Friday Night Funkin’ Original: All Weeks – Win Every Rap Battle From Daddy Dearest to Tankman
Friday Night Funkin’ Original: All Weeks is a rhythm game where you help Boyfriend compete against different opponents through seven weeks of music battles. The story follows Boyfriend as he tries to impress Girlfriend and face the people who stand in his way.
Each week introduces a different opponent, setting, and collection of songs.
You need to match moving arrows with the correct keyboard keys to keep Boyfriend singing. Good timing helps you win, while repeated mistakes can end the song.
The seven-week version brings together the familiar original Friday Night Funkin’ battles.
Begin With the Tutorial and Daddy Dearest
The Tutorial introduces the basic controls with help from Girlfriend.
You learn how to press the arrow keys in time with the music.
Week 1 brings Boyfriend face-to-face with Daddy Dearest, Girlfriend’s father.
He challenges Boyfriend to three songs called Bopeebo, Fresh, and Dad Battle.
These songs help you become familiar with the battle system.
The music starts with manageable patterns before introducing more difficult sequences.
Your goal is to finish every song without allowing the health bar to run out.
Meet New Opponents in Every Week
Week 2 introduces Skid and Pump, two spooky children who enjoy their Halloween-themed adventures.
Their songs include Spookeez and South, followed by a darker encounter in Monster.
Week 3 takes place against Pico. The music includes Pico, Philly Nice, and Blammed.
Week 4 introduces Mommy Mearest, Girlfriend’s mother. You face her through Satin Panties, High, and M.I.L.F.
Each opponent has a different singing style and appearance.
The changing songs give you new note patterns to learn.
Enjoy the Christmas and School Battles
Week 5 takes place in a shopping mall decorated for Christmas.
Boyfriend meets Daddy Dearest and Mommy Mearest again during Cocoa and Eggnog.
The final song, Winter Horrorland, introduces a frightening monster.
Week 6 changes the game’s appearance with pixel-style characters.
Boyfriend faces Senpai during Senpai and Roses.
Thorns brings a darker turn to the school-themed story.
These weeks show how Friday Night Funkin’ changes its music and artwork while keeping the same basic controls.
Face Tankman During Week 7
Week 7 introduces Tankman, a soldier who leads a group of armed characters.
The setting changes to a military area.
You need to complete Ugh, Guns, and Stress.
These songs contain demanding note arrangements that challenge your timing.
The music becomes faster during certain sections, and the story includes animated scenes between performances.
Reaching the end of Week 7 requires you to apply the skills learned during the earlier battles.
Understand Story Mode and Freeplay
Story Mode allows you to experience the weeks in order.
You choose a week and complete its songs as a connected challenge.
Freeplay lets you select individual songs without following the entire story.
This makes it useful for practicing a particular track.
The game also offers difficulty choices such as Easy, Normal, and Hard.
Try starting on an easier setting before attempting the faster versions of difficult songs.
Keep Your Health Bar From Running Out
The arrows move toward matching positions on your side of the screen.
Press the corresponding Arrow key when the symbols line up.
You can also use W, A, S, and D in supported versions.
Accurate notes help maintain your health.
Too many mistakes cause the bar to move against you.
You need to finish the song before your health runs out.
Watch for groups of arrows that appear close together. These sections require quicker reactions than individual notes.
Complete All Seven Weeks
Friday Night Funkin’ Original: All Weeks offers different opponents and musical styles throughout the adventure.
Try replaying earlier songs to improve your timing and score.
Use Freeplay to practice difficult tracks before returning to Story Mode.
Pay attention to the rhythm and avoid pressing keys too early.
The seven-week collection gives you the chance to experience Boyfriend’s familiar musical battles, from the first encounter with Daddy Dearest to the final challenge against Tankman.
