Miracle Girls Festival
Miracle Girls Festival is a crossover rhythm game developed and published by Sega for the PlayStation Vita. It was released in Japan on December 17, 2015. The game uses the same engine and gameplay as the Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA series of rhythm games, and features characters and songs from the following Japanese anime series: YuruYuri, Nyaruko: Crawling with Love, Vividred Operation, Kin-iro Mosaic, Arpeggio of Blue Steel, Tesagure!
Miracle Girls Festival
- Date
- 2015
- Language
- Japanese
- Genre
- rhythm game · music video game
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Miracle Girls Festival is a crossover rhythm game developed and published by Sega for the PlayStation Vita. It was released in Japan on December 17, 2015. The game uses the same engine and gameplay as the Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA series of rhythm games, and features characters and songs from the following Japanese anime series: YuruYuri, Nyaruko: Crawling with Love, Vividred Operation, Kin-iro Mosaic, Arpeggio of Blue Steel, Tesagure!
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• Title — Miracle Girls Festival • Developer — Sega • Publisher — Sega • Platforms — PlayStation Vita • Released — December 17, 2015 • Genre — Rhythm game • Modes — Single-player
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Song list
There are a total of 22 songs from 11 different anime series. Each of the 22 songs features a 3D PV with 3D models of the anime characters from the respective series. • Song List • Song name — Performed by — Series • ゆりゆららららゆるゆり大事件 (Yuriyurarararayuruyuri Daijiken) — Nanamori Middle School Amusement Club — YuruYuri • いぇす!ゆゆゆ☆ゆるゆり♪♪ (Yes! YuYuYu☆YuruYuri♪♪) — Nanamori Middle School Amusement Club — YuruYuri • 太陽曰く燃えよカオス (Taiyou Iwaku Moeyo Chaos) — Ushirokara Haiyoritai G — Nyaruko: Crawling with Love • 恋は渾沌の隷也 (Koi wa Chaos no Shimobenari) — Ushirokara Haiyoritai G — Nyaruko: Crawling with Love • Vivid Shining Sky — Akane Isshiki (Ayane Sakura), Aoi Futaba (Rie Murakawa), Wakaba Saegusa (Yuka Ootsubo), Himawari Shinomiya (Aya Uchida) & Rei Kuroki (Maaya Uchida) — Vividred Operation • ありふれたしあわせ (Arifureta Shiawase) — Rei Kuroki (Maaya Uchida) — Vividred Operation • Jumping!! — Rhodanthe* — Kin-iro Mosaic • Your Voice — Rhodanthe* — Kin-iro Mosaic • ブルー・フィールド (Blue Field) — Trident (Mai Fuchigami, Manami Numakura, and Hibiki Yamamura) — Arpeggio of Blue Steel • Innocent Blue — Trident (Mai Fuchigami, Manami Numakura, and Hibiki Yamamura) — Arpeggio of Blue Steel • Stand Up!!!! — Yua Suzuki (Asuka Nishi), Hina Satou (Satomi Akesaka), Aoi Takahashi (Karin Ogino), and Koharu Tanaka (Ayaka Ohashi) — Tesagure! Bukatsumono • てさぐり部部歌 (Tesagure Club Song) — Yua Suzuki (Asuka Nishi), Hina Satou (Satomi Akesaka), Aoi Takahashi (Karin Ogino), and Koharu Tanaka (Ayaka Ohashi) — Tesagure! Bukatsumono • タチアガレ! (Tachiagare!) — Wake Up, Girls! — Wake Up, Girls! • 7 Girls War — Wake Up, Girls! — Wake Up, Girls! • コトバ・カラフル (Kotoba Colorful) — Utayome 575 — Go! Go! 575 • コトバ・サガシタイ (Kotoba Sagashitai) — Utayome 575 — Go! Go! 575 • も・ぎ・た・て♡フルーツガールズ (Mogitate ♥ Fruit Girls) — Ringo Kinoshita (Yukari Tamura) and Minori Nakazawa (Kana Hanazawa) — No-Rin • コードレス☆照れ☆PHONE (Cordless Telephone) — Yuka Kusakabe (Yukari Tamura) — No-Rin • とまどい→レシピ (Tomadoi→Recipe) — Mikakuning! — Engaged to the Unidentified • まっしろわーるど (Masshiro World) — Mikakuning! — Engaged to the Unidentified • Daydream café — Petit Rabbit's (Ayane Sakura, Inori Minase, Risa Taneda, Satomi Sato, Maaya Uchida) — Is the Order a Rabbit? • ぽっぴんジャンプ♪ (Poppin Jump♪) — Chimame-tai (Inori Minase, Sora Tokui, Rie Murakawa) — Is the Order a Rabbit?
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