Tempo's Funky Pack

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Tempo's Funky Pack is a shoot-and-run platforming-adventure video game developed by Gear Games and published by SEGA that is released the May 14th 2019 on the Nintendo Switch. It is a reboot of the Tempo franchise, and the game takes place after the events of the SEGA Saturn game Super Tempo, and is revealed that Tempo's Funky Pack is a combined continuity of the latter, Tempo (SEGA 32X) and Tempo Jr.

Gameplay[]

The gameplay is a combination of Tempo and Super Tempo; the characters can kick, use projectiles, get the highest score possible and exploring the levels. There are multiple new elements in this game added to keep the franchise fresh, such as expending upon the Dancing mechanic found in Tempo to give it more function, the ability to play as any playable character at any time, and temporary add an extra ability with the candies called the Changers.

The main objective is to collect all of the Melody Notes that will restore the humor, happiness and harmony of Rythmia, as well as restoring defective sounds. Most Melody Notes are guarded by a boss, which the players must defeat. Up to four players can play offline and online.

Although getting as many points as possible is the secondary objective, exploration had become more encouraged does to the Performances (the name of the levels) being much larger and more varied, and most of them requires various skills of each character in order to progress. There are also 20 Treasures to collect, which while optional, are collectibles similar to the Super Mario franchise's Power Stars and Power Moons, and each of them gives the player 50,000 points, and collecting all of a World's Treasures will makes 500,000 points.

Although the life system is lifted and thus the player can only lose a hundred points and simply return into the last Checkpoint Door, it is still possible to get a Game Over by losing in very unusual circumstances, as seen in Unusual Losses.

Another addition is the Parkour Skill. This allows the players to collect more Doremis and getting a higher score by performing an attack or a movement in a rhythm. A blue flash will indicate the perfect timing, although if it is not pressed yet, the blue flash will gradually goes into green (great), yellow (good) and red (OK), with less and less Doremis and score being rewarded. The players can chain up a Combo by doing five or more Parkour Skills in Perfect, Great or Good timing.

Combo
	Noice (x5 Combo)	25 Doremis and 250 points awarded.
	Cool (x10 Combo)	50 Doremis and 500 points awarded.
	Groovy! (x15 Combo)	75 Doremis and 750 points awarded.
	Funky! (x25 Combo)	100 Doremis and 1000 points awarded.
	Impressive! (x40 Combo)	125 Doremis and 1250 points awarded.
	Awesome! (x50 Combo)	150 Doremis and 1500 points awarded.
	Marvelous!! (x65 Combo)	175 Doremis and 1750 points awarded.
	Spectacular!! (x75 Combo)	200 Doremis and 2000 points awarded.
	Wonderful!! (x85 Combo)	225 Doremis and 2250 points awarded.
	Unstoppable!!! (x100 Combo)	250 Doremis and 2500 points awarded.
	Unstoppable!!! (Again) (Every more 25x combo)	100 Doremis and 1000 points awarded.

Controls[]

The table is under assumption that the player is using two Joy-Cons connected as one controller. The player can grab, throw and perform a Piledive by shaking.

Basic Movement
	Walk	pressed lightly
	Run	pressed all the way
	Duck	pressed downwards
	Jump	pressed
	Flight (Tempo/Goliath)	held while mid-air
	Flight (Katy/Light)	pressed, press again to drop
	Climb	pressed up or down to climb in ladders, vines and other climbable objects.
Attacks
	Kick	. Press in continuous rhythm to continue kicking.
	Projectile
	Pick, Throw	to pick. Press when carrying an object or stunned enemy to throw it.
	Body Slam/Piledive	held down, and then . If the player is holding something and pressed instead, it will perform a more powerful Piledive instead.
Parkour Skills
	Skip Hop	pressed right before stomping an enemy that is safe to jump on. It allows the player to jump higher than usual.
	Timed Kick	pressed right making contact with an enemy. It deals more damage than a normal kick.
	Rollout	pressed in either direction right after landing. It gives a slight speed boost for two seconds.
	Bounce	pressed after performing a Body Slam or a Piledive. Bounces higher than a normal jump.
	Stylish Throw	from left to right (or the inverse) + . The throw will be twice as damaging, and the thrown enemy will be sent spinning, hitting wall to wall until hitting a wall the fifth time.
	Wall Kick	right when the player hit a wall. Allows the player to jump to the opposite direction.
	Perfect-Landing Spin	right when the player lands. The player spins for two seconds and keep spinning when pressing when the spin is about to stop.
	Hello-There Landing	pressed right when the player is near a context-sensitive option. The player will land in a showy fashion.
Context-Sensitive
	Speak	when near a friendly NPC.
	Enter	to enter a building, another room, an exit or a Checkpoint Door when being near a door.
	Dance/Music Play	when over the Dance Play or Music Play Pad.
	Press/Switch Button	to press a button or to activate a switch.
	Other Context-Sensitive Action	when near a flashing word such as "Pull!", "Look!" and "Yell!"
Misc.
	Use Stored Changer	to select the highlighted Changer.
	Swap a Changer	or to select the highlighted Changer.
	Pause	+ or - to pause.
	Select (Menu)	to select the highlighted option.
	Map/Pause Menu (Pause)	or to swap between the Map or the Pause Menu.
	Decide/Go Back	to accept an option, or to decline and go back. Pressing will not turn off the Pause Menu!

Playable Characters[]

