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Elements Voice Series vol.1: Mika Kanai - Wind & Breeze

***Elements Voice Series vol.1: Mika Kanai - Wind & Breeze** (エレメントボイスシリーズ(1) かないみか 〜Wind & Breeze〜)* is a CD-ROM-based title for the Playdia console, featuring full motion video of Japanese pop idol Mika Kanai (かないみか).

## Releases

*Elements Voice Series vol.1: Mika Kanai* was released in Japan by Bandai on June 22, 1995. A PC version was released later.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Elements Voice Series 1: Mika Kanai: Wind & Breeze*, Console City. Accessed 2018-07-30.
2. ↑ 今回わ1995〜96年に発売された (Japanese) by EnishiMutsumi, Twitter. 2016-04-15.

## See also

* *Elements Voice Series vol.2: Rica Fukami - Private Step*
* *Elements Voice Series vol.3: Aya Hisakawa - Forest Sways*
* *Elements Voice Series vol.4: Yuri Shiratori - Rainbow Harmony*
* *Elements Voice Series vol.5: Mariko Kouda - Welcome to the Marikotown!*

## External links

* *Elements Voice Series vol.1 Mika Kanai - Wind&Breeze* at Giant Bomb
* *Elements Voice Series 1: Mika Kanai Wind & Breeze* at RF Generation
* *Element Voice Series #2: Mika Kanai* *(sic)* at DragonHints
* *Element Voice Series #2: Mika Kanai* *(sic)* at GameFAQs
* *Element Voice Series #2: Mika Kanai* *(sic)* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Elements Voice Series MIKA KANAI Wind&Breeze* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)
* Tag: エレメントボイスシリーズ (Japanese) at Nicozon

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Ultraman: Let's Play with Numbers in Ultraland

***Ultraman: Let's Play with Numbers in Ultraland** (ウルトラマン ～すうじであそぼう ウルトラランド～)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title for the Playdia console.

## Releases

*Ultraman: Let's Play with Numbers in Ultraland* was developed by Bandai and released on March 22, 1996 for the Playdia system in Japan.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Ultraman: Ultra Land Suuji de Asobou* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-08-05.

## External links

* *Ultraman: Ultra Land Suuji de Asobou* at GameFAQs
* *Ultraman: Ultra Land Suuji de Asobou* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Ultraman - Sūji de Asobō Ultra Land* at Giant Bomb
* *ウルトラマン すうじであそぼうウルトラランド* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)

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Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: Hiragana Lessons with Sailor Moon!

***Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: Hiragana Lessons with Sailor Moon!** (美少女戦士セーラームーンSS セーラームーンとひらがなレッスン！)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title for the Playdia console.

## Features

Hiragana is taught through 5 different mini games, including a pie throwing game, a balloon game, a shiritori shopping game, a dress-up roulette game, and a fluffy bubbles game. A special Infrared Rays-compatible "Kaleido Moon Scope" (カレイドムーンスコープ) scepter-type controller is included with the game. Similar wands were produced by Bandai for use with other Sailor Moon-branded toys.

## Release

*Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S* was developed by Bandai and released for the Playdia system in Japan on July 28, 1995.

### Videos

【さけかん学院】パッケージの授業『美少女戦士セーラームーンＳｕｐｅｒＳ セーラームーンとひらがなレッスン！』Bandai Playdia Sailor Moon Hiragana teaching toolBishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SuperS - Sailor Moon to Hiragana Lesson! (Playdia - 1995)
## References

1. ↑ *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SS: Sailor Moon to Hiragana Lesson!* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-07-31.
2. ↑ Playdia (Bandai) by murakun5555, GeoCities (Japanese). 2012-03-18.
3. ↑ The Bandai Playdia -- Bandai's Educational Home Console by Kelsey Lewin, YouTube. 2017-07-03.
4. ↑ バンダイ　セーラームーン　CM by ヤマガ研究所 (Japanese), YouTube. 2016-03-03.
5. ↑ *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Super S: Sailor Moon to Hiragana Lesson!*, Console City. Accessed 2018-08-03

## See also

* *Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S: Quiz Challenge! Sailor Power Rally!!*
* *Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: My First Step in English with Sailor Moon*
* *Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: Welcome! Sailor Kindergarten*
* *Micha King Disc: Sailor Moon SuperS*

## External links

* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SS: Sailor Moon to Hiragana Lesson!* at DragonHints
* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SS: Sailor Moon to Hiragana Lesson!* at GameFAQs
* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SS: Sailor Moon to Hiragana Lesson!* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SS: Sailor Moon to Hiragana Lesson!* at Video Game Data Base (Portuguese)
* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Super S: Sailor Moon to Hiragana Lesson!* at RF Generation
* *Bishōjo Senshi Sailor Moon SS - Sailor Moon to Hiragana Lesson!* at Giant Bomb
* *Sailor Moon SuperS: Sailor Moon to Hiragana Lesson!* at The Sailor Moon Wiki
* *美少女戦士セーラームーンＳｕｐｅｒＳ セーラームーンとひらがなレッスン！* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)

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BA-X

The ****BA-X** Bandai Home Entertainment Interactive System** was the name of a prototype game console that had been announced and shown by Bandai at the Tokyo Toy Show in June 1994. 3 months later, the final version was released as the Playdia Quick Interactive System.

## Features

The prototype featured new advancements, such as a CD-ROM drive and a wireless "Infrared Rays" controller with some differently colored buttons than the final production unit.

## Gallery

Specification chartMagazine coverage of Bandai's announcement of the BA-X1994 Tokyo Toy Show(skip to 30s for BA-X)番外編！’94東京おもちゃショーへＧＯ！(skip to 40s for BA-X)
## References

1. ↑ The Bandai Playdia -- Bandai's Educational Home Console by Kelsey Lewin, YouTube. 2017-07-03.
2. ↑ The Playdia / プレイディア (Bandai - 1994), initially advertised as the BA-X by VGDensetsu, Twitter. 2016-04-07.
3. ↑ 今日はプレイディア20歳の誕生日ということで発売前のパンフ。 by hiropapa00 (Japanese), Twitter. 2014-09-22.

## External links

* Prototype at Wikipedia
* After the prototype PlayStation: six more obscure games consoles at *The Guardian* (2015-07-07)
Shuppatsu! Dōbutsu Tankentai

***Shuppatsu! Dōbutsu Tankentai** (出発！どうぶつたんけんたい)* is a CD-ROM-based adventure game for the Playdia console. The Japanese title roughly translates to *"Departure! Animal Crossing"*.

