Puyo Puyo 35th Anniversary Clock Wakes You With Arle's Chain Voices
SEGA is releasing the Puyo Puyo 35th Anniversary Dai Rensa CLOCK&TIMER as a limited-quantity model, a 2-in-1 alarm clock and timer. The alarm plays Arle's chain voices, recorded by Mie Sonozaki, across all seven chains from Ei! to Bayoen!.
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Why it matters
The clock turns the series' chain-call audio and puyo colors into a daily-use product, which is a merchandise play tied to the 35th anniversary rather than a game release.
Key Facts
- SEGA is releasing the Puyo Puyo 35th Anniversary Dai Rensa CLOCK&TIMER as a limited-quantity model.
- The alarm sound is Arle's chain voices, recorded by Mie Sonozaki, covering seven chains from Ei! to Bayoen!.
- The timer shows remaining time through the colors and shapes of puyos.
- The clock comes in four models with alarm switches based on Midori Puyo, Aka Puyo, Ao Puyo, and Kiiro Puyo.
The timer shows remaining time through puyo colors and shapes, and the alarm switch comes in four models based on Midori, Aka, Ao, and Kiiro Puyo.
The device is a single unit with two roles: an alarm for the morning and a visual timer for the day. The timer is set by turning a knob, and four colors of puyos appear as time passes so the remaining time can be read from color and shape as well as numbers.
The alarm switch is a button shaped like a puyo, with a three-dimensional feel. The four models correspond to Midori Puyo, Aka Puyo, Ao Puyo, and Kiiro Puyo. The chain voices are common to both the alarm and timer functions.
- Midori Puyo model: Alarm switch inspired by Midori Puyo
- Aka Puyo model: Alarm switch inspired by Aka Puyo
- Ao Puyo model: Alarm switch inspired by Ao Puyo
- Kiiro Puyo model: Alarm switch inspired by Kiiro Puyo
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