Rhythm Heaven Fever Playthrough Part 3

In this part, we complete the entire third column of levels. These are the stages shown in this part: Working Dough: Kind of like Tambourine, this stage is all about mimicking patterns. In this case, you play as the newbie Dough Dudes and you have to knock the orbs in the same pattern that your co-worker Dough Dudes do. You press A to bounce up the small orbs and B to use the force of both Dough Dudes to fling the big ones! This is one of the harder Perfects to get, especially with the streams of orbs. Reward for getting a Perfect on Working Dough: Read Something - After Work On the work floor... Veteran: "I wonder if the ship made it back home to Planet Dough yet..." Rookie: "Let's hope so. We spent so long transporting fuel orbs for it, I was just glad to see it take off." Veteran: "I gotta tell you, my heart skipped a few when you missed the fuel orb that Mr. Game & Watch was riding." Rookie: "I'm really sorry about that. It makes me all emotional just thinking about it." Veteran: "None of that. Crying will just make you all gooey. Try to stay dry until you get home from work." Rookie: "It's a good thing See and Saw were waiting below and ready to fling Mr. Game & Watch onto the ship!" Veteran: "Yeah, I keep them ready in case emergencies like that come up." Rookie: "That was you? Wow, you are so on top of things! I hope to be half as good as you someday." Veteran: "Just take it one day at a time, kid. Now turn off the lights. It's time to go home." Rookie: "Ugh. I worked so hard today. I won't be able to rise in the morning..." Built to Scale: This stage is honestly kind of boring. Your job is to assemble widgets by controlling the red block and bouncing the rods as they head towards you and then assembling a widget by flinging it into the panels by pressing A and B. The melody is always the same, but it will change tempos as the level goes on. Reward for getting a Perfect on Built to Scale: Built to Scale's music Air Rally: I absolutely LOVE this stage. You control Baxter the Dog while you have a friendly badminton match in the sky against Forthington. You just have to hit A to whack the birdie back to Forthington to the music. Occasionally, he'll lob the birdie and delay it with a beautiful sound cue. No matter how far away he is from Baxter, the timing will always be the same. Reward for getting a Perfect on Air Rally: Read Something - Baxter & Forthington High above the Rhythm Islands... Forthington: "Hey, Baxter, you hear about the new doughnut shop? You can get a doughnut covered in marshmallows, candy, and tiny little doughnuts!" Baxter: "Ugh. I'll pass. There's such a thing a restraint, you know." Forthington: "Come on, let's just check it out. Live a little!" Baxter: "Forthington, I'm not going to repeat myself. If you want to go wallow in lard, you can go by yourself, glutton." Forthington: "What did you call me?! Oh, that's it, Mr. Leafy Greens! Eat THIS!" With a mighty THWACK, Forthington launches the birdie at Baxter's face. Baxter: "Hrmph. Gotta do better than that, glaze breath." Baxter smacks the birdie right back a Forthington. Forthington: "It looks like this old dog knows some tricks, but how will you cope if I change up the distance?" Forthington accelerates toward the horizon and then belts the Birdie at Baxter. THWACK! Baxter: "So soft and sweet. Just like those doughnuts you like!" THWACK! The rally continues for over twenty minutes. Forthington: "OK, for an old dog with no taste, you're actually pretty good at air badminton!" Baxter: "You're not so bad for a sour puss either. Whew! That was a workout! I could eat a salad bar!" Forthington: "Hey, I've got an idea. Why don't we go to the doughnut shop?" Baxter: "..." Forthington: "Come on, Baxter. Doughnuts covered in tiny doughnuts. You know you want one." Baxter: "All right..." The two planes bank across each other's paths, making surprisingly doughnut-shaped vapor trails as they fly off for a well-deserved snack. Figure Fighter: In this stage, you gotta jab the punching bag to the music by pressing A to inflate the figure at the right time. The jab cues will always switch up, ranging from one to three jabs. The fast "one-two!" jabs are probably the toughest to nail your first time. Reward for getting a Perfect on Figure Fighter: Figure Fighter's music Remix 3: This is a LOOOONG Remix, so perfecting it can definitely be annoying. It's a kitchen-themed Remix with a few tricky parts here and there. Like in Figure Fighter, the random "one-two" cues are the hardest part of this Remix, for sure. The Working Dough parts might be difficult at first, too. Reward for getting a Perfect on Remix 3: Song Lyrics #1 (in comments)