Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage!

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Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage!
Promotional image, featuring Hatsune Miku (left) and Leo/need's Hoshino Ichika (right)
Developer(s)	Colorful Palette Crypton Future Media
Publisher(s)	Sega
Producer(s)	Yuichiro Kondo
Series	Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA
Engine	Unity
Platform(s)	Android, iOS
Release	JP: September 30, 2020 TW/HK/MAC: September 30, 2021 WW: December 7, 2021 CHN/KR/SEA: 2022
Genre(s)	Rhythm game, visual novel
Mode(s)	Single-player, multiplayer

Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage!^[a] is a Japanese mobile rhythm game developed by Colorful Palette, a studio of CyberAgent's Craft Egg, and published by Sega Corporation. The game is a spin-off from Sega's Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA series, and features the Crypton Future Media's virtual singers Hatsune Miku, Megurine Luka, Kagamine Rin and Len, Meiko, and Kaito, alongside the cast of 20 original human characters that are split into five units, each with a unique theme. Set in the real world where Virtual Singers only exist as fiction, the characters come across another world called "Sekai", where various "true feelings" are projected. The game was released for Android and Apple devices on September 30, 2020. It was developed with Unity, and uses the Piapro Studio NT engine for voice synthesis.^[1]

The game reached 5 million players as of July 2021. Sega released an English-language version of the game worldwide on December 7, 2021.^[2][3] A Traditional Chinese version for Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau, published by Ariel Network, was released on September 30, 2021.^[4][5]

Setting[]

Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage is set in the real world, specifically in the city of Tokyo and Yokohama (both located in the Greater Tokyo Area and the Kantō region). In this game, Hatsune Miku and her friends are famous fictional singers existing in the real world as Virtual Singer. They sing songs from creators all over the world, but they also exist in "Sekai," (セカイ) a mysterious world different from the real world that is created from a person's "true feelings," featuring various visual appearances based on the person. There are as many Sekai as there are emotions, and its form changes depending on the person's emotions. Therefore, the focus of the game is on the original characters and their journeys to find their "true feelings" with the help of the Virtual Singers.^[6]

In order to enter Sekai, one must find and play the song "Untitled." This silent song has no melody or lyrics and is created at the same time as the Sekai, and is mysteriously inserted on their devices. It can be anything, such as a game console, a smartphone, a smartwatch, a TV, a tablet, and a computer. When they play an "Untitled" song, they can travel between the real world and the Sekai. As one is able to discover their true feelings, the song will contain a playable melody and lyrics, and well as its title.

Plot[]

Each of the five groups and teams has their own story, focusing on their journey to convey their "true feelings":

• Leo/need: Ichika Hoshino wishes to recover her memories with her childhood friends to make them come together again, as their friendship had become strained in the aftermath of various circumstances that occurred during middle school. She entered Sekai and met an emo-punk-styled Miku, who told her to convey her feelings to her friends and overcome their differences. Ichika and her friends eventually formed a band to restore their friendship and discover their shared memories through music.
• MORE MORE JUMP!: Minori Hanasato has always dreamed of becoming an idol. Despite having failed auditions multiple times, she never gives up and hopes to pass an audition one day. She later entered Sekai and met an idol-like Miku, who encouraged her to make her dream come true. She also formed an idol group with three former idols, who retired from their career due to problems with their agencies.
• Vivid BAD SQUAD: Kohane Azusawa has been deeply passionate about street music ever since she stumbled upon a singing session by An Shiraishi. Captivated by her singing, Kohane joined An to become a street musician as well, and later teamed up with fellow musicians Akito Shinonome and Touya Aoyagi. She entered Sekai and met a hip-hop-styled Miku, and together they began the quest to surpass a legend.
• Wonderlands x Showtime: Tsukasa Tenma has been working hard to become a star and make his sister happy. He was hired to work part-time at the theme park Phoenix Wonderland, but the once-popular theater Wonder Stage he is assigned to has been deserted, unable to attract any visitors for years. There, he met Emu Ootori, who desires to restore the theater to its former glory. Joined by Nene Kusanagi and Rui Kamishiro, they formed a musical theater troupe as they entered Sekai and met a clown-like Miku, hoping to revive the theater's glory and make people happy.
• Nightcord At 25:00: Kanade Yoisaki has been homeschooled and becomes reclusive because of a trauma she sustained as a result of an incident in the past. She formed an underground music circle, the four communicating over a voice-chat platform named 'Nightcord' and meeting at 25:00 (1AM). None of them knew each other's true names or identities, only knowing each other by online aliases and through voice chat. Kanade was pulled into Sekai by a gothic-styled Miku, who urged Kanade to help save Mafuyu Asahina, the group's lyricist who had mysteriously disappeared a week prior.

After the introduction movie, the player must choose one of the five orbs three times. If at least two orbs have the same color, the game will automatically reveal a group (e.g. if the player picked all blue orbs, it will reveal Leo/need). However, should the player choose different color orbs, it will choose the group associated with the last colour they choose.

There are three types of stories. First are group stories (or Main Stories), focusing on the backstory of one particular group, more of which become available as that group reaches higher ranks. Card Stories, on the other hand, revolve around one individual character with two parts. The first part becomes available upon acquiring the prerequisite items for the card, while the second part is unlocked by leveling up the card. There are also time-limited event stories, which are unlocked by playing the event. They are further divided into two types of stories: standalone stories focus on single groups, while mixed stories feature characters from different groups.

Characters[]

The characters are divided into five groups of four, each with a theme related to the groups' backstory, complete with Hatsune Miku in a thematic attire to sing alongside them, and another Virtual Singer if available. While only characters involved in the plot are mentioned, some songs in the game feature Virtual Singers from different Sekai.

Leo/need[]

An all-girl pop-rock band formed by a group of childhood friends who have learned to overcome their differences. Their Sekai consists of a classroom bathed in the afterglow of the sunset. They are supported by Hatsune Miku and Megurine Luka, who take on the form of band musicians. Their image color is Midnight Blue, and they represent memories.

