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** Copying skills tends to be offset by the drawbacks they bring; Encore copies the last skill it activates [[AwesomeButImpractical including it's downsides]], Cinderella Magic activates all skill at once and apply the highest value out of them all at a cost of [[WeakButSkilled awful max stats]], while "Alternate" and "Mutual" weakens your combo bonus or score gain by 20% in exchange of copying the best overall score or combo bonus modifier with nearly double the modifier, on part of being buggy and may not activate when a regular combo bonus card is in the same team. Refrain on the other hand only copies the highest-so-far score and combo bonus applied during the LIVE and has no drawbacks whatsoever, which means it'll copies Overhealed Life Sparkle, copies Overload bonus without the health penalty, copies the Concentration boost without lowering your PERFECT window, and so on. It's also a Cinfes Blanc exclusive, meaning that you get to pull one once every month assuming they do appear in the banner.
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** Copying skills tends to be offset by the drawbacks they bring; Encore copies the last skill it activates [[AwesomeButImpractical including it's downsides]], Cinderella Magic activates all skill at once and apply the highest value out of them all at a cost of [[WeakButSkilled awful max stats]], while "Alternate" and "Mutual" weakens your combo bonus or score gain by 20% in exchange of copying the best overall score or combo bonus modifier with nearly double up to 50% multiplicative bonus, and also dependant on which Score/Combo boost cards you bring to the modifier, on part of being buggy and may not activate when a regular combo bonus card is in the same team. team because it won't work without one. Refrain on the other hand only copies the highest-so-far score and combo bonus applied during the LIVE and has no drawbacks whatsoever, the only thing you need is the appropriate Score/Combo boost cards, which means it'll copies Overhealed Life Sparkle, copies Overload bonus without the health penalty, copies the Concentration boost without lowering your PERFECT window, and so on. It's also a Cinfes Blanc exclusive, meaning that you get to pull one once every month assuming they do appear in the banner.
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** "Cinderella Magic" activates all available skill and applies the highest score/combo boost modifier available, including overhealed Life Spark and Concentration modifiers, all in generous duration and activation rate. It also possess "Cinderella Blessing" which applies all best available center passive to all cards in the team, which includes good center passive like Type Princess/Unison/Duet cards that increases type idol appeals based on their type if conditions are met, or useful passive like Cheer or Resonant cards. It was balanced by abysmal stats (none of them reach four digit numbers in total) and requires optimal build and a Resonant card (support or main card) to fully flesh out it's potential. Common strategies involves Magic cards at the center with Mutual, Life Sparkle, Concentration, and Ensemble cards for the rest of the team, also using Resonant card as a support card, so you can apply all the bonus passive for that team, and even then, you had to be lucky they'll activate all the available skills at the same time so they can stack.
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** The original 765 Pro idols were initially featured in ''Cinderella Girls'' as already successful [[SempaiKohai sempai]] the cast hopes to emulate. However the original idols are used very sparingly (limited edition or special event promotionals) and not eligible for vote during popularity polls. They're in ''Cinderella Girls'', but technically not considered among their official ranks. As of now, there has not been any cards for the 765 Pro idols, maybe because the cast of ''Cinderella Girls'' have been more popular, surpassing the OG Idols... or maybe because the 765Pro idols are busy spending time with the ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive Million Live!]]'' idols.
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** The original 765 Pro idols were initially featured in ''Cinderella Girls'' as already successful [[SempaiKohai [[SenpaiKohai sempai]] the cast hopes to emulate. However the original idols are used very sparingly (limited edition or special event promotionals) and not eligible for vote during popularity polls. They're in ''Cinderella Girls'', but technically not considered among their official ranks. As of now, there has not been any cards for the 765 Pro idols, maybe because the cast of ''Cinderella Girls'' have been more popular, surpassing the OG Idols... or maybe because the 765Pro idols are busy spending time with the ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive Million Live!]]'' idols.
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** The DLC outfits are nicely detailed. However, with the exception of the ''Party Time Gold'' dress, only some idols can wear them.
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*** Even the free outfits are pretty well detailed themselves, like ''Next Frontier'', ''Hapinness Yell'', ''Go To Paradise'', et cetera. The latter has alternative version that can be switched
*** However if you notice certain SSR costumes and some free costumes (like Ranko's 1st SSR and Shiki's 5th SSR), [[SubvertedTrope most of the details are cast in low poly properties]], which [[SpecialEffectsFailure breaks the illusion of the detail]]. The ''Deep Sky Blazes'' DLC outfit is also just a PaletteSwap of ''Starry Sky Bright'', which is a base outfit you get for starting the game.
** The DLC outfits are nicely detailed. However, with the exception of the ''Party Time Gold'' and ''Connected Parallel'' dress, only some idols can wear them.
*** However if you notice certain SSR costumes and some free costumes (like Ranko's 1st SSR and Shiki's 5th SSR), [[SubvertedTrope most of the details are cast in low poly properties]], which [[SpecialEffectsFailure breaks the illusion of the detail]]. The ''Deep Sky Blazes'' DLC outfit is also just a PaletteSwap of ''Starry Sky Bright'', which is a base outfit you get for starting the game.
** The DLC outfits are nicely detailed. However, with the exception of the ''Party Time Gold'' and ''Connected Parallel'' dress, only some idols can wear them.
