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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The "Try Your Luck" Nozomi card and its accompanying side story reference gambling in UsefulNotes/LasVegas. The legal age to gamble in U.S. casinos is 21. Nozomi is ''17''. Underage gambling, anyone? However, she ''does'' mention in the side story that she's not really in Las Vegas and that despite wishing she could go there, only grown-ups are allowed.
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The "Try Your Luck" Nozomi card GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and its accompanying side story reference gambling in UsefulNotes/LasVegas. The legal age to gamble in U.S. casinos persistent misuse, GCPTR is 21. Nozomi is ''17''. Underage gambling, anyone? However, she ''does'' mention on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the side story that she's not really in Las Vegas and that despite wishing she could go there, only grown-ups are allowed.future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: [[LightNovel/BokuWaTomodachiGaSukunai Sena Kashiwazaki]] [[http://decaf.kouhi.me/lovelive/images/8/86/Fumie_smile.jpg appears to be printed on a red bag]] of one of the N cards.
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: [[LightNovel/BokuWaTomodachiGaSukunai [[LightNovel/{{Haganai}} Sena Kashiwazaki]] [[http://decaf.kouhi.me/lovelive/images/8/86/Fumie_smile.jpg appears to be printed on a red bag]] of one of the N cards.
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* PromotionalPowerlessPieceOfGarbage: Zigzagged with promotional [=SRs=] and [=URs=]. On the one hand, their stats and center skills are much weaker than those of regular [=SRs=] and [=URs=], and the illustration can sometimes be rather [[OffModel wonky or unsettling]]. On the other hand, because they share center skills with [=Rs=], it's easy to level those skills up with any R that matches the skill (as opposed to [=SRs=] and [=URs=], which have uniquely named skills and thus require an exact copy of the card to level those up), and they come pre-idolized, making farming kizuna with the card and getting that free Loveca a breeze.
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* PromotionalPowerlessPieceOfGarbage: Zigzagged with promotional [=SRs=] and [=URs=]. On the one hand, their stats and center skills are much weaker than those of regular [=SRs=] and [=URs=], and the illustration can sometimes be rather [[OffModel wonky or unsettling]]. On the other hand, because they share center skills with [=Rs=], it's easy to level those skills up with any R that matches the skill (as opposed to [=SRs=] and [=URs=], which have uniquely named skills and thus require an exact copy of the card to level those up), and they come pre-idolized, making farming kizuna with the card and getting that free Loveca a breeze. Promo cards were given extra power in the "Cheer Formation" feature added to events ''much'' later in the game's run, but a lot of players had practised away the cards by that point after years of them uselessly clogging up their inventory. (And by that point, most of the playerbase had abandoned ''SIF'' for ''[[VideoGame/LoveLiveSchoolIdolFestivalAllStars SIFAS]]'' anyway.)
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* ButNotTooBlack: All of the international idols the game introduces are either white or light-skinned Asian. Rakshata, an Indian girl and initially the darkest at a very pale brown, has been whitewashed more and more over the years to the point that her most recent cards just make her look a lightly sunburned pink.
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An arcade spin-off known as ''Love Live! School idol festival ~after school ACTIVITY~'' was released in 2016. ''SIF AC'' features the same core gameplay as the original game, but also introduces systematic and aesthetic expansions such as full 3D CGI performances to accompany gameplay and a physical card system in which the player can collect cards and use them with the game to alter gameplay and performances. It uses Creator/{{Taito}}'s [=NESiCA=] cards and infrastructure to allow players to save their play data. During the "Aqours ONLINE Love Live! ~Lost World~" concert in October of 2020, it was announced that the ''Next Stage'' version of ''after school ACTIVITY~'' will be receiving an Main/ArcadePerfectPort in the form of ''Love Live! School idol festival ~after school ACTIVITY: Wai Wai! Home Meeting!!~'' which will be released for the UsefulNotes/Playstation4. This iteration of the game will also be the first SIFAC title to be released outside of Japan, with an English localization (no doubt due to the global success of other games in the Love Live! franchise) being confirmed to be in development, announced alongside the Japanese version.
