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As of the October 29, 2014 game revamp, the '''Global Navi''' has been deprecated in favor of a more fleshed out '''My Page''' screen.

[[File:mypage.png|800px|center]]

'''My Page''' takes form of a home button in the bottom right corner of most non-scenario screens, and serves as the home screen of the game. In the revamp, your selected idol replaces Coney as your main navigator and will speak to you on occasion. You can see your current level, current SP/CP, and your 7th Coins on the top right. The ticker below displays information regarding current events, and the banner above the navigation buttons displays ongoing campaigns.

==Live Stage (ライブステージ)==

[[File:livestage_icon.png|right]] '''Formerly Solo Stage (ソロステージ) prior to the game revamp.'''

Live stages are the rhythm game component of T7S and are important for increasing intimacy (popularity has been deprecated in the game revamp). In order to play live stages, you need Charisma Points.

When playing a live stage, choose the song you would like to play as well as its difficulty, then choose a friend to accompany you in the song. After that, select your idol unit, then press START and the game will begin.

As the music plays, markers will appear from the top of two play lanes and scroll towards a hit zone at the bottom. Tap either the left or right side of the screen for each respective lane. You can tap anywhere on either side the screen; it doesn't have to be at the location where L/R Touch is. A tension gauge is displayed at the top right corner. Getting BAD and MISS will deplete the gauge. If your tension reaches 0, it's game over.

There are three types of notes:
* Blue markers are normal notes and merely require you to just tap that side of the screen.
* Green markers are hold notes and require you to tap and hold down on that side of the screen for the duration of the note.
* Purple markers indicate simultaneous hits and require you to tap both sides of the screen. Hold notes can also turn purple to indicate simultaneous notes.

Different sub-units will swap out throughout the song, typically progressing from the 1st sub-unit to the 2nd, then to the 3rd, and then back to the 1st. Scoring is determined by each individual sub-unit's ATK points and will change score potential immediately when the sub-units swap out.

New to the game revamp is a mode called '''Sisters Time'''. During the song, there is a gauge called '''Sisters Points''' that you can fill up by hitting PERFECT and GREAT. When you fill this gauge to 100%, you will initiate Sisters Time where every member's live skill will activate, not just members that match the song type.

When the song ends, your note breakdown, combo, and final score will be displayed. If you were successful, you will receive some EXP, Gold, Friend Points, and some idol cards, and every participating idol card's intimacy will increase.

For detailed information on scoring, refer to [[Live Stage Scoring]].

==Gacha (ガチャ)==

[[File:gacha_icon.png|right]]

There are three types of gacha draws you can do:
* Nanastar Scout Caravan: Costs 200 friend points per card drawn. You also get two free draws each day: one free draw in general and one during "lunch time" (at 11AM to 2PM JST). Mostly gives B cards with a small chance of obtaining S cards. You can draw up to 10 cards at a time.
* 7th Audition: Premium draws that require 7th coins and contain S cards and rarer. The first draw costs 100 coins, and subsequent draws cost 500 coins. You can see the cards available by pressing the green button on the audition banner. Audition Tickets from events can also be used for premium draws. ''The chance of getting a G rarity card is 5% while getting a P rarity card is 1%.''
* 7th Audition (+1): The same as 7th Audition, except costing 5000 coins to draw 10 cards plus one bonus card.
* Special 7th Audition: Premium draws that require 7 Special Support Tickets, obtained as end-of-event prizes. You are guaranteed a G card out of a small pool of selected cards, rotated occasionally.

==Scouting (スカウト)==

[[File:scout_icon.png|right]]

Scouting is how you progress in the story - scenarios are unlocked as you scout out each zone. When scouting, you may tap anywhere on the screen to progress the search and gain gold and XP. You can also receive idol cards from scouting. Sometimes item icons will appear and fly back and forth across the screen; tapping them successfully will reward you with either a SP/CP regen or an item which can be used for Item Produce. ''Very rarely'' you will get a rainbow number 7 or music note which will be placed in the box at the bottom of the screen. Upon collecting three of them, a special segment called Fever Time will begin with various items flying across the screen that you can tap to receive. Possible rewards include EXP, Gold, CP, FP, and produce items.

You can also randomly run into other players, and either send them a friend request or exchange greetings with them. Occasionally you will receive text messages from your idols while scouting.

====Collect Items====

While scouting you can also find Collect Items which are fragments of cards. Collecting all six fragments will reward you with a limited idol card and miscellaneous rewards for every successive set. However, each player can only find three types of fragments from scouting. The other types must be obtained by winning battles against other players.

Collect Items are only available on the first 10 scenarios of the game. Scenarios 11 and beyond will not net collect items.

