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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* As stated by the developers of ''Rhythm Doctor'' in an update post, this level is a translation of the Meet & Tweet minigame from ''Bits & Bops''. Not only does the level's heartbeats follow closely to the beats of the original minigame, but the visual storytelling is near identical, too; a bird will speak of their own experience, and the other bird will attempt to relate or sympathize by speaking of a similar experience. For example, when the Cockatiel speaks of the joy it felt from being drawn by Lucia, the Wren attempts to relate by speaking of its experience being photographed by Hailey. This happens in the original minigame, too, where the Canary attempts to relate to the Wren's experiences with each reply it gives. | * As stated by the developers of ''Rhythm Doctor'' in an update post, this level is a translation of the Meet & Tweet minigame from ''Bits & Bops''. Not only does the level's heartbeats follow closely to the beats of the original minigame, but the visual storytelling is near identical, too; a bird will speak of their own experience, and the other bird will attempt to relate or sympathize by speaking of a similar experience. For example, when the Cockatiel speaks of the joy it felt from being drawn by Lucia, the Wren attempts to relate by speaking of its experience being photographed by Hailey. This happens in the original minigame, too, where the Canary attempts to relate to the Wren's experiences with each reply it gives. | ||
* In a Tiktok video upload by Tempo Lab Games<ref>https://www.tiktok.com/@bitsandbopsgame/video/7175407982094601473</ref>, the former version of this level | * In a Tiktok video upload by Tempo Lab Games<ref>https://www.tiktok.com/@bitsandbopsgame/video/7175407982094601473</ref>, the former version of this level includes a yellow tint row event, a common visual cue of syncopation in community. | ||
== References == | == References == | ||