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This took me a lot longer than I thought to piece everything together...

Anyways, apologies in advance for any naming inconsistencies that might appear here, as well as any games that might be missing/wrongly placed. I forgot both MicroRows from Fever, but they are 165 BPM. It's kind of hard and tedious fitting over 200 pieces of footage into one video editor timeline.
Because most nonMegamix games had their values taken from the wiki, plus the fact that the wiki has inaccuracies, some games are not placed where they should actually be. Love lizards, listed here as 204 BPM, is actually 102 BPM. The wiki listed the game as 204 at the time of this video’s creation, which results in its erroneous placement.

Consider this your 1K subscribers milestone special from me.

No endless games, tempo up, 2p, toys, or practice sessions appear here.

If you're unfamiliar with Rhythm Heaven Megamix, you may have noticed that some returning games have a (3DS) beside their name. This does NOT mean that they have been completely replaced, rather, this is widely known as a prequel.

You may have also noticed that most of the games are cut to where the next game will play after a certain amount of beats, in most cases, 16 beats, a lot like in the medley remixes (or as everyone here calls it, Remix 10). This results in some very awkward transitions, as well as some pretty cool ones. My favorite transition would probably be Wii Remix 1 to Wii Remix 9, the transition seems seamless. Here's something you can do... comment your favorite transition!

Most of the BPM values were obtained from the wiki, but some were determined through BPM detection software or by browsing Megamix tempo files.

Games that have a tempo change in the middle of the song will have their normal tempos (unless it's something like Built to Scale Wii, for obvious reasons), slowest part, and fastest part counted in the video (or, at least they should be counted, heh)

There is not that much color coding in the text, the only color coding I did was with the BPM with highest amount of appearances in the video, and the top three fastest games.

Footage comes from the dedicated clip packs for each game in the Rhythm Heaven series, thanks to MF5K and AngryTapper (and according to AngryTapper, AnonUserGuy as well!) for providing these. Search "rhythm heaven clip pack" here on YouTube and the clip packs for each game in the series should be the first few results.