Guide

**The mobile game is currently on an indefinite hiatus**

Currently still work in progress. All translations for lesson and recording missions as well as the daily and weekly missions can be found here.

## Home Screen

    The home screen serves as a main hub where you can access all of CUE!'s main gameplay. The image on the left is a translation of where all the buttons lead.

**Lesson** is where lessons can be played. Lessons require LP and they drop training materials needed to strengthen cards. LP can overflow and you can have up to 9999 LP at a time. More information is in the lesson section.

**Work** is where recordings can be played. Recordings require RP and they also drop training materials to strengthen cards as well as coins. RP can overflow and you can have up to 999 RP at a time. More information is in the recordings section.

**Story** is where all the ingame stories can be accessed. Reading stories rewards blue jewels and card stories can also reward unique gift items for each seiyuu. Past lesson talks, event stories, and CUE room streams can be unlocked using memory music boxes which can be bought from the coin exchange for 30,000 coins.

**Management** is where you can increase your bond with any of the sixteen seiyuu and play auditions. More information is in the management section.

**Scout** is where you can view and pull in the various scouting banners. More information on banners is in the scouting section.

**Seiyuu** is where you can increase the strength of your cards. More information is in the cards section.

**Event** is where you can access the main event page. More information on events can be found in the events section.

Clicking on the menu button on the top right of the screen opens the extended menu where you can access the other features of CUE! including most of the main gameplay features. The image on the right provides a translation of where each button leads.

The most notable are:

**Screening**, where you can watch the ingame anime. Watching each anime for the first time will reward 200 blue jewels. More information is in the anime section.

**Goals**, where you can see what missions you can complete and what rewards they offer.

**Office**, where you can collect LP, RP, among other items that recover over a period of time. More information is in the office section.

**Shop**, where you can purchase blue jewels with real money.

**Exchange**, where you can exchange coins, notebooks, etc. for items.

**Profile**, where you can edit your name, comment, card support, and equip titles.

**Friend**, where you can see who you follow and who follows you.

**Item**, where you can view all the items you have and sell any turtle piggy banks you've accumulated.

**Album**, where you can view all the cards you have.

### Customizing Homescreen

   Clicking the middle of the homescreen will switch to this screen where you are able to switch between the Live2D models or a card illustration. The button on the bottom right will allow you to change which seiyuu is displayed on your homescreen or change which card illustration is shown depending on which option you picked.

**Live2D:**

    Live2D mode allows up to four seiyuu to be on your homescreen. The amount of seiyuu displayed can be picked from the first four options on the top bar.

The next three options determine how close the seiyuu are to the screen. The head icon zooms up on the seiyuu's face, the torso shows the seiyuu torso up, and the fullbody icon shows the seiyuu waist up. However, depending on how many seiyuu are on screen at a time, only the fullbody option may be available.

The background can be changed by clicking the picture icon at the end of the bar. The time of day changes in the background based on JST. Backgrounds can be unlocked by reading the main story and playing certain events.

The clothes of the seiyuu can also be changed by clicking the shirt icon to the right of each individual seiyuu. Outfits can be unlocked by reading all three parts of a four star card's card story and special seasonal outfits can be unlocked by buying them with paid gems in the store.

**Illustration:**

    Illustration mode allows you to equip up to four cards that you can switch between on your homescreen. The first card marked "Heroine" is the default card displayed on your homescreen when you open up the game.

Card art can be switched between the bloomed and unbloomed by pressing and holding on a card until its status comes up and clicking the button that says 切り替え underneath the picture of the card.

## Cards

Collecting cards is one of the main goals of CUE! and they are essential in doing nearly everything in the game.

They come in five rarities, one stars, two stars, three stars, four stars, and S (subcast) cards. All one star cards are given to you when you begin the game while the rest of the rarities are primarily obtained through scouting, which features two to four stars, or events, which can feature three stars, four stars, or S cards.

Each card is one of the four attributes, voice (red), technique (blue), mental (green), and charisma (orange). The attribute of the card determines its effectiveness in recordings with matching attributes scoring higher (Ex: charisma cards score higher in primarily charisma recordings) as well as collecting materials associated with the attribute (Ex: charisma cards typically collect more charisma pieces).