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* JigglePhysics: Each idol models has parts with added physics that allows them to jiggle around depending on the idol's movement. Parts like outfit, hair or outfit accesories, and even body parts included. [[BuxomIsBetter Well endowed and pronounced]] characters like Sanae, Takumi, Shizuko, Miyu, Fumika, and many more has prominent jiggle physics on their large buxom, but some models of average characters like Mika, Kaede, and Mio also have jiggle physics depending on the outfit.
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** Likewise, Cinderella Magic activates all available skills and copies the largest Score/Combo boost modifier in the team for a shorter period of time. It's generally more consistent than Encore, but it has a major drawback; the cards this skill belongs to has abysmal stats.
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An [[Anime/TheIdolmasterCinderellaGirls anime television series adaptation]] produced by Creator/A1Pictures aired in 2015. Two years later, A [[Manga/TheIdolmasterCinderellaGirlsTheater Cinderella Girls Theater]] anime adaptation aired in 2017 as part of the Spring2017Anime lineup, and has been renewed for four more seasons each year, totalling five seasons.
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An [[Anime/TheIdolmasterCinderellaGirls anime television series adaptation]] produced by Creator/A1Pictures aired in 2015. Two years later, A [[Manga/TheIdolmasterCinderellaGirlsTheater Cinderella Girls Theater]] anime adaptation aired in 2017 as part of the Spring2017Anime spring 2017 anime lineup, and has been renewed for four more seasons each year, totalling five seasons.
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** Miyo Harada's second SSR card has her performing the SlidingBikeStop from ''Anime/{{Akira}}''.
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** Miyo Harada's second SSR card has her performing the SlidingBikeStop sliding bike stop from ''Anime/{{Akira}}''.
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** Chiisana Koi no Misshitsu Jiken (Master) is the most notorious for this - if not for that one section in the middle it wouldn't be anywhere near a 27.
** Twintail no Kaze's Master+ chart turns a straightforward 29 for the most parts into a nightmare that is equivalent to 30s thanks to that one ending with difficult flick patterns.
** Chiisana Koi no Misshitsu Jiken (Master) is the most notorious for this - if not for that one section in the middle it wouldn't be anywhere near a 27.
** Twintail no Kaze's Master+ chart turns a straightforward 29 for the most parts into a nightmare that is equivalent to 30s thanks to that one ending with difficult flick patterns.
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* CostumePorn: [[UpToEleven To the next level]]. Rumor has it that Bandai Namco once hired fashion designers as advisers and it really shows.
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* CostumePorn: [[UpToEleven To the next level]].level. Rumor has it that Bandai Namco once hired fashion designers as advisers and it really shows.
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* {{Microtransactions}}: Often overlaps with BribingYourWayToVictory. [[UpToEleven This is the reason why Starlight Stage surpasses the original mobage game itself]]. Paid Star Jewels keep this sub-brand alive, offering you to buy many things such as:
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* {{Microtransactions}}: Often overlaps with BribingYourWayToVictory. [[UpToEleven This is the reason why Starlight Stage surpasses the original mobage game itself]].itself. Paid Star Jewels keep this sub-brand alive, offering you to buy many things such as:
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* ContinuityCavalcade: The ''ETERNAL MEMORIES'' ONA, being the 10th anniversary event for this franchise, features just about every collaboration, continuity, and event costume it can cram into a forty minute movie.
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After an unprecedented 11 straight years running, the original ''Cinderella Girls'' is geared for shutdown in late March 2023.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Over [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters 190 girls]] to produce, indeed. And that's exactly 190, if you don't count guest idols.]]
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When it was released it boasted [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters over 100 idols]], a cast which expanded until it reached a total of 203 idols [[note]] Though they still advertise the game with its tagline "Over 190 idols to produce" [[/note]] (counting the trainer sisters, 765 Pro idols, Korean-exclusive idols, and 876 Pro idols), though of these less than half are voiced. The gameplay follows a collectible card game format in which each idol is represented as a card, which the player may use to form a unit of idols to train in lessons, take to jobs, and compete against other units.
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When it was released it boasted [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters over 100 idols]], idols, a cast which expanded until it reached a total of 203 idols [[note]] Though they still advertise the game with its tagline "Over 190 idols to produce" [[/note]] (counting the trainer sisters, 765 Pro idols, Korean-exclusive idols, and 876 Pro idols), though of these less than half are voiced. The gameplay follows a collectible card game format in which each idol is represented as a card, which the player may use to form a unit of idols to train in lessons, take to jobs, and compete against other units.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Started with 100 idols. Reached around 180 as of late 2013 and broke the 200 barrier in 2014.
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* SignificantBirthdate: Considering that on average [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters every other day is an idol's birthday]], this is bound to come up.
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* SignificantBirthdate: Considering that on average [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters every other day is an idol's birthday]], birthday, this is bound to come up.
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* {{Pantyshot}}: Averted. The 3D models of the outfits (including the SSR) are specifically designed so that no panty shot is visible. Some of the outfits also have [[ModestyShorts shorts underneath]] to prevent this trope as well.
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An AllCGICartoon [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKuUDHz13Jg short]] made by [[Creator/RoughDraftStudios Orange]] known simply as ''Spin Off!'' was released in 2019 as part of the 8th Anniversary. A year later, just in time for Starlight Stage's 5th Anniversary, a new [[https://youtu.be/k1oo7wbf7z8 anime music video]] for "Go Just Go!" animated by [=CloverWorks=] was released.
