TeamSayo Project C/Chibi Crossing

Chibi Crossing is an experience created by TeamSayo Project C. It had its alpha release in July 2020.
On March 12, 2023, seyai_one stated there would no longer be development on the game due to the team going on different paths, after the game was not updated for over a year.
== Gameplay ==
In this game, players can collect and trade Chibis, which are small cute characters. Chibis give the player Munny every second when they are equipped. The player can spend Munny to open capsules which contain Chibis. Up to three Chibis can be equipped at a time, which float and follow the player (more Chibis can be equipped by spending Robux). Chibis have tiers describing their rarity (N, R, SR, SSR, UR, EX) however it is never disclosed what the abbreviations stand for.
Each Chibi has four stats which are Cool, Cute, Power and Speed. If a player opens a capsule and receives a Chibi they already own, the Chibi they own will have its star rating increased rather than keeping both distinct Chibis. Chibis with higher stars earn more Munny per second. Every Chibi can also be upgraded using Munny, which increases its stats but not its Munny rate (Chibis with higher stars can be upgraded more). Players can sell Chibis using the salesman outside the Capsule Store.
== Chibis ==
Chibi 	Tier	Munny Rate	Stats	Stats	Stats	Stats
Chibi 	Tier	Munny Rate	Cool 	Cute 	Power	Speed
High School Boy 	N 	69 	187 	100 	250 	175
High School Boy 	N 	69 	187 	100 	250 	175
High School Girl 	N 	69 	187 	250 	100 	175
High School Girl 	N 	69 	187 	250 	100 	175
Little Scarlet Sister	R 	210 	394 	500 	642 	320
Blue Hair Otaku 	R 	212 	710 	929 	422 	392
White Eye Princess 	R 	250 	457 	493 	875 	600
Scarlet Devil Head 	R 	257 	394 	929 	422 	710
Cyclist Hero 	R 	269 	875 	439 	400 	600
Rising Hero 	SR 	344 	594 	478 	1174 	622
Cutest Sister 	SR 	345 	1442 	1487 	873 	520
Scythe Meister 	SR 	354 	594 	502 	1132 	622
Virtual Idol 	SR 	369 	1504 	1271 	504 	822
Sarkaz Vanguard 	SR 	379 	1504 	1271 	504 	822
Suspicious Character 	SSR 	169 	1527 	1605 	524 	1272
Noisy Shinobi 	SSR 	457 	505 	478 	1174 	729
Edgy Shinobi 	SSR 	484 	1000 	478 	1174 	729
Floating Heroine 	SSR 	498 	1270 	1472 	1323 	1550
Rubber Human 	SSR 	500 	1527 	524 	1605 	1272
Palm-top Tiger 	SSR 	504 	514 	1938 	1082 	448
Lost Child 	SSR 	576 	1488 	1005 	1805 	1572
Red Devil 	SSR 	675 	1488 	1005 	1805 	1572
Pink-Haired Tsundere 	SSR 	754 	427 	1555 	511 	485
Your Best Friend 	SSR 	777 	175 	2000 	125 	50
Stabby Bookworm 	SSR 	789 	1555 	1027 	777 	485
Lone Camper 	UR 	710 	1561 	2051 	627 	450
New Transfer 	UR 	711 	577 	2051 	1573 	450
Shadow Wizard Girl 	UR 	756 	487 	1124 	1593 	600
Smol Demon 	UR 	864 	250 	1661 	1050 	1022
Partner Killer 	UR 	874 	1066 	1066 	1066 	1066
Tanuki Demi-Human 	UR 	875 	493 	1661 	820 	1022
Crimson Archwizard 	UR 	890 	1048 	1628 	2071 	788
Shut-in Gamer 	UR 	984 	2447 	1227 	271 	588
Bee Hive Princess 	UR 	1050 	1082 	2165 	1684 	502
Lit. Club President 	UR 	1250 	555 	1492 	1427 	543
Template-chan 	EX 	2000 	1060 	1060 	1060 	1060
SayoGirl: Kaoru 	EX 	2000 	1560 	1560 	1560 	1560
== Capsules ==
Chances described in this table are the total chance of all characters in the respective tier, not the chance of an individual character within the tier.
