The series' only release in Western territories is Elite Beat Agents, which was never released in Japan due to the heavy Western influences found within it. The game is the successor to the 2005 game Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan, also released for the DS. Romaji: Moero! Nekketsu Rizumu-damashii Osu! Tatakae! Ōendan Tsū) is a Nintendo DS video game by iNiS that was published by Nintendo and released in 2007.
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The game's characters, dilemmas, storylines, and soundtrack were all tailored for a western demographic, but in terms of gameplay is identical to the Ouendan titles.įor a limited time in 2007, people that bought Ouendan 2 could take the game to Japanese stores equipped with DS download stations and download data to unlock EBA character skins for use in the game. Elite Beat Agents, which was not released in Japan, features new heroes that resemble secret agents rather than cheerleaders. While Ouendan 2 is the sequel to the original Japanese Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan, a western spin-off, Elite Beat Agents, was released in between them. If the meter depletes entirely, the level is failed, and the stage's client will hit rock bottom. If a marker is missed, a chunk of the meter will be docked.
The more accurate the player is, the more the gauge will be filled. The gauge constantly depletes and must be filled by hitting markers successfully. The bar is divided into red and yellow sections if the player's health is in the yellow during a song checkpoint, then that particular portion of the song is considered "passed". "Health" is represented by a bar at the top of the touch screen. Spinning more than is required yields bonus points. Essentially a giant wheel, the player must spin it as fast as they can to fill a gauge before a circle closes in on the wheel's axel. "Spin Markers" appear at key points of songs. Some Phrase Markers display an arrow on the other end of of the track, indicating that the player must reverse direction. Small dots line the path, and points are tallied for each dot the player essentially collects on the track. The player must tap the marker with the stylus and then hold it to the screen while following a ball that rolls along the track to the other end. "Phrase Markers" are essentially Hit Markers with tracks that extend from them. The player can eventually unlock the ability to play the game without the use of the guide circles for extra challenge. Missing a marker entirely reduces the player's health meter. Based on the player's accuracy, each individual marker is worth 50, 100, or 300 points. As the ring lines up with the edge of the circle, the player taps the marker to match the song's rhythm. To assist in timing, rings close around each marker. Each marker in a sequence must be tapped in numerical order. Hit MarkersĬircular, numbered icons that appear on the touch screen during play are called "Hit Markers". Using the Nintendo DS stylus, the player taps out the rhythm of the song playing. The gameplay in Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2 is exactly the same as both Ouendan, and Elite Beat Agents before it. When things become truly dire, the rival squads team up to cheer on the world, and with their collective spirit, reignite the sun. The two ouendan squads continue aiding the townsfolk separately until once again, the entire world is threatened by an apocalyptic event the threat of the sun's death and the freezing of Earth.
However, a rival ouendan known as the Encouraging Nobility appear on the scene, causing a rivalry to stir. StoryĪs in the original game, the Yuuhi Town Ouendan come to the aid of locals in need, firing them up and cheering them on in order to give them the will to succeed.
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The new twist for the second entry in the Japanese series is the presence of rival Ouendan, whom are playable in half of the game's stages. The game follows a group of superhero male Japanese cheerleaders, known as Ouendan, who travel all across Japan (and even outer space) to solve various people's problems through song and dance. Moero! Nekketsu Rhythm Damashii Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2 (which can be translated to "Burn Hot Rhythm Soul Go! Fight! Cheer Squad 2") is the sequel to the DS original, Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan which was released in Japan in 2005.
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