## Releases

*Shuppatsu! Dōbutsu Tankentai* was developed for the Playdia system and released in Japan by Bandai on December 8, 1994.

## References

1. ↑ *Shuppatsu! Doubutsu Tankentai* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-08-01.
2. ↑ *Shuppatsu! Doubutsu Tankentai*, Console City. Accessed 2018-08-03

## External links

* *Shuppatsu! Dōbutsu Tankentai* at Giant Bomb
* *Shuppatsu! Doubutsu Tankentai* at DragonHints
* *Shuppatsu! Doubutsu Tankentai* at GameFAQs
* *Shuppatsu! Doubutsu Tankentai* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Shuppatsu! Doubutsu Tankentai* at RF Generation
* *Shuppatsu Doubutsu Tankentai* at Video Game Data Base (Portuguese)
* *出発！どうぶつたんけんたい* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)

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Elements Voice Series vol.5: Mariko Kouda - Welcome to the Marikotown!

***Elements Voice Series vol.5: Mariko Kouda - Welcome to the Marikotown!** (エレメントボイスシリーズ(5) 國府田 マリ子 〜Welcome to the Marikotown!〜)* is a CD-ROM-based title for the Playdia console, featuring full motion video of Japanese pop idol Mariko Kouda (國府田 マリ子).

## Releases

*Elements Voice Series vol.5: Mariko Kouda* was released in Japan by Bandai on March 27, 1996. A PC version was released later.

## References

1. ↑ *Elements Voice Series 5: Mariko Kouda: Welcome to Marikotown*, Console City. Accessed 2018-07-30.
2. ↑ *Element Voice Series #5: Mariko Kouda* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-07-30.
3. ↑ 今回わ1995〜96年に発売された (Japanese) by EnishiMutsumi, Twitter. 2016-04-15.

## See also

* *Elements Voice Series vol.1: Mika Kanai - Wind & Breeze*
* *Elements Voice Series vol.2: Rica Fukami - Private Step*
* *Elements Voice Series vol.3: Aya Hisakawa - Forest Sways*
* *Elements Voice Series vol.4: Yuri Shiratori - Rainbow Harmony*

## External links

* *Elements Voice Series vol.5 Mariko Kōda - Welcome to the Marikotown!* at Giant Bomb
* *Element Voice Series #5: Mariko Kouda* at DragonHints
* *Element Voice Series #5: Mariko Kouda* at GameFAQs
* *Element Voice Series #5: Mariko Kouda* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Elements Voice Series 5: Mariko Kouda Welcome to Marikotown!* at RF Generation
* *Elements Voice Series MARIKO KOUDA Welcome to the Marikotown!* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)
* Tag: エレメントボイスシリーズ (Japanese) at Nicozon

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Gamera: The Time Adventure

***Gamera: The Time Adventure** (ガメラ ～ザ・タイムアドベンチャー)* is a CD-ROM-based action adventure game for the Playdia console.

## Features

As a member of the time patrol using an advanced time machine called "Plasma Blue", the player must visit 7 instances in the time-space continuum in which the fictional kaijū named Gamera (ガメラ) appears and gather "time records". Rogue monsters will appear and corrective actions are required to progress in a branching full motion video "virtual movie".

The disc also includes a trailer of the 1995 film *Gamera: Guardian of the Universe* with a message from actress Ayako Fujitani (藤谷 文子) in the role of heroine Asagi Kusanagi (草薙 浅黄).

## Releases

*Gamera: The Time Adventure* was released for the Playdia system by Bandai on March 22, 1995.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *ガメラ THE TIME ADVENTURE* by Sakekan, Game Database Playdia (Japanese). 2015-06-21.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Gamera: The Time Adventure* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-07-31.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Playdia (Bandai) by murakun5555, GeoCities (Japanese). 2012-03-18.
4. ↑ *Gamera: The Time Adventure*, Console City. Accessed 2018-08-03
? *Noted release number was anecdotally identified online, but little other evidence has yet been found to confirm that it actually shipped.*
## See also

* *Gamera Digital Archives* (at the Pippin @World & Atmark Wiki)
* *Gamera, the Giant Monster* (at the Pippin @World & Atmark Wiki)

## External links

* *Gamera: The Time Adventure* at DragonHints
* *Gamera: The Time Adventure* at GameFAQs
* *Gamera: The Time Adventure* at Giant Bomb
* *Gamera: The Time Adventure* at IGN
* *Gamera: The Time Adventure* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Gamera: The Time Adventure* at RF Generation
* *Gamera The Time Adventure* at Tumblr

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Ultraman: Welcome to Alphabet TV

***Ultraman: Welcome to Alphabet TV** (ウルトラマン アルファベットTVへようこそ)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title for the Playdia console. It is also taglined with *"Let's play English!"*

## Releases

*Ultraman: Hiragana Mission* was developed by Bandai and released on July 28, 1995 for the Playdia system in Japan.

## References

1. ↑ *Ultraman Alphabet TV e Youkoso* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-07-31.
2. ↑ *Ultraman: Alphabet TV e Youkoso*, Console City. Accessed 2018-08-03

## External links

* *Ultraman Alphabet TV e Youkoso* at DragonHints
* *Ultraman Alphabet TV e Youkoso* at GameFAQs
* *Ultraman Alphabet TV e Youkoso* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Ultraman Alphabet TV e Youkoso* at RF Generation
* *Ultraman - Alphabet TV e Yōkoso* at Giant Bomb
* *ウルトラマン アルファベットＴＶへようこそ* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)
* You guys ready to learn English with Ultraman? by @MonsterIslandB at Twitter (2018-07-26)

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Playdia iQ Kids

***Playdia iQ Kids** (プレイディア アイキューキッズ)*, stylized as *"**iQKids**"*, is a series of edutainment titles for the Playdia console. Most are targeted towards younger audiences aged 3 to 5 years, except the *Let's play English!* titles, which are intended for children aged 4 to 7.