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An AllCGICartoon [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKuUDHz13Jg short]] made by [[Creator/RoughDraftStudios Orange]] known simply as ''Spin Off!'' was released in 2019 as part of the 8th Anniversary. A year later, just in time for Starlight Stage's 5th Anniversary, a new [[https://youtu.be/k1oo7wbf7z8 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1oo7wbf7z8 anime music video]] for "Go Just Go!" animated by [=CloverWorks=] was released.
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On the tenth and final concert, an animated adaptation of the ''U149'' spinoff was announced.
On the tenth and final concert, an animated adaptation of the ''U149'' spinoff was announced.
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* {{Microtransactions}}: Often overlaps with BribingYourWayToVictory. [[UpToEleven This is the reason why Starlight Stage surpasses the original mobage game itself]]. Paid Star Jewels are what [[FanNickname Scamco]] keep this sub-brand alive, offering you to buy many things such as:
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* {{Microtransactions}}: Often overlaps with BribingYourWayToVictory. [[UpToEleven This is the reason why Starlight Stage surpasses the original mobage game itself]]. Paid Star Jewels are what [[FanNickname Scamco]] keep this sub-brand alive, offering you to buy many things such as:
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** Miyo Harada's second SSR card has her performing the motorcycle slide from ''Anime/{{Akira}}''.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Over [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters 190 girls]] to produce, indeed.]]
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''THE iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is one of the four sub-brands of [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Bandai Namco]]'s [[Franchise/TheIdolmaster THE iDOLM@STER]] franchise besides ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive Million Live!]]'', ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterSideM SideM]]'', and ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterShinyColors Shiny Colors]]'', spawning three games, two Anime adaptations, countless number of Manga spin-offs, ten (7 numbered and 3 unnumbered) real-life Live Concerts, a growing number of songs, and of course, ''[[{{Tagline}} Over 190 girls to produce]]''. [[note]]That number includes 765/876 Pro idols, though the exact number of Cinderella Girls-exclusive idols are 190.[[/note]]
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''THE iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is one of the four sub-brands of [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Bandai Namco]]'s [[Franchise/TheIdolmaster ''[[Franchise/TheIdolmaster THE iDOLM@STER]] iDOLM@STER]]'' franchise besides ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive Million Live!]]'', ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterSideM SideM]]'', and ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterShinyColors Shiny Colors]]'', spawning three games, two Anime adaptations, countless number of Manga spin-offs, ten (7 numbered and 3 unnumbered) real-life Live Concerts, a growing number of songs, and of course, ''[[{{Tagline}} Over 190 girls to produce]]''. [[note]]That number includes 765/876 Pro idols, though the exact number of Cinderella Girls-exclusive idols are 190.[[/note]]
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** This is pretty much the gist of [[PowerupLetdown "Alternate" and "Mutual"]] cards. "Alternate" lowers your current combo bonus in exchange of copying your best score boost so far with an additional 70 percent pre-calculation bonus (for example, it copies your Concentration, boosting your current score boost by 22% and nearly a double modifier increase). "Mutual" cards does the exact same thing, except it lowers your score gain by the same amount at a cost of higher combo bonus modifier in the same value.
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** "Score Boost" cards are all scattered everywhere throughout the game. All they do is increase your score everytime you hit PERFECT and GREAT during the time activation, but you will most likely rely on them at all times and they can be splashed at any team that requires a good filler.
** "Combo Bonus". All they do is grant you bonus score based on your capability of stringing and maintaining your combos, but their multipliers are pretty good on it's own and doesn't have any special conditions/penalties or requires specific synergy with other cards. They a lot more rare since they're limited, but an SR Combo Bonus works just as fine and can be found commonly on Events and LIVE PARTY sequences.
** "Coordination" are basically Score and Combo Bonus in one card but with a smaller Score Boost modifier, and unlike the Combo Boost cards (sans Riina Tada's 2nd permanent SSR card with a Tuning[[note]]12% combo bonus with Perfect Lock[[/note]] modifier) they're non-limited card and can be obtained at any time and any banner.
** "Combo Bonus". All they do is grant you bonus score based on your capability of stringing and maintaining your combos, but their multipliers are pretty good on it's own and doesn't have any special conditions/penalties or requires specific synergy with other cards. They a lot more rare since they're limited, but an SR Combo Bonus works just as fine and can be found commonly on Events and LIVE PARTY sequences.
** "Coordination" are basically Score and Combo Bonus in one card but with a smaller Score Boost modifier, and unlike the Combo Boost cards (sans Riina Tada's 2nd permanent SSR card with a Tuning[[note]]12% combo bonus with Perfect Lock[[/note]] modifier) they're non-limited card and can be obtained at any time and any banner.
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** "Score Boost" cards are all scattered everywhere throughout the game. All they do is increase your score everytime you hit PERFECT and GREAT during the time activation, but you will most likely rely on them at all times and they can be splashed at any team that requires a good filler.
filler, or if you confident enough about your dexterity that you didn't need Overload in your team for Life Sparkle focused teambuilds.
** "Combo Bonus". All they do is grant you bonus score based on your capability of stringing and maintaining your combos, but their multipliers are pretty good on it's own and doesn't have any special conditions/penalties or requires specific synergy with other cards. They a lot more rare since they'relimited, limited to short-time banner or older Cinfes cycles, but an SR Combo Bonus works just as fine and can be found commonly on Events and LIVE PARTY sequences.