Image + Name	Description
Tempo	*"Tempo's back in the house, homie!"* Tempo is the main hero of the adventure, and with his girlfriend Katy, and the new team the two joined called the Funky Pack, he will save Rhythmia from Scitis, as well as King Dirge Sound returning for his revenge. Tempo is the fastest of the playable characters in term of ground speed, while also being able to use his kicks faster than the others. He can even chain up his attacks for a combo, dealing more DPS than the others when used in the correct timing. However, he can only slow down his fall when using flight, and his projectiles are nowhere as good as Katy's and Goliath's. His projectiles are the Note Flick and the Fiddle Bubble, the former using as a standard projectile that nevertheless works against most enemies, with the Fiddle Bubble being able to incapacitate even invincible enemies by encasing them in bubbles. When upgraded, Tempo fires them in more directions at once, going from two, three to four seperate directions.
Katy	*"Let's rock and roll, everyone!"* Katy may looks like one's typical girlfriend, but she is rough on the edge when someone is not respecting her! And trust me, she is no damsel in distress, and all kidnappers will regret kidnapping her! Katy have unlimited flight, allowing her to reach gaps and high places with utmost ease. In addition, her Music Play are generally stronger than Tempo's, and her performance dance is even stronger when teaming up with a freind. She is however quite slower than Tempo and Goliath, and her projectiles, while strong, have limited range. Her solo dance is also nowhere as strong as the solo dance of anyone else. Her Heart Stickers can infatuate cause enemies to attack each others, and her Fire Hairdryer can burn out enemies and quickly damage bosses. However, they both have limited range, which means that Katy must get closer to them. When upgraded, both have longer range.
Goliath	*"Smash and crash! That's what I do the best!"* An overprotective but soft beetle who just love to fight, but will actually only put up a fight if threatened or if his friends are in serious danger. He is especially friendly to his loving friend, Light. Goliath is easily the strongest of the playable characters in term of both melee and ranged combat. In addition, he is also fast, although nowhere as fast as Tempo. When he punched, kicked or charged at an enemy away, if that enemy hit another, it will cause a chain reaction. That is to say, being quite taller than the others makes him an easy target, and he can get stunned if he hit a wall using his charge attack. His Boombox Bazooka send out a soundwave that explodes on impact, pushing away heavier enemies and instantly knock out weaker enemies, but have a slow fire rate, and his Drumquake inflict an earthquake that will stun grounded invincible enemies even break out rocks and reveal secret paths. When upgraded, they simply get stronger and can even defeat normally invincible enemies!
Light	*"Up we go, but let's be careful up there."* Shy but snarky firefly who studies a lot. Specializes in light sources and technology, she also tend to be quite tender to Goliath, but the latter was quite oblivious about it. Light is faster than Katy, but only a bit slower than Goliath. While her Music Play are generally weak, her projectiles have versatile purposes despite being very weak, and like Katy, she have unlimited flight. Her dancing performance greatly boost the others, and is just fine on her own. Being a bit smaller than the others also make her a harder target. Her Back Flash have short range, but can be used repeatedly, pushes enemies and can light up dark places. Her Zapper Remote deliver superfast electric that stuns enemies, even invincible ones, for many seconds, and is capable of Machinery activation. When upgraded, the stun from either projectiles lasts longer and can deal a bit more damage.
Pendula	*"Those Ants will soon forgot what they had just did. Watch and learn!"* Ladel is a ladybug who is an hypnotist that uses her abilities to entertain her audience. Now that King Dirge will put silence on Rhytmia, she is willing to help out Tempo's Funky Pack. While her running speed and attack power are quite lower than Tempo and Goliath's, she can fly far faster than those two, but have lower slowdown, making her difficult to control if used hastily. Instead, she can use her hypnosis skill to control an enemy or a NPC in order to discover secrets. In addition, her projectiles are also deadly. Her Apple Cadabra can defeat invincible enemies regardless of current projectile level, and can bounces from the floor, walls and ceiling. She can also use the Card Swipe as super fast and high fire-rate projectiles that can even slightly slow down bosses when hit!
Mothley	*"I dealt with that greedy Scitis before. But since he is a problem for you too, I can help you out."* This calm and calculating purple-winged moth is a former member of Scitis' Stealing Rogues who seeks to redeem himself. After hearing that Tempo and his friends will stop Scitis, he doubted them at first, until he realized their potential. Scitis, like Katy and Light, can fly indefinitely, but is slower than them in term of ground speed, but faster in air speed. However, he is not a good dancer or a music player, but makes up for that by using his stealth-based skill that replaces his projectiles. He can use the Invisibility Cloak to hide himself from enemies and detecting lasers. While he cannot attack, he can pass thorough them without harm but moves much slower when he does, and he is still vulnerable to projectiles and physical attacks. He can also use the Slow Down Clock to slow down enemies, projectiles and even all type of hazard, allowing for a quick escape, and is more useful against bosses.

Super Transformations[]

Each playable character have their own Super Transformation, only accessed by, in order, a Macho Underwear for Tempo, a Kaiden Glove for Katy, a Tank Bombshell for Goliath, a Witch Hat for Light, a Magician Wand for Pendula and a Spy Cloak for Mothley.

Image + Name	Description
Macho Tempo Muscle Tempo in PAL regions	*"One macho punch, coming up!"* Tempo's Super Transformation. He is invulnerable against contact and most hazards, and his fists can break most obstacles as well as most type of enemies. However, he is not capable of flight does to his wings becoming to small.
13-Kaiden Katy Boxing Katy in PAL regions	*"Hut, two, three, BAP!"* Katy's Super Transformation. Her boxing gloves allows her to break out enemies like Macho Tempo is capable to, but while she is nowhere as resilient, she can run faster. She can only float for a moment does to her wings being much smaller.
Tank Goliath	*"Ready and armed for combat!"* Tank Goliath become a mecha-tank hybrid capable of blasting off even otherwise invincible enemies with his bomb shells. His jumping height is however quite reduced, and he is incapable of flight like Macho Tempo.
Witch Light	*"Steady, steady... kaboom."* Witch Light is a powerful magician that while being the least resilient, her explosive magic is capable of taking down many enemies at once, making her a dangerous crowd control Super Transformation.
Magician Pendula	*"Walla Walla Washington! Now you are flowered!"* Magician Pendula, like Witch Light, lacked extra resilience, but makes up for that to transform enemies into flowers, allowing her extra jump and to make much more notes. She can also turn back projectiles against enemies, making her dangerous against certain bosses!
Spy Mothley	*"I see you, you creep."* Spy Mothley's stealth skill is enhanced, and can turn invisible for indefinite time (well, at least until the Super Transformation expires in non-boss levels). He can also deliver attack at faster speed than the others are able to, making deadly when chaining up a combo.

Allies[]