## Titles

* *Playdia iQ Kids Sample Soft* (Disc BS-009)
* *Gekisou Sentai Carranger: Fight! Hiragana Racer*
* *Ninjaboy Rantaro: Gungun Nobiru Chinō Hen*
* *Ninjaboy Rantaro: Hajimete Oboeru Chishiki Hen*
* *Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: Hiragana Lessons with Sailor Moon!*
* *Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: My First Step in English with Sailor Moon (Let's play English!)*
* *Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: Welcome! Sailor Kindergarten*
* *Soreike! Anpanman: Picnic de Obenkyō*
* *Ultraman: Hiragana Mission*
* *Ultraman: Welcome to Alphabet TV (Let's play English!)*
* *Ultraman: Come On! Ultra Kindergarten*
* *Ultraman: Let's Play with Numbers in Ultraland*
* *Ultraman: Intelligence Upgrade Mission*

## Gallery

Front of *Playdia iQ Kids* promotional flyerBack of *Playdia iQ Kids* promotional flyerPlaydia iQ Kids 1995 Sailor Moon commercial
## References

1. ↑ Playdia (Bandai) by murakun5555, GeoCities (Japanese). 2012-03-18. Archived 2019-02-01.

## External links

* Playdia プレイディア IQKIDS (Japanese) at Bandai (archived 1997-05-17)
Norimono Banzai!! Kuruma Daishūgō!!

***Norimono Banzai!! Kuruma Daishūgō!!** (のりものばんざい！！ くるま大集合！！)* is a CD-ROM-based educational title for the Playdia console. The title roughly translates to *"Vehicles Banzai!! Big Car Set!!"*

## Releases

*Norimono Banzai!! Kuruma Daishūgō!!* was released in Japan by Bandai on December 16, 1994.

## References

1. ↑ *Norimo no Bandai!! Kuruma Daishuugou!!* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-07-30.
2. ↑ *Norimono Banzai!! Kuruma Daishuugou*, Console City. Accessed 2018-07-30.

## External links

* *Norimono Banzai!! Kuruma Daishuugou!!* *at RF Generation*
* *Norimono Banzai!! - Kuruma Daishūgō!!* at Giant Bomb
* *Norimo no Bandai!! Kuruma Daishuugou!!* at DragonHints
* *Norimo no Bandai!! Kuruma Daishuugou!!* at GameFAQs
* *Norimo no Bandai!! Kuruma Daishuugou!!* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *のりものバンザイ！！くるま大集合！！* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)

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Chōgōkin Selections

***Chōgōkin Selections** (超合金 セレクションズ)* is a CD-ROM-based adventure game for the Playdia console. The title *Chōgōkin* translates to *"Super Alloy"*, a fictitious material which first appeared in *Mazinger Z* and is also used as the name of a line die-cast robot toys manufactured by Bandai subsidiary Popy (ポピー).

## Releases

*Chōgōkin Selections* was developed by Bandai and was released on October 20, 1995 for the Playdia system in Japan.

### Videos

【さけかん学院】パッケージの授業『超合金ＳＥＬＥＣＴＩＯＮＳ』Chogoukin Selections PLAYDIA IntroChogoukin Selections PLAYDIA
## References

1. ↑ *Chogoukin Selections* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-07-31.
2. ↑ *Chou Goukin Selections*, Console City. Accessed 2018-08-03

## External links

* *Chogoukin Selections* at DragonHints
* *Chogoukin Selections* at GameFAQs
* *Chogoukin Selections* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Chougoukin Selections* at RF Generation
* *Chōgōkin Selections* at Giant Bomb
* *超合金 SELECTIONS* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)

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The Great Galaxy Dragons

*Not to be mistaken with Galaxy, another OP space-based dragon.*

**The Great Galaxy Dragons**, often shortened to simply the **Galaxy Dragons** and sometimes to referred to (often as a joke) as the **Galaxy Dragon Gang**, were a group of galaxy dragons which all had the power of a Minor God and brought many good things to the multiverse.

## Biographic Info

### Aliases

* The Great Galaxy Dragons (Official Title)
* The Galaxy Dragons (Shortened Title)
* The Galaxy Dragon Gang (Joke Title)

### Species

Each was one of the eighteen species of Galaxy Dragon.

## Personality Info

### Good to Evil Ratio

Truly unknown, but they seem good according to legend

### Chaotic to Lawful Ratio

Trily unknown, but they seem very lawful according to legend

## Bonus Info

### Children

Unknown, but some of their descendants are Corona and Luna

### Abilities

Photosynthesis, Flying, Breathing in Space, and the Creation Powers of a Minor God

## Personality

The exact personalities of the Galaxy Dragons have been lost to time, since they are incredibly old and ancient, most likely the oldest dragons in the DragonVale multiverse. However, they all seemed to share one thing; they were very powerful Galaxy Dragons who used their magic to help the multiverse.

The only members of the Galaxy Dragons we know any distinct personality trait about were the Andromedan pair Glare and Gleam, and the Singularity Dragon Void.

Glare and Gleam were the most popular members of the group, being playful and friendly to the dragons they helped, and had at least one child, as they have still living relatives in the form of Corona and Luna.

However, Void's mystical way of speaking and large intellegence compared to the rest of the team made her the leader, and some ancient inscriptions even hint at the locals believing her as a holy god of some sort, and people today still consider them being right.

## A Long List of Everything They Made

* Keys of the Galactic - Keys with the power to create stars, and alter a pre-existing star. The most notable relic, since they were used to save the multiverse once. Currently found and at a museum, but have lost their power.
* Amulet of Hunting - Amulet that, when worn, could bend the mind of simple brained animals to the wearer's will. Condition unknown, likely destroyed.
* Portability Palace - A clam that when opened will conjured a shell-made castle into existence. Currently in the possession of a minor character named Lophii, it's original name is unknown so it's often just called the Portability Palace.
CD-ROM

**CD-ROM** (an acronym for **Compact Disc Read-Only Memory**) is an optical media disc format that was the sole software delivery method to owners of Playdia consoles.

## References

1. ↑ プレイディア, GameForest (Japanese). 2007-01-12.

## External links

* CD-ROM at the Pippin @World & Atmark Wiki
* CD-ROM at Wikipedia

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Ultraman: Hiragana Mission

Cover of deluxe edition with "Special Armband"

***Ultraman: Hiragana Mission** (ウルトラマンひらがな大作戦)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title for the Playdia console.

## Features

A deluxe edition included a *"**Special Armband**" (スペシュウムバンド付！！)* that connected through the Infrared Rays port.

## Releases

*Ultraman: Hiragana Mission* was developed by Bandai Visual and released by Bandai on July 28, 1995 for the Playdia system in Japan.