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An arcade spin-off known as ''Love Live! School idol festival ~after school ACTIVITY~'' was released in 2016. ''SIF AC'' features the same core gameplay as the original game, but also introduces systematic and aesthetic expansions such as full 3D CGI performances to accompany gameplay and a physical card system in which the player can collect cards and use them with the game to alter gameplay and performances. It uses Creator/{{Taito}}'s [=NESiCA=] cards and infrastructure to allow players to save their play data. During the "Aqours ONLINE Love Live! ~Lost World~" concert in October of 2020, it was announced that the ''Next Stage'' version of ''after school ACTIVITY~'' will be receiving an Main/ArcadePerfectPort Main/UpdatedReRelease in the form of ''Love Live! School idol festival ~after school ACTIVITY: Wai Wai! Home Meeting!!~'' which will be released for the UsefulNotes/Playstation4.UsefulNotes/Playstation4. It will feature new exclusive content not seen in the arcade version. This iteration of the game will also be the first SIFAC title to be released outside of Japan, with an English localization (no doubt due to the global success of other games in the Love Live! franchise) being confirmed to be in development, announced alongside the Japanese version.
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An arcade spin-off known as ''Love Live! School idol festival ~after school ACTIVITY~'' was released in 2016. ''SIF AC'' features the same core gameplay as the original game, but also introduces systematic and aesthetic expansions such as full 3D CGI performances to accompany gameplay and a physical card system in which the player can collect cards and use them with the game to alter gameplay and performances. It uses Creator/{{Taito}}'s [=NESiCA=] cards and infrastructure to allow players to save their play data. During the "Aqours ONLINE Love Live! ~Lost World~" concert in October of 2020, it was announced that the ''Next Stage'' version of ''after school ACTIVITY~'' will be receiving an Main/ArcadePerfectPort in the form of ''Love Live! School idol festival ~after school ACTIVITY: Wai Wai! Home Meeting!!~'' which will be released for the UsefulNotes/Playstation4. This iteration of the game will also be the first SIFAC title to be released outside of Japan, with an English localization (no doubt due to the global success of the other games in the Love Live! franchise) being confirmed to be in development, announced alongside the Japanese version.
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An arcade spin-off known as ''Love Live! School idol festival ~after school ACTIVITY~'' was released in 2016. ''SIF AC'' features the same core gameplay as the original game, but also introduces systematic and aesthetic expansions such as full 3D CGI performances to accompany gameplay and a physical card system in which the player can collect cards and use them with the game to alter gameplay and performances. It uses Creator/{{Taito}}'s [=NESiCA=] cards and infrastructure to allow players to save their play data. During the "Aqours ONLINE Love Live! ~Lost World~" concert in October of 2020, it was announced that the ''Next Stage'' version of ''after school ACTIVITY~'' will be receiving an Main/ArcadePerfectPort in the form of ''Love Live! School idol festival ~after school ACTIVITY: Wai Wai! Home Meeting!!~'' which will be released for the UsefulNotes/Playstation4. This iteration of the game will also be the first SIFAC title to be released outside of Japan, with an English localization (no doubt due to the global success of the other games in the Love Live! franchise) being confirmed to be in development, announced alongside the Japanese version.
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An arcade spin-off known as ''Love Live! School idol festival ~after school ACTIVITY~'' was released in 2016. ''SIF AC'' features the same core gameplay as the original game, but also introduces systematic and aesthetic expansions such as full 3D CGI performances to accompany gameplay and a physical card system in which the player can collect cards and use them with the game to alter gameplay and performances. It uses Creator/{{Taito}}'s [=NESiCA=] cards and infrastructure to allow players to save their play data.
data. During the "Aqours ONLINE Love Live! ~Lost World~" concert in October of 2020, it was announced that the ''Next Stage'' version of ''after school ACTIVITY~'' will be receiving an Main/ArcadePerfectPort in the form of ''Love Live! School idol festival ~after school ACTIVITY: Wai Wai! Home Meeting!!~'' which will be released for the UsefulNotes/Playstation4. This iteration of the game will also be the first SIFAC title to be released outside of Japan, with an English localization (no doubt due to the global success of the other games in the Love Live! franchise) being confirmed to be in development, announced alongside the Japanese version.
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* NotTheIntendedUse: Rhythmic Carnival is a collaborative score attack mode where up to 100 players work together and share Skills to reach (or exceed by up to a factor of 10) a target score, with rewards scaling up accordingly. Many players, however, take advantage of the fact that it can be played without spending LP for various other purposes, whether it be grinding towards Max Bond, practicing higher difficulties or tricky songs, or simply spamming emotes.