### Powering up Cards

    Cards can be strengthened by clicking the bottom button labeled 声優強化 (Seiyuu strengthening) within the Seiyuu menu.

The strength of cards can be increased in four ways: Leveling, step up, limit breaking, and skill leveling.

**Leveling:**

    Raising the levels of cards requires training microphones. They can be obtained as rewards from daily/weekly missions, events, campaigns, the exchange shop, as well as Masaki's Friday daily lesson.

You can manually click each type of microphone and select how many you want to use in order to level up cards, or you can click the top button to the right of the microphones labeled 自動選択 (Auto selection) which will automatically select the number of microphones needed to reach the card's max level. The button below, リセット (Reset), will deselect all microphones previously selected. After at least one microphone is selected, the gray button on the bottom right of the screen will become green and when clicked, will use the chosen microphones to level the card.

Level caps vary depending on the rarity of the card as well as how limit broken they are. A table of the level caps of all card rarities are below.

**Step up:**

Completing step ups of cards

    are the primary way cards are strengthened as they increase stats, raise skill level caps, and unlock the card's casting traits and audition activities.

There are five steps in total, with each step using more materials and costing more coins to complete than the last. Each step is made up of six nodes which you need to unlock in order to move onto the next step. The nodes will either raise stats, unlock casting traits, and raise skill caps. All casting traits for a card are unlocked in step two, skill levels for cards are fully uncapped in step five, and the second audition activity is unlocked after completing step five.

The materials used for step up are pieces (obtained mainly from lessons), training manuals (obtained mainly from lessons), and magazines (obtained mainly from recordings). The amount of pieces and manuals needed vary based on the attribute of the card (Ex: Charisma cards use more charisma pieces and manuals) while the amount of magazines used depend on which team that seiyuu belongs to.

**Limit Breaking:**

    Cards can be limit broken if you get more than one copy of the same card or if you use photos. Limit breaking will increase the level cap of a card as well as unlock an additional main skills.

The first two limit breaks require only one additional copy of the same card/photo while the third limit break requires two copies of the same card/two photos. The final limit break will also "bloom" the card and unlock a second card illustration.

**Golden photos** can be used to limit break any cards that are three stars or below. They can be obtained in the exchange shop, events, campaigns, and stamp scouts. It is recommended to only use golden photos on three stars that are not available in the scouting ticket pool.

**Rainbow photos** are exclusively used to limit break four star cards. They can be obtained in the exchange shop, events, campaigns, and stamp scouts. It is not recommended to use rainbow photos on any of the initial Forever Friends four stars as they are the only four stars available in the scouting ticket pool.

**Character photos**can either be gold or rainbow but they can only be used to limit break a card of that specific character. They can only be obtained as bond rewards for reaching certain milestones.

**Skills:**

    Raising the skill levels of cards strengthens the effects of recording and lesson skills.

Skills can be leveled up by using skill headphones. Upon clicking the skill you want to level, each type of headphone will show a certain percentage above it which adds to the overall percentage of success of the skill leveling up. Skills can only be leveled up one level at a time.

There are four types of skills, heroine skills (top skill), main skills (second set of skills), subcast skills (third set of skills), and lesson skills (last skill).

**Heroine skills** are a card's main and most powerful recording skill. Each card only has one heroine skill. They should have top priority when leveling up skills.

**Main skills** are recording skills that activate in addition to heroine skills. Cards can have up to three main skills with each new skill being unlocked with each limit break.

**Subcast skills** are secondary recording skills that only activate when a card is placed in the subcast. Each card typically has one subcast skill but S cards have three subcast skills.

**Lesson skills** only activate when completing lessons. Each card only has one lesson skill.

Specific skills for each card can be found in the card list here.

### Team Formation

**Lesson Formation**

     Lessons require four cards on your team. You can either manually choose which cards you want to put on your team or use auto formation by clicking おすすめ編成 in the top right.