## Gallery

Cover of version without "Special Armband"Promotional flyer featuring the "Special Armband"CD-ROMGameplay screenshot
## References

1. ↑ *Ultraman Hiragana Daisakusen* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-07-31.
2. ↑ Playdia (Bandai) by murakun5555, GeoCities (Japanese). 2012-03-18.
3. ↑ タイトル：ウルトラマン ひらがな大作戦 by Sakekan, Game Database Playdia (Japanese). 2015-04-05.
4. ↑ *Ultraman: Hiragana Daisakusen*, Console City. Accessed 2018-08-03

## External links

* *Ultraman Hiragana Daisakusen* at DragonHints
* *Ultraman Hiragana Daisakusen* at GameFAQs
* *Ultraman Hiragana Daisakusen* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Ultraman Hiragana Daisakusen* at RF Generation
* *Ultraman - Hiragana Dai Sakusen* at Giant Bomb
* *ウルトラマン ひらがな大作戦* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)

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Ultraman

***Ultraman** (ウルトラマン)* was featured in the following CD-ROM titles for the Playdia system that were developed by Bandai Visual and released by Bandai in Japan:

## Playdia titles

*Ultraman Powered: Kaijū Destruction Tactics**Ultra Seven: Global Defense Tactics**Ultraman: Hiragana Mission**Ultraman: Welcome to Alphabet TV
(Let's play English!)**Ultraman: Come On! Ultra Kindergarten**Ultraman: Let's Play with Numbers in Ultraland**Ultraman: Intelligence Upgrade Mission*
## External links

* *Ultraman* at Wikipedia
* The Ultraman Wiki

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Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S: Quiz Challenge! Sailor Power Rally!!

***Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S: Quiz Challenge! Sailor Power Rally!!** (美少女戦士セーラームーンS 〜クイズ対決! セーラーパワー結集!!〜)* is a CD-ROM-based trivia game for the Playdia console.

## Releases

*Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S* was developed by Bandai and debuted with the launch of the Playdia system in Japan on September 23, 1994.

## References

1. ↑ *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Quiz Taiketsu! Sailor Power Kesshuu* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-07-31.
2. ↑ *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Quiz Taiketsu! Sailor Power Kesshuu*, Console City. Accessed 2018-07-31.

## See also

* *Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: Hiragana Lessons with Sailor Moon!*
* *Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: My First Step in English with Sailor Moon*
* *Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: Welcome! Sailor Kindergarten*
* *Micha King Disc: Sailor Moon SuperS*

## External links

* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Quiz Taiketsu! Sailor Power Kesshuu* at DragonHints
* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Quiz Taiketsu! Sailor Power Kesshuu* at GameFAQs
* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Quiz Taiketsu! Sailor Power Kesshuu* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Quiz Taiketsu! Sailor Power Kesshuu* at VGCollect
* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Quiz Taiketsu! Sailor Power Kesshuu* at Video Game Data Base (Portuguese)
* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Quiz Taiketsu! Sailor Power Ketsushuu* at RF Generation
* *Bishōjo Senshi Sailor Moon S - Quiz Taiketsu! Sailor Power Shūketsu!* at Giant Bomb
* *Bishōjo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Quiz Taiketsu! Sailor Power Kesshū!!* at MobyGames
* *Bishōjo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Quiz Taiketsu! Sailor Power Kesshū!!* at Too Much Free Time (2014-07-16)
* *Sailor Moon S: Quiz Taiketsu! Sailor Power Ketsushuu* at The Sailor Moon Wiki
* *美少女戦士セーラームーンS クイズ対決！セーラーパワー結集！！* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)

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Micha King

Little Cinema **Micha King** "Wow" (小さな映画館 **みちゃ王** 「おう」) is a coin-operated kinetoscope from Banpresto that played short anime clips in Japanese arcades and stores.

## History

After the Playdia platform was discontinued in 1996, unsold consoles were repurposed by Banpresto, a subsidiary of Bandai that produced toys and games for the Japanese convenience store market. The front panel of the Micha King arcade cabinet offered a choice of 4 video clips to choose from. Playback was enabled with the payment of a 100円 coin. Inside the cabinet, a customized LED communicated with the existing Infrared Rays receiver on the Playdia console.

## Titles

CD-ROMs made for Micha King kinetoscopes are playable on standard Playdia consoles. Kits provided to arcade owners in 1996 contained a disc and signage for the cabinet.

* *Micha King Disc: Sentai Series* (S-218)
* *Micha King Disc: Sailor Moon SuperS* (S-227)

## Gallery

A Micha King in an arcade set up with *Sentai Series*A Micha King set up with *Sentai Series*Top display signage for *Sentai Series*Front panel signage for *Sentai Series*A Micha King set up with *Sailor Moon SuperS*Front panel signage for *Sailor Moon SuperS*A Playdia console inside a Micha King.A custom LED set up with the Infrared Rays receiver of a Playdia console .
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Video Games Densetsu by VGDensetsu, Tumblr. 2017-04-04.
2. ↑ Toy Company Banpresto Dissolves, Combines With Bandai Spirits by Jennifer Sherman, Anime News Network. 2019-02-22.
3. ↑ みちゃ王用ディスク。 (Japanese) by じろのすけ, Twitter. 2017-04-27.

## External links

* Banpresto official website (archived 1997-04-04)

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Dragon Ball Z: Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans - Earth Chapter

***Dragon Ball Z: Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans - Earth Chapter** (ドラゴンボールZ 真サイヤ人絶滅計画 -地球編-)* is a CD-ROM-based game for the Playdia console, based on the anime OVA.

## Releases

Released in two parts by Bandai in Japan, the *Earth Chapter* debuted with the launch of the Playdia system on September 23, 1994, followed by the *Space Chapter* on December 16, 1994.

The scenes from the discs were re-released with the 2003 Dragon Box DVD set. It was re-animated and re-edited as a bonus disc for *Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2* for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The updated animation was also released on a bonus DVD with the March 2012 issue of *Saikyō Jump*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Ball Z Gaiden: Shin Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku - Chikyū-Hen*, Dragon Ball Wiki. Accessed 2018-07-30.
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z Gaiden: Shin Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku - Uchū-Hen*, Dragon Ball Wiki. Accessed 2018-07-30.
3. ↑ Dragon Ball Hoshi Explained by Derek Padula, The Dao of Dragon Ball. 2012-09-07.