==Producing (プロデュース＆レッスン)==
[[file:Produceandlesson.png|right|]]

'''Icon: Sparkling idol, light blue button (1st in a set of light blue buttons on the bottom left).'''

There are four categories in this section, but first, it is important to understand card stats.

====Card Stats====

'''Type:''' There are five types of idols: Vocalist, Variety Show Idol, Model, Player, and Dancer. There are also stronger renditions of these five types which are available on GS cards: God Voice, Comedian, Actress, Star Player, and Trickster, respectively. If a card's type matches the type you selected when you started the game, that card will see a boost in HP. Attacks against opposing card types will also see a boost in ATK power as well.

Types follow a basic rock-paper-scissors format, as shown below:

[[file:Typechart.png|250px]]

'''Rarity:''' There are three base rarities of cards: G (Gold), S (Silver), and B (Bronze). Awakened cards will have S appended at the end.

'''Level and EXP:''' Pretty self-explanatory if you've ever played a video game before. EXP can be gained by group lessons. Leveling up cards will increase their HP and ATK.

'''Cost Points:''' There is a cost limit when forming a unit. The total sum of the cost values of the cards in that unit cannot exceed that limit. This stat is really called ''Charisma'', but will be referred to as ''Cost'' on this wiki in order to prevent confusion with the blue Charisma Points (CP) bar that gets depleted for stage battles. '''Note that stage battles consume however much CP cost your unit has.''' A higher CP unit will be much stronger, but also consume much more CP. CP regenerates at a rate of 1 CP/minute.

'''HP and ATK:''' Each card has a health points value (HP) and an attack points value (ATK) that contributes to the total HP and ATK of the unit it is in.

'''Skills:''' There are three types of skills. Regular skills are active so long as the card is in a unit. Leader skills are only active if the card is the leader of the unit, and need to be unlocked by maxing out a card's potential (see below). Live skills, new to the game revamp, are skills only used in the game's Live Stages and are used to earn more points or recover Tension during a song.

'''Potential:''' When viewing a card's details, there is a third tab that shows their ''potential'' in one to three of the five idol types. For awakened cards of Silver rarity and higher, raising a potential gauge halfway on awakened cards (cards with an S appended at the end) will give you the ability to switch a card's type, called '''Type Change''', and maxing out the gauge for any card will unlock that type's particular leader skill.

'''Intimacy:''' When a card's intimacy reaches maximum, a bonus scenario will be unlocked and you will get some rewards in the present box. Intimacy can be raised through Live Stages. A card with maxed intimacy receives a permanent 6% bonus to its HP and ATK.

====Group Lessons====

Group lessons are used to increase the stats of your cards. Select the card you wish to level, then up to 30 supplementary cards. The supplementary cards used will be consumed.

Each rarity has its own EXP requirements. The following are the observed EXP maximums required to max a card of that particular rarity.

{| class="wikitable" width="300px"
! width="30%"|Rarity
! width="30%"|Max LV
! width="40%"|EXP needed
|-
| align="center"|Bronze||align="center"|30||align="center"|24193
|-
| align="center"|Bronze Star||align="center"|40||align="center"|52604
|-
| align="center"|Silver||align="center"|40||align="center"|71733
|-
| align="center"|Silver Star||align="center"|60||align="center"|198271
|-
| align="center"|Gold||align="center"|50||align="center"|161681
|-
| align="center"|Gold Star||align="center"|80||align="center"|509262
|-
| align="center"|Platinum||align="center"|60||align="center"|297406
|-
| align="center"|Platinum Star||align="center"|99||align="center"|999999
|}

The cards you select for your group lesson contribute a set amount of EXP based on rarity. The typical formula for determining how much EXP a particular card will give is as follows:

<code>EXP = B * L * 1.1 (if same type) or 1.2 (if same card)</code>

where '''B''' is the base EXP of the card and '''L''' is the current level of that card.

The base EXP of each rarity is as follows:

{| class="wikitable" width="200px"
! width="60%"|Rarity
! width="40%"|Base EXP
|-
| align="center"|Bronze||align="center"|250
|-
| align="center"|Bronze Star||align="center"|350
|-
| align="center"|Silver||align="center"|1250
|-
| align="center"|Silver Star||align="center"|1750
|-
| align="center"|Gold||align="center"|5000
|-
| align="center"|Gold Star||align="center"|7000
|-
| align="center"|Platinum||align="center"|15000
|-
| align="center"|Platinum Star||align="center"|17500
|}

The only exceptions to this rule are the Jersey Coneys, which give a set amount of EXP:

{| class="wikitable" width="200px"
! width="40%"|Color
! width="60%"|Given EXP
|-
| align="center"|Red||align="center"|5000
|-
| align="center"|Green||align="center"|25000
|-
| align="center"|Rainbow||align="center"|100000
|}

It's also worth noting that the higher the level of the card you want to group lesson, the more expensive the group lesson will be. The formula for determining group lesson costs is as follows:

<code>Total Cost = (X + (Y * Lv)) * 100</code>

Where '''Lv''' is the level of the card you want to group lesson, '''X''' is the ''average'' level of all cards to be consumed, and '''Y''' is the amount of cards to be in the group lesson, excluding the target card.

