History VideoGame / AkanesasuSekaiDeKimiToUtau

* {{Cap}}: Characters have different level caps depending on their rarities. Awakening a character will raise his rarity by 1 star and subsequently the cap by 5 levels. The cap can be expanded 4 times at maximum by fusing the character with a duplicate or an owl of matching rarity; expanding all 4 times ''and'' reaching the resulting max level is a requirement to unlocking the blue chapters, and subsequently upgrading special skills, for men ranked 3 stars and up.

* SpellLevels: The skills of rarity 3 or higher characters' will be upgraded to a more powerful, "full-throttle" version after clearing the extra chapter (blue chapter) provided at the end of their routes. Good luck getting enough duplicates (especially painful if the guy is [[RareRandomDrop high-rarity]], ''especially especially'' painful if he's also a non-base form – keep in mind that non-base forms are ''always'' 4 or 5 stars), or [[RareCandy owls]] (pretty expensive) to expand the character's level cap to maximum in order to unlock the chapter though.

* SpellLevels: The skills of rarity 3 or higher characters' will be upgraded to a more powerful, "full-throttle" version after clearing the extra chapter (blue chapter) provided at the end of their routes. Good luck getting enough duplicates (especially painful if the guy is [[RareRandomDrop high-rarity]], ''especially especially'' painful if he's also a non-base form), or [[RareCandy owls]] (pretty expensive) to expand the character's level cap to maximum in order to unlock the chapter though.

* {{Cap}}: Characters have different level caps depending on their rarities. Awakening a character will raise his rarity by 1 star and subsequently the cap by 5 levels. The cap can be expanded 4 times at maximum by fusing the character with a duplicate or an owl of matching rarity; expanding all 4 times ''and'' reaching the resulting max level is a requirement to unlocking the blue chapters, and subsequently upgrading their skills, for men ranked 3 stars and up.

[[caption-width-right:350:[[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters Some]] of the characters appearing in the game. The female PlayerCharacter is situated in the middle. Clockwise from bottom right: Takasugi Shinsaku, Tokugawa Tsunayoshi, Mori Ranmaru, Natsume Sōseki, Abe no Seimei, Fujiwara no Teika, Kamina, Ōna, Tokugawa Iemitsu, Shōtoku-taishi]]

* SwitchingPOV: The blue chapters are narrated from the man's viewpoint.

* WidgetSeries: One needs to have a pretty solid understanding of a ''wide'' span of Japanese history as well as mythology in order to fully appreciate the game. Add to that [[PungeonMaster Yasuhide]]'s sense of humor and the game's frequent use of poetry which requires one to have a good grasp of the Japanese language and the fact this game is [[NoExportForYou not getting translated into English any time soon]], you have a game that is fairly difficult to enjoy for a Western audience.

* SpellLevels: The skills of rarity 3 or higher characters' will be upgraded to a more powerful, "full-throttle" version after clearing the extra chapter (blue chapter) provided at the end of their routes. Good luck getting enough duplicates (especially painful if the guy is [[RareRandomDrop high-rarity]]), or [[RareCandy owls]] (pretty expensive) to expand the character's level cap to maximum in order to unlock the chapter though.

* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Or Arc Naming in this case. All the official names for the main story arcs are first lines of ''waka'' poems.

* SpiritualSuccessor: This game can be called "''VideoGame/Yume100'' with historical figure stand-ins".

* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Or Arc Naming in this case. All the official names for the main story arcs are first lines of ''waka'' poems. In order:
** Introduction arc [[TitleDrop "Akanesasu"]][[note]]Man'yōshū #20, #169, #916, #2901, #3732 or #4455[[/note]]
** Miyabi arc "Aratae no"[[note]]Man'yōshū #252[[/note]]
** Ikusa arc "Mononofu no"[[note]]Man'yōshū #264[[/note]]
** Inishie arc "Isana tori"[[note]]Man'yōshū #153, #931 or #3852[[/note]]
** Utsutsu arc "Kumoi nasu"
** Kō arc "Shirotae no"[[note]]Man'yōshū #645[[/note]]
** Inoridono arc "Yakumo tatsu"[[note]]The Kojiki[[/note]]
** Ten arc "Tamaki waru"[[note]]Man'yōshū #4[[/note]]
** Baku arc "Kagiroi no"

* ChargedAttack: Everyone's special skills, which require a number of tiles matching the characters' elements be cleared in order to activate. They can't be activated twice in one turn either; if you fill the meter after you already used a character's skill in that turn, it will appear as 0 until the next turn, at which point the skill will be automatically available for use.

* WidgetSeries: One needs to have a pretty solid understanding of a ''wide'' span of Japanese history as well as mythology in order to fully appreciate the game. Add to that [[PungeonMaster Yasuhide]]'s sense of humor and frequent use of poetry which requires one to have a good grasp of the Japanese language and the fact this game is [[NoExportForYou not getting translated into English any time soon]], you have a game that is fairly difficult to enjoy for a Western audience.

* WidgetSeries: One needs to have a pretty solid understanding of a ''wide'' span of Japanese history as well as mythology in order to fully appreciate the game. Add to that [[PungeonMaster Yasuhide]]'s sense of humor which requires one to have a good grasp of the Japanese language and the fact this game is [[NoExportForYou not getting translated into English any time soon]], you have a game that is fairly difficult to enjoy for a Western audience.

The PlayerCharacter ([[HelloInsertNameHere unnamed]] in the game, [[NamedByTheAdaptation Amamiya Akari]] in the manga) is just an ordinary woman… until one day she is transported into this mysterious world known as [[{{Wutai}} Hinomoto]], inhabited by [[HistoricalDomainCharacter people with similar names]] [[NoHitoricalFiguresWereHarmed to famous Japanese historical figures]]. Turns out, [[SealedGoodInACan Amatsukami]], one of the three gods overseeing this world, has disappeared, making the sun [[AlwaysNight unable to rise]], rendering the sky a permanent red during daytime. The protagonist, now also known as the Miko of the Sun, must embark on an adventure and find five other people among the Men of Tsukuyomi in order to perform a ceremony to bring back Amatsukami and return the blue sky to the land.

The PlayerCharacter ([[HelloInsertNameHere unnamed]] in the game, [[NamedByTheAdaptation Amamiya Akari]] in the manga) is just an ordinary woman… until one day she is transported into this mysterious world known as [[{{Wutai}} Hinomoto]], inhabited by [[HistoricalDomainCharacter people with similar names]] [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed to famous Japanese historical figures]]. Turns out, [[SealedGoodInACan Amatsukami]], one of the three gods overseeing this world, has disappeared, making the sun [[AlwaysNight unable to rise]], rendering the sky a permanent red during daytime. The protagonist, now also known as the Miko of the Sun, must embark on an adventure and find five other people among the Men of Tsukuyomi in order to perform a ceremony to bring back Amatsukami and return the blue sky to the land.

''Akanesasu Sekai de Kimi to Utau'' is a {{fantasy|VideoGames}} {{match three|Game}} smartphone OtomeGame developed by GCREST Inc., the same company that made ''Yume100'', and released in April 2017. In April 2018, a [[ComicBookAdaptation manga adaptation]] illustrated by Aya Tanaka has been released by ARIA Henshūbu.

* SpiritualSuccessor: This game can be called "''Yume100'' with historical figure stand-ins".