Agents are GO!

Elite Beat Agents, released 2006 by iNiS for the Nintendo DS, is a rhythm game and the Western version of the popular Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan! This tumblr is dedicated to everything related to our favorite male cheerleading agency. You can always submit or ask questions! For Ouendan related content, go to Fuckyeahouendan ! Linklist: INiS Wiki Ouendan/EBA group on Deviantart

[yunisverse]

Three doodles: one as a birthday present for a friend, one because I haven’t drawn EBA in absurd long, and one for Blue Sky, which is probably the best Portal 2 fanfic that exists. Wheatley I swear I will punch you if you don’t get a happy ending

[domocosplay]

[abigfatdynamo]

[bluexrose]

Hell, I’m bored and I haven’t done a game review in forever. So to all my Followers who don’t give a flying fuck about video games…well. You might as well keep scrolling.

So I’m currently playing through this again from sheer desperation to get away from boredom and that I was at the...

[gotsharpies]

speedpainty thing

[withoutadoubtiwillsaveyou-deact]

[fuckyeahdancingagents]

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[ponett]

No, what are you talking about?

This is the best fan fiction idea ever.

[fuckyeahdancingagents]

Dear followers,

YOU GOT YOURSELVES A CHALLENGE.

[littlenintendothings-blog]

Sorry the image is a little funky today. It’s not always easy to get DS screens that look decent.

As I’ve mentioned previously, Elite Beat Agents is one of, if not the, most underrated game of all time. Not only is it a blast to play but it’s one of the quirkiest and most fun video games ever made with each stage telling a different, wacky story. Whether you’re a cat making sure a baby doesn’t get lost on a construction site or an oil tycoon discovering ancient civilizations trying to strike it rich again, the series has a wonderful sense of humor. However, perhaps the best part of the game is the one with the least sense of humor. The stage based on the song “You’re the Inspiration” by Chicago follows a young girl who sadly lost her father in an accident. The story is all about the little girl and her mother just wanting to see him and spend time with him one last time, specifically on Christmas. So the Elite Beat Agents come in to help cheer the girl and her mother up but this time without any ridiculous dances or over the top songs, they sort of just sway back and forth and move very subtly. Of course, they get to see the ghost of their father/husband in the end. It’s one of the sweetest moments in any video game, in my opinion, and a lot of that has to do with the fact that you don’t see it coming based on the rest of the game. Definitely one of my favorite gaming moments of all time.

(Elite Beat Agents - DS - 2006)

[mcgenio-blog]

[gilismunny-blog]

If you’ve been following my recent string of articles, you can tell I’m on a huge Nintendo DS Kick. After playing heavy hitters like 999 and Devil Survivor, I figured to have more fun I’d jump into the rhythm genre. I went right into Elite Beat Agents.It’s a fantastic, fun, and grueling...

[pixel-love]

[rabbit-nabokov-deactivated20120]

[ignitiondorks]

I still hold a bit of hope that there will be a sequel to EBA.

[fuckyeahdancingagents]

tea-vice:

On a scale from clapping the Elite Beat Agents back to life to the Elite Beat Agency closing down and never regrouping on me, how hopeless am I?

You're not the only one who's hopeless. If me and all of the 43 followers on this blog clap and chant in front of the Nintendo HQs, it might just about work ...