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Panic in Nakayoshi World

Game

A 1994 Super Famicom puzzle game crossing Sailor Moon over with three other heroines from Nakayoshi manga magazine, who team up to clear invading monsters out of a shared world ruled by the villain King Daima.

Genre: Puzzle
Platform: Super Famicom
Developer: Tom Create
Publisher: Bandai
Release Year: 1994
Japan Release Date: 1994-11-18
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Gameplay

Panic in Nakayoshi World is an overhead, grid-based puzzle game in the mold of Adventures of Lolo, where the player pushes blocks and enemies around a room to clear each level. The story mode runs five stages of six rounds apiece: the first four rounds of a stage are puzzle rounds, the fifth is a bonus round, and the sixth is a boss fight against one of King Daima's monsters. A separate competitive or cooperative two-player mode sits alongside the single-player campaign.
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Story

Sailor Moon's Usagi joins Nagisa Shiratori of Choukusei ni Narisou, Kurumi of Kurumi to 7 Ninnokobitotachi, and Wapiko of Kingyo Chuuihou (Goldfish Warning) after King Daima's monsters invade Nakayoshi World, the shared setting representing the Nakayoshi manga magazine itself. Guided by the world's princess, the four heroines work through the invasion stage by stage to drive the monsters back out.
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Release and Legacy

Developed by Tom Create and published by Bandai, the game released in Japan on November 18, 1994, and never saw an official release elsewhere. A fan translation patch appeared around 2000, and because it is a compact puzzle game rather than a long RPG script, it has remained one of the more approachable fan-translated Sailor Moon-adjacent Super Famicom titles.
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