Blue Reflection
DLCs
New events for all characters, including Yuzu and Lime, will be added. A new resort facility will be added to Hoshinomiya. This is a new wonderful spot for after school outing.
Part of collection:
Blue Reflection
(last 3 games)
Blue Reflection Sun is a mobile RPG in the Blue Reflection series. It was announced alongside the 2021 sequel Blue Reflection: Second Light and the anime series Blue Reflection Ray.
Blue Reflection: Second Light follows Ao Hoshizaki, a girl who attends summer school for supplementary classes and becomes lost in an unknown world. She meets three girls — Kokoro Utsubo, Yuki Kinjou, and Renya Miyauchi — who have lost their memories and live in an isolated school surrounded by water. One day, a path and portal leading to another world appears and the girls decide to go through it. They eventually come across a monster and unlock a power that lets them fight back. In addition, Blue Reflection protagonist Hinako Shirai will appear in the game having also lost her memories.
The Special Collection Box is a Japan-only release that includes: - Game: Blue Reflection: Second Light - Premium Box Inclusions - Artbook - Bath Towel - Acrylic Mini Character Charm - School Bag
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