The best way to save on costs is by leveling low level cards, preferably at level 1 if possible, with as many cards as you can. If you need to level up higher level units, try aiming for smaller group lessons with preferably other high level cards or Green Jersey Coneys.

====Idol Sparkle====

Idol Sparkle is a mechanic where the max level of your cards can be increased by Group Lessoning cards of the same character together. A card having a Group Lesson has a chance to increase Idol Sparkle by 1 based on the sum of the following formula for each partner card of the same character:

<code>chance = (110 - 10 * rarity_difference) / (current_sparkle + 1)</code>

Where '''rarity_difference''' is the number of steps between the rarity of the lesson card and the partner card. For example, B and GS are 5 steps apart (B > BS > S > SS > G > GS), so when lessoning a B into a GS, '''rarity_difference''' is 5 and the chance will be 60% at 0 sparkle. In reverse, if a GS is lessoned into a B, the rarity difference will be -5, meaning that the chance will be 160% at 0 sparkle. However, since a chance can't go over 100%, this is not useful until the card's current sparkle is greater than 0.

Following is a table of data about Idol Sparkle:

{| class="wikitable" width="400px"
! width="30%"|Rarity
! width="20%"|Max Sparkle
! width="20%"|New Max LV
! width="30%"|EXP Needed
|-
| align="center"|Bronze||align="center"|5||align="center"|35||align="center"|34880
|-
| align="center"|Bronze Star||align="center"|10||align="center"|50||align="center"|88924
|-
| align="center"|Silver||align="center"|10||align="center"|60||align="center"|185879
|-
| align="center"|Silver Star||align="center"|20||align="center"|80||align="center"|388009
|-
| align="center"|Gold||align="center"|15||align="center"|65||align="center"|298829
|-
| align="center"|Gold Star||align="center"|30||align="center"|110||align="center"|1067776
|-
| align="center"|Platinum||align="center"|20||align="center"|80||align="center"|582014
|-
| align="center"|Platinum Star||align="center"|40||align="center"|139||align="center"|2186965
|}

====Special Lessons====

Special lessons are used to awaken your cards, which increases their maximum stats and adds potential skills. This is done by combining two identical base rarity cards. When cards undergo special lessons, their rarity increases to PS (Platinum Star), GS (Gold Star), SS (Silver Star), or BS (Bronze Star) depending on their original rarity. The artwork on the card also changes.

As you special lesson your cards, the resulting EXP that comes with the awakened card is as follows:

<code>((L1 + L2) * A) / 3</code>

where '''A''' is the card's base EXP based on rarity and '''L1''' and '''L2''' are the levels of the cards.

====Item Produce====

Item Produce is where you can give presents to your idols to raise their potential. Presents can be given to all but Bronze cards. Items can be obtained through Battle Stages and through Fever Time during scouting.

====Selling Idols====

This is where you sell off your unwanted idol cards for money. You cruel, cruel manager.

==Unit Formation (ユニット編成)==
[[file:unit.png|right|]]

'''Icon: Two idols, light blue button (2nd in a set of light blue buttons on the bottom left).'''

You can have up to five regular units, and one defense unit. Each unit can have up to 9 cards, which are further separated into 3 sub-units. However, there is a cost limit for your unit, so you must pay attention to the CP values of your cards.

Your defense unit (防衛ユニット) is the unit that other players will face when they challenge you in Stage Battles.

==Stage Battles (バトルステージ)==
[[file:battlestage.png|right|]]

'''Icon: Microphone, light blue button (3rd in a set of light blue buttons on the bottom left).'''

''For detailed information on how stage battles work, refer to [[Stage battle mechanics]].''

Stage battles pit your unit against a rival idol unit. Battles consume Charisma Points (CP) and are used to obtain missing Collect Items. Select the Collect Item set that you need to complete, followed by the item you want to battle for, followed by the player you wish to battle. Unit composition and card skills will be the key to victory.