Ichika Hoshino (星乃 一歌, Hoshino Ichika)

Voiced by: Ruriko Noguchi^[7]

Image Color: Picton Blue

Ichika is the vocalist and guitarist of the band. Her name comes from how her parents met each other, "an encounter made because of one certain song." While appearing cool on the outside, she is actually a worrywart, especially when it comes to her childhood friends. She is a big fan of Hatsune Miku. Ichika was the first among her friends to discover the track "Untitled", which she found in her phone. Ichika also appears in the game's promotional art more often than the other original characters.^[8]

Saki Tenma (天馬 咲希, Tenma Saki)

Voiced by: Karin Isobe^[7]

Image Color: Gargoyle Gas

Saki is the keyboardist of the band. She was hospitalized during middle school days and was discharged during the first year of high school, only to find out that her childhood friends had grown apart. Along with Ichika, the two attempt to reunite the remaining two by forming a band, just like during their elementary school days. It is later revealed that during her time at hospital, she was diagnosed with a chronic disease that could potentially threaten her life. Saki has known about this, but doesn't want to die soon so she can enjoy her time with her friends. She has an older brother named Tsukasa Tenma, who is very protective of her.

Honami Mochizuki (望月 穂波, Mochizuki Honami)

Voiced by: Reina Ueda^[7]

Image Color: Carnation Red

Honami is the drummer of the band, and acts as the motherly figure of the group. During middle school, she was afraid of being isolated by her classmates, who accused her of being "two-faced" for siding with everyone. She decided to distance herself from her childhood friends and hang out more with her classmates instead. She soon realized she had been running away from them in order protect herself. Honami likes apple pie so much that she always buys it in bulk. She also seems to be bad at drawing, but is a good swimmer. She has a part-time job as a cleaner at Kanade Yoisaki's house.

Shiho Hinomori (日野森 志歩, Hinomori Shiho)

Voiced by: Yuki Nakashima^[7]

Image Color: Key Lime Pie

Shiho is the bassist of the band. She also works part-time at a studio house and sometimes fill-in a bassist position. At the beginning of the unit's main story, she distanced herself from others so her friends would never get caught in the bad rumors about her. However, Shiho actually wanted to be reunited with her friends again. She is stoic and rarely smiles, but has quite a liking of the mascot of Phoenix Wonderland. Shiho is the younger sister of Shizuku Hinomori, whose overly-attached behavior troubles her. She is also classmates with Minori Hanasato and Kohane Asuzawa, being in Class 1-A.

MORE MORE JUMP![]

A pop idol group formed by one girl who dreams of becoming an idol and three girls who have quit being idols. Their Sekai consists of a concert stage illuminated by countless glow sticks. They are supported by Hatsune Miku and Kagamine Rin, who take on the form of idols. Their image color is Bright Green, and they represent hope.

Minori Hanasato (花里 みのり, Hanasato Minori)

Voiced by: Yui Ogura^[7]

Image Color: Peach

A first year high school student who is often hit by bad luck, but never gives up and continues to work hard with a single-minded heart.^[7] Minori is a big fan of the now-disbanded idol group "ASRUN", and idolizes Haruka Kiritani in particular. She hopes to become an idol herself, despite having failed every audition she has taken.

Haruka Kiritani (桐谷 遥, Kiritani Haruka)

Voiced by: Mayu Yoshioka^[7]

Image Color: Anakiwa

An idol who was once a member of the nationally popular idol group "ASRUN". The group suddenly disbanded, forcing Haruka to retire from the entertainment industry. Her hobby includes collecting penguin-related merchandise. She is the childhood friend of An Shiraishi, with whom she has had a friendly-rivalry relationship.

Airi Momoi (桃井 愛莉, Momoi Airi)

Voiced by: Ai Furihata^[7]

Image Color: Carnation Pink

A retired idol who used to appear often in a variety show called "Happy Everyday". She is the middle child of her family and lives with her househusband father and two sisters. Her hobbies includes idol research and shopping. She's the childhood friend of Ena Shinonome. She acts as the straight man of the unit.

Shizuku Hinomori (日野森 雫, Hinomori Shizuku)

Voiced by: Rina Honnizumi^[7]

Image Color: Magic Mint

A clumsy high school sophomore who loves her younger sister Shiho Hinomori so much. Formerly of "Cheerful*Days", she managed to catch too much attention that her fellow idol unit members became jealous of her. Unable to understand the worth of continuing her idol activity, she quit her idol career. She is clueless about technology, has a habit of causing an electronic device to break down, and has a poor sense of direction.

Vivid BAD SQUAD[]

A top-level hip-hop, teen pop and street music group was formed to surpass a legend. They were originally two separate musical duos before their merger: Vivids and Bad Dogs. Their Sekai is consisting of an alleyway with walls covered in graffiti and concert posters. They are supported by Hatsune Miku, who takes on the form of a street dancer, alongside MEIKO, who takes on the form of a café waitress, and Kagamine Len, who takes on the form of a DJ. Their image color is Vivid Red, and they represent passion.

Kohane Azusawa (小豆沢 こはね, Azusawa Kohane)

Voiced by: Akina^[7]

Image Color: Strawberry

A shy girl who decided to become a street dancer after she watched An's performance at a live house. As a running gag, she is often re-imagined as a cute, small hamster. She likes photography, and has a pet snake named "Count Pearl".

An Shiraishi (白石 杏, Shiraishi An)

Voiced by: Tomomi Jiena Sumi^[7]

Image Color: Cerulean

The daughter of a legendary street singer who aspires to become like him one day. She works at her father's cafe and live house "Weekend Garage", where she also performs as a dancer. She is very supportive and protective of Kohane to the point others look at her as Kohane's mother figure.

Akito Shinonome (東雲 彰人, Shinonome Akito)

Voiced by: Fumiya Imai,^[7] Reina Aoyama (child)^[b]

Image Color: Pumpkin

A young man who seems cool and harsh on the outside, but is actually a kind guy. His father is a popular painter, but for some reason, he decided to become a street performer instead. He has a sweet tooth, and is especially fond of pancakes and cheesecake. Akito is the younger brother of Ena Shinonome, but sometimes has to be the one who looks after her. He is best friends with Touya Aoyagi, with whom he formed the street music duo "Bad Dogs" two years before.

Toya Aoyagi (青柳 冬弥, Aoyagi Tōya)

Voiced by: Kent Itō,^[7] Emi Hirayama (child)^[b]

Image Color: Science Blue

A quiet and curious young man, Touya has been Akito's best friend for a long time. His father is a popular classical pianist and has taught him classical music since he was a kid. After growing tired of having to follow the path of his family, Touya decided to turn away from classical music. With Tsukasa Tenma's support, he started his own street dance crew with his best friend Akito. Touya likes black coffee, and is very good at crane games; in fact so good that he has difficulty sorting the stuff he obtained and has been giving them to his female acquaintances like Saki. He is close friends with the Tenma siblings; their parents have in fact known each other.

