Shows

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Put on Shows with your Actors by using SP. To succeed at a Show, you must earn a certain amount of points.

By careful choosing your Team and using boosts, you can earn the points you need to clear the Show. The amount of points needed varies. Show Levels and points needed increase with each success.

Clearing a Show can give you various rewards, such as N cards, and the only way to get Lead Actor Awards and Supporting Actor Awards besides from Weekend Practices.

Event Shows must be cleared within a time limit that is displayed under the total amount of Pts, but Normal Shows are always available. Some Shows are only available through doing Practices (see Troupe Events and Season Events).

Overview

Select a Guest Actor.
Make sure you meet the Pt requirements.
Press Start and enjoy!

Show Prep

First off, choose from the list showed to you to select a Guest Actor. This is a mandatory step. Cards of you Friends available to use will be displayed at the top. You can refresh the list of Guests that are not your Friends to get a new batch.
The user you select will earn Friend Points.

Teams

Building a good Team is vital for success of Shows, especially as they get harder. Check out Editing Teams for more help and Team Skills.

Lead Skill

The Lead Skill will be set off when doing Shows. Only the Lead Skill of your Leader or Main Actor plus the Guest Actor (Guest Skill) of selected Team will be used. Level Skills up using 1 on 1 Practice or Special Training (see pages for more details). Make sure you select Guests with high level Skills too.
It will display the skill name from the actor you've set as Lead Actor. When the character's Lead Skill is activated, the bonus it grants is applied to the entire Team.

Guest Skills

Guest Skills will be the same as Lead Skills but it is offered by the Guest Actor that you choose.

Team Skills

By tapping on the "Team Skill" button, you can check which skills will be activated for you current team lineup.

Only skills that match the ability type of the show (Comedy, Action, Drama) will be activated.
The max number of active skills is 3.

Support Actors

Support Actors are automatically chosen from Actors outside your chosen team. You cannot change it. They offer up to 30% boost in points.

Cheer Boosts

Cheer Boosts are an absolute must when not meeting certain Point Requirements in Shows.
Note that boosting your points will not drastically give more rewards or Coins under normal conditions. Meeting or surpassing the requirement will give you however much it would originally.

Cheer Boost	SP needed
x1	1 SP
x3	2 SP
x5	3 SP
x8	4 SP
x10	5 SP

Normal Shows

Normal Shows are one of the main ways to get Coins besides Earning Cash. Shows are always available to do.

The highest Level available for Normal Shows is 50, with a minimum of 29900 Pts required to pass.

Troupe and Season Event Shows

All Troupe and Season Events revolve around some form of Show to gain points. Instead of Coins, you accumulate Event Points/Items to earn rewards. Event Shows aren't that different from normal ones, however they randomly appear during Practices and have a time limit. You can see how much time is left under the total amount of points you have.

Event Shows have different levels of shows that appear, in Matinees, Soirees, Finales, and Encores, ranging from easiest to hardest in order. Chances of Matinees to Finales are random, but if you clear a Matinee you cannot get it again in a row. If you cancel a Show, the Level (as in required amount of points) will keep going down until it hits the lowest it can go. Try not to cancel Encores-- they are a good chance to get a lot of Event Points/Items unless you don't have anymore SP and reach the time limit.

The harder the Show type is, the shorter the time frame is. Encores are special and require a very large amount of points to pass, which is where Cheer Boosts come in. They may appear after a Matinee, Soiree, or Finale is cleared, however it is not guaranteed.

Type	Max Level	Pt Range	Time Limit
Matinee	50	10,000 - 109,210 Pts	1 hr 30 mins
Soiree	30	35,000 - 248,990 Pts	30 mins
Finale	15	50,000 - 353,750 Pts	20 mins
Encore	10	150,000 - 773850 Pts	15 mins

Improv Battles

Improv Battles are technically Shows but with a different name. They work the same way as normal Shows in terms of having to meet a certain requirement of points. You will earn Tips instead of Event Points/Items. They have 3 levels of difficulties, being Beginner, Intermediate, and Expert. Similarly, if you cancel a battle the difficulty level will go down.

If you win a Battle, you'll receive a large amount of Tips. If you lose, you'll still be given Tips but a lower amount. Cancelling a battle will result in the required points to go down. Tips correspond with the level of the points required.

Type	Max Level	Pt Range	Time Limit
Beginner	100	65,490 Pts	30 mins
Intermediate	100	248,570 Pts	15 mins
Expert	100	633,875 Pts	5 mins

Rewards

In Events, you will get different amount of Points or Items depending on the Level of the Show cleared. The higher the level, the more Pts you need to pass but the more Event Pts or Items you will gain. Note this chart only applies to Troupe or Season Events.