## See also

* *Dragon Ball Z: Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans - Space Chapter*
* *Anime Designer: Dragon Ball Z* at the Pippin @World & Atmark Wiki

## External links

* *Dragon Ball Z Side Story: Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans* at Wikipedia
* *Dragon Ball Z Gaiden: Shin Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku - Chikyū-Hen* at the Ultra Dragon Ball Wiki
* *Dragon Ball Z Gaiden Saiyan Zetsumetsu Keikaku Chikyū-Hen* at Dragon Ball Z Games
* *Dragon Ball Z - Shin Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku Chikyū Hen* at Giant Bomb
* *Dragon Ball Z: Shin Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku: Chikyuu-hen* at Console City
* *Dragon Ball Z: Shin Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku: Chikyuu-Hen* at DragonHints
* *Dragon Ball Z: Shin Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku: Chikyuu-Hen* at GameFAQs
* *Dragon Ball Z: Shin Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku: Chikyuu-Hen* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Dragon Ball Z: Shin Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku: Chikyuu-Hen* at Video Game Data Base (Portuguese)
* *Dragon Ball Z: Shin Seiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku Chikyuu-hen* at RF Generation
* *ドラゴンボールＺ 真サイヤ人絶滅計画－地球編－* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)
* Tidbits: Saiya-jin Zetsumetsu Keikaku at Kanzenshuu

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Newton museum: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia vol.2

***Newton museum: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia vol.2** (ニュートンミュージアム 恐竜年代記 後編)* is a CD-ROM-based educational title for the Playdia console, based on content from *Newton Graphic Science Magazine* published in Japan.

## Releases

*Multimedia Newton: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia (マルチメディアニュートン 恐竜年代記)* was developed by Neomedia Wing (ネオメディア ウイング) and originally released as a single volume for Macintosh in June 1994. A separate version had also been released for Windows 3.1 in 1994.

This was split into two parts for Playdia as *Newton museum: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia vol.1* and *vol.2*, which were both released in Japan by Bandai on November 25, 1994.

A hybrid version was later released for Macintosh and Windows 3.1/95 as *Multimedia Newton vol.3: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia II: Cretaceous Edition (マルチメディアニュートン 恐竜年代記 II: 白亜紀編)*. A Pippin version had been scheduled for late March 1996, but was never released.

## Gallery

ScreenshotBox art of Mac/Win hybrid version
## References

1. ↑ *Newton Museum: Kyouryuu Nendaiki (Kouhen)* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-07-30.
2. ↑ *Newton 恐竜年代記 DINOSAURS ENCYCLOPEDIA*, Suruga-Ya (Japanese). 型番: NTN-94061. 定価: 10,080円 (9,800円). Accessed 2018-09-09.
3. ↑ *恐竜年代記 Multimedia Newton*, National Diet Library. Accessed 2018-09-09.
4. ↑ *恐竜年代記* Windows version, National Diet Library. Accessed 2018-09-09.
5. ↑ *Newton Museum: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia Zenpen*, Console City. Accessed 2018-07-30.
6. ↑ *Newton Museum: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia Kouhen*, Console City. Accessed 2018-07-30.
7. ↑ CD-ROM 恐竜年代記II 白亜紀編 マルチメディアニュートンシリーズVol.3 (Japanese) by deranan1, Yahoo! JAPAN. 2018-08-27.
8. ↑ *恐竜年代記II Vol.3 白亜紀編*, Suruga-Ya (Japanese). 定価: 2,980円. Accessed 2018-09-09.
9. ↑ Pippin Atmark: Soft Ware Line Up! / Pippin Price Lists (Japanese), Bandai Digital Entertainment. 1996-02/1996-06. Accessed 2018-08-26.
10. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## See also

* *Newton museum: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia vol.1*

## External links

* *Newton Museum: Kyouryuu Nendaiki* at DragonHints
* *Newton Museum: Kyouryuu Nendaiki (Kouhen)* at GameFAQs
* *Newton Museum: Kyouryuu Nendaiki (Kouhen)* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Newton Museum: Kyouryuu Nendaiki Kouhen* at RF Generation
* *Newton Museum: Kyouryuu Nendaiki Kouhen* at VGCollect
* *Newton museum - Kyōryū Nendaiki Kōhen* at Giant Bomb
* *ニュートンミュージアム 恐竜年代記 後編* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)

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Elements Voice Series

***Elements Voice Series** (エレメントボイスシリーズ)* included higher-priced CD-ROM titles that focused on Japanese pop idols to attract older customers. These were produced to in response to soft sales of launch titles for the Playdia system that originally targeted younger audiences.

## Titles

* *Elements Voice Series vol.1: Mika Kanai - Wind & Breeze*
* *Elements Voice Series vol.2: Rica Fukami - Private Step*
* *Elements Voice Series vol.3: Aya Hisakawa - Forest Sways*
* *Elements Voice Series vol.4: Yuri Shiratori - Rainbow Harmony*
* *Elements Voice Series vol.5: Mariko Kouda - Welcome to the Marikotown!*

## Gallery

Volume 1:
Mika Kanai
Wind & BreezeVolume 2:
Rica Fukami
Private StepVolume 3:
Aya Hisakawa
Forest SwaysVolume 4:
Yuri Shiratori
Rainbow HarmonyVolume 5:
Mariko Kouda
Welcome to the Marikotown!
## References

1. ↑ The Bandai Playdia -- Bandai's Educational Home Console by Kelsey Lewin, YouTube. 2017-07-03.

## See also

* List of Playdia titles
* プレイディア エレメントボイスシリーズ (Japanese) at NicoNico Douga
* プレイディア エレメントボイスシリーズ (Japanese) at Nicozon
Ninjaboy Rantaro: Hajimete Oboeru Chishiki Hen

***Ninjaboy Rantaro: Hajimete Oboeru Chishiki Hen** (忍たま乱太郎はじめておぼえる知識編)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title for the Playdia console, based on the anime series adapted from the manga by Sōbē Amako (尼子 騒兵衛).

## Releases

*Ninjaboy Rantaro: Hajimete Oboeru Chishiki Hen* was developed by Bandai and was released for the Playdia system on May 15, 1996.

## References

1. ↑ Playdia (Bandai), GeoCities (Japanese). 2012-03-18.
2. ↑ *Nintama Rantarou: Hajimete Oberu Chishiki-Hen* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-08-03.

## See also

* *Ninjaboy Rantaro: Gungun Nobiru Chinō Hen*

## External links

* *Nintama Rantarou: Hajimete Oberu Chishiki-Hen* at GameFAQs
* *Nintama Rantarou: Hajimete Oberu Chishiki-Hen* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Nintama Rantarō - Hajimete Oboeru Chishiki Hen* at Giant Bomb
* *忍たま乱太郎 はじめておぼえる知識編* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)

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Ninjaboy Rantaro: Gungun Nobiru Chinō Hen

***Ninjaboy Rantaro: Gungun Nobiru Chinō Hen** (忍たま乱太郎ぐんぐんのびる知能編)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title for the Playdia console, based on the anime series adapted from the manga by Sōbē Amako (尼子 騒兵衛).