All cards have lesson skills which have different effects on lessons such as increasing the amount of pieces dropped, filling the special gauge faster, increasing the amount of trust you get for cards, etc. Equipping cards that match the attribute of the lesson will also raise the efficiency in which you can collect the corresponding pieces and manuals.

A full list of cards and their skills can be found here.

Organizing certain combinations of characters on your team will also activate link skills. Link skills can only be leveled up through playing lessons. The amount of link skills as well as which link skills are activated can be seen by clicking the リンクボーナス button.

     As for auto formation, you can automatically build a team based on link skills and teams by selecting the parameters you want. After the team has been made, you are still able to freely change cards.

All four cards on your team must be of different seiyuu as doubles of the same seiyuu are not allowed.

**Recording Formation**

     Recordings also require four cards on your main team. However, in all recordings except for compe recordings, you are allowed to select a guest card, another player's card, to help you. Additionally, recordings have a subcast team of nine cards. Cards in the subcast section will only activate their subskills while cards on your main team will activate their heroine and main skills. Similarly to lessons, you can manually choose your cards as well as use auto formation by clicking おすすめ編成.

All cards have different skills that can help increase your overall score such as raising stats during certain conditions and calling a subcast card to randomly use one of its main skills. Skills are more essential to scoring high than individual card stats are. Equipping cards that match the attributes of a recording also heavily contribute to raising your score.

A full list of cards and their skills can be found here.

Each card also has a total of three casting traits. Matching casting traits between cards and roles in recordings give the card a stat boost that increases depending on the amount of shared traits. You can tell if a card has matching recordings traits to a role if there are green circles above it when you select what card to equip as well as if a card's total power is in green instead of white.

The amount of casting traits a recording role has depends on the difficulty played with beginner having one casting trait, standard having two casting traits, and expert having three casting traits.

Organizing certain combinations of characters on your team will also activate link skills. Link skills increase the total strength of your team by a certain percentage depending on the level and which link skills are activated. Because of that, link skills are also important in scoring high. The amount of link skills as well as which link skills are activated can be seen by clicking the リンクボーナス button. Link skills can only be activated by cards on your main team, cards in the subcast team do not activate link skills.

     As for auto formation, you can automatically build a team based on link skills and teams by selecting the parameters you want. After the team has been made, you are still able to freely change cards. The button on the left toggles it so that only your main team is edited while the button on the right toggles it so that only your subcast team is edited.

All four cards on your team must be of different seiyuu as doubles of the same seiyuu are not allowed.

## Lessons

Lessons are one of the main forms of gameplay in CUE! along with recordings and auditions. Lessons use LP and the amount of LP used depends on the chapter that is being played. Playing lessons themselves require little to no input and can auto run by itself until you have no LP left.

Playing lessons are the primary way pieces and items such as training manuals are obtained. The type of pieces dropped as well as the types of items dropped depend on the main attribute of the lesson and can be checked by clicking the present box with a question mark as seen below.

Each regular lesson is of an ingame anime performed by one of the four teams. All lessons are split into four parts with three chapters to complete for each seiyuu.

Each chapter needs to be played a certain number of times in order to fully clear it. Completely clearing a lesson chapter unlocks the recording chapter of the corresponding anime (Ex: Completing chapter one of the lesson for Magic Works unlocks chapter one of the recording for Magic Works). The bar to the left of each chapter shows its completion rate. The completion rate can also be seen while playing incomplete lessons.

There are two types of lessons: Regular lessons and daily lessons. As said above, regular lessons unlock recordings once completed. Meanwhile, daily lessons feature a higher drop rate of pieces and training items compared to regular lessons and rotate between which attribute has a higher drop rate during the week days. All daily lessons are available during the weekend.

    The image on the right is a basic translation of the functions of lessons.

**Pause:**
The pause button can pause the lesson. You can see all the items and pieces you have collected so far from that session as well as other stats.

**Speed:**
Lessons can run at normal speed, 2x speed, or 3x speed. Tapping the button will switch between the three options.

**Repeat:**
The repeat button allows the current lesson to repeat itself until it has been fully cleared to 100% or until you run out of LP.

