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The game is played out in 'stages' which act as the games levels. Each themed World has 8 stages (excluding Showtime Island and Metal Mountains, which only have 3). There are some stages that play outside of worlds, such as the tutorial level Woodwin Village and the Bonus Stages (Pokémon themed stages). | The game is played out in 'stages' which act as the games levels. Each themed World has 8 stages (excluding Showtime Island and Metal Mountains, which only have 3). There are some stages that play outside of worlds, such as the tutorial level Woodwin Village and the Bonus Stages (Pokémon-themed stages). | ||
Every Stage has the option of playing at a Normal speed and a Fast speed. Getting a Gold rank on both modes will unlock official game art on the lower touch-screen. While the art unlocked is normally of a standard enemy, Boss levels will always reveal the image of the boss that was fought on that stage. In case of the Bonus Levels, you unlock playable character art and for World 8 you unlock Concept art. | Every Stage has the option of playing at a Normal speed and a Fast speed. Getting a Gold rank on both modes will unlock official game art on the lower touch-screen. While the art unlocked is normally of a standard enemy, Boss levels will always reveal the image of the boss that was fought on that stage. In case of the Bonus Levels, you unlock playable character art and for World 8 you unlock Concept art. | ||
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| HarmoKnight リズムハンター ハーモナイト (Rhythm Hunter HarmoKnight) | |
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 Promotional artwork for HarmoKnight | |
Basic info
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| Platform: | Nintendo 3DS |
| Category: | Rhythm platformer |
| Players: | 1 player |
| Connectivity: | None |
| Developer: | Game Freak |
| Publisher: | Nintendo |
| Part of: | Generation V side series |
Ratings
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| CERO: | A |
| ESRB: | E |
| ACB: | G |
| OFLC: | N/A |
| PEGI: | 7 |
| GRAC: | N/A |
| GSRR: | N/A |
Release dates
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| Japan: | September 5, 2012 |
| North America: | March 28, 2013 |
| Australia: | March 28, 2013 |
| Europe: | March 28, 2013 |
| South Korea: | N/A |
| Hong Kong: | N/A |
| Taiwan: | N/A |
Websites
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| Japanese: | Official Japanese site |
| English: | Official English site |
HarmoKnight (Japanese: リズムハンター ハーモナイト Rhythm Hunter: HarmoKnight) is a rhythm platform game released for the 3DS that is exclusive to the Nintendo eShop. The game was released in Japan on September 5, 2012 and in North America, Europe and Australia on March 28, 2013. The game was directed by James Turner of Game Freak. The game mixes elements from the rhythm and platformer genres in a variety of musical stages, some of which were inspired by music from the Pokémon games.
HarmoKnight is one of the few games outside of Pokémon that Game Freak has developed since the debut of the series.
Blurb
Cover your ears – the planet of Melodia is under attack in this new game from the makers of Pokémon! The evil Noizoids, under the orders of their leader Gargan, aren’t just disrupting the normal tuneful lives of Melodians everywhere – they’ve also kidnapped Ariana, the princess of Symphony City! Help Tempo, the boy chosen to wield the legendary staff, and his friends as they travel across Melodia on a musical adventure in HarmoKnight, only from Nintendo eShop on Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo 3DS XL. Over 50 stages of rhythm-action fun await, including bonus stages featuring much-loved tunes from some of your favourite Pokémon games!
Worlds
The game is played out in 'stages' which act as the games levels. Each themed World has 8 stages (excluding Showtime Island and Metal Mountains, which only have 3). There are some stages that play outside of worlds, such as the tutorial level Woodwin Village and the Bonus Stages (Pokémon-themed stages).
Every Stage has the option of playing at a Normal speed and a Fast speed. Getting a Gold rank on both modes will unlock official game art on the lower touch-screen. While the art unlocked is normally of a standard enemy, Boss levels will always reveal the image of the boss that was fought on that stage. In case of the Bonus Levels, you unlock playable character art and for World 8 you unlock Concept art.
- World 1: Marching Hills
- 8 Stages: Mini-Boss: Growliks - Boss: Growlord
- World 2: Rock Range
- 8 Stages: Mini-Boss: Dragnarock - Boss: Buzzooka
- World 3: Calypso Beach
- 8 Stages: Mini-Boss: Octarina - Boss: Discordred
- World 4: Showtime Island
- 3 Stages: Mini-Boss: none - Boss: none
- World 5: Sleighbell Slopes
- 8 Stages: Mini-Boss: Howliks - Boss: Winterwulf
- World 6: Metal Mountains
- 3 Stages: Mini-Boss: none - Boss: none
- World 7: Baroque Volcano
- 8 Stages: Mini-Boss: Classikaos - Boss: Gargan
- World 8: Sky Roost (unlocked by finding all 5 Pinklefs)
- 8 stages: Mini-Boss: none - Boss: none
Pokémon-themed stages
The following stages based on remixed themes from the Pokémon games can be unlocked as Bonus Stages:
- Pokémon Gym theme (unlocked by clearing Marching Hills in World 1)
- Gold rank: 78 hits
- Route 26 theme (unlocked by clearing Rock Range in World 2)
- Gold rank: 59 hits
- Bicycle theme from Pokémon Gold and Silver (unlocked by clearing Calypso Beach in World 3)
- Gold rank: 69 hits
- Champion theme from Pokémon Red and Green (unlocked by clearing Sleighbell Slopes in World 5)
- Gold rank: 109 hits
- Trainer battle theme from Pokémon Black and White (unlocked by clearing Baroque Volcano in World 7)
- Gold rank: 202 hits
Gallery
Pokémon-themed stage with Pokémon Gym Theme
Pokémon-themed stage with Kanto Route 26 Theme
Pokémon-themed stage with Bicycle Theme
Pokémon-themed stage with Champion Theme
Pokémon-themed stage with Trainer Battle Theme
Pokémon-themed stage with Trainer Battle Theme
Pokémon-themed stage with Trainer Battle Theme
External links
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This game-related article is part of Project Games, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon games. |