Image + Name	Description
Eugenie	*"As long as you got enough Poinks, I will grant you an item!"* A leaf insect that is known for hiding on the best spot in order to open his shop without getting detected by the ants. He can sells various items that can be used later for Tempo and his friends... for the right price. He also never raise the item cost... because he saw too many shops that raise their price just because a rich hero had passed by.
Major Minor	*"Well, well, well! Isn't it my previous champions, Tempo and Katy! And you have brought some new friends, too."* After hosting the now-abandoned Major Minor Show and then being freed from the Mecha Dragon Ship, Major Minor gives missions for Tempo and Katy, which while difficult and dangerous, promises them good cash award. While he is shown to be a conniver, he is a gentleman who will never want to force his challengers and allies alike to face a dangerous situation; it is the players' decision to take on such situations, after all.
Rough Tough	*"Listen up! If you want to prove me that you are not puny insects, then prove me so by beating the next rogue(s)!"* A fairly muscular Panorpidae (common scorpionfly) who is not only arrogant, but also a cowardly bully. He only uses his muscles on the weak, and he is very incompetent. He only helps the players because he is also under Major Minor's service, but even the latter had no respect on him. He's not completely unhelpful either; he can actually give advice to the players when they were about to confront the next boss.
The BeeBees The Buzzelles in the North American release	*"Never give up! Never stop! And most importantly, stay on the groove!"* A trio of bees that confronted Tempo and Katy, but then abandoned their dirty work for King Dirge and helped Katy when she is on a solo mission rescuing Tempo. Composed of the energetic Honnie, the unpredictable Beatty, and the fun-loving Ziggia, they help the players to learn how to use the Music Power, which proves to be helpful in most levels, and especially vital against certain bosses.
Dr. Damsel	*"Look at this! My new Changer-o-Matics, also known as simply Changers, will help you to go thorough the levels... but only if you know how to use them well!"* A strict but well-meaning damselfly with large scientist glasses. While she tend to be enthusiastic when succeeding, she still tend to be cautious and make sure she tests her inventions well. She hates when people are using her inventions the wrong way (unless if it actually works) or for selfish purposes.
Pintel	*"I've exterminating pests, and I know when something get toxic. I eat those pests, but I did studied about toxic substance."* An exterminator who discreetly eats feral pests in order to help gardeners. He also must be found when an area have high toxicity (poisonous lake, gad clouds, chemical reactions, etc), so that he will give you the one-time Hazmat Suit to go through any of the toxic areas without problems. He also warns the players when a place is infested by any type of enemies, including the Ants.
Snaildon	"Take your time if you want to explore. But if you want to prove your speedrunning skill like I used to be, you can always select "Time Attack" and speedrun through any level you had reached so far." A wise snail who loves to have fun, but prefers to give wise advice before doing anything else. He gives tips to the players about the game in general and also the Time Attack mode. Shall the players have troubles solving a specific obstacle, they can always drop for a visit into his shell-shaped home.
Mr. Dargon	*"My biggest wish is that the progression and the peace of the world will be done by good people like you. Oh, and say hello to my wife for me!"* A dragonfly who is the husband of Dr, Damsel. As the mayor of the ecological Insictopolis, he takes strict and deep responsibility in order to maintain the city. Tempo and his friends can drop in once he is rescued from the hands of Gorgoril, in which in return, Mr. Dargon will gives them access of the museum to view previously defeated enemies as well as the playable and allied characters, free of charge.
Chandails	*"We have all kind of different clothing of various styles, messieurs! We hope that you will enjoy them."* The Chandails are stylish French Mussis who doesn't work for the grumpy King Dirge Sound; instead, they pass their time to make stylish clothing of any kind and any style. They inhabit in the Classy Clothing shops found in every performances.

Bosses[]

There are three colors that indicate what boss whom someone is sided with; dark green is those who sided with Scitis, purple are those who sided with King Dirge Sound, and gray means neutral or a villain not sided with either side.

Image + Name	Description
Scitis-Bot 2000	*"Exterminate stupid dancing grasshopper!"* A slightly more advanced Scitis-Bot, and certainly more resistant. He can only be damaged by loud sound or when hitting on the back. He attacks with his razor arms like his fellow Scitis-Bots, and can also launch them like missiles. When angered, he started to launch silencing missiles that disable the music power!
Da' Boot	*"Step 1, I will step on you! Step 2, I will mock you! It is not hard to understand this!"* One of King Dirge Sound's minions, who despite his defeat, he is still under his service. He have a tendency to stomp those he consider as inferior, and he uses it as his main attack. The bully's head is his weak spot, but he will also do a frontflip and a backflip, a wall kick, and even a powerful slam! When angered, he can smash a platform, but he can leave himself stuck when he overdo.
Gorgoril	*"Ook ook ook! Target acquired!"* Gorgoril is a mechanical gorilla made by Scitis' builders. He can only be damaged from his head (and his butt too, but he hates that and makes him furious), and his attacks are throwing crates, break down the upper floors, and bouncing laser bullets. He dances after a Music Play, making him more vulnerable. When he gets angry, he also stretches his arms and causes debris to falls when it hit a wall. His arms can be climbed on, which allows Tempo and the others to hit Gorgoril's head.
Tyrantops	*"Fear me! ROAR!!"* A Tyrannosaurus-Rex/Triceratops hybrid robot that have the charging headbutt power of the Triceratops, and the fierceness and biting prowess of the T-Rex. The player must first break the armor apart, and watch out for the headbutt and biting attack. After that, once his armor goes off, he can become fought with the player(s) Super Transformation, but Tyrantops also starts to attack with tail swipe and a soundwave from his roar.
Belleon	*"Ring ring ring! Who's there? Its your neighbor who will wreck you and your eardrums!"* Belleon is one of King Dirge's newest henchmen. While he takes minimal damage from projectiles, he can be hurt with physical attacks. Unlike other bosses, he can only be defeated by constantly knocking him off, and kicking in rhythm can increase the damage. He will slowly heal his damage off if not attacked quickly. He attacks by a ringing soundwave, a sideway tackle, and when angered, bounces off walls... but that attack can damage him if hitting spikes, which the players can quickly worsen his situation by kicking him into those spikes.
B. Latant Stinger	*"The Buzz Triplet had ran away, but I am not going to hold back after just one defeat! Taste the honey... before your doom!"* B. Latant Stinger is the coach of the Buzz Triplet, who were previously confronted and defeated by Tempo and Katy. Angered that the triplet had abandoned their work for King Dirge Sound, the dastardly and persistent bumblebee will attack the players with his stinger, bombs that can be thrown back, calling Securibees, and when angered, divebomb continuously until distracted by loud music.
Countess Spadea	*"Ooh! Finally, some fresh-- eh, some young and lively guests! Mind if I serve dinner with you?"* Countess Spadea is a large spider, dressing like a countess, who is twisted and want to avenge her murdered family against the Ants. Unfortunately, her way to eat to survive makes even our heroes a free game. She cannot be directly attacked, but the calm music can put her into sleep, and doing it four times will leave her a deep sleep (literally). She attacks with balls made of silk, biting, teleporting thorough coffins and when angered, use magic in order to summon her servants, and to summon a time-slowing smoke that slows down our heroes.
Cloneus	*"Who am I? Doesn't matter here, cause I will bring you into a slimy shame!"* A rogue metal slime that can copy the ability of the opponent. However, his arrogance tend to get the best of him. He can make up for that by being able to have access to the Super Macho Transformation without actual requirements. He shapeshift between the six playable characters, and he takes form of the Super Transformation of each of them when he gets angry. He copies the exact same attacks the players had equipped, so know the weaknesses of each of his copied forms is the main key to defeat him.
Werekaiju Damsel	"GRAAAH!!" Tempo: "Uh, oh ho. Its not Godzilla, but this is still a bad sign!" After being cursed and mutated by King Dirge's Mutation Gunk (K.D.M.G.), Dr. Damsel became huge and almighty, and nothing can stop her. Not even the Super Transformation. Oh wait! There is still hope in the form of the Gigantizer Changer! The player one take on Werekaiju Damsel, while the other players uses their projectile to cancel her smaller projectiles and to distract her by shooting on her head. The battle is HP-gauge based like typical fighting games, and a green orb is occasionally dropped to give the Super Transformation for the character, or a power boost to Werekaiju Damsel.
Scitis	*"The world's riches will be mine! I will steal the rich... and will make the poor to suffer longer!"* A praying mantis who is ready to steal all riches in the world, corrupted by his own greed and resentment against both rich people and poor people alike. He slashes, shoot explosive arrows, and calls his scientists to attack Tempo and his friends. He wastes no time to attack, so attack him when he leaves open wide after his larger slash from his claws. When he gets angry, he drinks a potion in order to perform his own Super Transformation, but he can be hurt with a stomp.
Silence Ship	*Major Minor: "This ship, piloted by King Dirge himself, will bring absolute silence to all loud cities! You must destroy it before the world will suffer from complete silence!"* The Silence Ship is an airship that have a huge cannon that can completely absorb all the music and all type of sound, including voices, from everything of the explosion's radius. This ship can only be destroyed by rampaging thorough as your Super Transformation, but there are multiplicity of elite enemies that will try to stop you at all cost, as well as high security system with all sort of traps waiting for you. Wreck the main generator and the ship will fall!
King Dirge Sound	"Don't even bother starting the party just yet, Tempo! I am still going to kick you out of this island, and nobody will stop me from making rules against stupid musics and silly dancing, ya hear!? Enguarde!" The troublemaker himself, the main antagonist of the 32X Tempo game (and Tempo Jr.), and he is not giving it up now. He fights the players with his classic attacks, but then suddenly, he got a second phase where he uses most of the Changers against you. Each of his Changed Form give him a new strength but also a new weakness. And since he hates loud music, he will not hesitate to shut you up if you tried to use any Music Power. What a joykiller! Once he runs out of Changers, you will use your own Gigantizer Changer, a Super Transformation, or the Finish Music to finish him off. You decide which of them will give him the boot of the century!