Capsule 	Cost 	Tier Chance	Tier Chance	Tier Chance	Tier Chance	Tier Chance	Location
Capsule 	Cost 	N 	R 	SR 	SSR 	UR 	Location
Basic Capsule 	1,000 Munny 	80% 	20% 	0% 	0% 	0% 	Chibi Store
Normie Capsule 	35,000 Munny 	692% 	40.9% 	38% 	0% 	0% 	Chibi Store
Weeblet Capsule 	100,000 Munny 	44.9% 	45% 	10% 	0.1% 	0% 	Chibi Store
Senpai Capsule 	3,200,000 Munny 	24.8% 	50% 	25% 	0.2% 	0% 	Chibi Store
Otaku Capsule 	1,550,000 Munny 	18% 	50% 	25% 	0.1% 	0% 	Chibi Store
Goshujin-sama Capsule	375,000,000 Munny 	10% 	58.14% 	30% 	0.5% 	0.1% 	Chibi Store
Spooky Capsule 	1,031 Arcade Tickets 	0% 	37.5% 	45% 	15% 	2.5% 	Arcade
Super Spooky Capsule 	10,310 Arcade Tickets	0% 	17% 	35% 	40% 	8% 	Arcade
Kami-sama Capsule 	201 Robux 	0% 	0% 	50% 	35% 	15% 	Chibi Mart
== Arcade ==
The player can play two arcade games at the M1KU Arcade building, which are Chibi Catch and Chibi Hop. Players earn Arcade Tickets from playing these minigames, which can be used to open the Spooky Capsule and Super Spooky Capsule. These arcade capsules offer the highest chances of opening SSR and UR chibis without spending Robux.
In Chibi Catch, the player controls Shiro and uses A and D or arrow keys to move her left or right. The player must catch falling food to earn score while avoiding falling harmful objects. The player is awarded Munny and Arcade Tickets for winning. In Chibi Hop, the player controls Shiro and uses spacebar to make her jump. The player must jump over anything that approaches her to earn score. The player is awarded Munny and Arcade Tickets for winning.
== Trivia ==
*The design of the whole map resembles Shibuya Crossing, hence the name of the game.
*Most of the Chibis are based on anime characters:
**Cyclist Hero is based on Satoru from One Punch-Man.
**Little Scarlet Sister is based on Flandre Scarlet from Touhou.
**Scarlet Devil Head is based on Remilia Scarlet from Touhou.
**Blue Hair Otaku is based on Konata Izumi from Lucky Star.
**Noisy Shinobi is based on Naruto Uzumaki from Naruto.
**Edgy Shinobi is based on Sasuke Uchiha from Naruto.
**White Eye Princess is based on Hinata Hyuga from Naruto.
**Cutest Sister is based on Kirino Kosaka from Oreimo.
**Sarkaz Vanguard is based on Vigna from Arknights.
**Virtual Idol is based on Hatsune Miku.
**Scythe Meister is based on Maka Albarn from Soul Eater.
**Rising Hero is based on Izuku Midoriya from My Hero Academia.
**Floating Heroine is based on Ochako_1 from My Hero Academia.
**Your Best Friend is based on Sayori from Doki Doki Literature Club!.
**Stabby Bookworm is based on Yuri from Doki Doki Literature Club!.
**Pink-Haired Tsundere is based on Natsuki from Doki Doki Literature Club!.
**Lit. Club President is based on Monika from Doki Doki Literature Club!.
**Red Devil is based on Rin Tohsaka from Fate/stay night.
**Rubber Human is based on Luffy from One Piece.
**Suspicious Character is based on ??? from ???.
**Palm-top Tiger is based on Taiga Aisaka from Toradora.
**Lost Child is based on Ryuko Matoi from Kill la Kill.
**New Transfer is based on Nadeshiko Kagamihara from Yuru Camp.
**Lone Camper is based on Rin Shima from Yuru Camp.
**Shadow Wizard Girl is based on Dark Magician Girl from Yu-Gi-Oh!.
**Smol Demon is based on Nezuko Kamado from Demon Slayer.
**Crimson Archwizard is based on Megumin from Konosuba.
**Bee Hive Princess is based on Chitoge Kirisaki from Nisekoi.
**Partner Killer is based on Zero Two from Darling in the Franxx.
**Shut-in Gamer is based on Shiro from No Game No Life.
**Tanuki Demi-Human is based on Raphtalia from The Rising of the Shield Hero.
**SayoGirl: Kaoru is based on Kaoru, the mascot of Sayounara Studios (now known as Team Sayo).
*High School Boy and High School Girl are the only Chibis to have variants, each having 2 different versions.
*There was previously a portal which teleported players to an area where they could use their Chibis to fight monsters. This feature was removed for unknown reasons, leaving the game with no combat aspect and Chibi stats redundant.
*There was a planned house feature in which players could own a house and customize it with furniture. This was however never released due to development being discontinued.
*There are 39 different appearances of the NPCs who walk around the city, which are all based on notable members of Team Sayo or friends of . They are: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , and .
*The 'RJ' logo used in the train stations is a reversed version of 'JR', the logo for Japan Railways Group.
*The artwork inside of the elevated train station concourse was illustrated by (also known as raquiles), a developer of Team Sayo.
