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Puyopuyo!! Quest

Game

Puyopuyo!! Quest is Sega's free-to-play puzzle RPG built on the classic Puyo-matching mechanic. Since March 2019 it has run recurring Sailor Moon Crystal collaboration events adding guest character cards to the roster.

Genre: Puzzle role-playing game
Platform: iOS, Android, Kindle Fire (Sailor Moon crossover collab)
Developer: Sega
Publisher: Sega
Release Year: 2013
Japan Release Date: 2013-04-24
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The Base Game

Sega released Puyopuyo!! Quest in Japan on iOS in April 2013 and on Android in June 2013, later adding Kindle Fire and arcade versions. Players clear stages by connecting four or more same-colored Puyos on a grid, which triggers linked attacks from a deck of collectible ally cards, across quest, co-op, and versus modes.
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The Sailor Moon Collaborations

Puyopuyo!! Quest has paired with Sailor Moon Crystal on more than one occasion. The first crossover event ran around March 2019 and added cards such as Sailor Moon, Eternal Sailor Moon, and Chibiusa; a second collaboration followed in March 2020, with a further round reported by fan trackers afterward. Each event has clustered around March, echoing the anime's spring milestones.
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Context

The Sailor Moon material exists only as limited-time guest content layered onto the ongoing Puyopuyo!! Quest service, not a separate Sailor Moon product. Once an event ends, its cards typically remain in a player's collection even though the themed stages and banners are retired.
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