** "Coordination" are basically Score and Combo Bonus in one card but with a smaller Score Boost modifier, and unlike the Combo Boost cards(sans Riina Tada's 2nd permanent SSR card with a Tuning[[note]]12% combo bonus with Perfect Lock[[/note]] modifier) (excluding All Round and Tuning cards) they're non-limited card and can be obtained at any time and any banner.
** "Combo Bonus". All they do is grant you bonus score based on your capability of stringing and maintaining your combos, but their multipliers are pretty good on it's own and doesn't have any special conditions/penalties or requires specific synergy with other cards. They a lot more rare since they're
** "Coordination" are basically Score and Combo Bonus in one card but with a smaller Score Boost modifier, and unlike the Combo Boost cards
** Copying skills tends to be offset by the drawbacks they bring; Encore copies the last skill it activates [[AwesomeButImpractical including it's downsides]], Cinderella Magic activates all skill at once and apply the highest value out of them all at a cost of [[WeakButSkilled awful max stats]], while "Alternate" and "Mutual" weakens your combo bonus or score gain by 20% in exchange of copying the best overall score or combo bonus modifier with nearly double the modifier, on part of being buggy and may not activate when a regular combo bonus card is in the same team. Refrain on the other hand only copies the highest-so-far score and combo bonus applied during the LIVE and has no drawbacks whatsoever, which means it'll copies Overhealed Life Sparkle, copies Overload bonus without the health penalty, copies the Concentration boost without lowering your PERFECT window, and so on. It's also a Cinfes Blanc exclusive, meaning that you get to pull one once every month assuming they do appear in the banner.
* PowerCopying: Certain card skills allows to copy another card skill or just copy it's score/combo bonus modifiers.
** Encore allows you to copy the last activated skill [[AwesomeButImpractical including it's drawbacks and costs]].
** Alternate and Mutual allows you to copy the current highest score/combo modifier and boost it even further until it's nearly double it's power at a cost of lowering your chain bonus or score gain by 20% when it activates.
** Refrain simply [[SimpleYetAwesome copies the current highest score/combo modifier, without needing to pay the cost or worry about the drawbacks]].
** Encore allows you to copy the last activated skill [[AwesomeButImpractical including it's drawbacks and costs]].
** Alternate and Mutual allows you to copy the current highest score/combo modifier and boost it even further until it's nearly double it's power at a cost of lowering your chain bonus or score gain by 20% when it activates.
** Refrain simply [[SimpleYetAwesome copies the current highest score/combo modifier, without needing to pay the cost or worry about the drawbacks]].
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** Averted with some songs like Tulip, where the player had the option to arrange the position of the original five singer as they like and they will sing with their voice arranged. Theoretically, one can arrange them to make it sounds like the MASTER version of the song.
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** Averted with some songs like Tulip, the ''Utaiwake'' supported songs, where the player had the option to arrange the position of the original five singer as they like and they will sing with their voice arranged. Theoretically, one can arrange them to make it sounds like the MASTER version of the song.
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''THE iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is one of the four sub-brands of [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Bandai Namco]]'s [[Franchise/TheIdolmaster THE iDOLM@STER]] franchise besides ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive Million Live!]]'', ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterSideM SideM]]'', and ''Shiny Colors'', spawning three games, two Anime adaptations, countless number of Manga spin-offs, ten (7 numbered and 3 unnumbered) real-life Live Concerts, a growing number of songs, and of course, ''[[{{Tagline}} Over 190 girls to produce]]''. [[note]]That number includes 765/876 Pro idols, though the exact number of Cinderella Girls-exclusive idols are 190.[[/note]]
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''THE iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is one of the four sub-brands of [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Bandai Namco]]'s [[Franchise/TheIdolmaster THE iDOLM@STER]] franchise besides ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive Million Live!]]'', ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterSideM SideM]]'', and ''Shiny Colors'', ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterShinyColors Shiny Colors]]'', spawning three games, two Anime adaptations, countless number of Manga spin-offs, ten (7 numbered and 3 unnumbered) real-life Live Concerts, a growing number of songs, and of course, ''[[{{Tagline}} Over 190 girls to produce]]''. [[note]]That number includes 765/876 Pro idols, though the exact number of Cinderella Girls-exclusive idols are 190.[[/note]]
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''THE iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is one of the four subseries of [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Bandai Namco]]'s [[Franchise/TheIdolmaster THE iDOLM@STER]] franchise besides ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive Million Live!]]'', ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterSideM SideM]]'', and ''Shiny Colors'', spawning three games, two Anime adaptations, countless number of Manga spin-offs, ten (7 numbered and 3 unnumbered) real-life Live Concerts, a growing number of songs, and of course, ''[[{{Tagline}} Over 190 girls to produce]]''. [[note]]That number includes 765/876 Pro idols, though the exact number of Cinderella Girls-exclusive idols are 190.[[/note]]
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''THE iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls'' is one of the four subseries sub-brands of [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Bandai Namco]]'s [[Franchise/TheIdolmaster THE iDOLM@STER]] franchise besides ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive Million Live!]]'', ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterSideM SideM]]'', and ''Shiny Colors'', spawning three games, two Anime adaptations, countless number of Manga spin-offs, ten (7 numbered and 3 unnumbered) real-life Live Concerts, a growing number of songs, and of course, ''[[{{Tagline}} Over 190 girls to produce]]''. [[note]]That number includes 765/876 Pro idols, though the exact number of Cinderella Girls-exclusive idols are 190.[[/note]]
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* BribingYourWayToVictory: Naturally for both games, especially given that the meta builds keep changing throughtout the years so that makes sense to cash in for either pulling the gacha rolls or tiering events.