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* VideoGameCaringPotential: The emote system primarily consists of supportive messages, which is not only good for spamming character catchphrases, but also for sending positive vibes to others. Players in the collaborative Rhythmic Carnival mode will commonly use the "Thank you" emotes or Eli's "Good job, everyone!" even when the result is a low percentage flop.
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* DifficultySpike: Nawatobi on Expert mode goes from "I can handle this" in the first part to [[spoiler:"OhCrap What the hell is this?"]] in the chorus.
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* DamnYouMuscleMemory: Master mode introduces a new Swipe beat, in which you have to glide your finger across a string of notes in a row. Not only does this run counter to one's usual instinct of individually hitting every beat in such a sequence like a player would in lower-level beatmaps, but chances are, they would have been trained to relegate each half of the screen to one hand. Many Swipe patterns go against this by requiring you to sweep across the full screen. Suffice to say, getting used to Swipe is a learning curve in itself.
* DifficultySpike: Nawatobi on Expert mode goes from "I can handle this" in the first part to[[spoiler:"OhCrap "OhCrap What the hell is this?"]] this?" in the chorus.
* DifficultySpike: Nawatobi on Expert mode goes from "I can handle this" in the first part to
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* OffModel: An increasingly common problem with certain SSR and UR cards is that there are glaring flaws with artwork production quality, which includes anything between minor to major anatomical issues[[note]]which is especially problematic if the artist is trying too hard to [[{{Fanservice}} focus on certain "details"]][[/note]] and [[https://i.schoolido.lu/c/1498idolizedRuby.png lack of attention to details]].
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** An increasingly common problem with certain SSR and UR cards is that there are glaring flaws with artwork production quality, which includes anything between minor to major anatomical issues[[note]]which is especially problematic if the artist is trying too hard to [[{{Fanservice}} focus on certain "details"]][[/note]] and [[https://i.schoolido.lu/c/1498idolizedRuby.png lack of attention todetails]].details]].
** The earliest cards in the set are notorious for this, most of all [[https://schoolido.lu/cards/79/UR-Kousaka-Honoka-Initial-Smile/#disqus_thread Honoka's initial UR]], which they had to redraw because the original print made it look like [[https://decaf.kouhi.me/lovelive/index.php?title=File:Honoka_smile_ur79_old.jpg she had a broken neck]].
** An increasingly common problem with certain SSR and UR cards is that there are glaring flaws with artwork production quality, which includes anything between minor to major anatomical issues[[note]]which is especially problematic if the artist is trying too hard to [[{{Fanservice}} focus on certain "details"]][[/note]] and [[https://i.schoolido.lu/c/1498idolizedRuby.png lack of attention to
** The earliest cards in the set are notorious for this, most of all [[https://schoolido.lu/cards/79/UR-Kousaka-Honoka-Initial-Smile/#disqus_thread Honoka's initial UR]], which they had to redraw because the original print made it look like [[https://decaf.kouhi.me/lovelive/index.php?title=File:Honoka_smile_ur79_old.jpg she had a broken neck]].
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* BoobsAndButtPose: A lot of cards feature this, and are often the target of mockery for [[OffModel anatomical issues]].
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* ArtEvolution: The early cards were frequently OffModel and featured [[RummageSaleReject questionable outfits]], to the point that μ’s initial UR's are generally considered JunkRare cards for those primarily interested in the cards' looks.[[note]]Gameplay-wise, many of them have the powerful Perfect Lock ability which turns all Goods and Greats into Perfects for a period of time.[[/note]] By the time Aquors was introduced, the art team had better refined their craft into the CostumePorn the game is well known and lauded for.
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* ArtEvolution: The early cards were frequently OffModel and featured [[RummageSaleReject questionable outfits]], to the point that μ’s initial UR's are generally considered JunkRare cards for those primarily interested notorious in the cards' looks.[[note]]Gameplay-wise, many of them have the powerful Perfect Lock ability which turns all Goods and Greats into Perfects for a period of time.[[/note]] fandom. By the time Aquors was introduced, the art team had better refined their craft into the CostumePorn the game is well known and lauded for.
