Mahjong Soul Unveils Idolm@ster Shiny Colors Crossover Featuring Four New Characters

Get ready, Mahjong enthusiasts! Mahjong Soul is teaming up with The Idolm@ster Shiny Colors for an exciting collaboration event called Shiny Concerto! This long-term event, filled with adorable characters and engaging activities, runs until December 15th. It's the perfect time to pick up your tiles and dive into the fun at the Mahjong Soul Shrine.

The Event Is Called Shiny Concerto!

The Mahjong Soul x The Idolm@ster Shiny Colors collaboration introduces a thrilling new match mode, Limitless Asura, where you can earn a bounty of event tokens. Alongside this, a fresh narrative unfolds as four vibrant characters from The Idolm@ster Shiny Colors make their way to the shrine, challenging the Mahjong Soul characters.

Meet the new faces:

• Toru Asakura: Cool and carefree, she moves at her own pace, effortlessly charming everyone around her.
• Madoka Higuchi: Known for her cynical edge and distinctive mole, she brings a cool, sophisticated vibe to the table.
• Koito Fukumaru: A soft-spoken, studious introvert, her presence is calming and thoughtful.
• Hinana Ichikawa: Full of energy and warmth, she has a special bond with her childhood friend, Toru.

Don't miss out on the event trailer, where you can see these characters in action:

Grab the New Outfits

During the event, you can snag limited-time outfits from the 'Leisurely Grace' series. Additionally, five new collaboration decorations are available, including the stunning Starry Streams Riichi effect and the mesmerizing Rippled Sky winning animation, adding a touch of flair to your gameplay.

If you're new to Mahjong Soul, it's a free-to-play Japanese Riichi Mahjong game, developed by Catfood Studio and published by Yostar. It has been available on Android since April 2019. You can download it from the Google Play Store.

The Idolm@ster Shiny Colors, on the other hand, is a Japanese life simulation game developed by Bandai Namco, part of The Idolm@ster franchise. It was released on Android in March 2019.

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