Wonderlands x Showtime[]

Wonderlands x Showtime (ワンダーランズ×ショウタイム) is an eccentric musical theater troupe formed to "put a smile on people's faces and make the world happy". Their Sekai is consisting of a theme park filled with fantastical encounters like singing flowers and walking stuffed animals. They are supported by Hatsune Miku, who takes on the form of a troupe performer, and Kaito, who takes on the form of a troupe actor. Their image color is Pop Yellow, and they represent happiness.

Tsukasa Tenma (天馬 司, Tenma Tsukasa)

Voiced by: Daisuke Hirose,^[7] Yui Takahashi (child)^[b]

Image Color: Selective Yellow

The troupe leader of Wonderlands x Showtime, Tsukasa is a narcissistic high school sophomore who aims to be a star to make people smile. He is working part-time at theme park Phoenix Wonderland's Wonder Stage, in order to support his younger sister, Saki Tenma, who has been ill since childhood.

Emu Ootori (鳳 えむ, Ōtori Emu)

Voiced by: Hina Kino^[7]

Image Color: Hot Pink

A cheerful and free-spirited girl, her family has the ownership of Phoenix Wonderland. She has been determined to keep the theme park's Wonder Stage theater running, so as to preserve her late grandfather's legacy. She has a habit of slipping onomatopoeia in her speech, to the point of becoming a whole language itself, called Emu-language. Her catchphrase is "Wonderhoy!" (わんだほーい). She is the youngest daughter in her family, and has an older sister and two older brothers. Outside of Wonderlands x Showtime, Emu is classmates with Honami Mochizuki and is acquainted with Mafuyu Asahina, whose smile frightens Emu.

Nene Kusanagi (草薙 寧々, Kusanagi Nene)

Voiced by: Machico^[7]

Image Color: Eucalyptus Green

An introverted and shy girl who is experienced in stage performances, but suffers from stage fright, leaving her unable to sing during a stage performance. She likes video games, and is good at them too. Despite her shyness, Nene ends up becoming friends with Ichika due to their similar personalities.

Rui Kamishiro (神代 類, Kamishiro Rui)

Voiced by: Shun'ichi Toki^[7]

Image Color: Lilac Purple

Nene's childhood friend who also has experiences in stage performances. His hobbies includes creating inventions and showing them to Tsukasa. One of his notable creations is RoboNene, a Mikudayō-lookalike robot with an appearance similar to Nene, made specifically to assist her in stage performances. During middle school, Rui was once a social outcast, and many others looked down at him due to his intelligence, although he did manage to make friends with Mizuki Akiyama.

Nightcord at 25:00[]

Nightcord at 25:00 (25時、ナイトコードで。, 25-ji, Naito Kōdo de.) is an indie underground music circle whose identities are shrouded in mystery. Their Sekai is consisting of an empty space with nothing in it except for a few dim rays of light and distorted screens. The only singer to accompany them at game launch is Hatsune Miku, who is mysterious in her personality as well as gothic appearance, though this changes later on. Their image color is Dark Purple, and they represent trauma. Nightcord refers to the online voice-chat platform the group use.

Kanade Yoisaki (宵崎 奏, Yoisaki Kanade)

Voiced by: Tomori Kusunoki^[7]

Image Color: Turkish Rose

The composer of the circle who goes by the internet name "K". Kanade is a hikikomori who always wears a jersey and is currently homeschooled. Her father was also a music composer, who fell ill of an occupational stress and was hospitalized due to the sense of being compared to his daughter. This caused her to be so distressed and traumatized, often struggling in songwriting that she wanted to "make songs that make people happy".

Mafuyu Asahina (朝比奈 まふゆ, Asahina Mafuyu)

Voiced by: Rui Tanabe^[7]

Image Color: Chetwode Blue

The lyricist of the circle, known by the internet name "Yuki". Pressed into fulfilling the expectation of others, especially her mother, Mafuyu lost sight of herself and the ability to show her feelings. She covers it up by acting as "good girl" on other people, but reverts to herself in front of her group members. Outside the circle members, only Emu Otori seems to be aware of this.

Ena Shinonome (東雲 絵名, Shinonome Ena)

Voiced by: Minori Suzuki^[7]

Image Color: Sorrell Brown

The artist of the circle going by the internet name "Enanan", Ena is the one behind the illustrations for the circle's music video. She likes to post her selfies to social media to gain likes, but actually suffers from inferiority complex. Believing she has no talent in painting, she is so pessimistic that she always thinks people would come to make fun of her artwork. She is harsh and easily gets angry, especially to Mafuyu, but is generally nice and cares for others.

Mizuki Akiyama (暁山 瑞希, Akiyama Mizuki)

Voiced by: Hinata Satō^[7]

Image Color: Orchid

Mizuki is the video maker of the circle's music videos, better known by the internet name "Amia". Despite acting as the "mood maker" of the group, they actually have a "secret" deliberately left unknown to fellow circle members. Mizuki's gender is currently omitted in several official sources.

NPCs/Others[]

Side characters that makes their appearance in the groups' main and event stories.

Iori (イオリ) & Mio (ミオ)

Voiced by: Natsue Sasamoto & Rio Tsuchiya

Iori and Mio are members of a professional band called Standout. They are the ones who inspired Ichika and Saki to form their own band.

Mai (真衣)

Voiced by: Misaki Kano

Mai is an idol who used to perform with "ASRUN", which she joined after passing an audition. She did so because she had always wanted to perform with Haruka.

Nanamin (ななみん)

Voiced by: Arisa Nakada

Nanamin, whose real name is Nanami Hayakawa (早川 ななみ, Hayakawa Nanami), is a former idol who is currently an online streamer with around 800,000 subscribers. She plays an important role in the More More Jump! story, where she promoted the group via live stream.

Ken Shiraishi (白石 謙, Shiraishi Ken)

Voiced by: Hiroshi Nakamura

Ken is An's father and is a semi-active musician who has held the legendary performance "Rad Weekend". He was the one who inspired both An and Akito to become street musicians. He is currently running a live cafe & bar called "Weekend Garage". His wife is a school teacher who seems to be bad at cooking.