## Releases

*Ninjaboy Rantaro: Gungun Nobiru Chinō Hen* was developed by Bandai and was released for the Playdia system on April 24, 1996.

## References

1. ↑ Playdia (Bandai), GeoCities (Japanese). 2012-03-18.
2. ↑ *Nintama Rantarou: Gungun no Biru Chinou-Hen* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-08-03.

## See also

* *Ninjaboy Rantaro: Hajimete Oboeru Chishiki Hen*

## External links

* *Nintama Rantarou: Gungun no Biru Chinou-Hen* at DragonHints
* *Nintama Rantarou: Gungun no Biru Chinou-Hen* at GameFAQs
* *Nintama Rantarou: Gungun no Biru Chinou-Hen* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Nintama Rantarō - Gungun Nobiru Chinō Hen* at Giant Bomb
* *忍たま乱太郎 ぐんぐんのびる知能編* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)

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Let's play English!

***Let's play English!*** may refer to one of the following educational CD-ROM titles from the *Playdia iQ Kids* series that were released in Japan by Bandai in 1995:

## Playdia titles

*Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: My First Step in English with Sailor Moon**Ultraman: Welcome to Alphabet TV*

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Nobody's Child: Suzu's Choice

*TV series **Nobody's Child: Suzu's Choice** (テレビシリーズ 家なき子 〜すずの選択〜)* is a CD-ROM-based FMV title for the Playdia console. It features Japanese actress Yumi Adachi (安達 祐実) from the 1994 television adaptation of Hector Malot's novels *Sans Famille* and *En Famille*.

## Release

*Nobody's Child: Suzu's Choice* is the only Playdia title that was not published by Bandai. It was published by VAP on March 22, 1995. However, Bandai was still involved in the distribution of the title, as indicated by the first 7 digits of the JAN barcode. VAP also released separate versions for Macintosh and Windows.

## Gallery

Jewelcase with obi strip of the Mac versionBack of jewelcase of the Mac versionScreenshot
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 テレビシリーズ *家なき子 ～すずの選択～* by Sakekan, Game Database Playdia (Japanese). Accessed 2018-07-30.
2. ↑ The Bandai Playdia -- Bandai's Educational Home Console by Kelsey Lewin, YouTube. 2017-07-03.
3. ↑ *TV Series Ie Naki Ko: Suzu no Sentaku* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-08-01.
4. ↑ *家なき子* CD-ROM for Mac 安達祐実 by hakata1192comic, Yahoo! JAPAN. 2018-08-05.

## External links

* プレイディア　『家なき子 ～すずの選択～』 by べるばーど at Ameba (Japanese, 2013-09-26)
* *Ienakiko: Suzu no Sentaku* at Console City
* *Ie Naki Ko - Suzu no Sentaku* at Giant Bomb
* *Ie Naki Ko* at Wikipedia
* *TV Series Ie Naki Ko: Suzu no Sentaku* at DragonHints
* *TV Series Ie Naki Ko: Suzu no Sentaku* at GameFAQs
* *TV Series Ie Naki Ko: Suzu no Sentaku* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *TV Series: Ie Naki Ko ~Suzu no Sentaku~* at RF Generation
* *テレビシリーズ 家なき子 ～すずの選択～* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)

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Norimono Banzai!! Densha Daishūgō!!

***Norimono Banzai!! Densha Daishūgō!!** (のりものばんざい！！ でんしゃ大集合！！)* is a CD-ROM-based educational title for the Playdia console. The title roughly translates to *"Vehicles Banzai!! Big Train Set!!"*

## Releases

*Norimono Banzai!! Densha Daishūgō!!* was released in Japan by Bandai on December 24, 1994.

## References

1. ↑ *Norimo no Bandai!! Densha Daishuugou!!* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-07-30.
2. ↑ *Norimono Banzai!! Densha Daishuugou*, Console City. Accessed 2018-07-30.

## External links

* *Norimono Banzai!!: Densha Daishuugou!!* at RF Generation
* *Norimono Banzai!! - Densha Daishūgō!!* at Giant Bomb
* *Norimo no Bandai!! Densha Daishuugou!!* at DragonHints
* *Norimo no Bandai!! Densha Daishuugou!!* at GameFAQs
* *Norimo no Bandai!! Densha Daishuugou!!* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *のりものバンザイ！！でんしゃ大集合！！* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)

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Kaleido Moon Scope

The **Kaleido Moon Scope** (カレイドムーンスコープ) is an accessory controller that is compatible with Infrared Rays receiver on the Playdia console.

## Features

The Kaleido Moon Scope was included with *Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: Hiragana Lessons with Sailor Moon! (美少女戦士セーラームーンSS セーラームーンとひらがなレッスン！)*. The scepter-type controller is used as a teaching tool during gameplay. Similar wands were produced by Bandai for use with other Sailor Moon-branded toys.

## Release

*Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: Hiragana Lessons with Sailor Moon!* and the controller were developed by Bandai and released for the Playdia system in Japan on July 28, 1995.

## References

1. ↑ *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SS: Sailor Moon to Hiragana Lesson!* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-07-31.
2. ↑ Playdia (Bandai) by murakun5555, GeoCities (Japanese). 2012-03-18.
3. ↑ The Bandai Playdia -- Bandai's Educational Home Console by Kelsey Lewin, YouTube. 2017-07-03.
4. ↑ バンダイ　セーラームーン　CM by ヤマガ研究所 (Japanese), YouTube. 2016-03-03.
5. ↑ *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Super S: Sailor Moon to Hiragana Lesson!*, Console City. Accessed 2018-08-03

## See also

* "Special Armband" (included with *Ultraman: Hiragana Mission*)

## External links

* Kaleidomoon Scope at Project WikiMoon
* Moon Kaleido Scope at the Sailor Moon Wiki

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Infrared Rays

**Infrared Rays** is the name of the wireless controller included with Playdia consoles.

The controller was originally unveiled by Bandai as part of the BA-X prototype at the Tokyo Toy Show in June 1994, about 3 months before it was renamed the Playdia Quick interactive System. The controller uses the infrared band to communicate wirelessly with an effective range of about 16 feet.