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* ArtEvolution: The early cards were frequently OffModel and featured [[RummageSaleReject questionable outfits]], to the point that μ’s initial UR's are generally considered JunkRare cards for those primarily interested in the cards' looks.[[note]]Gameplay-wise, many of them have the powerful Perfect Lock ability which turns all Goods and Greats into Perfects for a period of time.[[/note]] By the time Aquors was introduced, the art team had better refined their craft into the CostumePorn the game is well known and lauded for.
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* DreamworksFace: Riko [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness of all characters]] sports this [[https://schoolido.lu/cards/1294/UR-Sakurauchi-Riko-Wonderland-Cool/ in one of her UR cards.]]
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April Fools in JP SIF re Powerpuff Girls. Plus visual proof of someone drawing cards for the PPG.
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** For 2020, cards were released of µ's and Aqours in ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' style as well as those for the trio themselves ([[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFGFUMXjSU0#t=2m14s the latter seen here]]).
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''Love Live! School Idol Festival'' is a RhythmGame developed by [=KLab=] and published by Bushiroad for the {{Android|Games}} and UsefulNotes/{{iOS|Games}} platforms as part of the ''Franchise/LoveLive'' multimedia franchise. It was released in Japan on April 16, 2013, and worldwide on May 11, 2014.
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''Love Live! School Idol Festival'' is a RhythmGame developed by [=KLab=] and published by Bushiroad for the {{Android|Games}} {{UsefulNotes/Android|Games}} and UsefulNotes/{{iOS|Games}} platforms as part of the ''Franchise/LoveLive'' multimedia franchise. It was released in Japan on April 16, 2013, and worldwide on May 11, 2014.
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All Stars is an entirely different game
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A successor, ''VideoGame/LoveLiveSchoolIdolFestivalAllStars'', was announced on September 21, 2017. It was released in Japan on September 26, 2019, incorporates RPG elements, and features μ’s and Aqours as well as the ''Perfect Dream Project''[='=]s own group of nine members.
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All Stars released in Japan
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A successor, ''VideoGame/LoveLiveSchoolIdolFestivalAllStars'', was announced on September 21, 2017. It is set for release in fall 2019, incorporates RPG elements, and features μ’s and Aqours as well as the ''Perfect Dream Project''[='=]s own group of nine members.
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A successor, ''VideoGame/LoveLiveSchoolIdolFestivalAllStars'', was announced on September 21, 2017. It is set for release was released in fall Japan on September 26, 2019, incorporates RPG elements, and features μ’s and Aqours as well as the ''Perfect Dream Project''[='=]s own group of nine members.
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* ShoutOut: One of the early Normal rarity cards features Fumie Nishimura holding a manga in her unidolized, which features a very crudely-drawn picture of Joseph Joestar from ''[[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventure Battle Tendency]]'' on the cover.
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** One of the early Normal rarity cards features Fumie Nishimura holding a manga in her unidolized, which features a very crudely-drawn picture of Joseph Joestar from ''[[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventure Battle Tendency]]'' on thecover.cover.
** [[https://i.schoolido.lu/c/85Hitomi.png Shiga]] [[https://i.schoolido.lu/c/258Hitomi.png Hitomi's]] [[https://i.schoolido.lu/c/1008Hitomi.png casual outfits]] are a nod to [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/jjba/images/9/99/KujoAnime.png/revision/latest?cb=20161029182608 Jotaro Kujo's school attire]] from ''[[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureStardustCrusaders Stardust Crusaders]]''.
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** [[https://i.schoolido.lu/c/85Hitomi.png Shiga]] [[https://i.schoolido.lu/c/258Hitomi.png Hitomi's]] [[https://i.schoolido.lu/c/1008Hitomi.png casual outfits]] are a nod to [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/jjba/images/9/99/KujoAnime.png/revision/latest?cb=20161029182608 Jotaro Kujo's school attire]] from ''[[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureStardustCrusaders Stardust Crusaders]]''.
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''Love Live! School Idol Festival'' is a RhythmGame developed by [=KLab=] and published by Bushiroad for the {{Android|Games}} and {{iOS|Games}} platforms as part of the ''Franchise/LoveLive'' multimedia franchise. It was released in Japan on April 16, 2013, and worldwide on May 11, 2014.
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''Love Live! School Idol Festival'' is a RhythmGame developed by [=KLab=] and published by Bushiroad for the {{Android|Games}} and {{iOS|Games}} UsefulNotes/{{iOS|Games}} platforms as part of the ''Franchise/LoveLive'' multimedia franchise. It was released in Japan on April 16, 2013, and worldwide on May 11, 2014.