**AFK:**
AFK mode allows you to leave the CUE! app while lessons play in the background. Upon selecting it, it will show you how much time it takes for your current amount of LP to empty and after clicking the blue button on the right to confirm, it will exit out of the app where you can freely do anything else on your device. If you return to the app before your LP runs out, you will resume in the middle of the lesson it is currently on and if you return after you run out of LP, a result box will pop up and show how much items and pieces you got while you were away. You can then continue to replay the lesson or exit out of the box and be sent back to the home screen.

**Special Training:**
Special training occurs when the special training gauge (located on the top left of the screen) is filled. It fills overtime as you play lessons and the process can be sped up if certain lesson skills are used. While in special training, the likelihood of obtaining items and pieces are increased and the frequency of lesson skills activating increase. There is also a chance of link skill levels rising more during special training.

All translations for lesson missions can be found here.

## Recordings

Recordings are one of the main forms of gameplay in CUE! along with lessons and auditions. Recordings use RP and the amount of RP used depends on the difficulty that is being played.

The main goal of recordings is to create a team that is able to achieve a high enough score in order to reach S rank. Powering up cards via leveling and step up, utilizing link skills, and matching casting traits are essential in achieving high scores. However, using auto formation will allow you to score high enough to get an S rank on any recording difficulty given your cards are strong enough.

Recordings are split into three chapters, each with three difficulties: beginner, standard, and expert. Clearing at least one difficulty in each chapter will unlock the short mini anime clip of the anime.

Completing recordings awards magazines, skill headphones, and coins.

All translations for recording missions can be found here.

### Compe (Competition)

    Compe, or competition, recordings are limited time recordings in which you compete with others for the highest score. Compe seasons typically last for about a week.

There are seven different class tiers, ranging from the lowest tier, F, to the highest tier, S. After participating in compe at least once, there will be an arrow indicating where your current high score will land you. If in the blue, you will drop a rank, if in the green, you will stay the same rank, and if in the orange, you will advance to the next rank.

At the end of every season, you are awarded compe coins which you can exchange for various items such as rainbow notebooks, platinum skill headphones, and past event cards. Past event cards are only available in the shop for a month before rotating to a different set of cards. However, they will come back once it is that month again (Ex: Cards available in December will be available again the following December). Three stars cost 300 compe coins for a single copy while four stars cost 1200 compe coins. The amount of compe coins rewarded differ with each class tier you end up in.

You can check what attribute the next compe season will focus on by clicking the gray button on the bottom left.

### Anime

As previously mentioned, after at least one difficulty in each chapter of an anime's recording is completed, a mini clip of the anime will be unlocked.

Each anime clip is about 2-3 minutes long and each character in the anime is voiced by one of the members of AiRBLUE.

Watching an anime for the first time will award you with 200 blue jewels.

The original cast of each anime is unlocked by default and you can cast other seiyuu in a role by using casting tickets. Casting a seiyuu will also award an amazing bond item, worth 500 bond points, for them.

Casting tickets exclusive for each anime can be obtained by completing all recording missions along with getting an S rank. Meanwhile general casting tickets that can be used for any anime are primarily obtained through events.

## Link Skills

Link skills are a combination of cards of certain characters that increases your score in recordings. They are unlocked and leveled up by playing lessons.

Link skills increase an overall recording teams power by a certain percentage and stacks up if there's more than one in effect. If the attribute of a link skill matches with the main attribute of a recording, then that link skill's boost will be doubled (ex: 1.0% is increased to 2.0%).

When leveling up, a link skill worth 1.0% is increased by 0.1% for every level, a link skill worth 2.2% is increased by 0.2% every level, and a link skill worth 3.3% is increased by 0.3% every level.

Every link skill also has a link skill story that is unlocked at the same time as when you unlock a link skill. Link skill stories can be found here.

Below is a table of where all link skills are unlocked, their main attribute, and their base effect.

## Management

     Upon selecting one of the sixteen characters, you will be sent to their character room. You are able listen to voice clips by pressing the icon with the speaker on it and you can change a seiyuu's clothes by clicking the shirt icon.