## Alternate controllers

* *Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: Hiragana Lessons with Sailor Moon!* included a "**Kaleido Moon Scope**" (カレイドムーンスコープ) scepter-type controller for use with the game.
* Deluxe editions of *Ultraman: Hiragana Mission* included a "**Special Armband**" (スペシュウムバンド) controller for optional use with the game.

*Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: Hiragana Lessons with Sailor Moon!* (with "Kaleido Moon Scope")Front of *Playdia iQ Kids* flyer, featuring the "Kaleido Moon Scope"*Ultraman: Hiragana Mission* (deluxe edition with "Special Armband")Back of *Playdia iQ Kids* flyer, featuring the "Special Armband"
## Aftermarket use

After the Playdia platform was discontinued in 1996, Bandai subsidiary Banpresto repurposed the unsold consoles into coin-operated kinetoscopes called **Micha King** (みちゃ王) that played anime clips in Japanese arcades. The custom cabinet contained an infrared LED that was set up to communicate with the existing receiver in the Playdia console's electronics.

## References

1. ↑ 今日はプレイディア20歳の誕生日ということで発売前のパンフ。 by hiropapa00 (Japanese), Twitter. 2014-09-22.
2. ↑ The Bandai Playdia -- Bandai's Educational Home Console by Kelsey Lewin, YouTube. 2017-07-03.
3. ↑ The Playdia / プレイディア (Bandai - 1994), initially advertised as the BA-X by VGDensetsu, Twitter. 2016-04-07.
4. ↑ Bandai Announces Ba-X System by Tanooki, Flickr. 2011-08-21.
5. ↑ Playdia (Bandai), GeoCities (Japanese). 2012-03-18.
6. ↑ タイトル：ウルトラマン ひらがな大作戦 by Sakekan, Game Database Playdia (Japanese). 2015-04-05.
7. ↑ みちゃ王用ディスク。 (Japanese) by じろのすけ, Twitter. 2017-04-27.
8. ↑ Video Games Densetsu by VGDensetsu, Tumblr. 2017-04-04.

## External links

* 赤外線リモコン大活躍。 by hitoshiw at God Palace - Playdia (Japanese)
* What is infrared light? at the NASA IPAC Teacher Archive Research Program

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Hello Kitty: Yume no Kuni Daibōken

***Hello Kitty: Yume no Kuni Daibōken** (ハローキティ ゆめのくにだいぼうけん)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title for the Playdia console.

## Features

Entering into the world of Hello Kitty characters, the user gets to experience stories, music, quizzes, and 26 different mini games.

## Releases

*Hello Kitty* was developed and released by Bandai on September 28, 1994, shortly after the launch of the Playdia system in Japan.

## Videos

【さけかん学院】パッケージの授業『ハローキティ ゆめのくにだいぼうけん』Hello Kitty Yume No Kuni Daiboken (tutorial intro) - Bandai Playdia - VGDB
## References

1. ↑ *Hello Kitty Yume no Kuni no Daibouken* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-07-31.
2. ↑ *ハローキティ ゆめのくにだいぼうけん* by Sakekan, Game Database Playdia (Japanese). 2015-06-21/
3. ↑ Playdia (Bandai) by murakun5555, GeoCities (Japanese). 2012-03-18.
4. ↑ *Hello Kitty: Yume no Kuni Daibouken*, Console City. Accessed 2018-07-31.

## See also

* *Kero Kero Keroppi: Uki Uki Party Land*

## External links

* *Hello Kitty Yume no Kuni no Daibouken* at DragonHints
* *Hello Kitty Yume no Kuni no Daibouken* at GameFAQs
* *Hello Kitty Yume no Kuni no Daibouken* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Hello Kitty: Yume no Kuni Daibouken* at RF Generation
* *Hello Kitty - Yume no Kuni Daibōken* at Giant Bomb
* *Hello Kitty Yume No Kuni Daiboken* at Video Game Data Base (Portuguese)
* *Hello Kitty* at VGCollect

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List of Playdia titles

Nearly every **title for the Playdia console** was published by Bandai. Many took advantage of the CD-ROM format to present full motion video, though with simplistic gameplay.

The first launch titles in 1994 were targeted towards young children. At least 8 promotional discs were given away with the console or in special promotions; some were intended for retailers to demonstrate the console in stores.

Soft sales drove Bandai to introduce releases for older audiences in 1995, which included higher-priced titles focused on Japanese pop idols. Improved sales helped Bandai mitigate initial losses on the platform.

## Released titles

Product IDs typically began with "BAPD-" for early retail releases and "BKPD-" for latter releases.

## Promotional titles

Product IDs began with "BS-" for promotional or "Sample Soft" units that were given way.

## Aftermarket titles

CD-ROMs for Banpresto's Micha King arcade kinetoscopes are playable on standard Playdia consoles.

 *Micha King Disc: Sailor Moon SuperS* | S-227

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 The Bandai Playdia -- Bandai's Educational Home Console by Kelsey Lewin, YouTube. 2017-07-03.
2. ↑ Playdia mise a jour, liste by BoboPJ64, GameTronik (French). 2008-01-24.
3. ↑ Bandai Playdia Jump Gentei Special 4 Dai Hero BATTLE Taizen by soma\_11, eBay. 2018-06-21.
4. ↑ プレイディア非売品ゲーム情報 (Japanese) by naporitanPG at Twitter. 2018-07-12.
5. ↑ みちゃ王用ディスク。 (Japanese) by じろのすけ, Twitter. 2017-04-27.

? *Denotes that the release was anecdotally identified online, but little other evidence has yet been found to confirm that it actually shipped.*
## See also

* List of Pippin titles at the Pippin @World & Atmark Wiki
* List of WonderSwan titles and WonderSwan Color titles at the WonderSwan Wiki

## External links

* Bandai Playdia checklist at RF Generation
* Bandai Playdia Games at Giant Bomb
* Bandai Playdia: Games & Emulation at Video Game Console Library
* Console : La Bandai Playdia at Musée des Machines (French)
* Playdia All Games at GameFAQs
* Playdia Games at Console City
* Playdia Games at DragonHints
* Playdia Game List at Video Game Association (Japanese)
* Playdia: Jogos at Video Game Data Base (Portuguese)
* Playdia (JP) at VGCollect
* Playdia Plataforma at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* Playdia Soft 1994-1996 at GAME Data Room (Japanese)
* Playdia (Bandai) at GeoCities (Japanese)
* Game Database Playdia at Sakekan (Japanese)
* List of Playdia game titles at Wikipedia (Japanese)
* Playdia title complete list at Wikipedia
Norimono Banzai!!

