Chibi Go Unveils New PV featuring Butter and First In-Game Event
After opening for pre-registration for global players in the last week of May, Trickcal: Re:VIVE is back in the news. By the way, the global version of the game will be called Trickcal: Chibi Go, and it’s now in the news because of its latest PV featuring Butter.
Trickcal: Chibi Go has dropped its second character PV with Butter
When cute meets catastrophic, it’s none other than [Love Friends] Butter. She’s a werebeast Apostle with a cheerful bark and apocalyptic intentions. Voiced by Aoi Nagatsuki, Butter looks like she belongs in a candy store.
The new Trickcal: Chibi Go PV featuring Butter is titled Warning from Angle Cream’s Minions. It gives us a proper introduction to this tail-wagging enigma from Angle Cream. Why don’t you take a look at it right here?
On the surface, Butter is all wagging ears, upbeat greetings, and an endless desire to make new friends. But behind the sunny personality, there’s a strange tension. According to the Apostle Archive, nobody’s ever seen her angry. Maybe there’s a reason for that.
Meanwhile, there’s a new interview featuring voice actor Aoi Nagatsuki. She shares her impressions and a few stories from the recording booth. She also sends a message to the players, or as they’re called in-game, the Enlightened Ones. Watch it here!
More Surprises Have Been Dropped!
Alongside Butter’s reveal, Trickcal: Chibi Go has also unveiled its first event. It’s Apostles’ Dreamland, a memory-based mode. You’ll stack Core Memories to power up your team, but piling on the buffs comes at a cost. The score multiplier drops the more you add.
It’s a tradeoff between raw strength and leaderboard potential. Bringing in UP characters gives bonus effects, and if you’re lucky, you’ll collect Memory Shards that fuse into Full Memories. Pulls, Crystal Leaves, and various rewards are part of the event pool.
If you haven’t pre-registered for the game yet, head over to the official website. Also, read our news on Play Together’s New Minime System.
