Rhythm Heaven Groove belongs to which Nintendo series?

Rhythm Heaven Groove belongs to Nintendo's Rhythm Heaven series.

The series is built around short rhythm-based minigames in which players must follow musical timing, often by listening closely rather than relying only on visual prompts. Groove continues that format on Nintendo Switch, with Nintendo and TNX involved in its development and Tsunku returning as producer and composer.

The wrong options are recognizable Nintendo properties, but they belong to different families. WarioWare also uses very short challenges and shares some creative DNA with Rhythm Heaven, yet its focus is rapid “microgames,” not the Rhythm Heaven series' musical timing tests. Art Style is a separate Nintendo software line, while Tomodachi Life is a life-simulation series.

Regional naming can create another source of confusion: the franchise is called Rhythm Paradise in many PAL territories. The original Japanese title, Rhythm Tengoku, also means “Rhythm Heaven,” but it refers to the first game rather than the name of the broader series in English-speaking markets.