The first entry of the series where you pick colored orbs (named drops) and match with them of the same color, in attempt to make a Chain Reaction.
It also features a different artstyle, compared to its sequels.
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Regional Differences#
The Japanese version was rereleased as Magical Drop Plus 1!, adding a new mode and other changes. This in turn served as the basis for the International version, Chain Reaction.
Title Screen#
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Game Modes#
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- The original Japanese version features only the Battle Mode. Upon starting the game you'll be greeted with two options: Play the game alone against the computer (left option) or Play against another player (right option).
- The Revised/International version added a new mode: Solo Play, along with the existing Battle Mode, where you play to obtain a high score without having to play against a computer. One flaw about this mode is that you can only play as the High Priestess.
Round Start#
In the original Japanese version, the round starts instantly. In the Revised/International version, a dropping "START!" was added, before a round starts.
Voice Cast#
In both Japanese versions, each character has a unique voice. In the International version, each character voice was replaced with a single male one. Here's a table of all voice actors:
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Fool |
Eri Tanaka |
Steeve Miller |
Devil |
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Star |
Mitsuyo Sunada |
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(High) Priestess |
Eriko Kodaira |
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Chariot |
Yu Mizuhima |
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Magican |
Toru Kikuchi |
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