Mahjong Soul Adds Four New Characters from Idolm@ster Shiny Colors Crossover

Get ready, Mahjong Soul enthusiasts! The highly anticipated collaboration event with The Idolm@ster Shiny Colors is here, and it's packed with excitement, running all the way until December 15th. It's time to grab your tiles and dive into the shrine for a unique gaming experience.

The Event Is Called Shiny Concerto!

Mahjong Soul x The Idolm@ster Shiny Colors introduces a thrilling new match mode: Limitless Asura. This mode is your ticket to earning heaps of event tokens, making your journey even more rewarding. Alongside this, a brand-new story unfolds, bringing four enchanting characters from The Idolm@ster Shiny Colors into the Mahjong Soul Shrine. These characters will challenge the Mahjong Soul regulars, adding a fresh twist to the gameplay.

Let's meet the new faces! Toru Asakura brings a cool and carefree vibe, effortlessly charming everyone she meets. Madoka Higuchi adds a dash of cynicism with her cool gaze and a distinctive mole. Koito Fukumaru is the soft-spoken, studious introvert you'll grow to adore. And don't miss Hinana Ichikawa, whose vibrant energy and affection for her childhood friend Toru will light up your screen. Get a glimpse of all these characters in the event trailer below!

Grab the New Outfits

Don't miss out on the limited-time 'Leisurely Grace' series outfits, perfect for giving your characters a stylish edge. Additionally, five new collaboration decorations are available, including the stunning Starry Streams Riichi effect and the mesmerizing Rippled Sky winning animation. These additions will make your gameplay even more visually appealing.

For those new to Mahjong Soul, it's a free-to-play Japanese Riichi Mahjong game developed by Catfood Studio and published by Yostar. Launched in April 2019, you can find it on the Google Play Store. On the other hand, The Idolm@ster Shiny Colors, developed by Bandai Namco, is a Japanese life sim game based on the beloved Idolm@ster franchise. It became available on Android in March 2019.

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