You still use crystal shards of various colors to unlock characters.
From then on you have to unlock everybody. When you start off you only get to choose four characters out of a preselected set. Using buttons seems like it could be easier than the stylus, but since I played the previous game a lot so it just feels natural to continue using the stylus. This go around you can play using buttons instead of the stylus (or even in conjunction with it apparently but I’m not that talented). It plays almost exactly the same as the first. While I played the songs over and over and over I didn’t unlock hardly any characters because I couldn’t get the right colored shards. I played the first one a lot, but I was really bad at chaos mode. So, it’s a given that I’d pick up Theatrhythm. I played VI over and over my freshman year of college. But my favorite would either be IX-The ending made me cry so hard-or VI. You’d think it would be my favorite since I made an entire website devoted to it. If you’ve read my about page you know that I have a very neglected website devoted to Final Fantasy V. His translations must have lacked something because he got mad at me when I didn’t cry when a certain character died. My first real exposure to Final Fantasy came when my boyfriend at the time was playing a brand new Super Famicom copy of Final Fantasy V in Japanese and translating it for me. I own almost every Final Fantasy album out there (I’m sure the newer ones have slipped through my grasp but…) I’ve been playing Final Fantasy games since…high school. I make an exception for the Theatrhythm games-I’m not saying that I don’t suck at them. I am not the biggest fan of rhythm games. I haven’t unlocked much to change it around.
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