Ultimate, where it plays on stages in the 'Other' category. for Wii U on the Miiverse stage and in Super Smash Bros.

The song for this game appears in Super Smash Bros.

This game's music can be played in Hi-Hat, where it is known as 'Hi-Hat (Bluebirds)'.

This is changed to 'Fin.' in Rhythm Heaven Megamix as Blue Birds 2 does not appear in that game.

In Rhythm Heaven, this sequence ends with 'To be continued.' on screen.

While the game itself doesn't elaborate on them, the Blue Bird Diary serves to explain them. In the middle of the game, Captain Blue Bird slides out of the player's view, and flashbacks are shown above the birds.This game is similar to Marching Orders from Rhythm Tengoku, in that the player is part of a group that takes orders from a captain who gets angry when they mess up, and that the player's character keeps a diary detailing events from the game.While stretching, they either do nothing or stretch when they're not supposed to. Miss.: The player either does nothing, or pecks when they're not supposed to, causing less impressive hit sparks to fly out, a 'doink' sound to be heard, and a sweat drop to form.While stretching, the player's neck gets a cramp. Early!/Late!: The player pecks out of sync, causing less impressive hit sparks to fly out, a 'doink' sound to be heard, and a sweat drop to form.After a stretch, the captain blushes while stretching out his own wings. While pecking, a hit spark with stars appears. Perfect!/Ace!: The player pecks or stretches in sync with the others.Ⓐ (Release)/ Tap (Release): Raise neck/Stretch.'Stretch out your neck!' asks them to peck into the ground for a bit before stretching out both their necks and their wings. The captain has two commands: 'Peck your beak!' calls for the birds to peck three times in quick succession. The objective of this game is to remain in sync with the other two birds.

In this game, the player controls a member of The Blue Birds, following orders from Captain Blue Bird.

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