Koutaro Mita (三田 洸太郎, Mita Kōtarō)

Voiced by: Hiromu Mineta

A street musician and an acquaintance of Bad Dogs. He respects Ken, but thinks his daughter An doesn't have talent and is just using her father's popularity. He sabotaged Vivids' first live performance and created an "opportunity" for Vivids and Bad Dogs to confront each other. He was referred to only as "Musician" in the group's main story until his name was revealed in the event story "Stray Bad Dogs".

Harumichi Aoyagi (青柳 春道, Aoyagi Harumichi)

Voiced by: Ken'ichi Ono

Touya's estranged father, Harumichi is a 53-year-old classical musician. He has been teaching Touya and his two older brothers on the path of classical music. Touya's decision to switch to street music enraged him.

Arata Tono (遠野 新, Tōno Arata)

Voiced by: Kōhei Yanagi

A 19-year-old street performer who has been performing all by himself after his partner had an accident and stopped performing. He becomes a rival to Vivid Bad Squad.

Kigurumi (着ぐるみ)

Voiced by: Naoyuki Shimozuru

A cast of Phoenix Wonderland, he is in charge of taking care of Emu. He's always seen wearing an animal-themed costume, hence his nickname.

Ootori family (鳳家, Ōtori-ke)

The owners of Phoenix Wonderland. The family consists of the father Kounosuke (幸之介, Kōnosuke) (Voiced by: Masaki Aizawa), the oldest son Keisuke (慶介) (Voiced by: Hikaru Hanada), the younger son Shousuke (晶介, Shōsuke) (Voiced by: Atsushi Imaruoka), the older daughter Hinata (ひなた) (Voiced by: Satomi Moriya), and the youngest daughter Emu. Both sons currently work as theme park managers, while the older daughter is currently attending college.

Jean Riley (ジャン・ライリー, Jan Rairī)

Voiced by: Shōto Kashii

The CEO of Riley Entertainment, a large company that manages the world-famous character content IP. He was interested in making a business partnership with Phoenix Wonderland and desired to help make the theme park more popular, but decided to keep it as it is after seeing Wonderlands x Showtime's show that utilized the entire theme park.

Gameplay[]

Colorful Stage's gameplay consists of tapping notes as they slide toward the bottom to the rhythm of a chosen song; players have to tap, slide and flick to match new free-form rhythm notes, and special yellow notes that are worth more points towards your score. The overall gameplay is similar to Sega's Persona Dancing (Atlus), Chunithm and Bandai Namco's The Idolmaster series, the players are given 1,000 health points to clear a song, and one can adjust song speed and difficulty to their liking. In lieu of an energy system that is prevalent in most free-to-play games, Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage utilizes Live Boosts that increases rewards for completing a song, and players can continue playing even when they run out of boosts.

Players gain experience points (EXP) by clearing songs and listening to overworld conversations between characters. Such talks are fully voiced with 2.5D movement via Live2D technology, and their conversations are depicted in a visual novel-style presentation that is prepared for each group, including the Virtual Singers such as Miku. Further dialogues are added over time through events. EXP also improves a unit's rank, which unlocks additional chapters in group stories. Cards, which use a star ranking system to determine rarity (four stars being the rarest), are acquired via the gacha system, a luck-based mechanic in which players spend the in-game currency Crystals with the hope of winning their desired cards. Although Project Sekai is a free-to-play game, players can spend real-life money to acquire more crystals.

The game also features Virtual Lives, a mode where players can go to a virtual concert, similar to augmented reality or a Vocaloid live concert, where players can interact with one another. They can see other players all around the world and their favorite group performing via 3D animation.

Song list[]

The game initially launched with 28 songs, with around four new songs added per month to the game; as of December 2021, a total of 146 songs are included. The tracklist mainly consists of Vocaloid songs, with most songs having two versions: the original version (named "Virtual Singer version" in-game), and Sekai versions, having the song covered by the original characters, and sometimes joined by a Virtual Singer. Some songs also have a 3D MV or animated MV, with animated MVs either being newly created for the game (named "2D MV" in-game) or original. Songs without an MV are played with a static 2D background.

Commissioned Songs
Group	Song(s)	MV type(s)	Producer(s)
Virtual Singer	magic number	2D	Itou Kent, OSTER project
	Machine Gun Poem Doll (マシンガンポエムドール, Mashin Gan Poemu Dooru)	N/A	cosMo@Bousou-P
	Waltz of the Departed (去り人達のワルツ, Saribitotachi no Warutsu)		mothy
Leo/Need	needLe	3D	DECO*27, Rockwell
	Stella (ステラ, Sutera)		Jin
	Waiting for Clear Weather (霽れを待つ, Hare o Matsu)	2D	Orangestar
	「１」		164
	From Tokyo (フロムトーキョー, Furomu Tokyo)	3D	Natsushiro Takaaki, Takuya Watanabe
	Pulse of the Meteor (流星のパルス, Ryuusei no Pulse)	2D	*Luna
	STAGE OF SEKAI	3D	HarryP
MORE MORE JUMP!	Newly Edgy Idols (アイドル新鋭隊, Idol Shin'eitai)	3D	Mitchie M
	More! Jump! More! (モア！ジャンプ！モア！, Moa! Janpu! Moa!)	2D	NayutalieN
	Color of Drops	3D	40meterP
	Angel's Clover (天使のクローバー, Tenshi no Kurabā)		DIVELA
	Material of Love (アイノマテリアル, Ai no Materiaru)	2D	Junky
	Ice Drop (アイスドロップ, Aisu Doroppu)	3D	aqu3ra
	Worldwide Wander (ワールドワイドワンダー, Waarudowaido Wandaa)	2D	TOKOTOKO
Vivid BAD SQUAD	Ready Steady	3D	Giga, q*Left
	Forward		R Sound Design
	RAD DOGS	2D	HachiojiP, q*Left
	Cinema (シネマ, Shinema)	2D, 3D	Ayase
	Beat Eater	2D	Police Piccadilly
	Future (ミライ, Mirai)	2D, 3D	Yuukisan
Wonderlands x Showtime
	The World Hasn’t Even Started Yet (セカイはまだ始まってすらいない, Sekai wa Mada Hajimatte sura Inai)	3D	PinnochioP
	Becoming Potatoes (potatoになっていく, potato ni Natteiku)		Neru
	Rainbow-Colored Stories (ニジイロストーリーズ, Nijiiro Sutōrīzu)	2D	OSTER project
	Once Upon a Dream (ワンスアポンアドリーム, Wansu Apon a Dorīmu)		YASUHIRO
	TONDEMO-WONDERZ (トンデモワンダーズ, Tondemo Wonders)	3D	sasakure.UK
	Glory Steady Go!	2D	Kinoshita
	Showtime Ruler (ショウタイム・ルーラー, Shoutaimu Ruuraa)	3D	Karasuyasabou
Nightcord at 25:00
	A Future Written as Regret (悔やむと書いてミライ, Kuyamu to Kaite Mirai)	3D	Mafumafu
	Mobile Love Story (携帯恋話, Keitai Renwa)	2D
	Jackpot Sad Girl (ジャックポットサッドガール, Jakkupotto Saddo Gāru)	Original, 2D	syudou
	Infinitely Gray (限りなく灰色へ, Kagirinaku Haiiro e)	3D	Surii
	ID Smile (アイディスマイル, Aidi Sumairu)		Toa
	Kanade Tomosu Sora (カナデトモスソラ, Kanade Tomosu Sora)	2D	Sasanomaly
	Reborn (再生, Saisei)	3D	Picon
	lower one's eyes (ロウワー, Rouwaa)	2D	nulut
Others
	Sekai (セカイ)	3D	DECO*27, kemu, Rockwell
	Wah Wah World (ワーワーワールド, Waa Waa Waarudo)		Mitchie M, Giga
	Ultramarine Hymn (群青讃歌, Gunjou Sanka)		Eve, Numa