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** From the ''Halloween Code'' comes Nana Abe's reference to ''Anime/SailorMoon'' "[[InTheNameOfTheMoon In the name of Planet Usamin,]].
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** From the ''Halloween Code'' comes Nana Abe's reference to ''Anime/SailorMoon'' "[[InTheNameOfTheMoon In the name of Planet Usamin,]].Usamin...]]".
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** Sae, Syuko, Kako, and other Yamato Nadeshiko-inspired idols often don in Kimonos and Yukatas in some of their card illustrations.
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** In-universe within the anime, every store window, billboard, magazine cover, subway car, television set, public bus, utility pole, etc. without a Cinderella Girls idol somehow shown on them. The idol craze is taken to lavish extreme, and the general public worships them for every entertainment need.
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** In-universe within the anime, media; every store window, billboard, magazine cover, subway car, television set, public bus, utility pole, etc. without a Cinderella Girls idol somehow shown on them. The idol craze is taken to lavish extreme, and the general public worships them for every entertainment need.needs.
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* [[IdleGame Clicker Game]]: The main essence of the mobile game (specifically during Work Mode) is that you click the "next" button repeatedly for the "Work" mode.
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* [[IdleGame Clicker Game]]: The main essence of the mobile game is that you click the "next" button repeatedly for the "Work" mode.
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* [[IdleGame Clicker Game]]: The main essence of the mobile game (specifically during Work Mode) is that you click the "next" button repeatedly for the "Work" mode.
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** Since December 2016 there have been events where the 876 Pro idols from ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterDearlyStars DearlyStars]]'' can be obtained.
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** Since December 2016 there have been events where the 876 Pro idols from ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterDearlyStars DearlyStars]]'' Dearly Stars]]'' can be obtained.obtained, which means Ai Hidaka, Eri Mizutani, and Ryo Akizuki ([[TheOneGuy the sole male]]) were in this game.
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** For the Cinderella Master Idols, there's always that DramaCD interviews, titled "Mezase! Cinderella No.1", found in track two of a Cinderella Master Album.
*** What about the other Drama CD tracks found in various albums sans CM singles, like those in jewelries! series or MASTER SEASONS series? Don't forget these, too.
*** What about the other Drama CD tracks found in various albums sans CM singles, like those in jewelries! series or MASTER SEASONS series? Don't forget these, too.
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** For the Cinderella Master Idols, there's always that DramaCD interviews, titled interviews are here to stay. Said drama track "Mezase! Cinderella No.1", 1" can be found in the second track two of a Cinderella Master Album.
*** What about the other Drama CD tracks found in various albums sans CM singles, like those in jewelries! series or in MASTER SEASONS series? Don't forget these, too.
*** What about the other Drama CD tracks found in various albums sans CM singles, like those in jewelries! series or in MASTER SEASONS series? Don't forget these, too.
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** Want to learn more about idols' quirks? ''[[Manga/TheIdolmasterCinderellaGirlsTheater Cinderella Girls Theater]]'' four-panel series and its animated adaptation are the way to go.
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** Want to learn more about idols' quirks? ''[[Manga/TheIdolmasterCinderellaGirlsTheater Cinderella Girls Theater]]'' four-panel series and its five-season animated adaptation are expands more (especially behind the way to go.cards) of the idols.
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** [[PunctuatedForEmphasis Tons. Of. Manga. Series]]. We've got various one-shot compilations like DNA Media Comics' ''Comic Anthology'' series. Creator/SquareEnix's manga division (Gangan Comics) also brought four manga anthology series: ''Shuffle!'', ''Ensemble!'', ''Idol of the Day'', and ''Dereraji-san''.
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** [[PunctuatedForEmphasis Tons. Of. Manga. Series]]. We've got This series has been getting various one-shot compilations like DNA Media Comics' ''Comic Anthology'' series. Creator/SquareEnix's manga division (Gangan Comics) also brought four manga anthology series: ''Shuffle!'', ''Ensemble!'', ''Idol of the Day'', and ''Dereraji-san''.
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*** ''Wild Wind Girl'' takes a in-depth look of Takumi as the main character.
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*** ''Wild Wind Girl'' takes a in-depth look of Takumi as the main character.character, with Rina supporting the delinquent idol.
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*** ''[=After20=]'' is the polar opposite of [=U149=], with mature, 20 years and up idols such as Kaede, Miyu, Sanae, Mizuki, and Shino are the main focus of the series. Currently available on Cycomics, just like [=U149=].
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: They boost an idol's performance and various card stats.
* ArtEvolution: Newer card illustrations are generally drawn better or with more complexity.
* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Musical stage battle idol style!
* AwesomeButImpractical: Certain cards were designed to be used together for a SetBonus. While this feature seems awesome on paper, the {{Metagame}} can make it a suboptimal choice.
* BonusBoss: Random rival battles. However you will need to be at least in certain areas around Japan to face them.