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SIFAS ETA announced on presentation
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A successor, ''VideoGame/LoveLiveSchoolIdolFestivalAllStars'', was announced on September 21, 2017. It is set for release in 2019, incorporates RPG elements, and features μ’s and Aqours as well as the ''Perfect Dream Project''[='=]s own group of nine members.
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A successor, ''VideoGame/LoveLiveSchoolIdolFestivalAllStars'', was announced on September 21, 2017. It is set for release in fall 2019, incorporates RPG elements, and features μ’s and Aqours as well as the ''Perfect Dream Project''[='=]s own group of nine members.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: Sure, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FdgaWMwJZM the commercial]] may look wholesome on the interruptions, just wait until you see the majority of the [[FandomBerserkButton real life players' responses when they're interrupted]]...
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April Fool's 2019 info
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* AprilFools: On April 1st 2018, the game added cards for all of the younger versions of μ’s and Aqours. Notably, this includes a young Nico Yazawa, whose appearance as a child had never been shown previously in any official media.
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** On April 1st 2018, the game added cards for all of the younger versions of μ’s and Aqours. Notably, this includes a young Nico Yazawa, whose appearance as a child had never been shown previously in any officialmedia.media.
** In 2019, cards of the younger versions of µ's and Aqours wearing animal costumes were added, along with three more of a young alpaca from ''Love Live!'' as well as [[spoiler:Shiitake's two puppies]] and Anko the lost dog from ''Sunshine!!''. A [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pgcZjswZ2o trailer]] was even made for the animal cards.
** On April 1st 2018, the game added cards for all of the younger versions of μ’s and Aqours. Notably, this includes a young Nico Yazawa, whose appearance as a child had never been shown previously in any official
** In 2019, cards of the younger versions of µ's and Aqours wearing animal costumes were added, along with three more of a young alpaca from ''Love Live!'' as well as [[spoiler:Shiitake's two puppies]] and Anko the lost dog from ''Sunshine!!''. A [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pgcZjswZ2o trailer]] was even made for the animal cards.
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* ArtShift: The majority of Cards tend to attempt to stick as close to the artwork style used in official material as possible, with minor variations between artists. The SSR Cards based on the Normal rarity characters, however, are done completely in the artist's signature style instead of trying to emulate the official style.
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* OffModel: An increasingly common problem with certain SSR and UR cards is that there are glaring flaws with artwork production quality, which includes anything between minor to major anatomical issues and [[https://i.schoolido.lu/c/1498idolizedRuby.png lack of attention to details]].
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* OffModel: Half of the fans (which they're professional artists sometimes) also questioned the quality control issues to several artworks, ranging from wrong body proportions to [[https://i.schoolido.lu/c/1498idolizedRuby.png lack of attention to details]].
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* OffModel: Half of the fans (which they're professional artists sometimes) also questioned the quality control An increasingly common problem with certain SSR and UR cards is that there are glaring flaws with artwork production quality, which includes anything between minor to major anatomical issues to several artworks, ranging from wrong body proportions to and [[https://i.schoolido.lu/c/1498idolizedRuby.png lack of attention to details]].
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* NumberOfTheBeast: A Full Combo on "Strawberry Trapper" on Master difficulty is 666 Combo.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: Sure, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FdgaWMwJZM the commercial]] may look positive on the interruptions, just wait until you see the majority of the [[FandomBerserkButton real life players' responses when they're interrupted]]...
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* NeverTrustATrailer: Sure, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FdgaWMwJZM the commercial]] may look positive wholesome on the interruptions, just wait until you see the majority of the [[FandomBerserkButton real life players' responses when they're interrupted]]...
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* {{Crossover}}: October 2018 brought a large-scale collaboration with the other big ''Love Live!'' mobile game, ''VideoGame/PuchiguruLoveLive'', where you can get ''Puchiguru!'' content in ''SIF''.
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* {{Crossover}}: October 2018 brought a large-scale collaboration with the other big ''Love Live!'' mobile game, ''VideoGame/PuchiguruLoveLive'', where you can get ''Puchiguru!'' content in ''SIF''.which added Promo [=SRs=] based on the nesoberi plushies and the ''Puchiguru'' arrangements of "Bokura wa Ima no Nakade" and "HAPPY PARTY TRAIN" as special tracks.