You can to unlock more voice clips by purchasing limited seasonal items with jewels, collecting new cards of a character, raising a character's bond level, and by purchasing special costumes in the paid jewel store. Meanwhile, outfits are generally unlocked by collecting four star cards of characters and reading the entirety of that card's story but special outfits are also available in the paid jewel store.

    You're able to view your current bond level with the seiyuu you selected as well as how many more bond points are needed in order to increase their bond level on the left.

In order to increase your bond level with a seiyuu, you need to give them gifts. You are able to select what gift you want to give by clicking the 差し入れ button near the bottom right of the character room screen.

Each gift is worth a certain amount of bond points and upon filling the bond point gauge, your bond level will increase. The amount of bond point each gift is worth can be seen to the upper right of each gift.

Each seiyuu has a unique gift that you can only give to them. These unique gifts are worth the most bond points and come in two grades: the normal gift has a silver background and is worth 100 bond points while the amazing gift has a gold background and is worth 500 bond points.

General gifts can be obtained from the coin exchange, scouts, and events while character specific gifts can be obtained from fully leveling up a max limit broken card, casting them in roles, and by reading card stories.

     For every bond level increased, you are awarded twenty blue gems and ten bond skill points. Reaching certain bond milestones will also reward character specific titles and other benefits for that seiyuu.

Clicking 絆スキル allows you to allocate the bond skill points you have gained to any of the four attributes and permanently increases that stat across all of the seiyuu's cards. Skill points can be reset by clicking スキルリセット on the top of right and using a reset hammer. Reset hammers can be obtained from compe events and in the coin exchange.

Bond milestones are as followed:

### Auditions

Auditions are another form of gameplay in CUE and are essential for scoring high in recordings. While S ranking recordings is possible without doing any auditions, getting all the rewards in compe events, Rio-san impromptu recording events, and ranking high in compe is impossible without audition skills.

A full explanation along with tips for S ranking auditions can be found in Pris's audition guide.

## Events

Events reward event limited cards among other items. All events have limited time event missions that vary between each new event that rewards additional items when completed. So far, the only way to get old event cards is to either wait for a rerun of a past event to come or to wait for cards to be available in compe exchange.

There are five main event types in CUE! that feature event cards as rewards.

### Story Events

    Story events typically feature four stars but there have been times where a three star is featured along with a four star card. This is one of two event types that feature an event story.

The event lessons are limited to the event and **do not** come back once the event is over. The lesson talks from story events as well as the event story can be unlocked with memory music boxes if missed.

Playing event lessons will drop recording tickets which can be used to play the event recordings. Completing event recordings will award both event points and a special event item that can be used to pull from event boxes.

Rewards from boxes include copies of the event card itself, rainbow notebooks, scouting tickets, materials, etc. Each box features a hot item, typically the event card featured in the event, which you need to get before you can move on to the next box. In order to collect all copies of the event card(s), you must clear five boxes as well as complete certain event missions which differ each event.

Once you reach the sixth box and onwards, the hot item will be replaced with ten blue jewels.

**Only exclusive to revival events**, alongside with boxes there will also be an event exchange shop. It features a background key which unlocks an exclusive background featured in the event story as well as a rainbow photo.

### Box Events

    Box events can feature either four star or three star cards.

Playing regular lessons will drop special medals used to pull in event boxes. Each box features a hot item, the event card, that you need to pull in order for you to move onto the next box. After clearing the first five boxes, the hot item will be replaced with ten blue jewels. Other items included in boxes are scouting tickets, rainbow notebooks, casting tickets, training microphones, and other items needed for step ups and leveling.

There are also event missions for every new box event which will award additional rewards upon completion.

Past event cards from box events are eventually added into the monthly compe coin exchange.

### Competition (Compe) Events

    Compe events only feature either three stars or S cards.

In order to get the featured event card as well as other rewards, you must complete a certain amount of event missions, which vary every new compe event. Completing five missions will give you one copy of the event card and you need to complete thirty missions in order to max out the event card.
Other rewards for completing missions are skill headphones as well as a reroll ticket which you can only get if you complete all 45 missions.