* BonusStageCollectables: Beat the rival and she joins your studio (i.e. becomes a usable card).
* BribingYourWayToVictory: Naturally.
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: They boost an idol's performance and various card stats.
* ArtEvolution: Newer card illustrations are generally drawn better or with more complexity.
* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Musical stage battle idol style!
* AwesomeButImpractical: Certain cards were designed to be used together for a SetBonus. While this feature seems awesome on paper, the {{Metagame}} can make it a suboptimal choice.
* BonusBoss: Random rival battles. However you will need to be at least in certain areas around Japan to face them.
* BonusStageCollectables: Beat the rival and she joins your studio (i.e. becomes a usable card).
* BribingYourWayToVictory: Naturally.
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*** ''[=After20=]'' is the polar opposite of [=U149=], with mature, 20 years and up alcoholic idols such as Kaede, Miyu, Sanae, Mizuki, and Shino are the main focus of the series. Currently available on Cycomics, just like [=U149=].
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: They boost an idol's performance and various card stats.
* ArtEvolution: Newer card illustrations are generally drawn better or with more complexity.
* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Musical stage battle idol style!
* AwesomeButImpractical: Certain cards were designed to be used together for a SetBonus. While this feature seems awesome on paper, the {{Metagame}} can make it a suboptimal choice.
* BonusBoss: Random rival battles. However you will need to be at least in certain areas around Japan to face them.
* BonusStageCollectables: Beat the rival and she joins your studio (i.e. becomes a usable card).
* BribingYourWayToVictory: Naturally.[=U149=].
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: They boost an idol's performance and various card stats.
* ArtEvolution: Newer card illustrations are generally drawn better or with more complexity.
* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Musical stage battle idol style!
* AwesomeButImpractical: Certain cards were designed to be used together for a SetBonus. While this feature seems awesome on paper, the {{Metagame}} can make it a suboptimal choice.
* BonusBoss: Random rival battles. However you will need to be at least in certain areas around Japan to face them.
* BonusStageCollectables: Beat the rival and she joins your studio (i.e. becomes a usable card).
* BribingYourWayToVictory: Naturally.
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* CardBattleGame: The "Live Battle" mode. Make a deck consisting of up to five cards and battle against other Producers' decks.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: After the Korean version of ''Cinderella Girls'' went under, The whereabouts of Im Yujin, Ryoo Haena, and Juney went unknown.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: After the Korean version of ''Cinderella Girls'' went under, The whereabouts of Im Yujin, Ryoo Haena, and Juney went unknown.
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* [[IdleGame Clicker Game]]: The main essence of the mobile game is that you click the "next" button repeatedly for the "Work" mode.
* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: Pink for Cute, blue for Cool, orange for Passion.
* ContinuityOverlap: Both the anime and the manga that came before it establish that ''Cinderella Girls'' is set sometime after the ''Beyond the Brilliant Future!'' movie.
* CostumePorn: [[UpToEleven To the next level]]. It has been said Bandai Namco once hired fashion designers as advisers and it really shows.
* {{Crossover}}:
** The original 765 Pro idols were initially featured in ''Cinderella Girls'' as already successful [[SempaiKohai sempai]] the cast hopes to emulate. However the original idols are used very sparingly (limited edition or special event promotionals) and not eligible for vote during popularity polls. They're in ''Cinderella Girls'', but technically not considered among their official ranks. As of now, there has not been any cards for the 765 Pro idols, maybe because the cast of ''Cinderella Girls'' have been more popular, surpassing the OG Idols... or maybe because the 765Pro idols are busy spending time with the ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive Million Live!]]'' idols.
** Since December 2016 there have been events where the 876 Pro idols from ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterDearlyStars DearlyStars]]'' can be obtained.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Three girls from the sixth batch of Cinderella Master (26-30) were confirmed in an animated PV for Onegai Cinderella. From the Cool side we get Nao and Karen and from Passion, Syoko. Momoka and Nina (also appeared in the PV) were apparently replaced with Sae and Yuko, respectively.
* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: Pink for Cute, blue for Cool, orange for Passion.
* ContinuityOverlap: Both the anime and the manga that came before it establish that ''Cinderella Girls'' is set sometime after the ''Beyond the Brilliant Future!'' movie.
* CostumePorn: [[UpToEleven To the next level]]. It has been said Bandai Namco once hired fashion designers as advisers and it really shows.
* {{Crossover}}:
** The original 765 Pro idols were initially featured in ''Cinderella Girls'' as already successful [[SempaiKohai sempai]] the cast hopes to emulate. However the original idols are used very sparingly (limited edition or special event promotionals) and not eligible for vote during popularity polls. They're in ''Cinderella Girls'', but technically not considered among their official ranks. As of now, there has not been any cards for the 765 Pro idols, maybe because the cast of ''Cinderella Girls'' have been more popular, surpassing the OG Idols... or maybe because the 765Pro idols are busy spending time with the ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive Million Live!]]'' idols.
** Since December 2016 there have been events where the 876 Pro idols from ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterDearlyStars DearlyStars]]'' can be obtained.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Three girls from the sixth batch of Cinderella Master (26-30) were confirmed in an animated PV for Onegai Cinderella. From the Cool side we get Nao and Karen and from Passion, Syoko. Momoka and Nina (also appeared in the PV) were apparently replaced with Sae and Yuko, respectively.
