What character reads on-screen text aloud when Groove's text-to-speech is enabled?

Li'l Miss Reeds reads on-screen text aloud when Rhythm Heaven Groove’s text-to-speech feature is enabled. The same mascot also provides audio descriptions as part of the game’s accessibility options.

This feature is designed especially for blind and visually impaired players. Although Rhythm Heaven traditionally emphasizes listening to the beat, Groove’s menus, instructions and other on-screen information still need an accessible way to be communicated.

Li'l Miss Reeds is the game’s mascot and serves as the voice of this assistive system. The character’s role is therefore broader than a conventional narrator: she helps make written information available through speech while preserving the game’s playful presentation.

The other choices belong to different parts of the game’s cast or terminology. Tibby is associated with earlier Rhythm Heaven material, Marshal is a character from the series, and Reporter is not the named text-to-speech voice. The feature should not be confused with ordinary tutorial audio cues.