Animal Lover: A good deal of her appearances feature her tap-dancing with a pair of monkeys, and she is shown to have a very friendly relationship with them.To this day, she considers her trademark red tap shoes her most prized possession. All Women Love Shoes: In order to enter the secret tap-dance parties of the animal kingdom, Yuka went to great lengths to find shoes with the right shade of red.Two Aliases, One Character: The trio have a side gig as the Snappy Trio, wherein they dress up in blue tuxedos and bowler hats.Īppears in: Tengoku, Heaven, Fever, & MegamixĪ young girl who is quite adept in the ways of tap-dancing, and is one of the mascots of the Rhythm Heaven franchise.True Companions: They work wonderfully together as a team, and even when one wanted to help out the Chorus Kids and was afraid of having to break up their group, the other two encouraged him to go help them out by his lonesome.They have afros and clown noses, and are striving performers, but they don't act as goofy as typical clowns. They were given to them as a gift by a fan, and they were so moved by the fan's offer, that they've worn the afros in their performances ever since. It Was a Gift: Their afros originally weren't part of their ensemble.Funny Afro: All three wear sparkly, red afros that take up almost the entirety of their heads.He noticed how poorly the Chorus Kids were, and got permission from the other two members to go solo and help the trio out. Canon Character All Along: The conductor who helps the Chorus Kids perform in harmony is actually one of the members of the Clappy Trio.Three lions who are roaming performers, doing clap routines to impress their thousands of fans. Rhythm Heaven Megamix was only released digitally outside of Japan and Europe.Appears in: Tengoku, Heaven (cameo), Fever (cameo), & Megamix.
As of December 2021, the Rhythm Heaven franchise has sold 5.17 million copies worldwide. Starting with the second title, the series started to release worldwide one year after the Japanese release.
The games are about the player being able to keep up with the rhythm of a song using visual and audio cues throughout the level. The series debuted in 2006 when it released exclusively in Japan on the Game Boy Advance. Rhythm Heaven, known as Rhythm Tengoku in Japan and as Rhythm Paradise in Europe, is a rhythm series made by Nintendo.
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