Pre-existing Songs
Group	Song(s)	MV type(s)	Producer(s)
Virtual Singer
	Tell Your World	3D	kz
	Next Nest (ネクストネスト, Nekusuto Nesuto)	N/A	Satsuki ga Tenkomori
	Melt (メルト, Meruto)		ryo
	The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku (初音ミクの消失, Hatsune Miku no Shoushitsu)		cosMo@BousouP
	Blessing	Original	halyosy
	alive	N/A	Ichinose Rupo
	World Is Mine (ワールドイズマイン, Wārudo Izu Main)		ryo
	Hand in Hand	Original	kz
	Gimme×Gimme	N/A	Hachioji-P, Giga, q*Left
	Junky Night Town Orchestra (ジャンキーナイトタウンオーケストラ, Jankī Naito Taun Ōkesutora)		Surii
	on the rocks		OSTER project
	39 Music! (39みゅーじっく！, 39 Myūjikku!)	Original	Mikito-P
	Leia - Remind	N/A	Yuyoyuppe
	Rolling Girl (ローリンガール, Rōrin Gāru)		wowaka
	Two-Faced Lovers (裏表ラバーズ, Ura-Omote Rabāzu)
	Unknown Mother Goose (アンノウン・マザーグース, Announ Mazā Gūsu)
	Because You're Here (愛されなくても君がいる, Aisarenakute mo Kimi ga Iru)	Original	Pinocchio-P
	ODDS&ENDS	N/A	ryo
	Greenlights Serenade (グリーンライツ・セレナーデ, Gurīnraitsu Serenāde)	Original	Omoi, Sakurai
	Hello, Planet. (＊ハロー、プラネット。, *Harō, Puranetto.)		sasakure.UK
	Thousand Cherry Blossoms (千本桜, Senbonzakura)	N/A	Kurousa-P
	Bless Your Breath (ブレス・ユア・ブレス, Buresu Yua Buresu)	Original	KurageP
	World's End Dancehall (ワールズエンド・ダンスホール, Wāruzu Endo Dansuhōru)	N/A	wowaka
	Resonate (ヒビカセ, Hibikase)	Original	Giga, Reol
	Brand New Day	N/A	irucaice
	I'll Miku-Miku You♪ (For Reals) (みくみくにしてあげる♪【してやんよ】, Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru♪ (Shite Yan yo))		ika
	The Intense Voice of Hatsune Miku (初音ミクの激唱, Hatsune Miku no Gekishou)		cosMo@BousouP
	Singing of a Flower (花を唄う, Hana o Utau)		Shino
	The Bubble Future (泡沫未来, Utakata Mirai)		Kaga (NegiShowerP)
	That's Right!! (そうだった！！, Sou Datta!!)		Takenoto Shounen
	Meltdown (炉心融解, Roshin Yuukai)		iroha(sasaki)
	Dear Doppelganger (拝啓ドッペルゲンガー, Haikei Doppelganger)		kemu
	TOKIO FUNKA (トキヲ・ファンカ, Tokio Funka)	Original	takamatt
	I Want to Be Your Heart (だれかの心臓になれたなら, Dareka no Shinzou ni Nareta Nara)		YurryCanon
	Butterfly on Your Right Shoulder (右肩の蝶, Migikata no Chou)	N/A	noripy
	Sick of House! (しっくおぶはうす！, Shikku obu Hausu!)		OZON
	Hatsune Creation Myth (初音天地開闢神話, Hatsune Tenchikaibyaku Shinwa)	Original	cosMo@BousouP
	The Daughter of Evil (悪ノ娘, The Daughter of Evil)	N/A	mothy
	The Servant of Evil (悪ノ召使, Aku no Meshitsukai)
	Last Score (ラストスコア, Rasuto Sukoa)		Sekikomi Gohan
	Cendrillon 10th Anniversary (サンドリヨン 10th Anniversary, Sandoriyon 10th Anniversary)|		orange, SignalP
	Miku	3D	Anamanaguchi
Leo/Need
	Roki (ロキ)	3D	Mikito-P
	Teo (テオ)		Omoi, Sakurai
	HIBANA -Reloaded- (ヒバナ -Reloaded-)	2D	DECO*27, Rockwell, Mes
	Night Sky Patrol of Tomorrow (アスノヨゾラ哨戒班, Asu no Yozora Shōkaihan)	Original	Orangestar, Rockwell
	Run into the Blue! (青く駆けろ！, Aoku Kakero!)	N/A	marasy
	Tale of the Deep-sea Lily (ウミユリ海底譚, Umiyuri Kaiteitan)	3D	n-buna
	Dramaturgy (ドラマツルギー, Doramatsurugī)	N/A	Eve, Numa
	Time Machine (タイムマシン, Taimu Mashin)	3D	1640mP (40mP, 164)
	from Y to Y	N/A	JimmyThumbP
	Don't Go (いかないで, Ikanaide)	3D	Sohta
	Six Trillion Years and Overnight Story (六兆年と一夜物語, Roku-chou Nen to Ichiya Monogatari)	2D	kemu
	Kagerou Daze (カゲロウデイズ, Kagerou Deizu)	N/A	JIN
	Lost One's Weeping (ロストワンの号哭, Lost One no Goukoku)	3D	Neru
	ray	2D, 3D	Fujiwara Mooto
	Hello,world!	2D
