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Yurushito Angel Drop

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Yurushito Angel Drop is a 2015 Android and iOS match-three puzzle RPG from Media Magic, released for Evangelion's 20th anniversary, featuring cute chibi versions of the Angels as puzzle targets that players clear for wallpaper and item rewards.

Genre: Match-three puzzle RPG
Platform: Mobile (Android/iOS)
Developer: Media Magic
Release Year: 2015
Japan Release Date: 2015-09-04
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Gameplay

Levels run on standard match-three mechanics: swapping and lining up three or more matching pieces to damage a chibi-styled Angel boss occupying each stage. An RPG layer sits on top, letting players level up recruited characters to boost their clearing power, with an in-game currency called Yurucoins used for extra moves and upgrades.
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Story / Setting

Rather than following the main Evangelion story, the app reframes the Angels as small, cutesy creatures for a lighthearted spinoff tone, part of a wave of merchandise and apps built around the franchise's 20th anniversary in 2015. Clearing stages unlocks seasonal items and wallpaper rewards themed around the reimagined Angel designs.
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Development and Release

Media Magic, the same studio behind several earlier Evangelion mobile apps, released Yurushito Angel Drop for Android on September 4, 2015, with an iOS version following that December. A subsequent update added forty additional stages along with a new boss.
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