Worlds[]

There are five Worlds with each having three Performances. The three Performances are huge levels that have multiple paths to explore, Notes to collect and enemies that had to have their rear kicked. Once all of the three Performances of a World is completed, the next World will become available.

Waterfall Park This once-peaceful park is overrun by the Ants. Tempo and his friends must find a way to uncork the Splashing Fall in order to find one of the Melody Note.
Summer Performance You must go thorough a simple tutorial-styled level where you will learn how to use Tempo and his friends.	Mountain Performance Escalate the mountain in order to find the Melody Note. Watch out for landslides and falling rocks! You also face up with a Scitis-Bot 2000 at the top of the mountain.	Crystal Performance Explore the cave in order to find a Boss Door where Danshoe was hiding the Melody Note.

Boombox Factory A factory used to produce boomboxes, and is shaped like a boombox itself. There are also a nearby city called the Dragondamsel City, where you can find the mayor of the city, Mr. Dargon, and his wife Dr. Damsel.
City Performance Travel thorough a populated city in order to find a Melody Note. You will find it in a certain Hotel called Hotel Conga.	Lab Performance Help out Dr. Damsel by giving her the right potions in the following order; a red one, a green one and a blue one. Doing it in an incorrect order will lead to starting things over. Gorgoril holding Mr. Dragon as his prisoner will also be fought.	Fossil Performance An odd museum where fossils becomes alive (albeit in skeleton form) and attacks the visitors, forcing Tempo and his friends to put them down. Tyrantops was behind the scene, and hold a Melody Note.

Honey Tower An abandoned tower that become eventually infested with bees, who doesn't seems to welcome intruders of all sort. Proceed carefully if you don't want to be stung!
Chisel Performance A chiseled, uncovered upper part of the tower. The players must climb the tower in order to find a Melody Note, but not before taking on Belleon, one of King Dirge Sound's newest henchmen.	Hive Performance A hive full of bees, who will not let you pass, and their quite large and tough queen bee will not let you get out alive unless that you proves to be worthy to live there by defeating her strongest workers.	Stockade Performance After discovering that the bees were only protecting the tower because the queen bee Marvelia Biggs had found a traitor that dry to drain the honey reserve. With her authorization, the players can explore the honey stockade, and defeat the honey-stealing Ants and the traitor himself, B. Latant Stinger.

Haunted Webs A haunted forest full of spider webs, inhabited by the dreaded Countess Spadea. Not even Tempo's Funky Pack seems to be comfortable going thorough there...
Mystery Performance A maze-like forest that gives only vague hints to find the Melody Note. Fortunately, Ant Ghosts who are not working for King Dirge will tell you which way you should go, but one of them wants some ransom money.	Ooze Performance An oozy and yucky underground cave where the green ooze, while mostly harmless, will slow down the players and enemies alike. Misguide the Armored Ants into falling oozes to your advantage. The boss of the performance, Cloneus, is a rogue metal slime working for Scitis.	Mansion Performance This haunted mansion is inhabited by ghosts of animals who want to live a peaceful afterlife, but Countess Spadea was playing her organ piano which disrupt their sleep. Give her a lesson to get the Melody Note, but she is no easy boss.

Scitisopolis The seemingly last world where the four remaining Melody Notes were kept. It is now or never that Tempo's Funky Pack will save Rythmia from total silence and sadness!
Casino Performance Taking place in a massive casino, a rigged one that that, Tempo and his friends needs to find a huge slot machine that have a Melody Note. It is rigged and never gives unless if you used the Slow-Down Music.	Megamarket Performance A megamarket (bigger than a supermarket!) where almost everything is found and purchased over there. The players can buy nearly all of the items over there... for absurd price. However, the cashier Ant will reward you the insanely expensive Melody Note if you beat the big bad boss; the Werekaiju Damsel.	Final Performance This is it. The final battle awaits between you and Scitis in his deluxe hotel tower. There is a long elevator that have rematches against bosses, only just their regular strength, and is ideal for point grinding. Otherwise, just head to the top and kick Scitis out of his ambition!

True Final Performance

King Dirge Sound is still on the loose, and he is using the Silence Ship in order to put total silence on Rhythmia! He must be stopped before it is too late!

This final world can be revisited in a Green Boss Door near the wrecked ship, which simply rewinds into the normal final boss battle. The blue one, unlocked once you collected all Treasures, will gives you a more deadlier rematch against King Dirge Sound.

Act 1, the Assault

Tempo and his friends hopped on the Silence Ship and begins the assault. The players had to go thorough the maze-like ship and destroy the generator, but there are full of elite enemies that will stop you from doing it.