***Norimono Banzai!!** (のりものばんざい！！)*, which translates to *"**Vehicles Banzai!!**"*, may refer to one of the following edutainment CD-ROM titles for the Playdia system that were developed by Bandai Visual and released in Japan by Bandai in December 1994:

## Playdia titles

*Norimono Banzai!! Kuruma Daishūgō!!**Norimono Banzai!! Densha Daishūgō!!*

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Japanese Article Number

**Japanese Article Number**, also known as **JAN** or **JAN-13**, is a version of the EAN-13 International Article Number system used for retail barcodes in Japan. The first two digits represent the country code, which for Japan is 49 or 45 (the latter was added in 1992). The next five digits represent the manufacturer code and the following five digits represent the product code. The final digit is a check digit calculated through modulo 10.

## References

1. ↑ JAN-13 Barcode, Neodynamic. Accessed 2018-08-26.

## External links

* JAN (English) at Nippin Barcode
* JAN (Japanese Article Numbering) symbology info at ActiveBarcode
* Japanese Article Number at the Pippin @World & Atmark Wiki
* Japanese Article Number at the WonderSwan Wiki
* International Article Number: Japanese Article Number at Wikipedia

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Soreike! Anpanman: Picnic de Obenkyō

***Soreike! Anpanman: Picnic de Obenkyō** (それいけ！アンパンマン ～ピクニックでおべんきょう～)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title for the Playdia console. The title roughly translates to *"Let's Go! Anpanman: Study at a Picnic"*.

## Releases

*Soreike! Anpanman: Picnic de Obenkyō* was developed and released for the Playdia system by Bandai on December 15, 1995.

## References

1. ↑ *Soreike! Anpanman: Picnic de Obenkyou* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-07-31.
2. ↑ *Soreike! Anpanman: Picnic de Obenkyuu*, Console City. Accessed 2018-08-02.

## External links

* *Soreike! Anpanman: Picnic de Obenkyou* at DragonHints
* *Soreike! Anpanman: Picnic de Obenkyou* at GameFAQs
* *Soreike! Anpanman: Picnic de Obenkyou* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Soreike! Anpanman: Picnic de Obenkyuu* at RF Generation
* *Soreike! Anpanman - Picnic de Obenkyō* at Giant Bomb
* *それゆけアンパンマン ピクニックでおべんきょう* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)
* *それいけ！アンパンマン ～ピクニックでおべんきょう～* at れとろゲーム懐古録 (Japanese)

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Bandai Item Collection 70’

***Bandai Item Collection 70’** (バンダイ　アイテム　コレクション 70’)* is a CD-ROM-based visual catalog for the Playdia console.

## Features

The collection features 41 images from 18 characters in Bandai's lineup of toy merchandise.

## Release

Complimentary copies of *Bandai Item Collection 70’* were given away with Playdia systems at point of purchase during a retail promotion around April 1995.

## References

1. ↑ Playdia - o console da Bandai by Nanaki, Retro Games Brasil (Portuguese). 2012-01-21.
2. ↑ Playdia mise a jour, liste by BoboPJ64, GameTronik (French). 2008-01-24.
3. ↑ BANDAI PLAYDIA ¿quién la tiene? by turboparada, El Otro Lado (Spanish). 2008-03-10.
4. ↑ The Bandai Playdia -- Bandai's Educational Home Console by Kelsey Lewin, YouTube. 2017-07-03.
5. ↑ Playdia (Bandai) by murakun5555, GeoCities (Japanese). 2012-03-18. Archived 2012-11-30.
6. ↑ プレイディア非売品ゲーム情報 (Japanese) by naporitanPG, Twitter. 2018-07-12.

? *Noted release number was anecdotally identified online, but little other evidence has yet been found to confirm that it actually shipped.*

## External links

* #バンダイアイテムコレクション70 (Japanese) at Twitter

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Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: Welcome! Sailor Kindergarten

***Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: Welcome! Sailor Kindergarten** (美少女戦士セーラームーンＳＳ ～ようこそ！セーラーようちえん～)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title for the Playdia console.

## Release

*Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: Welcome! Sailor Kindergarten* was developed by Bandai and released for the Playdia system in Japan on August 24, 1995.

## References

1. ↑ *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SS: Youkoso! Sailor Youchien* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-08-05.
2. ↑ *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Super S: Youkoso! Sailor Youchien*, Console City. Accessed 2018-08-03

## See also

* *Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S: Quiz Challenge! Sailor Power Rally!!*
* *Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: My First Step in English with Sailor Moon*
* *Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: Hiragana Lessons with Sailor Moon!*
* *Micha King Disc: Sailor Moon SuperS*

## External links

* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SS: Youkoso! Sailor Youchien* at DragonHints
* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SS: Youkoso! Sailor Youchien* at GameFAQs
* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SS: Youkoso! Sailor Youchien* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SS: Youkoso! Sailor Youchien* at RF Generation
* *Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SS: Youkoso! Sailor Youchien* at Video Game Data Base (Portuguese)
* *Bishōjo Senshi Sailor Moon SS - Yōkoso! Sailor Yōchien* at Giant Bomb
* *Sailor Moon SuperS: Youkoso! Sailor Youchien* at The Sailor Moon Wiki
* *美少女戦士セーラームーンSS ようこそ！セーラーようちえん* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)

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Aqua Adventure: Blue Lilty

***Aqua Adventure: Blue Lilty** (アクアアドベンチャー ブルーリルティー)* is a CD-ROM-based adventure game for the Playdia console.

## Releases

*Aqua Adventure: Blue Lilty* was developed for the Playdia system and released in Japan by Bandai on November 25, 1994.

## References

1. ↑ *Aqua Adventure: Blue Lilty* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-08-01.
2. ↑ *Aqua Adventure Blue Riruti*, Console City. Accessed 2018-08-01.

## External links

* *Aqua Adventure: Blue Lilty* at DragonHints
* *Aqua Adventure: Blue Lilty* at GameFAQs
* *Aqua Adventure: Blue Lilty* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Aqua Adventure: Blue Lilty* at Video Game Data Base (Portuguese)
* *Aqua Adventure - Blue Lilty* at Giant Bomb
* *Aqua Adventure: Deep Blue* at RF Generation
* *アクアアドベンチャー ブルーリルティー* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)

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