Miracle Girls Festival Is Like Project Diva With A Bunch Of Anime Songs And Characters

Sega are working on a new Project Diva-like rhythm game for PlayStation Vita called Miracle Girls Festival, a game that runs on the same engine of the Hatsune Miku game, with anime characters. This week’s issue of Famitsu magazine provides more details. [Thanks, Game Jouhou.]

Here’s a list of all the songs from various anime series:

Yuru Yuri:

• “Yuriyurarararayuruyuri Daijiken” (S1 opening theme)
• “Yes! Yuyuyu Yuruyuri Onpu” (S2 opening theme)

Nyaruko: Crawling with Love:

• “Taiyo Iwaku Moeyo Chaos” (S1 opening theme)
• “Koi wa Chaos no Shimobenari” (S2 opening theme)

Vividred Operation:

• “Vivid Shining Sky” (ending theme)
• “Arifureta Shiawase” (ending theme)

Kin-iro Mosaic:

• “Jumping!” (S1 opening theme)
• “Your Voice” (S1 ending theme)

Arpeggio of Blue Steel:

• “Blue Field” (ending theme)
• “Innocent Blue” (ending theme)

Tesagure! Bakatsu-mono:

• “Stand Up!!!!” (opening theme)
• “Tesaguri Bubuka” (background music)

Wake Up, Girls!:

• “Tachiagare!” (movie theme song)
• “7 Girls War” (opening theme)

Go! Go! 575:

• “Kotoba Colorful” (opening theme)
• “Kotoba Sagashitai” (ending theme)

No-Rin:

• “Mogitate Fruit Girls” (ending theme)
• “Cordless Tele Phone” (first episode opening/background music)

Engaged to the Unidentified:

• “Tomadoi Recipe” (opening theme)
• “Masshiro World” (ending theme)

Is the Order a Rabbit?:

• “Daydream Café” (S1 opening theme)
• “Poppin’ Jump” (S1 ending theme)

Miracle Girls Festival will release in Japan in Winter 2015 for PlayStation Vita.