They'll help you with getting timing on your moves down, and participating in a select few attacks. Rather, they're two partners in a style similar to Nana. I don't like the idea of them being playable, however in this case you're not really taking direct control of them. So now that why Rhythm Girl is out of the way, it's time to say 'what's the deal with Chorus Kids?' Chorus Kids are a popular pick due to them being 'leaked' for Smash 4. I think being on the box of two games and the cartridge of one is pretty cool, alongside just being seemingly the face of the series. She doesn't make an appearance at ALL for the DS title outside of promotional artwork. Marshal is the face of the Japanese Wii box. Here are a few points of interest AGAINST my character.Ĭhorus Kids get the spotlight on the DS title. Now, I'm also a fair man who's done his research. She can very clearly alter her appearance drastically, it's not too much of a stretch that all the girls appearing in the artworks are the same girl. Very stylish, she will appear in various clothes. WRONG, they're all the same girl! Google translate says (roughly): She's also standing with a bunch of different girls. Scroll down about halfway, you'll see the character's iconic red dress. 'You can't pull the wool over my eyes, those are very clearly different girls!' I'd like to direct your attention to the japanese page for Rhythm Heaven. 'Now hold the phone!', you may be thinking. She's the only character to appear on the cover of the official soundtrack! It's trying to draw attention to her with the light beams. Promotional artwork for the DS title (though she does not make an appearance to my knowledge). She's on the arcade cabinet, featured pretty prominently. This game was also re-released on the Wii title, AND the 3DS title. Here she is in her own game, Tap Trial (GBA). She's on the cartridge of the first game.

Girl on front cover of rhythm heaven