Act 2, the Showdown

The battle take place on the wrecked ship, with a dual between the player(s) and King Dirge Sound himself. He uses his old attacks with many new twists at first, but once he goes into "Battle Plan B", he uses the Changers he stole from Dr. Damsel and brings up a fight that will surely end with a bang!

Items[]

Name	Description
Notes	Those are one of the many ways to gather Points and able to slowly recover the player's health. They are everywhere, with some being hidden, and some will only appears when various circumstances happened, so keep your eye peeled! The Notes in one world will respawn if you defeated that world's boss, so collecting them all is optional, but important to rack up a high score. A rare variant that can only be found when the player is using Classic Play is a Shiny Note, which gives an extra life to whoever touches it.
Doremis	Currency of Rhythmia. In order to buy items and Changers in shops, having access to otherwise forbidden places guarded by Heavy Armored Ants, and other things, you would need to collect as many as possible. Unlike Notes, they won't be dropped that much from enemies, because stealing money from enemies' own money is hypocritically wrong. You can earn them by finding secret places, performing well by making a combo, or by performing a Dance or a Music Play.
Checkpoint Door	Checkpoint Doors are floating, rotating doors that not only allows the player to switch their character and their current projectile, but also respawn from the latest used Checkpoint if all of the players died. Death of any kind will only cost a hundred points, but the Game Over only occurs if the players loses in unusual circumstances. The player(s) can quickly teleport into nearby Checkpoint Doors by using Pause, scroll into the Map with L or R buttons, and then select one of the firstly touched Checkpoint Doors. Players can also make up to three extra Checkpoint Doors paid in the shops in each doors for faster shortcuts!
Treasure	Treasures are optional and hard-to-find, but gives a lot of Points, and the player can try to find all of the two hundred Treasures scattered throughout Rhythmia. Collecting all of a World's Treasure will allow the player to collect an extra 50,000 points!
Big Note	The Big Note is a very large yellow note that will not only give a high or low amount of Points depended on Player 1's current health (the higher, the more poitns) but also fully recover the health of any player who touched it. Make sure to have high health in order to get more Points!
Walkman Disc	Tempo and his friends may be behind the time does to using a disc, but that doesn't stop them to enjoy it. In fact, using the Walkman will provide them invincibility against all attacks and contacts, going far more agile, and other special effects.
Secret-Detector	Wanting to find it all without resorting to guides or walkthrough? The Secret-Detector is a one-use item that find well-hidden secrets on the spot. While a rare drop from the enemies, they are more common in Shops.
Stretch Rope	A special rope made of unknown material that can stretches into up to five meters. This allows the player to swing freely in any pegs, hooks or other hangers, and gives a long ranged attack, but the whip, while having a stun effect, is considerably weak.
Reviver Ring	A ring (shaped like a ring you can hear in a boxing match) that will revive a player for a Round 2. Be careful, as it is one-use and you can only carry one at a time. They are also expansive to buy in shops.
Life Increaser	The Life Increaser is a green cross-shaped flower that will permanently increase the player character's health. There are thirty Health Increaser scattered around the six worlds, and each character can use up to five Life Increasers.
Music Sheet	Music Sheets must be collected in order to get the appropriate Music Play. Each Music Sheet contains one Music Play of a different effect, and the player can find them by defeating a boss.
Melody Notes	The sixteen Melody Notes will recover anyone from sadness and silence, but they are stolen by Scitis and handed to their henchmen. There is one at each of the end of a Performance, and Tempo and his friends must collect them one by one. The sixteenth one is actually held by the final boss...

Dance Plays[]

To perform a Dance Play, the players simply needs to stand on the Dancing Pad. The Dancing Pad have various effects, such as eliminating all enemies on-screen, calling another playable character for support (or reviving downed friends in multiplayer mode).

Name	Description
D1 Roll Call Dance	Summons a buddy of your choice in single-player, revives downed allies in multiplayer. It also clear the enemies off the screen.
D2 Combination Dance	Team Up and perform a destructive combo. How this happens varies, but the classic example is the wall-smashing one from the original Tempo game.
D3 Sleep Dance	Perform a relaxing dance that will put the enemies into sleep and unable to harm the players for a minute.
D4 Reveal Dance	Reveal a secret path, or secret Notes, or even a secret treasures. Some of them have a time limit which means you had to reach there before time runs out!
D5 Show-Off Dance	Want some emergency cash? Use the Show-Off Dance Pad in order to play a rhythm-based minigame where you collect as many Doremis as possible under two minutes. The better timing you got, the more Doremis you will be rewarded, but screwing up too many times and you will receive very few of it!
D6 Scary Dance	Performing a dance where the dancers are scared out, and then uses a terrifying mask to scare the heck outta the enemies! Scared away enemies doesn't gives much Doremis, but it have a wider range than the Roll Call Dance.
D7 Power Dance	Violently stomp the floor in order to produce more energy, causing the characters to deal twice as much damage for a minute. They can even break otherwise invincible enemies and cracked walls when they are boosted!
D8 Regal Dance	Play an elegant dance, with Goliath doing a ballerina of all things! Anyways, when this happens, the enemies get charmed, become more peaceful, and gives useful items to the players, such as Notes and Upgraders.
D9 Speedrun Dance	If you want show off your Speedrunning talent, then this dance is for you. Available in each Performance or even in each World, the player have only one chance to go thorough the main path. They can reset at anytime in the Pause Menu.
D10 Signature Dance Available after purchasing it in Eugenie's Shop or achieving 100% in any* save file*	Performs their victorious dance in order to unlock the Super Tempo Hall, which contains remastered levels from Super Tempo.

Music Plays[]

To perform a Music Play, stand on the Music Pad and play any music Tempo and his friends had learnt so far. Not all Music Plays are suited for any situations, but a few of them can affect an entire Performance. The music itself also changes depended on the type of Music Play used.

