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Taiko no Tatsujin: Dokodon! Mystery Adventure (3DS)Taiko no Tatsujin: Dokodon! Mystery Adventure (太鼓の達人 ドコドン！ ミステリーアドベンチャー) is the third and final Taiko no Tatsujin game released for the Nintendo 3DS. It was released in Japan on June 16, 2016.While it was never officially released in the West on the 3DS, it was later localized and ported to the Nintendo Switch in 2020 as "Rhythmic Adventure 2" part of the Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythmic Adventure Pack.1. The "Mystery Adventure" Story ModeThe main draw of this title is its full-fledged RPG story mode, which is significantly deeper than previous handheld entries.The Plot: Don-chan and Katsu-chan visit a museum where they meet a mysterious girl named Tia and a monkey named Popo Kaka. They are tasked with protecting the "Ooparts"—ancient artifacts that maintain the world's balance—from the evil Hexagria Magical Society.Setting: The adventure takes you across the globe to locations like Greece, Easter Island, and Antarctica, exploring ruins and solving mysteries.RPG Mechanics:8-Member Party System: Unlike the previous game (which had a 4-member limit), you can form a party of up to 8 monsters/characters.Monster Fusion: You can recruit defeated enemies and fuse them at the museum to create stronger allies.Performance Battles: Battles are fought by playing Taiko songs. Your performance accuracy determines the damage your party deals.Visible Encounters: In the Switch version, enemies are visible on the field (avoiding random encounters), whereas the original 3DS version utilized a mix of exploration and encounters.2. Song List (Tracklist)The original 3DS release featured over 70 songs. The selection was heavy on 2015–2016 Japanese pop culture.Touhou Project: This game was notable for featuring three major Touhou songs at launch:Night of Nights (BeatMARIO)Cirno's Perfect Math Class (IOSYS)Utakata, Ai no Mahoroba (Yuuhei Satellite)Anime:Maka Fushigi Adventure! (Dragon Ball)Hanamaru Pippi wa Yoiko Dake (Osomatsu-san)Question (Assassination Classroom)Namco Originals:Saitama 2000Sekai wa Itsudemo Mystery (The game's theme song)Classical & Variety:Symphony No. 5 (Beethoven)Senbonzakura (Vocaloid)Note on the Switch Version: If you play the Switch port (Rhythmic Adventure 2), the song list is different. It removes some licensed songs (due to expired rights) and adds newer hits like "Gurenge" (Demon Slayer) and "Pretender" (Official Hige Dandism).3. How to Play TodayYou have two main options to play this game:MethodDetailsPros/ConsNintendo Switch (Official)Buy "Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythmic Adventure Pack". It includes both this game (Rhythmic Adventure 2) and the previous 3DS title.Pros: Fully localized in English, easy to buy, region-free.Cons: Some original 3DS songs are missing/replaced.Nintendo 3DS (Original)Requires a Japanese 3DS console or a modded region-free 3DS. A fan translation patch (English menu patch) is available for modded systems.Pros: Original song list, dual-screen interface (touch screen drumming).Cons: Requires modding or importing hardware; the fan patch only translates menus, not the full story script.4. Key Differences from Other TitlesGuest Characters: The game features crossovers with Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, Monster Hunter, Kirby, and Yo-kai Watch, where characters from these franchises join your RPG party.Playstyle: The 3DS touch screen allowed for very precise stylus drumming, which many fans prefer over the Switch's button or motion controls.Recommendation: If you want to experience the RPG story in English without hassle, get the Switch version. If you are a purist who wants the specific 2016 tracklist and stylus gameplay, seeking out the 3DS version (and applying the English menu patch) is the way to go.