Every time you complete a recording in the current compe season, you will fill the compe level gauge. Each time the guage is filled, you will get a reward. Rewards vary between every event but you will always get a casting ticket for completing the 39th gauge and a special event title for completing the 40th gauge. After the 40th gauge you will get a surprise box which will give you random rewards ranging from coins, other material boxes, turtles, etc.

Finally, there are score borders in which you will be rewarded every time you score a certain amount of points. Rewards from reaching score borders include bond items, casting tickets, scouting tickets, and reroll tickets. In order to reach these point borders, you need both a strong recording team as well as to fulfill requests.

New requests open everyday of the event and can also be dropped from completing lessons. Requests differ every new compe event but typically entail including certain characters, link skills, traits, etc. on your team. Requests not only increase your overall score by a certain percentage but they also give you rewards upon fulfilling them for the first time.

Past compe event cards are eventually added into the monthly compe coin exchange rotation.

### CUE! Screening Party Events

    CUE! Screening Party events not only exclusively have an event four star card, but they also introduce a new anime of the respective team featured. As such, the event lessons and recordings correspond to the new anime and are later permanently added after the event ends.

This is one of the two event types that include an event story as well as one of two event types that has ranking. Each tier gives different rewards and in order to get all four copies of the event card, you must rank top 1000 or higher. Ranking within top 100 will also award you with a special event exclusive title commemorating your rank.

Playing event lessons will drop recording tickets which can be used to play the event recordings. Completing event recordings will award both event points and a special event item that can be used to exchange for various items in the event exchange shop.

### CUE! ROOM Events

    CUE! ROOM events feature exclusively event four stars and involve completing event missions as well as getting like points in order to get rewards.

Event missions vary every CUE! ROOM event. Completing them will allow you get and max out the event four star.

In order to get like points, you need to use like items during a CUE! ROOM stream. You get like items by playing lessons. Lessons will drop green hearts which are worth one point when used in a stream. Accumulating a certain amount of green hearts will allow you to exchange them for like items worth more like points. Earning like points will reward training items and earning 500k like points will earn a special title that commemorates getting 500k points for that specific CUE! ROOM event.

        There are two types of like items:

**Hearts**offer between 1 to 1,000 like points depending on which heart is used.

**Character stamps**offer between 1,000 to 300,000 like points depending on which stamp is used. Using character stamps will also allow you to rank for whoever you use (Ex: Using a Haruna stamp will go towards earning points for ranking for Haruna). However, character stamps can only be used if the character is also present in the stream (Ex: If Haruna is not in the stream, then her stamps cannot be used).

Ranking within top 100 for a character will award you with a special character specific title commemorating your rank.

A table of how to get each item and its worth is below:

 Pink Heart
 Red Heart
 Mini Character Stamp
 Large Character Stamp
 Extra Large Character Stamp

    In order to earn like points, you must attend a CUE! ROOM stream while it is live (or use a time ticket), select the like item you want to use, and tap the screen to rack up points. Tapping quickly multiple times allows you to build up a combo which gives you a multiplier on the amount of like points you get.

There are a total of eleven streams with each new stream opening everyday of the event. Each stream is live between 19:00 JST to 23:59 JST (7:00 PM JST to 11:59 PM JST). The live portion is one of the only times in which you can earn points from a stream. The only other time you can earn like points from a stream is if you missed opening a stream within the aforementioned time frame and use a time ticket (can be bought in the event coin exchange for 10,000 coins) to view it.

All streams can be viewed again after the event ends in the story tab and missed streams can be unlocked with a memory music box.

There are also two other event types that only reward items:

### President's Special Program

     President's special program is a special event that features no cards and instead features a four star photo among other strengthening materials.

Playing regular lessons will drop special medals used to pull in event boxes. Each box features a hot item that you need to pull in order for you to move onto the next box. In this case, hot items for boxes one to four are platinum skill headphones and the four star photo is only available in the fifth box. After clearing the first five boxes, the hot item will be replaced with ten blue jewels. Other items included in boxes are scouting tickets, pieces, training microphones, and other items needed for step ups and leveling.

There are also a set of missions to complete with each new event and that will award you additional items upon completion.

### Rio-san's Impromptu Recording

     Rio-san's Impromptu Recording is a special kind of event that features no event cards and only rewards bond items among other strengthening materials.