Name	Description
M1 Funky Play Available at start	Play a funky music. Causes the level to play as normally, suiting to Tempo's Funky Pack usual mood, and the music plays as normal, while the amount of Points are earned without modification. Used when the player needs to turns things back to normal.
M2 Pop Play Available at start	Enable Easy Mode by playing a cheerful music. The music had also become more cheery and have a slightly higher pitch. However, the amount of Points are halved. Used when the player is new to the game. Can surpress Hard Mode and Super Hero Mode.
M3 Rock Play Available at start	Enable Hard Mode by playing a music that signifies confidence. Causes the level to go harder, with the enemies reacting faster and smarter. On the other hand, the amount of Points earned are increased by 50%. Used when the player wanted a tougher challenge. Suppress the Easy Mode and the Super Hero Mode.
M4 Heroic Play Available after beating the crud out of the final boss	Play an orchestra, giving a sense of heroism. Enable Super Hero Mode in which Tempo and his friends can switch between their normal selves or their Super Transformation at will, but they cannot use anything else (except for Changers necessary for access, and obviously the Checkpoint Doors), and the levels and enemies becomes even harder! On the bright side, it will reward as twice as much Points, although only the bravest and the best of the players shall take it on. Suppress the Easy Mode and the Hard Mode.
M5 Metal Play Found after completing Mountain Performance	Play a death metal music. Causes Tempo and his friends to only have one HP. This means that if they get hit by anything, anything, its game over, man! Stay sharp and make sure to not get hit. On the bright side, you will get twice as Points and Doremis when taking on any levels in One-Hit Mode.
M6 Jazz Play Found after completing Fossil Performance	Play a jazzy music. Causes the enemies to become shy and shrinks themselves, making them smaller and weaker, and the invincible enemies would be... not-so invincible. This will reduce the Points earned by 33%, but can be useful if the player have troubles with areas flooded with annoying enemies.
M7 Kaiju Play Found after completing Chisel Performance	Play a Japanese Orchestra music, which is a tribute to kaiju movies' traditional music. Causes the enemies to grow twice as large and bosses being a bit more durable. Risky move, but it also increase the amount of points earned by 50%.
M8 Classic Play Found after completing Mansion Performance	Play an 8-bit music. This causes the enemies and bosses to have hit-by-hit HPs, and the character(s) have three lives, in which they earn more by collecting a Shiny Note. The life system means that the players had to be more careful, because once they runs out of lives, it is game over for them, and they will be kicked back to the starting point of the Performance! On the bright side, this gives 5,000 Points for each Performance cleared by using Classic Mode.
M9 Mambo Play Found after completing Megamarket Performance	Play a mambo music. This will cause Tempo and his friends to dance non-stop, and while the Parkour timing becomes somewhat stricter, the Combo bonuses can be earned halfway, as well as an addition of 25% of both Points and Doremis. Make sure to practice your timing before activating the Mumbo Mode.
M10 Super Power Play Found in Eugenie's shop for 1,000 Doremis or getting 100% clear on any* save file*	Play a music from Tempo (32X). Practically transport the players into an arcade station where they can play remastered levels of Tempo (32X). The player can come back to the normal world by playing the music again.
M??? Final Play Gifted by Mr. Dargon	Play a an epic ending music. In fact, the music becomes so loud that it causes King Dirge to go crazy and rocketed himself to the sky, exploding mid-air in the process! Only used as a finishing blow against King Dirge Sound.

Objects[]

Unlike items, Objects are stationary and are either helpful or harmful to the player characters and/or the enemies.

Name	Description
Bouncing Clef	A G-Clef that bounces any player character, causing them to spin widly and real quick, and makes them immune to the Crystalized Notes' effects, as well as taking down enemies and pushing away invincible ones.
Bow Clef	A C-Clef that darts the player character(s) into one direction into another. Smaller ones will shoot for smaller distances, while larger ones will be used to reach otherwise unaccessable areas. Darted players can eliminate enemies by contact and pushes away invincible enemies.
Magical Clef	A F-Clef that transform all on-screen enemies, even invincible ones, into Notes. In addition, the players can produce more Points in a 2x multiplier for thirty seconds.
Crystalized Flower	King Dirge Sound had used a special device in order to seal away note-producing flowers, transforming Notes produced from such flowers into electrifying crystals. A part of Crystalized Notes can only returns to normal if the players had managed to revert the Crystalized Flower back to normal.
Water	While Tempo and his friends can swim, they must watch for their air meter, lest they will take damage, and they will end up drowning if they runs out of health. Most enemies not wearing scoba suits will be drowned, but enemies that can swim does not. The air meter will be unusued if using the Drencher candy, making traveling underwater less stressful as they will not require air bubbles in this case.
Lava, Acid, other hazardous liquids	Those shall not be touched at all, even if you used a Drencher! And only a few enemies can safely swim in their associated hazardous liquid. Best to avoid them rather than stupidly jump into them. That is to say, they can be interacted in some way to another; lava can be turned into solid stone after the climate gets cold enough, while Tempo and his friends can become immune of acid once they obtained their Hazmat Suit.
Spikes	Similarly to the hazardous liquids, Spikes can hurt both the players and a majority of the enemies. They can be destroyed by certain objects, and by being giant, but otherwise, avoid them at all cost. They can also burst bubbles, balloons and balloon-shaped enemies.
Bombs	Typical cartoon bombs, but nevertheless dangerous to anybody. Once the cord is lit, throw it into an enemy or a fragile wall before it explodes! There are red variants that only explodes when making a hard contact with anything, and blue variants that are used as cannonballs and explode in just any contact at all, and cannot be swatted back.
Piano Keys	Tempo and his friends can jump into them to get higher places. While Katy and Light doesn't need to jump into them does to their limitless flight, they might still need to jump into them, as colored Piano Keys will reveal more Notes, reveal secret paths, and other useful things.
Music Pads and Dancing Pads	The players can perform Music Play or Dance Play depended on the type of the Pad. Music Play will modify the mood of the level, be it making it easier, harder (these two possibility are available in the beginning of the game), faster, slower, or make the enemies sleepy, cowardly or cheery. Meanwhile, the Dancing Pad permits the players to earn more Doremis, distract the enemies, reveal secret paths, get the Super Transformation item earlier, and even bringing back fallen friends without the need to get back into a Checkpoint Door!
Doors	There are multiple type of doors; some are obviously seen and can be entered at any time, but others are hidden and must be found first. There are magical doors that transport you into an odd, ecliptic dimension where you can earn bonus Points, as well as playing minigames. They will disappears until you defeat the final boss.
M.M. Mounting	Major Minor's Mountings are stands that will transport the players in one spot into another in one area. Some of them are one-use, but none of them will leave you in an absolutely inescapable areas (you can always make a quick return to any Checkpoint in a Performance anyways).
Boss Doors	Those are where you will come face to face with one of the Worlds' bosses. You need to defeat enough enemies to have access into one Boss Door. Do not worry; there are always more defeatable enemies than the required amount of enemies. You can reenter Boss Doors to get a round two with the previously defeated bosses, but there are special blue Boss Doors that gives out a Vengeance (or Mecha-Werekaiju instead of Werekaiju Damsel) that are waiting for you in the Tower of Defiance.

Changers[]

The Changers are special one-use candies that changes the property and ability of the current character. They are scattered throughout the levels, and can be eaten to power-up the player, with each of them having various purposes. The Changers can also be stacked, but not the same type. With the exception with the Upgrader, the Changers can be canceled by simply pressing the normally context-sensitive Y button or by getting a Super Transformation.

