Futari ha Pretty Cure Splash Star: Panpaka Game de Zekkou-chou!
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A collection of many mini-games, divided into ten chapters. A number of games in each chapter needs to be cleared for the story to progress.
A collection of many mini-games, divided into ten chapters. A number of games in each chapter needs to be cleared for the story to progress.
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