Each impromptu recording features a unique recording ranging from beginner, standard, expert, and a difficulty exclusive to impromptu recordings, special. Similarly to regular recordings, each difficulty has a set of goals to complete and reward additional items. S ranking any difficulty will award you with a special bond item, honey toast, that is worth fifty bond points.

Additionally, there are also event missions that can award up to ten scouting tickets among other rewards if completed.

## Scouting

**Unless specified, all cards are permanent and will be added into the general scouting pool after the banner ends.**

There are four main types of scouting banners:

### Platinum Scout

    The platinum scout is a permanent banner that includes all permanent cards previously released. The featured rate up card changes every month and is a **limited** birthday four star of whoever's birthday is in that month. Birthday four stars come back every year.

For example, in the 2020 December platinum scout, it features a rate up on Rie's 2020 birthday card as well as her 2019 birthday card from the year before.

Platinum scouts also use two special items: Platinum medals and reroll tickets.

Platinum medals are an item used for sparking. You can get one for every solo or ten for every ten scout. **They do not expire with every monthly card change** and collecting a total of 200 medals (twenty ten pulls or 6,000 total blue jewels used in the platinum scout) will allow you to exchange for one copy of the featured birthday card for that month. It is possible to save medals until a card you want becomes available.

As the name suggests, reroll tickets are used to redo a ten scout. Currently, they can only be obtained as rewards in Compe events or during special campaigns.

**Birthday Scout**

    On a character's birthday, a special birthday banner will appear. They feature a rate up on all a character's cards currently available in the general scouting pool, including the monthly limited cards. However, they do not include any other past limited cards.

They function the same as platinum scouts where each scout awards platinum medals and the use of reroll tickets are allowed. They only last for one day.

### Stamp Scout

    Stamp scouts are a limited banner that typically feature a rate up on new permanent or limited cards. The amount of rate up cards usually range from one to two new cards. Permanent cards will be added into the general scouting pool after the banner is over.

Only ten scouts are allowed for this type of banner and each scout will fill one stamp on the stamp card for extra rewards.

The items featured on stamp cards vary every new stamp scout but there will always be a **random four star ticket** on the 10th scout (3,000 blue jewels), a **four star select ticket** on the 30th scout (9,000 blue jewels), a **rainbow photo** on the 40th scout (12,000 blue jewels), and another **four star select ticket** on the 50th scout (15,000 blue jewels).

All rewards that can be obtained from the stamp card can viewed by clicking the button with the turtle next to the scouting button.

### Step up Scout

    Step up scouts are a limited banner that typically feature a rate up of a new permanent card for a limited time before it gets added into the general scouting pool.

No solos are allowed for this type of banner.

The rewards of each step up vary with every new banner.

## Misc

### Office

     The office is an area mainly used to collect additional LP, RP, training microphones, and turtles over a period of time. Each resource is generated by an item (ex: LP is generated from the vending machine) and can be leveled up as your player level increases in order to increase the rate in which it is produced as well as increasing the max cap for how much it can hold.

Additionally, you can set the home screen BGM to the short version of one of AiRBLUE's songs by clicking the stereo and choosing up to three tracks that will replace the default BGM. AiRBLUE and team theme songs are unlocked by completing the main story while anime theme songs are unlocked by completing all recording goals and S ranking all recording difficulties for an anime.

You can also put up to two posters for ingame anime up in the office next to the stereo. Posters of an anime are unlocked when you cast a total of five additional characters across the four roles available for each anime.

### Data Backup and Transfer

**Your account may only be on one device at a time and if you transfer your account to a different OS (ex: IOS to Android or Android to IOS), all paid jewels will be lost.**

In order to backup data, open the menu and click on "その他 (Other)".

Now click on "データ引き継ぎ (Data Transfer)".

On the data transfer screen, there will be an area to enter your transfer password and the transfer code itself will be under the area where you enter your password. Your password cannot be longer than six characters.

On your new device, click "データ引き継ぎ" on the title screen.

Finally, enter your transfer code and password and click the button on the right to transfer.