Name	Description
Upgrader	The Upgrader simply power-up one of the player's projectile. Up to three Upgraders can be used at once for one character, unless if the player died or stopped played, in which reset the Projectile to one.
Runner	The Runner make the character to run twice as fast, climb up walls and ceiling, and can push enemies away by simply running. The flight speed is also doubled. However, the user is unable to stop running, which means that they should be used on linear paths.
Screecher	The Screecher causes the character's voice to be much louder, stunning enemies. To do it, simply press down and then press the projectile button. The player can hold the button to charge it, for longer effect. Screeching can also break ices and glasses!
Miniaturizer	The Miniaturizer shrinks the player's size to a quarter. While having the Health to be halved, the player becomes far more nimble and is able to fit in smaller and tighter paths.
Gigantizer	The Gigantizer grows the player's size to twice the first time, to four times bigger the second time. Being giant is not convenient to pass thorough small paths, but the player's health is increased and the melee and projectile damage are also increased, with the second consumption doing twice the effect. In addition, the player will not flinch from most attacks and is immune to contact, and instead pushes enemies away.
Spinner	Although the duration is temporary compared to others, the Spinner allows the player to spin non-stop, breaking weak walls and enemies out of the way. The spinning player is also immune to most of the projectiles!
Drencher	The Drencher gives the user immunity to water-based attacks and can swim on water or underwater with unlimited air meter. The effect cannot be canceled when touching water, to avoid accidental drowning.
Springer	The Springer gives the user increased jump height when using the A button. The effect is smaller on Katy and Light, but is more notable when used on Tempo and Goliath.
Vampirizer	Gives sharp teeth to the player (although it is just aesthetic) and recover health when using contact attacks on enemies. Good for levels where survivability is a priority.
Reflector	The player is able to reflect the enemies' projectiles by holding down. Reflected projectiles do less damage, but travels faster than normal. Helpful to deal with enemies that shoot like crazy!

Clothing[]

Clothing is an aesthetic customization for the player characters, which changes their appearance or give them extra clothing. While having no effect in gameplay in general, a very few treasures requires the correct clothing combination. Some clothing can be obtained early without any purchase with amiibos, but are available in the post-end anyways.

Headset[]

Image + Name	Description
Classic Headset	Nothing better than being yourself with your classic headset. Available at start.
Top Hat	Being a high-class insect means that you should wear a classy top hat. Classy indeed! 150 Doremis.
Futuristic Helmet	For those who wanted to explore the infinity and beyond. 200 Doremis.
Knight Helmet	Only the bravest insect deserves this shiny helmet! 175 Doremis.
Greek Leaves	Wearing this will makes you feels like a mighty god/goddess! 125 Doremis.
Volcano Hat	Don't make me angry, or else I will erupt in rage! 200 Doremis.
Robin Wood Hat	It is not because that you give to the poor that you really need to stole from the rich! 150 Doremis.
Stylish Hair	You are fabulous with this stylish hair. No, I am complementing myself! 250 Doremis.
Sleeping Bonnet	Make sure to not close your eyes when you perform, otherwise someone would mistook you for a sleepwalker. 100 Doremis.
Rock and Roll Haircut	Tempo and his friends may be fans of the 80's, but the 60's rock and roll music had charmed them! 175 Doremis.
Fighter's Headband	Having a spirit of fighting is one good way that Tempo's Funky Pack shall not be messed with. 200 Doremis.
Angel's Halo	Having this does NOT guarantee that you are innocent, but at least it's a good try. 100 Doremis.
Imp's Horns	I think you should remove this during an accident; they might wrongly accuse you for such accident! 126 Doremis.
Unkempt Horror	This scruffy hairstyle gives a menacing impression with the fake (but sharp) fangs and crazy eye contacts. 126 Doremis.
Disciplined Doctorate	Studying in the Bug U.R. university can be a pain, but it can worth it in the long run. 300 Doremis.
Vile Mask	This scary mask can scare even those who said that they are afraid of nothing... 200 Doremis.
Goggling-Eye Glasses	For those who likes practical humor. Or those with a sick sense of humor... 75 Doremis.
Bulb Head	Oh hey, I just got an idea! Help me get that bulb off my head! 145 Doremis.
Scout Hat	Remember, always turn off the flame before going to sleep. Even if you want to roast marshmallows for midnight s'mores. 175 Doremis.
Explorer Hat	Ideal to explore deep jungles or wild savannas. Binoculars or monoscopes not included. 200 Doremis.
Swimmer Cap	Going for a swim? Make sure that it is already dried, lest it not be useful to protect your hair anymore. 125 Doremis.
Brain Hat	No worries, this brain is only made of rubber. But admit it that it is still gross... 300 Doremis.
Future Hero Helmet	This mask bears resemblance of a hero who is in the future of our time. Doesn't really protect from concussions... 350 Doremis.
Royalty Crown	Bow to me, Dirge! As the king of music, I will personally ban you outta Rhythmia! 500 Doremis.
Old-School Hat	Nice to visit the old-school cartoons, from the 30's to the 50's. Just watch for the practical pranks back from their days! 450 Doremis.
Alex Kidd Haircut	Getting the haircut of an ancient SEGA hero is always nice to get. 500 Doremis.
Opa Opa Helmet	Another ancient SEGA hero, with this stylish and classic helmet. 500 Doremis.
Sonic & Friends' Headset	You may not be the blue blur, but with the limelight you get, it is better to make the most of it. Sonic for Tempo, Tails for Katie, Knuckles for Goliath, Rey for Light, Mighty for Pendula and Fang for Mothley. 500 Doremis.

Bodyset[]

Image + Name	Description
Classic Bodyset	Nostalgia may not leave you behind when you are old-fashioned. Available at start.
Gentleman Suit	Joyful affair and tea party ensue with the manners of a gentleman. 250 Doremis
Futuristic Armor	Being a defender of Rhythmia would not be an easy job, even with this cool suit. 250 Doremis
Shiny Armor	Katy is safe and sound, why would you need it? Well, if she could use it for role reversal, she wouldn't really mind. 200 Doremis
Greek Cloth	With a soft sithon and a deluxe chlamys, it is difficult to not being seen as an ancient Greek citizen. 300 Doremis
Tiki Costume	You got to be careful with this costume; it may be fire-proof, but it can still catch flames! 150 Doremis
Robin Wood Costume	Doremis or Life? Just in case, unless if you are willing to defy the law, don't steal rich for the poor. 200 Doremis
Funkier Clothing	You can never be funky enough! Until you really go over-the-top, my boy. 225 Doremis
Pajama	Keep your eyes open; people would mistook you for sleepwalking. 120 Doremis
60's Rock and Roll	A throwback of rock and roll will not hurt once you know the heart and spirit of it. 200 Doremis
Dojo Suit	For anyone who is not afraid to fight back, no matter how tough their opponent will be. 215 Doremis
Angel's Wings	Although it does not give you flight, these angel wings will certainly give a little more grace into you. 150 Doremis
Imp's Wings	One thing for sure, whoever give you those wings feels like you are mischievous at heart. 156 Doremis
Vampire Suit	Vampires are real cool mythological beings! Well, some are vulnerable to sunlight... but not us! 250 Doremis

Legset[]

Miscellaneous[]

Amiibo Wearings[]

Extra Modes[]

Time Attack[]

Time Attack is one of the gamemodes accessed in the Extra Modes. Unlike the Time Trial found in the main mode, the players instead had to complete the levels under the specific amount of time. Puzzles are made easier in order to avoid the players wasting time by bad luck. The levels will end immediately once the player reaches where the Melody Note or Boss Door would be. The boss battles are timed in a different way.

