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Some people also think she is the one who counts you off in some of the minigames.

She is treated as one of the faces of the Rhythm Heaven games always appearing on the advertisements for the game, appearing on the cover of the last installment, appearing on several of the covers of the instruction manuals, appearing in a minigame in the GBA game, being one of the characters portrayed on the arcade cabinet version, being the only character on the cover of the soundtrack, and is one of the four recurring characters. It is the brainchild of Kazuyoshi Osawa, one of the developers of WarioWare and some Metroid games.

The basic objective of the game is to play through colorful zany rhythmic minigames pressing buttons/tapping to the beat as you try and reach a 'perfect' score. Rhythm Heaven is a rhythm game developed by Nintendo SPD and published by Nintendo. What is Rhythm Heaven/Rhythm Tengoku/Beat the Beat? Of the four recurring characters I feel like she is a possible representative of her franchise. Rhythm Heaven doesn't really have a story or too much cannon and she could be the same character and she may not, but she does make an appearance in every installment of Rhythm Heaven in some fashion. Rhythm Girl is an unnamed girl appearing in some way in every Rhythm Heaven game to date as well as merchandise like the soundtrack (She is sometimes referred to as Tap Trials Girl after her first appearance.) In each game her appearance (mostly just her hair) changes, but her red dress and shoes remain the same.