constantly reacting like he's giving really impressive answers. Pressing the wrong button during this game results in the reporter ducking for cover... [[http://youtu.be/SpsezVsd0No but don't let that stop you from getting a superb]].

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* Both Glee Club games don't begin until you tap and hold for a while. Until then, a little prompt appears: "Tap to shut your yap!"

** The ''correct'' dialogue for the Left-Handed Mix is funny in itself, as it has Farmer Bob claim to be looking for a [[BoldlyComing Martian bride]]. Which elicits a somewhat bewildered reaction from the alien mission control, except from [[TheCameo the Spaceball alien]] who just has its [[PerpetualSmiler usual smile]].

* After completing the Lush Remix, it looks like Tibby will finally be able to get home, and he bids the player a tearful farewell. Sad music plays as the credits roll and Tibby rides back into space on a beam of green energy, tears in his eyes... then the beam peters out and [[MoodWhiplash Tibby falls back to Earth with a cartoonish crashing sound]]. [[YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle Looks like there's more work to do!]]

--> [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Finally! Our ears are free!]] [[note]]Indeed, the next game featuring them, Snappy Trio, has the monkeys wearing {{Nice Hat}}s instead of {{Funny Afro}}s[[/note]]

* The "Superb" ending to Clappy Trio 2, with an image of the monkeys throwing their afros into the air:

* When you play Rap Men, you'd expect a serious rap... but instead you get a silly rap about snacks. [[labelnote:Note]]Some ValuesDissonance is at play, however; Japanese rap centers around mundane topics like snacks and cellphones.[[/labelnote]]

** [[spoiler:The ''tutorial'' of all things is included!]]
** The finale. It's a FakeOutFadeOut. [[spoiler: That happens ''twice.'']]

* In [=LumBEARjack=], the cats will sometimes put junk like cans of frozen orange juice or baseball bats on the stump for the Lumbearjack to cut, leading to a confused DoubleTake from him. Amusingly enough, he hardly reacts to having to chop a refrigerator in half at the end of [=LumBEARjack=] 2, or [[spoiler: cutting open [[Literature/{{Momotaro}} an enormous peach with a baby cat inside it]]]] at the end of the Final Remix.

* After completing the Lush Remix, it looks like Tibby will finally be able to get home, and he bids the player a tearful farewell. Sad music plays as the credits roll and Tibby rides back into space on a beam of green energy, tears in his eyes... [[spoiler: then the beam peters out and [[MoodWhiplash Tibby falls back to Earth with a cartoonish crashing sound]]. [[YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle Looks like there's more work to do!]] ]]
* In the last third of the game, [[spoiler:Tibby's mom (who is a sentient temple; don't ask) is ominously purple, and his friends all mention a strange noise coming from her. It's causing the skies in Heaven Land to become gray and dull. When Tibby finally confronts his mom at the end of the game, he gives a heartfelt speech about how much he's grown as a person thanks to the player's help, hoping to get ''some'' kind of reaction out her. Suddenly, as the skies clear, she brightens up and asks Tibby how he's doing. Apparently, she was suffering from a nasty case of the hiccups and was holding her breath in to avoid them, leading to her ominous purple color. Tibby is left dumbfounded.]]

* Ringside. There's something amusing about the wrestler simply replying "yes" to every single question.

* Pressing the wrong button in Ringside results in the reporter ducking for cover... [[http://youtu.be/SpsezVsd0No but don't let that stop you from getting a superb]].
** Messing up the pose timing in Ringside right when it cuts to the newspaper will result in said newspaper [[http://youtu.be/SpsezVsd0No?t=1m5s depicting the wrestlers in a funny pose]], complete with children laughing at it.

* DJ Yellow's audio cues in DJ School are downright hilarious. At one point, he gets so enthusiastic that [[InopportuneVoiceCracking his voice cracks!]]

* The cartoony and very, ''very'' explicit porn parody of Remix 10 by [=Minus8=], to the point where it CrossesTheLineTwice.

** If you miss the first cue of each line and then press A way too late, or if you press A way too early, just like in the prequel, the alien will completely misinterpret Farmer Bob's words and spout nonsense instead.

* Falling into a pit in Night Walk results in instant stage failure. It also results in the game flatly stating the obvious to you on the result screen:

* Blink and you'll miss it: Remix 4 recasts the Wrestler from Ringside as a ninja, complete with a sword in its sheath at his back. One of his poses reveals that the sheath is ''taped'' to his back.

** If you miss the first cue of each line and then press A way too late, the interpreter will completely misinterpret the alien's words as insulting or hostile.

** If you miss the first cue of each line and then press A way too late just like in the prequel, the alien will completely misinterpret Farmer Bob's words and spout nonsense instead.

Turnip.

* Several games that require a routine in a group will have your team members look at [[PlayerCharacter your character]] with [[DisapprovingLook concern, annoyance, or disappointment]] when you mess up the rhythm. Here are 2 examples from [[http://img3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120812215852/rhythmheaven/images/6/62/Glee_Club.png Glee Club]] in ''Heaven'' and [[http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7fq1pcqj51qkxsm3.png Tap Troupe]] in ''Fever''. Even funnier is that despite messing up the routine, your character tends to be completely oblivious to the glares that they're getting, instead keeping the same happy expression.

** Second Contact has you play as the alien, translating what a farmer is saying. The farmer starts flirting with the Martians, eliciting a similar reaction from the alien mission control. The results screen goes on to say "even when things got awkward, [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar you nailed it]]."

* The finale of [[FinalBoss Remix]] [[FinalExamBoss 10]]. It's a FakeOutFadeOut. [[spoiler: That happens ''twice.'']]

* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNkQQIPr5vc Video game corruptions]] of this game (and the first game) actually exist. Many of the corruptions cause freaky graphical glitches, the music to sound hilariously off-key, and/or sound cues to play at wrong times, but some highlights include the Stomp Farmer in Crop Stomper picking ''himself'' out of his garden [[NeverTheSelvesShallMeet and crashing the game]], as well as the Yellow DJ in DJ School [[LosingYourHead losing his head]] [[BlackComedy which appears beside the other DJ on the table]] throughout the mini-game.

** Second Contact has you play as the alien, translating what a farmer is saying. The farmer starts flirting with the Martians, eliciting a similar reaction from the alien mission control. The results screen goes on to say "even when things got awkward, you nailed it."

* In Quiz Show, if you somehow manage to mash the buttons more than 99 times, [[ReadingsBlewUpTheScale your counter explodes,]] [[EpicFail followed by the host's, followed by the "QUIZ" sign]].

** According to the bonus material, pork rice bowls are ''so'' popular with Martians that they're even building a restaurant filled with nothing but them.