Dances

"Dances" are what you use to move your character during songs when hitting notes, these can be obtained through the "Dance Lessons", which is where Dummy is found.

You can roll in the Dance Lessons once for 200 Cheddar and 10 times at once for 2000 Cheddar

Dances List

Here's a list of all current obtainable Dances in RAT!

Note: The way the Insta-Dance and Card chances are calculated is by taking into account the odds of the rarity pool the dance belongs to being chosen, then relative to the amount of dances in that pool, how rare it would be for that single dance to be obtained, then there is a 95% chance that instead of the dance, 2-4 cards for it are given instead, leaving a 5% chance for the dance to be rolled. There is also a "Weight" value that takes part in making RAT! Beta rarer than other Commons, and Legendaries rarer than Sweets, as they share the same pool.

When trading up, it is guaranteed to obtain a card/dance from the pool above the pool the card belongs to, in the case of trading up Sweet cards, there is a special Legendary-Only pool it chooses from (as normally Sweets and Legendaries share a pool).

Legendary chances are directly proportional to Sweet chances, meaning the more Sweet dances that exist, the rarer Legendaries become.

So, in theory, there is a 1/20 chance you get ANY dance from a roll.

Dance Names and Rarities

Special Dances

Some Dances cannot be obtained and are exclusive to songs with special events.

Bedazzles

Bedazzled Dances are dances that can have an unique "Bedazzled" effect, which gives them a cosmetic particle effect surrounding them. When all randomization for a pull results in you getting a full Dance, there is a chance that dance will be Bedazzled.

These are all possible Bedazzle effects currently in RAT!

Trivia

• Some dances like Distorted Dragon and the Come Along With Me dances were added to the Dance Lessons in a future update after being exclusive to their BGA
• It is possible to obtain dances directly from trading up Cards, although quite rare.
• RAT! Beta is the only dance to have different chances from the other dances with the same rarity.
• RAT! Beta was also the very first dance to be added into the game.
• Unlike Icons, Pets and Noteskins, dances highest rarity is Legendary.
• In older versions, it was possible to "Trade Up" Legendary cards, but due to having nothing above Legendary, nothing would happen and they would be refunded.
• When the player is using the "Most Awesome RAT Animation" and "It's Learnin' Time" Dances on Bloodlust and Bloodlust Instrumental Mix, the player on the left side will instead use the old Chester Ghost sprite that normally appears in Solo Play.
• When the player is using the "#1 Furry Hater" Dance on Manual Blast, the player on the left side will end up with a visual bug for the "Scorched" model due to the transformation event triggering a player Fail State in order to transform the player, which in turn, causes the Dances unique fail animation to trigger and give the player scaled avatar parts from the Dances various Fail transformations.
  (Note: Avatar parts on the head most likely will not be seen as the "Censor" on the "Scorched" model covers up the head, while the player's head is actually scaled down much smaller than the "Censor" itself.)

References

• Accountless is a reference to the BBPanzu animation in Arch
• My Pronouns are GNU/Linux is a reference to Arch's animation in Arch
• Fatherful Behavior is a reference to Daddy Dearest's animation in Friday Night Funkin' Week 1
• That One Rapper Boy is a reference to Boyfriend's animation in Friday Night Funkin'
• Final Escapist is a reference to Boyfriend's animation in Final Escape
• Come Along Now, C o m e A l o n g N o w, Corrupted Puppet... and Corruppet! are a reference to Finn's many animations in Come Along With Me from Pibby Apocalypse
• Not so Amazing Now is a reference to Gumball's animation in Pibby Apocalypse
• Men Ender, Zombrian, Brian, Error 303, Steev, Alex They Took my Face Alex Where's my Face, Average 6'1 Male and Angry Ender are references to the respective characters' animations in Herobrine Reborn
• The Polite Way to Talk to a Short Person and Alleyway Attacker are references to Julian and Whitty's animations in Vs. Whitty Definitive Edition
• Meat Grinder Enthusiast is a reference to Jerma's animations from Impostor V4
• What 3 Weeks Off the McRib Does to a Man is a reference to Starved's animation in Fight or Flight from VS. Sonic.EXE
• Distorted Dragon is a reference to Miki's animation in Strangled from Pokepasta Perdition
• Zany is a reference to Oswald's animations in Rabbit's Luck.