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* ContinuityOverlap: Both the anime and
* CostumePorn: [[UpToEleven To the next level]].
** The original 765 Pro idols were initially featured in ''Cinderella Girls'' as already successful [[SempaiKohai sempai]] the cast hopes to emulate. However the original idols are used very sparingly (limited edition or special event promotionals) and not eligible for vote during popularity polls. They're in ''Cinderella Girls'', but technically not considered among their official ranks. As of now, there has not been any cards for the 765 Pro idols, maybe because the cast of ''Cinderella Girls'' have been more popular, surpassing the OG Idols... or maybe because the 765Pro idols are busy spending time with the ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive Million Live!]]'' idols.
** Since December 2016 there have been events where the 876 Pro idols from ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterDearlyStars DearlyStars]]'' can be obtained.
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* GottaCatchThemAll: The game features over 190 idols and all of them have card variants.
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* HundredPercentCompletion: Exploited. Entirely new idols, variant cards, and upgraded cards are added at regular intervals.
* IdolSinger: Goes without saying.
* IdolSinger: Goes without saying.
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* {{Joshikousei}}: Too many to list.
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* {{Joshikousei}}: Too many to list.list, because there are at least 20 idols that are high-schoolers.
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* {{Metagame}}: Shifts seem to occur once every four to six months.
* {{Microtransactions}}: A major source of revenue for the game makers.
* MobilePhoneGame: The series began as one and continues to release newer additions in the same media.
* {{Microtransactions}}: A major source of revenue for the game makers.
* MobilePhoneGame: The series began as one and continues to release newer additions in the same media.
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* PowerCreep: Was pretty much inevitable, given the game format.
* PowerEqualsRarity: Holds true for the most part, but players have the ability to subvert this if they're willing to undergo LevelGrinding.
* PowerEqualsRarity: Holds true for the most part, but players have the ability to subvert this if they're willing to undergo LevelGrinding.
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* PromotionalPowerlessPieceOfGarbage: Such cards exist (especially Rare cards) and they would end up becoming level fodders for stronger cards.
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* ShoutOut: The background of the multi-idol Wonderful Magic series of cards features the silhouette of a castle that has a profile similar to [[Creator/{{Disney}} Disney's]] Cinderella Castle.
* TitleDrop: The word "Cinderella" has been at least mentioned in some songs like "Onegai! Cinderella", "GIRLS in the FRONTIER", "comic cosmic", "Orange Sapphire", and "[=DoReMi=] Factory!".
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!!''Starlight Stage'' provides examples of:
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* AndYourRewardIsClothes: They boost an idol's performance and various card stats.
* ArtEvolution: Newer card illustrations are generally drawn better or with more complexity.
* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Musical stage battle idol style!
* AwesomeButImpractical: Certain cards were designed to be used together for a SetBonus. While this feature seems awesome on paper, the {{Metagame}} can make it a suboptimal choice.
* BonusBoss: Random rival battles. However you will need to be at least in certain areas around Japan to face them.
* BonusStageCollectables: Beat the rival and she joins your studio (i.e. becomes a usable card).
* BribingYourWayToVictory: Naturally, especially given that the meta builds keep changing throughtout the years so that makes sense to cash in for either pulling the gacha rolls or tiering events.
* CardBattleGame: The "Live Battle" mode. Make a deck consisting of up to five cards and battle against other Producers' decks.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: After the Korean version of ''Cinderella Girls'' went under, The whereabouts of Im Yujin, Ryoo Haena, and Juney went unknown.
* [[IdleGame Clicker Game]]: The main essence of the mobile game is that you click the "next" button repeatedly for the "Work" mode.
* {{Crossover}}:
** The original 765 Pro idols were initially featured in ''Cinderella Girls'' as already successful [[SempaiKohai sempai]] the cast hopes to emulate. However the original idols are used very sparingly (limited edition or special event promotionals) and not eligible for vote during popularity polls. They're in ''Cinderella Girls'', but technically not considered among their official ranks. As of now, there has not been any cards for the 765 Pro idols, maybe because the cast of ''Cinderella Girls'' have been more popular, surpassing the OG Idols... or maybe because the 765Pro idols are busy spending time with the ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive Million Live!]]'' idols.
** Since December 2016 there have been events where the 876 Pro idols from ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterDearlyStars DearlyStars]]'' can be obtained.
* GottaCatchThemAll: The game features over 190 idols and all of them have card variants.
* HundredPercentCompletion: Exploited. Entirely new idols, variant cards, and upgraded cards are added at regular intervals.
* MobilePhoneGame: The series began as one and continues to release newer additions in the same media.
* {{Metagame}}: Shifts seem to occur once every four to six months.
* {{Microtransactions}}: A major source of revenue for the game makers.
* PowerCreep: Was pretty much inevitable, given the game format.
* PowerEqualsRarity: Holds true for the most part, but players have the ability to subvert this if they're willing to undergo LevelGrinding.
* PromotionalPowerlessPieceOfGarbage: Such cards exist (especially Rare cards) and they would end up becoming level fodders for stronger cards.
* ShoutOut: The background of the multi-idol Wonderful Magic series of cards features the silhouette of a castle that has a profile similar to [[Creator/{{Disney}} Disney's]] Cinderella Castle.