	Ghost Rule (ゴーストルール, Goosuto Ruuru)	N/A	DECO*27
MORE MORE JUMP!
	Happy Synthesizer (ハッピーシンセサイザ, Happī Shinsezaiza)		EasyPop
	Nostalogic	2D	yuukiss
	Patchwork Staccato (ツギハギスタッカート, Tsugihagi Sutakkāto)	3D	Toa
	Near (ニア, Nia)		Natsushiro Takaaki, KaiseiP
	Viva Happy (ビバハピ, Biba Hapi)	2D	Mitchie M
	Melty Land Nightmare (メルティランドナイトメア, Meruti Rando Naitomea)	3D	Harumaki Gohan
	Love Trial (恋愛裁判, Ren'ai Saiban)	Original	40meterP
	Milk Crown on Sonnetica (ミルククラウン・オン・ソーネチカ, Miruku Kuraun on Sōnechika)	N/A	Yujii
	Dreamin Chuchu (どりーみんチュチュ, Dorīmin Chuchu)	Original	emon(Tes.)
	Romeo and Cinderella (ロミオとシンデレラ, Romio to Shinderera)	3D	doriko
	The Earth's Final Confession (地球最後の告白を, Chikyuu Saigo no Kokuhaku o)	2D	kemu
	Marshmary (マシュマリー, Mashumarii)	N/A	MIMI
	Happy Halloween	Original	Junky
	Clockwork Clown (からくりピエロ, Karakuri Pierrot)	3D	aqu3ra
	Ghost Girl (少女レイ, Shoujorei)		Mikito-P
Vivid BAD SQUAD
	BRING IT ON (劣等上等, Rettou Joutou)	3D	Giga, Reol
	Doctor=Funk Beat (ドクター＝ファンクビート, Dokutā=Fankubīto)	N/A	nyanyannya
	Fragile (フラジール, Furajīru)	3D	nulut
	Just Be Friends	2D	Dixie Flatline
	Night Tales Deceive (夜咄ディセイブ, Yobanashi Diseibu)	Original	Jin
	ECHO	2D	Crusher-P
	drop pop candy	3D	Giga, Reol
	Pomp and Circumstance (威風堂々, Ifūdōdō)		Umetora
	Ghost City Tokyo (幽霊東京, Yūrei Tokyo)	N/A	Ayase
	Traffic Jam	Original, 2D	Niru Kajitsu, Nakamura Ryouma
	Children Record (チルドレンレコード, Chirudoren Rekoodo)	3D	JIN
	Devil's Manner (悪魔の踊り方, Akuma no Odorikata)		Kitani Tatsuya
	Alter Ego (オルターエゴ, Orutaa Ego)	N/A	Misumi
	Airhead (ガランド, Garando)		Picon
Wonderlands x Showtime	Tinplate's Dance (ブリキノダンス, Buriki no Dansu)	3D	Hinata Electric Works
	Sweet Magic (スイートマジック, Suīto Majikku)		Junky
	Your Adventure Log Has Vanished! (ぼうけんのしょがきえました！, Bōken no Sho ga Kiemashita!)	Original	JesusP
	Law-evading Rock (脱法ロック, Dappou Rokku)		Neru
	Dance Robot Dance (ダンスロボットダンス, Dansu Robotto Dansu)	3D	NayutalieN
	Miracle Paint (ミラクルペイント, Mirakuru Peinto)	Original, 2D	OSTER project
	Chururira Chururira Daddadda! (チュルリラ・チュルリラ・ダッダッダ！, Chururira・Chururira・Daddadda!)	3D	KurageP
	Positive☆Dance Time (ポジティブ☆ダンスタイム, Pojitibu☆Dansu Taimu)	2D	Kinoshita
	As You Like It (お気に召すまま, Oki ni Mesu mama)	3D	Eve, Numa
	KING	2D	Kanaria
	Telecaster B-Boy (テレキャスタービーボーイ, Terekyasutaa Biibooi)	Original	Surii
	Fixer (フィクサー, Fikusaa)	N/A	nulut
Nightcord at 25:00
	Charles (シャルル, Sharuru)	3D	Balloon
	Hello/How Are You (ハロ／ハワユ, Haro/Hawayu)	N/A	Hoehoe-P
	Self-Inflicted Achromatic (自傷無色, Jishō Mushoku)	3D	Sasanomaly
	Hated by life itself. (命に嫌われている。, Inochi ni Kirawarete iru.)	2D	Kanzaki
	Otome Dissection (乙女解剖, Otome Kaibō)	Original	DECO*27, emon(Tes.), Rockwell
	Solitary Hide-and-Seek Envy (独りんぼエンヴィー, Hitorinbo Envi)	3D	koyori
	Hurting for a Very Hurtful Pain (とても痛い痛がりたい, Totemo Itai Itagaritai)	N/A	EZFG
	Bocca della Verità (ボッカデラベリタ, Bokka dera berita)	2D	Hiiragi Kirai
	Bitter Choco Decoration (ビターチョコデコレーション, Bitaa Choko Dekoreeshon)	3D	syudou
	Cutlery (カトラリー, Katorarii)	N/A	Yuukisan
	Venom (ベノム, Benomu)		Kairiki Bear
	Villain (ヴィラン, Viran)	3D	Teniwoha
Others
	Racing into the Night (夜に駆ける, Yoru ni Kakeru)	N/A	Ayase (Yoasobi)
	Hopes and Tears at the Endmark (エンドマークに希望と涙を添えて, Endmark ni kibou to namida o soete)		cosMo@BousouP
	the EmpErroR		sasakure.UK
	Don't Fight The Music		Chroma