*There are many signs around the city which say 'UWU' and 'Nyanpasu'. 'UWU' is a cute emoticon face while 'nyanpasu' is a reference to a quote by Renge Miyauchi from Non Non Biyori.
*The Gungnir, the weapon used by Remilia Scarlet from Touhou, is seen on a shelf in the Chibi store.
*The Froggy Chair from Animal Crossing can be seen in the furniture store.
*Mugi's Bakery is named after Tsumugi Kotobuki from K-ON! There is a board outside the bakery which says 'No stealing strawberries', a reference to a moment in Season 2, Episode 14 in which Mugi steals a strawberry.
*The Goodlife building has a logo resembling the Hololive logo. There are various splash text written on the exterior walls of this building, such as:
**モグモグ (mogu mogu) - a reference to Nekomata Okayu.
**ゆびゆび (yubi yubi) - a reference to Inugami Korone.
**にゃっはろ~ (nyaharo~) - a reference to Sakura Miko.
**ペコペコ (pekopeko) - a reference to Usada Pekora.
**あひろひ (ahiroshi) - a reference to Uruha Rushia.
**き~つね~ (ki~tsune~) - a reference to Shirakami Fubuki.
**a - a reference to Gawr Gura.
*The Re:Machine Emilia consulting building is named after to Emilia from Re:Zero.
*The 大河ド-ナツ Taiga Donuts building is named after Taiga Aisaka from Toradora, who enjoys eating donuts. A poster on a window below says 'Shinobu ド-ナツ', which is a reference to another character Shinobu Oshino from Monogatari, who also enjoys eating donuts.
*The Tohou Cinemas is named after the Touhou franchise.
*The そのすば (sonosuba) building is named after Konosuba. It also bears a logo resembling the Konosuba logo.
*The 02 store is named after Zero Two from Darling in the Franxx.
*The price to open the Spooky Capsule and Super Spooky Capsules are 1,031 Arcade Tickets and 10,301 Arcade Tickets respectively. These prices are a reference to the date of Halloween, which is October 31st.
*The M1KU Arcade is named after Hatsune Miku. Its full name 'M1KU39' refers to the number 39 commonly associated with her name as a pun.
**The Raublocks arcade machines are named after Roblox.
**The Yuru on Ice air hockey tables are named after Yuri on Ice.
**The Blade Draw Online arcade machines are named after Sword Art Online.
**The Pac-Dude arcade machines are named after Pac-Man.
**The Bite 87 arcade machines are named after The Bite of '87, an incident in Five Nights at Freddy's.
**The Super Fluff Bros arcade machines are named after Super Smash Bros.
**The Pocket Neko arcade machines are named after Pokémon.
**The MoeMoeMoe Revolution X machine is named after Dance Dance Revolution.
**The Onii No Basuke machines are named after Kuroko no Basuke. They also have a logo resembling the NBA logo.
**The Forza Racer M machines are named after Forza Horizon.
*The Alaska building has a logo resembling the Adidas logo.
*In the ラウ モ-ル Express building, there is a quote on a wall 'Is math related to science Felix?'. This is an inside joke within the PewDiePie fanbase after Felix's reaction to a discussion between Katy Perry and Neil deGrasse Tyson on National Geographic's StarTalk.
*The Secret Blanket Society on the PROMISE building is a reference to Yuru Camp.
*The Yubi Yubi Express restaurant is a reference to Inugami Korone from Hololive. The building next to it is labeled 'もふもふ' (mofumofu) which is a reference to Nekomata Okayu from Hololive. A window above both these stores has 'Korone & Okayu written on it'. These references altogether emphasise the popular friendship between these two characters.
*The Inugami building is named after Inugami Korone from Hololive. It also has a store named 'Cozy Dog', a reference to her character.
*The Nico Nico Nii store is named after Nico Yazawa from Love Live!.
*The Chief Coffee machines are named after Boss Coffee, a popular canned coffee drink in Japan.
*The Forever 12 billboard is a reference to Forever 21.
*The Shibuyu Food Wars restaurant is named after Shokugeki no Soma.
*The HEY BRO BACO TELL store is named after Taco Bell.
*The MrDwonald's borger store is named after McDonald's.
*The Sara building is named after Zara.
*The トラブル store is named after To Love Ru.
*A billboard on a building says 'Wait it's all weebs? Always has been'. This is a refence to the Wait, It's All Ohio? Always Has Been meme.
== Gallery ==
File:Chibi_Crossing_1.png|Side-by-side comparison of Chibi Crossing with Shibuya Crossing
File:Chibi_Crossing_2.png|Shibuya Train Station
File:Chibi_Crossing_3.png|Intersection of Dougen-Zaka and Bunkamura-dori Street