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Werukamu Nakayoshi Paku

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A 1994 Game Boy minigame collection set in a theme park populated by heroines from Nakayoshi manga magazine, including Sailor Moon's Usagi, Mamoru, Luna, and Artemis, who guide the player through a series of simple attractions.

Genre: Minigame compilation
Platform: Game Boy
Developer: Tom Create
Publisher: Bandai
Release Year: 1994
Japan Release Date: 1994-03-03
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Gameplay

The player walks a small avatar around a top-down park map and enters minigame booths tied to each Nakayoshi series in turn. Clearing enough of the attractions unlocks a castle at the center of the park as an end-game reward. The minigames are short and self-contained rather than connected by an ongoing plot, matching the young audience of Nakayoshi magazine.
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Series Context

Beyond the Sailor Moon cast, the roster includes Nagisa Shiratori and Akira Nosaka from Choukusei ni Narisou, Riho from Pocket Park, Chaki from Hot Typhoon, and Chitose Fujinomiya with Ushiko and Ushio from Kingyo Chuuihou (Goldfish Warning). It is effectively a Game Boy sibling to the same year's Super Famicom crossover Panic in Nakayoshi World, built on the same shared-magazine premise for cheaper handheld hardware.
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Release

Developed by Tom Create and published by Bandai, it released in Japan on March 3, 1994, and never received an official release outside the country. Detailed reviews and sales information are not documented in the sources available.
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