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Rerelease Events were introduced in December 2018. They allow players to obtain cards from previously released events.

How to Play

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  Event selection screen
  During the event period, you can select old events event to claim rewards from. First go to the event top page, then select an event. After you have done this, limited practice sessions can be played. Access them via the play selection screen or the event programme menu (イベント演目)!
  • No matter which event you select, the limited practice sessions will be the same. You will not be able to unlock Mini Conversations that were released in the event the first time around.
  • You can only play one event at a time. Once you have chosen an event, you cannot switch to another Rerelease Event you finish collecting all the point rewards for that event or the start of a new rerelease event.

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  Performance level selection

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  Performance level selection

• After selecting an event, you can select the level for the performances during the event.
  • You can do this by selecting the pre-set options, or by setting the level in more detail. You can switch between both level selection modes by tapping the button at the top right.
  • The default level is LV.1. It is highly recommended to change them to higher levels.

• Live performances will appear randomly during an event practice session. Successfully clearing a performance earns Event Points. Collect these for rewards!
  • Clearing a performance for the first time earns you 5000 (troupe events) or 50 (seasonal/etude) points per performance type.
  • Point rewards requirements differ from when the event was initially released and are adjusted for how high the ranking borders were.
  • Rerelease Event Points will be reset at the end of each rerelease event.

• You can obtain the full Event Story and up to 2 copies of each event SR/SSR as point rewards. You can obtain as many copies of the event N/Rs as were originally given out. There are no ranking or looping rewards.
  • The first copy of the SR/SSR (the one requiring a lower number of Event Points to obtain) can only be obtained if you did not obtain it from point rewards when the event was first released.
  • Once you have obtained these cards in one Rerelease Event, you cannot obtain them again in future Rerelease Events.
• The Rerelease Seasonal Bonus mark indicates cards with increased stats and event bonuses during performances (even as guest supports). Currently, these only apply to newly released birthday cards. Cards which gave bonuses in the original event do NOT give a bonus in Rerelease Events.
• The Rerelease Tiny Bonus mark is like the Rerelease Seasonal Bonus, but smaller.
• Kameman refills 1 SP while Boxed Kameman fully refills your SP (will overflow)
• Bentou fully recovers your LP while Onigiri recovers 50% of your LP (will overflow)

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  SR/SSR obtained in Rerelease Event, cannot be obtained again in future Rerelease Events

List of Rerelease Events

• 2018/12
• 2019/3
• 2019/5
• 2019/7
• 2019/8
• 2019/10
• 2020/1
• 2020/3
• 2020/4
• 2020/5
• 2020/8
• 2020/11
• 2021/3
• 2021/6
• 2021/11
• 2021/12
• 2022/5
• 2022/8
• 2022/10
• 2022/12
• 2023/5
• 2023/10
• 2023/12

Included events and SR/SSR Rewards

These are all the events that are included in rerelease events as of the 2020/3 rerelease event. See previous rerelease event pages for previous event lists

	SR	SSR	2nd SSR copy
	Points	Points	Points
N & R cards are also obtainable, but not included in this table. Check the event pages to see which ones are available in a specific event	SR 1 1st copy: 360,010 / 3,601 2nd copy: 430,010 / 4,301 SR 2 (if available) 1st copy: 4,601 2nd copy: 5,601	SSR 700,010 / 7,001	VARIABLE
Event name	SR Card(s)	SSR Card	Points 2nd SSR copy
	SR Citron	SSR Masumi Usui	1,150,010
	SR Muku Sakisaka	SSR Yuki Rurikawa	900,010
	SR Misumi Ikaruga	SSR Citron	7,301
	SR Banri Settsu	SSR Omi Fushimi	1,150,010
	SR Tasuku Takato	SSR Banri Settsu	10,501
	SR Tsumugi Tsukioka	SSR Homare Arisugawa	960,010
	SR Taichi Nanao	SSR Tenma Sumeragi	8,301
	SR Sakuya Sakuma	SSR Tsuzuru Minagi	960,010
	SR Omi Fushimi	SSR Tasuku Takato	730,100
	SR Tenma Sumeragi	SSR Misumi Ikaruga	1,000,010
	SR Azuma Yukishiro	SSR Itaru Chigasaki	11,501
	SR Taichi Nanao	SSR Sakyo Furuichi	1,150,010
	SR Kazunari Miyoshi	SSR Omi Fushimi	730,010
	SR Tsumugi Tsukioka	SSR Azuma Yukishiro	900,010
	SR Tsuzuru Minagi	SSR Kazunari Miyoshi	9,001
	SR Banri Settsu	SSR Misumi Ikaruga	9,301
	SR Tasuku Takato	SSR Juza Hyodo	730,010
	SR Homare Arisugawa SR Yuki Rurikawa	SSR Hisoka Mikage	9,301
	SR Itaru Chigasaki SR Muku Sakisaka	SSR Tsumugi Tsukioka	11,501
	SR Sakuya Sakuma	SSR Masumi Usui SSR++ Tasuku Takato Fully bloomed copy x1 at 1,700,010pt	1,300,010
	SR Juza Hyodo	SSR Muku Sakisaka SSR++ Omi Fushimi Fully bloomed copy x1 at 1,700,010pt	1,300,010
	SR Misumi Ikaruga	SSR Tenma Sumeragi SSR Homare Arisugawa	10,501 10,511
	SR Citron	SSR Itaru Chigasaki	1,600,010
	SR Tsumugi Tsukioka	SSR Sakyo Furuichi	1,050,010
	SR Tenma Sumeragi	SSR Kazunari Miyoshi	1,100,010
	SR Masumi Usui	SSR Sakuya Sakuma	730,010
	SR Sakyo Furuichi	SSR Taichi Nanao	1,050,010
	SR Tsuzuru Minagi	SSR Misumi Ikaruga	9,001
	SR Homare Arisugawa	SSR Tasuku Takato	860,010
	SR Citron	SSR Yuki Rurikawa	930,010
	SR Tsumugi Tsukioka	SSR Itaru Chigasaki	1,650,010
	SR Sakyo Furuichi SR Omi Fushimi	SSR Tsumugi Tsukioka	8,301
	SR Tenma Sumeragi	SSR Azuma Yukishiro	8,001
	SR Sakuya Sakuma SR Hisoka Mikage	SSR Juza Hyodo	9,001
	SR Yuki Rurikawa	SSR Tsuzuru Minagi	830,010