Rhythm Heaven Fever Playthrough Part 2

In this part, we complete the entire second column of levels. These are the stages shown in this part: Fork Lifter: In this level, you have to stab the peas with your fork as they're flicked towards you. Remember that there's a beat between the flick and the moment you have to stab the pea and you should easily get used to how the level works. The peas after the burger are the toughest part of this stage, for sure. Reward for getting a Perfect on Fork Lifter: Fork Lifter's music Tambourine: This is definitely one of the easiest Perfects to get in the game. You just have to mimic the monkey's actions with your tambourine. You press A to shake the tambourine and you press A and B to hit it. If you mess up once during a pattern, that entire pattern counts as a mess-up rather than just the missed note. Reward for getting a Perfect on Tambourine: Tambourine's music Board Meeting: This is the shortest stage in Fever, but that doesn't stop it from being really fun. You play as the pig on the far right, and you have to stop your swivel chair in the same fashion as the other three pigs do, kind of like Glee Club. When every pig spins together, wait for the assistant's cue, and then press A shortly afterwards to stop in unison. This is another really easy game to get a Perfect on! Reward for getting a Perfect on Board Meeting: Read Something - First Day Orientation *cough* (Excuse me.) First of all, let me welcome and congratulate all of our... *ah-CHOO* new employees. Next, I need to tell you the most important thing you can know about working at our company: Wherever you are, whatever you do here, from the assembly line to Accounts Payable, remember to mind the flow. For proof, consider our executives seated there. They all came from humble origins but rose to the top because they embrace flow. If you want to climb the ladder here, you've got to develop your flow! All right, everyone. Stand up and repeat after me: One! Start the spin smoothly and flow to a halt. Two! At lunchtime, season freely with flowing pepper and salt. *Ahhh-CHOOOOO!* (Excuse me.) Monkey Watch: A lot of people have trouble getting a Perfect on this one. You play as the monkey on the seconds hand and you have to press A to the music to give each monkey a high five as the hand goes around the clock. For pink monkeys, you have to press A twice a bit faster so you also high-five the monkey on the off-beat. When the music and screen fade out, you have to continue pressing A at the same pace, which is where people usually mess up their Perfect run. Reward for getting a Perfect on Monkey Watch: Read Something - Ad Copy Do you hate looking at your watch, afraid of how late you are to your meeting, date, or appointment? Is the mere act of checking the time a source of stress and unhappiness in your life? If so, you need a Monkey Watch! It won't make you any less late for things, but there's no way to frown after looking at it! Seriously! It's medically impossible! We asked some science guys about it! So buy your Monkey Watch today, and smile the rest of your life! WARNING: Using Monkey Watch continuously may make the monkeys tired. Let them rest occasionally for more accurate timekeeping. Remix 2: This Remix isn't TOO hard to Perfect, but it has its moments. It's the game's shortest Remix, but it can get REALLY fast. I think that the Tambourine and Fork Lifter parts are the toughest. Reward for getting a Perfect on Remix 2: Read Something - Investigation Notes xx/xx/20xx "It's July though November" was the tip from the mystery man working at the Built to Scale factory. The "Assembly-Line Slogans" document he wrote looks suspicious. We'll definitely want to investigate that.