Use this formula to determine Event Pts gained. Ignore the decimals at the end.
Event Pts gained = Min Pts * 0.01
Use this formula to determine Event Items gained. Ignore the decimals at the end.
Event Items gained = Min Pts * 0.0001

Matinee

Level	Min Pts	Event Pts	Event Items
1	10000	100	1
2	10500	105	1
3	11020	110	1
4	11570	115	1
5	12150	121	1
6	12760	127	1
7	13400	134	1
8	14070	140	1
9	14770	147	1
10	15510	155	1
11	16280	162	1
12	17100	171	1
13	17950	179	1
14	18850	188	1
15	19790	197	1
16	20780	207	2
17	21820	218	2
18	22920	229	2
19	24060	240	2
20	25260	252	2
21	26530	265	2
22	27850	278	2
23	29250	292	2
24	30710	307	3
25	32250	322	3
26	33860	338	3
27	35550	355	3
28	37300	373	3
29	39200	392	3
30	41160	411	4
31	43210	432	4
32	45380	453	4
33	47640	476	4
34	50030	500	5
35	52530	525	5
36	55160	551	5
37	57910	579	5
38	60810	608	6
39	63850	638	6
40	67040	670	6
41	70390	703	7
42	73910	739	7
43	77610	776	7
44	81490	814	8
45	85570	855	8
46	89850	898	8
47	94340	943	9
48	99050	990	9
49	104010	1040	10
50	109210	1092	10

Soiree

Finale

Encore

Special Cards and Bonuses

Certain cards will give boosts during shows. Event Paired Tryouts are related to the Event. Note that other Limited Time Tryouts running at the same don't offer any boosts because they are unrelated. Premium Tryouts of the month the Event takes place in will always give smaller boosts no matter what event.

These bonuses are affected by a) number of blooms b) rarity of the card. Positive Effects include:

Extra Event Points or Event Items
Stat Bonuses

Don't worry if you don't know what cards give boosts or don't. They will be displayed with the following icons next to the cards that offer them.

Cards	Effect
R-SSR Cards from Event Paired Tryouts	Large boost
SSR Cards from Premium Tryouts	Smaller boost

Point Boosts

Event Points are used by Troupe Events. Special Actors will give this many extra Points depending on the following:

Rarity	Unbloomed	Bloomed +	Bloomed ++
R	50 Pts	175 Pts	325 Pts
SR	100 Pts	225 Pts	375 Pts
SSR	150 Pts	275 Pts	425 Pts
SSR	100 Pts	225 Pts	375 Pts

Items Boosts

Items Points are used by Season Events. Special Actors will give this many extra Items depending on the following:

Rarity	Unbloomed	Bloomed +	Bloomed ++
R	1 Item	2 Items	3 Items
SR	1 Item	2 Items	4 Items
SSR	2 Items	3 Items	4 Items
SSR	1 Item	2 Items	4 Items

Stat Boosts

Stat Boosts are bonuses offered by Special Cards regardless of what type of event. They will be boosted this much depending on the following:

Type	Unbloomed	Bloomed +	Bloomed ++
Large Boost	1x	3x	4x
Smaller Boost	1.1x	1.2x	1.3x

Show Lines

Spring Troupe

Character	Line	Audio
Sakuya	Fail: I can still keep going! Pass: I must have fully bloomed!	nil
Masumi	Fail: We still gotta do this? What a pain... Pass: It's all thanks to you.	nil
Tsuzuru	Fail: I can still keep going! Pass: All that practice paid off!	nil
Itaru	Fail: Is this for real? Pass: Hell yeah, EZ!	nil
Citron	Fail: I can keep going a little longer! Pass: I thought I could, and I did!	nil

Summer Troupe

Character	Line	Audio
Tenma	Fail: You're seriously giving up? Pass: Hmph, of course we did it.	nil
Yuki	Fail: We can still keep going. Pass: This is how you get it done.	nil
Muku	Fail: I... I won't give up...! Pass: Phew... thank goodness...	nil
Misumi	Fail: Time to get serious! Pass: It's all thanks to the triangles!	nil
Kazunari	Fail: We still have one more shot! Pass: Ayy, we did it ☆! I must have looked so fly up there ♪	nil

Autumn Troupe

Character	Line	Audio
Banri	Fail: Okay, I GUESS I wasn't takin' things seriously... Pass: Hehe. Were you expecting anything less?	nil
Juza	Fail: Tch... Quit foolin' around. Pass: ...That was unbelievable.	nil
Taichi	Fail: Gah!! You serious?! Pass: Yay! We did it!	nil
Omi	Fail: Now, now, let's all calm down. Pass: That's a relief.	nil
Sakyo	Fail: We need to get our asses in gear. Pass: Not bad, I guess.	nil

Winter Troupe

Character	Line	Audio
Tsumugi	Fail: I'm not giving up! Pass: We got this far thanks to everyone's effort.	nil
Tasuku	Fail: Sometimes you need to fail to get fired up. Pass: Of course we're able to accomplish at least this much.	nil
Hisoka	Fail: I haven't given it my all yet... Pass: I'm gonna sleep well today.	nil
Homare	Fail: Hmm. The real battle begins now. 'Pass: As to be expected with my able assistance.	nil
Azuma	Fail: Let's try a bit harder. Pass: Hehe, we did it.	nil