There are also five sub-modes in this mode, and each of the level's difficulty have separate leaderboard.

Amataur
The levels are simplified and the enemies will be slower, weaker and dumber, and the timer is less strict.

Hot Rod
The levels are simplified but the enemies will be more aggressive, and the timer is more strict.

Regular
The levels are unchanged and the enemies' behavior is the same.

Rough Road
The levels are more challenging but the enemies will be slower, weaker and dumber, while the timer is less strict.

Crazy!
The levels are more challenging and the enemies will be more aggressive, and the timer is more strict. The hardest sub-mode.

Unlocked once the player had completed all levels in any sub-modes.

Boss Rumble[]

Boss Rumble is a non-stop boss rush that involves the player taking all of the game's bosses, one by one. The players will recover a specific amount of HP depended on the sub-mode, and each sub-modes will give a certain amount of specific bosses the players had to take on. Eliminated players cannot return in this mode. This mode is only available once the player(s) had defeated King Dirge Sound, the final boss of the game.

Lite
The players only needs to face seven regular bosses, such as Da Boot and Scitis-Bot 2000. 50% HP recovered after each round.

Final Fours Goes First
The players will go straight up facing the four last bosses; Werekaiju Damsel, Scitis, Silence Ship Core and King Dirge Sound. 33% HP recovered after each round.

Regular
The order of bosses is at normal, and the final battle ends with King Dirge Sound himself. 33% HP recovered after each round.

Revenge
The order is the same, but now the players had to take on the rematch version of each bosses. As usual, the final battle will be against King Dirge Sound. Only 20% HP recovered after each round.

Madness!
The bosses are on their rematch version, and their order is at random! And this time you can only recover HP by the Notes that drops by Mussis! Even after defeating them all, there is one extra boss to deal with...

Unlocked once the player had completed Regular or Revenge.

Challenge Mode[]

The Challenge Mode involves completing one given task into another, and the gamemode is a competitive type, which means that the players will be against each others. There can also be more than one same character, and the player can change the color of their character (which are green, pink, blue, yellow, red and purple).

The goal of the Challenge Mode is to complete as many given tasks as possible, which goes from finding a specific Note, defeating a wanted enemy such as a Mussi enemy or a Scitech enemy, or defeating the boss. The players who had successfully completed the most tasks wins the game.

Quick Match
The challenge goes from two to ten challenges depended on the player's settings, and the tasks are always fast and short.

Greedy Groove
The goal is to collect as much Doremis as possible, and the players are awarded a specific amount of Doremis depended on the difficulty of the task. However, shall one player get knocked out, they will drop Doremis which allows other players to steal them, so surviving is often a priority!

Wanted
The challenge focuses entirely on defeating the wanted enemies. After every four wanted enemy, a wanted boss will show up, so keep on your toes.

Recklessness
The challenge involves only completing a small level under a minute. Here's the catch to make it why it is called Recklessness; you can push each others into abysses and other hazards, and summons enemies for your support by pressing Y when available.

All-Around
The challenge have tasks of all kind, and there is no limit. Just like Recklessness, the players can summon enemies to attack each others, making some tasks more difficult than it should.

Endurance[]

The Endurance is similar to Challenge Mode, but instead of completing tasks, the players have to survive as long as they are able to during a marathon of dangers and enemies, and players can hurt each others too. Knocked out players who runs out of lives cannot respawn, and the last player standing will win this mode.

The player one can adjust the amount of Health (from 1% to 500%), Enemy/Hazard/Item/Boss Frequency (1% to 200% for each of them), Lives (from 1 to 999 or Unlimited) and Time Limit (from 1 to 99 minutes or Unlimited) before starting any matches.

Annoyance
The Easy Mode of Endurance. Only weak enemies and hazards appears, which means the players should focus on dealing with each others.

Dead Beat
Hazards are One-Hit KO regardless of the amount of Health settled, so avoid them at all cost! Most of them are stuck on the ground, but to avoid breaking the game, the flight can only be done for four seconds and a cooldown of two seconds.

Average
Regular Endurance. Nothing changes much in here.

Boss Madness
The match starts with two or three bosses, and more bosses appears to replace any defeated bosses. Best to avoid them while you can!

Changer Factory
Changers will spawn constantly, so the players had to use their advantage to the maximum in order to dominate the others. There is an exclusive but hinderful Changer called Bad Changer, which will gives the opposite version of what the Changer type would do (i.e. the Drencher will make water explosion which damage everyone within the explosion's vicinity).

Funkiness Meter[]

The Funkiness Meter put emphasis on the Parkour and Combo mechanics, in which the timing and skill become even more important. Placed in either a race-like course or an arena, and the player who reaches 100% (or higher or lower, from 10% to 1000%) will win the game.

Amateur League
The penalty for dying is non-existent, and thus allow for some practice.

Intermediate League
The penalty for dying only reduces the % by 2%, and the obstacles are minimal.

Advanced League
The penalty for dying reduces the % by 5%, and the obstacles are infrequent but not rare. Tougher enemies will start to appear once any player had reached 50%.

Expert League
The penalty for dying reduces the % by 7%, and the obstacles are frequent. Bosses will start to appear once any player had reached 50%.

Championship
The penalty for dying reduces the % by 10%, and the obstacles are everywhere. Bosses and tough enemies appears right from the start, so keep up on your groove!

Trivia[]

Although Tempo and Katy had appeared in Boss Battles beforehand, it is the first full-fledged Tempo game since Super Tempo, with a sequel gap of around eleven years.
The game is revealed to be the first of the upcoming SEGA's Classics Reboot Universe, which involve many forgotten SEGA franchises being revived by various companies. The director of the game, Samtendo09 ^(t∣b∣c), commented that he proudly inspired a few others to revive some other SEGA franchises on their own.