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* BalanceBuff:
** "Concentration" was reworked from it's initial design, where you get up to 22% score boost if you hit PERFECT but breaks combo otherwise, into more manageable 22% score boost if you hit PERFECT but the PERFECT to GREAT window is greatly thinned without having to break combo. This means you don't need to use Overload or Perfect Lock cards in your team anymore just to use Concentration card as they're less punishing compared to it's past iteration.
** "Type Brilliance" cards initially only gives 30% appeal boost, which makes them vastly powercrept when "Type Princess" starts rolling out into the limited gacha pool. To address the controversy, Type Brilliance was buffed to grant the team 40% appeal boost if it's used as a center idol, which makes a lot more viable to use compared to Type Princess cards.
** "Concentration" was reworked from it's initial design, where you get up to 22% score boost if you hit PERFECT but breaks combo otherwise, into more manageable 22% score boost if you hit PERFECT but the PERFECT to GREAT window is greatly thinned without having to break combo. This means you don't need to use Overload or Perfect Lock cards in your team anymore just to use Concentration card as they're less punishing compared to it's past iteration.
** "Type Brilliance" cards initially only gives 30% appeal boost, which makes them vastly powercrept when "Type Princess" starts rolling out into the limited gacha pool. To address the controversy, Type Brilliance was buffed to grant the team 40% appeal boost if it's used as a center idol, which makes a lot more viable to use compared to Type Princess cards.
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** Out of all center skills, "Type Brilliance" is essentially this. It gives you 40% increase to all appeals for one type of idol. It's only slightly smaller than Type Princess and Type Unison, but it's also less restrictive compared to the other two. Better yet, "Type Brilliance" card is rather common among unlimited SSR's, making them a team staple until you either got one of the Type Princess or Type Unison cards.
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* {{Nerf}}: Certain skill cards that were too powerful on release were nerfed to compensate with the PowerCreep they bring, especially after newer, riskier cards that rewards the player for their skill was released.
** Type Focus cards was initially introduced as a combination between regular Score and Combo Bonus with identical numbers, which makes the other two card type obsolete because of what they bring into the table is equivalent of a two cards, and the "Type Princess" center skill they bring makes them even more powerful in the passing metagame. Later on, Type Focus would be nerfed so that their numbers are now inferior compared to their vanilla counterparts. They would also release a watered down version of the Type Focus card called "Coordinate", which grants even lower numbers, but nowhere as restrictive compared to Type Focus.
** Life Sparkle would also be nerfed after the playerbase realize they can easily get to 20% combo bonus upon getting 440 HP and uses it's "Type Cheer" center skill to boost it even further. Now it no longer grant as much, but the numbers they grant is still potentially more powerful compared to vanilla Combo Bonus, assuming that you managed to get the max overheal bonus and not missing notes.
** Type Focus cards was initially introduced as a combination between regular Score and Combo Bonus with identical numbers, which makes the other two card type obsolete because of what they bring into the table is equivalent of a two cards, and the "Type Princess" center skill they bring makes them even more powerful in the passing metagame. Later on, Type Focus would be nerfed so that their numbers are now inferior compared to their vanilla counterparts. They would also release a watered down version of the Type Focus card called "Coordinate", which grants even lower numbers, but nowhere as restrictive compared to Type Focus.
** Life Sparkle would also be nerfed after the playerbase realize they can easily get to 20% combo bonus upon getting 440 HP and uses it's "Type Cheer" center skill to boost it even further. Now it no longer grant as much, but the numbers they grant is still potentially more powerful compared to vanilla Combo Bonus, assuming that you managed to get the max overheal bonus and not missing notes.
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An AllCGICartoon [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKuUDHz13Jg short]] made by [[Creator/RoughDraftStudios Orange]] known simply as ''Spin Off!'' was released in 2019 as part of the 8th Anniversary. A year later, just in time for Starlight Stage's 5th Anniversary, a new [[https://youtu.be/k1oo7wbf7z8 anime music video]] for "Go Just Go!" animated by Creator/CloverWorks was released.
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An AllCGICartoon [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKuUDHz13Jg short]] made by [[Creator/RoughDraftStudios Orange]] known simply as ''Spin Off!'' was released in 2019 as part of the 8th Anniversary. A year later, just in time for Starlight Stage's 5th Anniversary, a new [[https://youtu.be/k1oo7wbf7z8 anime music video]] for "Go Just Go!" animated by Creator/CloverWorks [=CloverWorks=] was released.
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** The biggest collaboration of all however, was the one with ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive Million Live! Theater Days]]''. On Theater Days, it was Lazy Lazy (Frederica and Shiki) x Cleasky (Elena and Miya). TD's side was on November 2020. Not only the aforementioned units performed Lazy Lazy's Crazy Crazy together, but also they let Lazy Lazy cover Cleasky's Nijiiro Days. Starlight Stage's side will receive a crossover between Rock The Beat (Riina and Natsuki) x D/Zeal (Shizuka and Julia) on February 2021.
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** The biggest collaboration of all however, was the one with ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive Million Live! Theater Days]]''. On Theater Days, it was Lazy Lazy (Frederica and Shiki) x Cleasky (Elena and Miya). TD's side was on November 2020. Not only the aforementioned units performed Lazy Lazy's Crazy Crazy together, but also they let Lazy Lazy cover Cleasky's Nijiiro Days.Letters. Starlight Stage's side will receive a crossover between Rock The Beat (Riina and Natsuki) x D/Zeal (Shizuka and Julia) on February 2021.
