Rainbow dance nymphs of magic are mythical creatures said to reside in enchanted forests and meadows. These nymphs are believed to be the embodiment of the dancing colors of the rainbow, bringing beauty and wonder wherever they go. Legend has it that they appear after a rain shower when the sun peeks through the clouds, creating a magical display of colors in the sky. These ethereal beings are described as petite and graceful, with luminous skin that shimmers like the surface of a pond. They are said to have long, flowing hair that mirrors the colors of the rainbow, and their eyes sparkle with an otherworldly light. Rainbow dance nymphs are known for their whimsical and mischievous nature, often leading travelers astray with their enchanting dance.
Enter the Theatre’s haunted basement by shooting balls into the trap door. At the start of multi-ball, watch pinballs rise from the basement.
Inside, there s a ravishing female magician who morphs into a tiger and a bird, pinballs that levitate or suddenly change direction, a magic trunk packed with tricks and surprises and an amazing mirror that seems to be an impossible extension of the playfield. Give it a try sometime, I didn t believe myself until I was talking with someone about it at a tournament and they told me about that strategy and I tried and it works.
Rainbow dance nymphs are known for their whimsical and mischievous nature, often leading travelers astray with their enchanting dance. It is believed that these nymphs possess powerful magic, and their dance has the ability to bring about blessings and good fortune. Some say that those lucky enough to witness their dance are filled with a sense of joy and awe, feeling a deep connection with nature and its wonders.
Theatre of Magic
Well I started off with a game I like, so let’s move on to a game I loathe… Theatre of Magic, I’ll never understand why people love this game so much. Usually people talk about the light show or the magnet picking the ball up off the PF or the theme. They never talk about the game play because it sucks. Theatre of Magic suffers from what will be my biggest gripe in a lot of machines I don’t like. singular over powering strategy, making the rest of the game not worth playing. Now you may think it’s the multiball or the modes but it all comes down to one single shot THE LEFT ORBIT .
Yes the left orbit as you sit there and scratch your head, why the left orbit? Well let me tell you.
The left orbit spots letters in T-H-E-A-T-R-E, spelling Theater starts a 50 million hurry up and when you don’t make a shot all the way around the left orbit it falls into the roll overs at the top that add to your bonus X multiplier.
The left loop is also 100% repeatable with ease meaning you can also build up the combo shots at 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 etc, etc million. Also for every letter that you collect in Theatre it adds to your overall bonus count too. See where I’m going with this? Every letter gets you bonus, starts a hurry up, combo, and possibly bonus X multiplier. This can all be done in one shot that you only ever lose control over when you miss. When I play I see bonus counts in to 300 – 600 million range and I haven’t done anything but shoot the left loop. :FP:
If I miss the left loop and the ball ends up on the right flipper I may spell M-A-G-I-C by shooting the lit staircase and lock two balls so that once I’m done spelling theater the hurry up will be easier to collect. But I’ll never go for the other modes when playing.
I may also take the skill shot mode off the ball plunge by hitting the trunk for Straight Jacket escape since that feeds balls into the top rollovers. This will help me get my bonus X multipliers up and I’m shooting the left loop anyway. I may even start Levitating Woman off the skill shot because you can combo that center ramp pretty easy and rack up some decent points too. Once those two are done I’ll never touch another mode. Why?
Think about it, it takes 3 shots to the trunk to get it to turn around so you start a mode. Once you are in that mode and if you play it to completion you might get 100 million for the mode? The entire time the ball is leaving my control and I have to hope after hitting that stupid trunk 3 times that I still even have a ball to start the mode with. It’s just not worth the risk when I can keep shooting the left loop to my heart’s content or until I die from BOREDOM!
Theatre of Magic is the perfect example of a game with one singular over powering strategy. Nothing else in the game is worth as much as that left loop. As a result when playing from a tournament perspective you just end up watching everyone shoot the same shot, over and over and over again. Whoever does it the most wins, it’s about as unexciting as pinball can get. The only other scoring opportunity worth mentioning would be the 100 million shot in the multiball.
Some of you may have noticed when the multiball starts you hear the chick counting down “3…..2…..1” if you can nail a jackpot before she reaches 0 you get 100 million right off the bat. The kick out from the trap door is usually a pretty easy drop catch so making the 100 million shot isn’t too tough.
A drop catch is performed by holding the flipper up and dropping it as the ball arrives. If you time it correctly, the ball will have no momentum allowing you to trap/cradle the ball to aim your next shot (THE LEFT LOOP) with greater accuracy.
You can also raise the jackpot value by doing can you guess what? Yup shooting the left loop! I forgot to mention the drop catch off the left loop is really easy since the ball through the roll overs exits slow enough that a drop catch is really easy to do. If the slings are not sensitive you can just hold the flipper up sometimes. Doing that you can raise the value of the jackpot to 100 million but the problem is always going after the trunk again to get jackpot lit since you always lose control of the ball going after the trunk.
Anyway I’m sure some people loving play Theatre of Magic but I can’t. I always end up trying to play for score and if I’m playing for score I’m shooting the left loop. Give it a try sometime, I didn’t believe myself until I was talking with someone about it at a tournament and they told me about that strategy and I tried and it works.
There are no proper side modes on this table, excluding two that can be earned from Haunted Basement and will be described in their own section.
Many folktales and stories have been told about encounters with rainbow dance nymphs. Some speak of people who were lost in the forest and stumbled upon a gathering of nymphs, dancing and twirling with grace and elegance. These fortunate individuals are said to have been granted a wish by the nymphs, their desires fulfilled through the magic of the rainbow. While the existence of rainbow dance nymphs remains a matter of belief and folklore, their popularity and symbolic significance continue to captivate the imaginations of many. They serve as a reminder of the beauty and magic that can be found in even the most ordinary moments of life, and the importance of cherishing nature and all its wonders..
Reviews for "Divine Choreographers: Rainbow Dance Nymphs and Their Enchanting Art"
- Jennifer - 1 star
I was really disappointed in "Rainbow Dance Nymphs of Magic". The storyline was confusing and poorly developed, jumping from one random scene to another without any explanation. The characters lacked depth and their actions seemed illogical and inconsistent. The dialogue felt forced and unnatural, making it difficult to connect with any of them. Overall, the book gave me a headache and I couldn't wait for it to end.
- Robert - 2 stars
"Rainbow Dance Nymphs of Magic" had a promising concept, but the execution fell flat for me. The writing style was overly descriptive to the point of being distracting, with flowery language that seemed unnecessary. The pacing was also off, with long stretches of nothing happening and then rushed resolutions to conflicts. I couldn't fully immerse myself in the story because I kept getting bored or confused. Unfortunately, this book just didn't live up to my expectations.
- Emily - 2 stars
I had high hopes for "Rainbow Dance Nymphs of Magic" based on the beautiful cover and intriguing synopsis, but it was a letdown. The world-building was lacking and left me with more questions than answers. The plot felt like a collection of disjointed events without a clear direction or purpose. The main character was difficult to relate to and lacked any real growth throughout the story. Overall, this book felt like a missed opportunity and left me wishing for more substance and coherence.