Development[]

The game was first announced on August 30, 2019, at Magical Mirai 2019.^[9][10] The development is done by the Colorful Palette, a newly established subsidiary of Craft Egg (who is already known for another rhythm game: BanG Dream! Girls Band Party). Yuichiro Kondo, the first producer of Girls Band Party, also serves as the producer for this game. The project started in 2017 and was initially being developed entirely by Craft Egg, but Kondo thought it was necessary to avoid a situation where the project would clash with the development of Girls Band Party, so he created Colorful Palette with Craft Egg's core members within the company.^[11][12][13]

The title is a rhythm game that features arrangements of songs made by various artists over the years using the Vocaloid software. The original story of the game is told in a visual novel and musical film-style. The direction of the game's design and concept is different from other Hatsune Miku-related games, such as Sega's Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA, where the player and Hatsune Miku face each other directly and communicate in the game. The project is said to be "a work that embodies the existence of Hatsune Miku" and explores the relationship between music and people. One of the reasons behind this format was the idea of "wanting the younger generation to listen to more Vocaloid music and other songs from the internet." Therefore, while knowing that there could be people opposed to the idea of addition of original characters, it was decided to develop such a setting.^[14]

Release[]

The game's pre-registration was originally set to begin in late April, but was delayed until further notice due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The pre-registration later started on July 17, 2020, and Sega revealed the goals were set from 100,000 to 1,000,000 pre-registrations. In September 2020, the pre-registrations later reached 1,000,000 and players who pre registered received rewards.

The game's worldwide release was announced in August 2021 with a slightly different title, Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage!. Nuverse released the game for the Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan markets on September 30, 2021. Nuverse is also managing the release in Mainland China, South Korea, and Southeast Asia, with a release date to be announced. Sega released the game for all other regions (especially Western world including Oceania, Europe and North America) on December 7, 2021.^[2][5]

Music[]

Singles[]

The original songs specially commissioned to famous Vocaloid producers for each units. The albums are licensed under Bushiroad Music. It's also available worldwide through online music streaming services, such as Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Music.

Release date	Artist(s)	Title	Peak Oricon chart positions	First week sales	Notes
2021
June 9	Leo/need, Hatsune Miku	"Needle/Stella" (needLe/ステラ)	6[15]	10,493	Leo/need's first single
June 23	More More Jump!, Hatsune Miku	"Idol Shin'eitai/More! Jump! More!" (アイドル親衛隊/モア！ジャンプ！モア！, "Newly Edgy Idols/More! Jump! More!")	9[16]	9,820	More More Jump!'s first single
July 7	Vivid Bad Squad, Hatsune Miku	"Ready Steady/Forward"	3[17]	17,913	Vivid Bad Squad's first single
July 21	Wonderlands x Showtime, Hatsune Miku	"Sekai wa Mada Hajimatte Sura Inai/Potato ni Natte iku" (セカイはまだ始まってすらいない/potatoになっていく, "The World Hasn't Even Started Yet/Becoming potatoes")	3[18]	18,182	Wonderlands x Showtime's first single
August 4	Nightcord at 25:00, Hatsune Miku	"Kuyamu to Kaite Mirai/Keitai Renwa[c]/Jackpot Sad Girl" (悔やむと書いてミライ/携帯恋話/ジャックポットサッドガール, "A Future Written as Regret/Mobile Love Story/Jackpot Sad Girl")	5[19]	16,832	Nightcord at 25:00's first single
November 17	Vivid Bad Squad, Hatsune Miku, Kaito	"Rad Dogs/Cinema" (RAD DOGS/シネマ)	5[20]	21,132	Vivid Bad Squad's second single
December 8	Hatsune Miku, Ichika Hoshino, Minori Hanasato, Kohane Azusawa, Tsukasa Tenma, Kanade Yoisaki	"Sekai/Wah Wah World/Gunjō Sanka" (セカイ/ワーワーワールド/群青讃歌)	12[21]	-	Theme songs and anniversary song of the game
December 15	More More Jump!, Megurine Luka, Kagamine Rin	"Color of Drops/Tenshi no Clover" (Color of Drops/天使のクローバー)	8[22]	10,528	More More Jump!'s second single
2022
January 19	Nightcord at 25:00, Kagamine Rin, MEIKO	"Kagirinaku Haiiro e/ID Smile" (限りなく灰色へ/アイディスマイル)	2[23]	24,510	Nightcord at 25:00's second single
February 16	Leo/need, Hatsune Miku, Megurine Luka	"Hare o Matsu/1" (霽れを待つ/「1」)	4[24]	9,282	Leo/need's second single
March 16	Wonderlands x Showtime, Kaito, Meiko, Kagamine Len	"Nijiiro Stories/Once Upon a Dream" (ニジイロストーリーズ/ワンスアポンアドリーム)	3[25]	15,648	Wonderlands x Showtime's second single

Albums[]

Collections of cover songs from each unit.

