Pastel Memories

• Name — Pastel Memories • Ja Kanji — ぱすてるメモリーズ • Ja Romaji — Pasuteru Memorīzu

• Developer — FuRyu • Publisher — FuRyu • Platforms — Android, iOS • Released — October 23, 2017

• Type — manga • Author — Kairaku Kano • Publisher — Media Factory • Magazine — Monthly Comic Alive • First — December 27, 2018 • Last — March 27, 2019 • Volumes — 1

• Type — TV series • Director — Yasuyuki Shinozaki • Writer — Gō Tamai • Music — Akiyuki Tateyama • Studio — Project No.9 • Network — Tokyo MX, SUN, KBS, BS Fuji • First — January 8, 2019 • Last — March 26, 2019 • Episodes — 12 Pastel Memories was a Japanese role-playing video game developed by FuRyu. It was released in Japan on October 23, 2017, for Android and iOS devices. The game's service ended on August 6, 2019. An anime television series adaptation by Project No.9 aired from January 8 to March 26, 2019.

In the year 20XX, manga and anime culture has been gradually disappearing from Akihabara. This is the result of a mysterious malicious virus that infects the worlds of various fictional works and destroys them, along with anyone's memories of them. Standing against this are the members of the Rabbit Shed Shop café, who possess the ability to travel into these worlds in order to stop the virus.

• Izumi Asagi • Hiyori Nitta • An energetic and positive high school girl who is childhood friends with the manager of The Rabbit Hut Headquarters and a self-proclaimed "in-training." She's inquisitive about anything and everything, and is able to be friends with just about anybody. • Ayaka Sakaki • Mariko Toribe • She's very smart and full of knowledge, but a bit shy. She's a first-rate cosplayer, and really likes mushrooms for some reason. • Irīna Resukova • Yumi Uchiyama • A girl from Russia who can speak fluent Japanese. She's very strict and stubborn, and likes Japan and military paraphernalia. • Kaoruko Nijouin • Yukiyo Fujii • The daughter of a rich family who is skilled in her studies, as well as martial arts and the fine arts. She is somewhat of an elitist anime fan, but is very kind to her friends. • Yuina Machiya • Rie Murakawa • A girl who loves pity and is lovable, emotional, cat-like. Maid clothes have a strong commitment and have the ability to become friends with anyone immediately. • Michi Edogawabashi • Naomi Ōzora • A mysterious and mature girl who likes making clothes for her dolls. Her behavior can't be read ahead because her emotions aren't exposed. • Minami Senju • Ai Yamamoto • The fostering game that has a very kind and homely atmosphere is a hobbyist, big character, and everyone's mother role 520 which is not often serious or angry. • Chimari Maiko • Yui Ogura • A serious, polite, and historical nerd girl who speaks in honor of anyone. Some cowards can starve when fear reach her limits. • Nao Mejiro • Hisako Kanemoto (game), Yumiri Hanamori (anime) • A hot-blooded girl who loves boy cartoons and tackles everything with full power. It has a very high physical ability, but it has a hot but contagious and weak side. • Rei Kurushima • Yurika Kubo • A girl with a cool character who usually likes to make Kubo lily coupler model and is usually slammed. There are many things to hide her true spirit, there is also a shy side. • Komachi Satonaka • Megumi Toda • It's kind of stupid, but always a smile and everyone's mood maker. Whose hobbies are taking pictures with her camera. • Saori Rokugou • Kotori Koiwai • An optimistic, natural and tender girl. Who is an inventor and a young genius doctor who produces an invention that surpasses wisdom. • Nejire Usagi • Chitose Morinaga • A talking rabbit with a screw in his head, nicknamed "NejiUsa" for short. • Maya • Chiaki Takahashi • The main antagonist of the series, who travels to the worlds of various series in order to spread viruses and destroy them.

An anime television series adaptation by Project No.9 was announced, and it aired from January 8 to March 26, 2019, on Tokyo MX, Sun TV, KBS, and BS Fuji. Asami Imai performed the series' opening theme, "Believe in Sky," and Iketeru Hearts performed the series' ending theme, "Sparkle☆Power." The series is licensed by Sentai Filmworks and is simulcast on its Hidive streaming service. The series ran for 12 episodes. Following decisions by the production committee, speculated to be related to the show's parody of Is the Order a Rabbit? in the first two episodes, the first episode was replaced with a revised version on March 26, 2019, while the second episode was removed from streaming services on the same day. A Blu-ray disc boxset, containing all episodes except the second, was released on June 5, 2019.