With the hilarious cast of characters, unforgettable songs for all kids, and an endless array of outfits, the world would be a boring place without Pripara, but after four years of turning rookie idols into Goddesses, the Pripara saga is coming to an end and the ambitious but hilarious adventures of Laala Manaka and the gang will be no more. While they gave little girls a lump on their throats, they got themselves a final chance to say farewell. Permission to say MAKING DRAMA, SWITCH ON!
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| Pripara All Idol Perfect Stage! |
This is Pripara All Idol Perfect Stage and for the first time in all of the Takara Tomy Pretty series history, all the fun stuff as experienced from the Pripara arcade games has arrived on the Nintendo Switch, making it the shining shimmering last hurrah to the Pripara saga but don't shed too many tears, little kids, because even though Pripara has ended, you can spend time with your favorite Pripara characters forever in your Nintendo Switch.
Like the now-defunct Pripara arcade games, All Idol Perfect Stage pits players to the world of Prism Stone and perform their way to get recognized by a Kami Idol and score powerful tickets for your next performance. You can experience most of the arcade elements right here on the Switch from the classic six-person live show, the Dream Theater Live, Dream Parade, Kami Idol Grand Prix Final, and Pair Live, mastering the greatest hits selection from the Pripara anime and games with over thirty songs to play with from the easiest to the most hardest.
Players can play as over thirty of their favorite Pripara characters from Laala Manaka, Mirei Minami, Sophy Hojo, Sion Todo, Dorothy West, Reona West, even the stars of Idol Time Pripara as well such as Yui Yumekawa, Nino Nijiiro, Michiru Koda, and Shuka Hanazono, among many others. You can relive classic Pripara anime moments in Story Mode as well.
Or if you want to become part of the Pripara fun, you can create a character with 150 parts to tailor your character from skin color, hairstyle, hair color, eye color, eyewear, and more. You can make up to six characters per save file and after that, you can carve your own Pripara story in an all-original storyline where there is a special guest making her first appearance. Who is this special guest, you're wondering? Look at the cover. If you don't know who that special guest is, yes, that's Mirai Momoyama from the upcoming series Kiratto PriChan. The question is, what's Mirai doing in Prism Stone? You'll find out as you progress through the story.
True to Pripara tradition, players can collect over a thousand outfits to match and collect tickets in-game. Sadly, you can't trade one like how it's done in the old days and that seems to be a downside to this game because once gained, forever kept and because there is no micro-transaction needed, getting rare co-des is not going to be a walk in the park so you'd need to keep playing to score more stuff if you want to unlock some of your favorite co-des for your next performance.
Well, I think that's enough talk about that and it's now time for some thoughts about this game because someone's itching to have one for 5,980 Japanese Yen (around $60 or Php3000) plus tax. Anyway, although it lacks some of the classic Pripara arcade stuff and the fact that it's offered only in single-player gameplay, fans who will surely miss the Pripara saga will have lots of time reminiscing their favorite Pripara moments in this Nintendo Switch game and despite faults, it's been an honor that they are big fans of Pripara to the very end and All Idol Perfect Stage is like a parting gift from the friends of Prism Stone before the advent of the newest installment of the Pretty series, Kiratto PriChan. It really is fantastic so are you ready to say the Making Drama line? SWITCH ON!