Release date	Artist(s)	Title	Track list	Peak Oricon chart positions	First week sales	Notes
2022
February 2	Wonderlands x Showtime	Wonderlands x Showtime: Sekai Album vol.1 (ワンダーランズ×ショウタイム SEKAI ALBUM vol.1)	"Sweet Magic" (スイートマジック) "Tinplate's Dance" (ブリキノダンス) "Your Adventure Log Has Vanished" (ぼうけんのしょがきえました!) "Law-evading Rock" (脱法ロック) "Miracle Paint" (ミラクルペイント) "Dance Robot Dance" (ダンスロボットダンス) "Chururira Chururira Daddadda!" (チュルリラ・チュルリラ・ダッダッダ!) "Positive☆Dance Time" (ポジティブ☆ダンスタイム) "As You Like It" (お気に召すまま) King "Telecaster B-Boy" (テレキャスタービーボーイ) "Fixer" (フィクサー)	7[26]	18,912	First batch of the cover song collection albums
March 2	More More Jump!	More More Jump!: Sekai Album vol. 1	"Happy Synthesizer" (ハッピーシンセサイザ) "Patchwork Staccato" (ツギハギスタッカート) "Nostalgic" "Near" (ニア) "Viva Happy" (ビバハピ) "Melty Land Nightmare" (メルティランドナイトメア) "Love Trial" (恋愛裁判) "Milk Crown on Sonnetica" (ミルククラウン・オン・ソーネチカ) "Dreamin' Chuchu" (どりーみんチュチュ) "Romeo and Cinderella" (ロミオとシンデレラ) "The Earth's Final Confession " (地球最後の告白を) "Marshmary" (マシュマリー)	5[27]	9,124
April 6	Nightcord at 25:00	25ji, Nightcord de: Sekai Album vol.1 (25時、ナイトコードで。 SEKAI ALBUM vol.1)	"Self-Inflicted Achromatic" (自傷無色) "Charles" (シャルル) "Hello/How Are You" (ハロ／ハワユ) "Hated by Life Itself" (命に嫌われている) "Otome Dissection" (乙女解剖) "Solitary Hide & Seek Envy " (独りんぼエンヴィー) "Hurting for a Very Hurtful Pain " (とても痛い痛がりたい) "Bocca della Verità" (ボッカデラベリタ) "Into The Night" (夜に駆ける) "Bitter Choco Decoration " (ビターチョコデコレーション) "Cutlery" (カトラリー) "Venom" (ベノム)	TBD
May 11	Leo/need	Leo/need: Sekai Album vol. 1	"Roki" (ロキ) "Teo" (テオ) "Hibana -Reloaded-" (ヒバナ -Reloaded-) "Night Sky Patrol of Tomorrow" (アスノヨゾラ哨戒班) "Run into the blue!" (青く駆けろ!) "Sea Lily Deep Sea Tale" (ウミユリ海底譚) "Dramaturgy " (ドラマツルギー) "Time Machine " (タイムマシン) "from Y to Y" "Don't Leave " (いかないで) "A Tale of Six Trillion Years and a Night" (六兆年と一夜物語) "Kagerou Daze" (カゲロウデイズ)
June 1	Vivid Bad Squad	Vivid Bad Squad: Sekai Album vol. 1	"Fragile" (フラジール) "Bring It On!" (劣等上等) "Doctor Funk Beat" (ドクター＝ファンクビート) "Just Be Friends" "Yobanashi Deceive" (夜咄ディセイブ) "ECHO" "drop pop candy" "Pomp and Circumstance" (威風堂々) "Ghost City Tokyo" (幽霊東京) "Traffic Jam" (トラフィック・ジャム) "Children Record" (チルドレンレコード) "Devil's Manner" (悪魔の踊り方)

Other media[]

Anime series[]

A mini anime series titled Petit Sekai (ぷちセカ, Puchiseka) was announced during the game's first anniversary live stream. The mini anime series will have 10 episodes that will be broadcast through Tokyo MX and is available for free to watch through the game's official YouTube channel.^[28] The anime will have the characters drawn in chibi-style, and a bit of gag-esque story that is slightly different from the original story.^[29] It premiered on January 13, 2022.^[30] Official English subtitles are made available some time after the official premiere.

Episodes[]

No.	Title	Original air date
1	"Speaking of After Practice" Transcription: "Renshū no Ato to Ieba" (Japanese: 練習の後といえば)	January 13, 2022 (2022-01-13)
2	"Fight! Nenenger V" Transcription: "Tatakae! Nenengā V" (Japanese: 戦え！ネネンガーV)	January 20, 2022 (2022-01-20)
3	"An Idol's Talent" Transcription: "Aidoru no Sainō" (Japanese: アイドルの才能)	January 27, 2022 (2022-01-27)
4	"Kohane's Street Debut!" Transcription: "Kohane Sutorīto DEBUT!" (Japanese: こはね寿鳥糸ＤＥＢＵＴ！)	February 3, 2022 (2022-02-03)
5	"Can We Stop With 25:00?" Transcription: "25ji Yamenai?" (Japanese: 25時やめない？)	February 10, 2022 (2022-02-10)
6	"Leo/need Style" Transcription: "Reonīdo Sutairu" (Japanese: レオニードスタイル)	February 17, 2022 (2022-02-17) March 15, 2022 (2022-03-15) (YouTube reupload)
7	"Across the Time and Space, Wonderhoy~!" Transcription: "Jikū o Koete Wandaho~i!" (Japanese: 時空を超えてわんだほーい！)	February 24, 2022 (2022-02-24)
8	"Get Viral, MMJ!" Transcription: "Bazure! Momojan!" (Japanese: バズれ！ モモジャン！)	March 3, 2022 (2022-03-03)
9	"The Rumored Pancake" Transcription: "Uwasa no Pankēki" (Japanese: 噂のパンケーキ)	March 10, 2022 (2022-03-10)
10	"An Instant Noodle Episode" Transcription: "Kappu Rāmen Kai" (Japanese: カップラーメン回)	March 17, 2022 (2022-03-17)

Printed media[]

An anthology comic was released on November 25, 2021, by Ichijinsha's DNA Media Comics. The manga collection are drawn by 15 different artists with their own depiction of the game, hence its content may not count as canon.^[31] An official visual fan book was released on November 26, 2021.^[32]

Reception[]

As of July 26, 2021 the game has reached over 5 million users.^[33] The game's ranked 9th on Twitter's 2021 Most Talked About Video Games.^[34]

Controversy[]

When episode 6 of mini anime Petit Sekai "Leo/need Style" first premiered on YouTube, it was accused by American/Western viewers of "doing/promoting blackface" and of "cultural appropriation" due to a scene inspired by the typical Japanese gyaru fashion substyle of ganguro perceived as blackface. The next day, the episode was withdrawn "indefinitely" and a public apology in both English and Japanese was uploaded on the official Twitter account.^[35][36][37] The removal of the episode is controversial and many fans of the game and the show, either Japanese and American, were disappointed with the company's decision, with some blaming SEGA for its "bending the knee" and "listening to a handful of outraged Twitter users who insist that everyone should respect foreign cultures while they themselves apply and impose their own Western prejudice, views, puritanism and imperialism against foreign media and subcultures".^[38][39][40] The episode was reuploaded to YouTube on the March 15, 2022, with some modifications.

See also[]

• BanG Dream! Girls Band Party! — Game developed by Craft Egg, parent company of Colorful Palette
• Crypton Future Media
• Vocaloid

Notes[]

References[]

External links[]

• Official website (in Japanese)
• Worldwide Official website (in English)
• Traditional Chinese Official website (in Chinese)
• Petit Sekai at Tokyo MX (in Japanese)