When you collect all of the collect items in a set, you will automatically lose one of each item and the reward card will be sent to your present box. For a list of sets and their rewards, see [[Items#Collect_Items|Collect Items]]. It is also possible to just play stage battles without having to obtain Collect Items.

==Legendary Bosses (レジェンドボス)==
[[file:legendary.png|right|]]
'''Icon: Downwards pointer, light blue button (4th in a set of light blue buttons on the bottom left).'''

These are special battles that you unlock as you go through the story. The first time you encounter a legendary idol, it will unlock a special Legend Scenario. Defeating her will raise her level each time, and make her harder and harder to defeat. After defeating her a certain number of times, it will unlock a special Memory Scenario. After that, you can continue to defeat her for bonus rewards (note that you will not receive an item reward every time).
A list of rewards can be found at the [[Legendary Bosses]] page.

== Player Profile/Information (プレイヤー情報)==
[[File:profile.jpg|800px|center]]
Can be accessed through clicking your level on "My Page" or from the extended menu. This shows your level, your favourite idol type (as picked at the beginning of the game), the amount of cards you are holding (does not count the ones in storage), the amount of EXP needed to level up, your character name, your ID (friend/referral code), and your wins and losses during stage battles.
Another thing this page includes is the option to view your friends, comments, and see if you can update your stats after leveling up. (As seen on the buttons at the bottom.)
Lastly, from top to bottom, you can change your main idol, the background on the "My Page" screen, and change the comment that is shown when you pass by another user in scouting.

==Extended Menu (メニュー)==

[[File:extendmenu_icon.png|right]]

This is where you can access many other features of the game. From left to right, top to bottom:

'''Player Info'''

Displays your current player stats and allows you to choose your main idol, change your My Page background (out of 3 choices), and set the comment that appears when other players encounter you while scouting.

'''Friends'''

Tab 1 displays your friend list, where you can send messages to your friends and search for new friends.
Tab 2 displays outgoing friend requests.
Tab 3 displays incoming friend requests.

'''Idol List'''

A list of all idols that are currently employed at Nanastar. Prior to the October 29, 2014 revamp, you would obtain more card space as your Hacostar rank increased through raising your popularity in Solo Stages. Post-revamp, you can obtain more card space 5 at a time by spending 100 7th Coins. You can also select cards to send to the Dorm.

'''Girls' Dorm'''

A place where you can store cards that you are not currently using. Prior to the October 29, 2014 revamp, you would obtain more dorm space as your Hacostar rank increased. However, players that joined after the revamp will only have a maximum of 50 dorm spaces.

'''Idol Album'''

View information about all of the idols you've collected so far, as well as their cards.

'''Shop'''

Purchase Stamina Drinks and Charisma Donuts to refill your SP and CP, respectively. You can also purchase 7th Coins here.

'''Items'''

Items are divided into three categories:
* Recovery items such as stamina drinks and charisma donuts
* Produce items such as cookies and cakes, used for Item Produce
* Other items such as tickets and collect guards

Information about items is on the [[Items]] page.

'''Ranking'''

If an event is in progress, displays user rankings for that particular event.

'''Collect Items Status'''

This links directly to the Stage Battles screen.

'''Scenario Replay'''

Re-read the scenarios that you've unlocked so far. Scenarios are divided into normal story scenarios, legend scenarios, memory scenarios, intimacy events, and text messages from idols. You can also delete voice data here.

'''Friend Referral'''

Tracks how many people have entered your referral code, with some nice prizes for inviting lots of people. See current campaigns for details.

'''Recovery Code'''

This is very important for recovering your account if you get a new device or your account gets unlinked from your game install (e.g. after an OS update). The code at the top, highlighted in pink, is your recovery ID. Underneath that, it asks you to set a password between 6-12 characters (and then confirm it). This password will be valid for about two weeks. Make sure to write down your recovery ID somewhere or take a screenshot.

<span style="color:#ff0000;">Worth noting is that you cannot transfer an ID again after transferring once until a month has passed. Be careful not to wipe your data on the device that you generated the recovery code from just to be safe.</span>

'''Credits'''

Shows the staff who worked on this game.

'''Help'''

Provides very basic information on game progression.

'''Settings'''

Tab 1: Game Settings
* Player name
* Text speed (slow/normal/fast)
* Push notifications when other players request your help
* Push notifications when other players greet you
* Push notifications when new gacha cards come out

Tab 2: Sound Settings
* BGM
* Sound effects
* Voices
* Watch OP movie

Tab 3: Live Stage Settings
* BGM

==Events==
Events generally appear in the game a few times per month. They can vary in type and duration and are announced once the event begins. As the event is in progress, you can see information on the event through the bulletin board. More event types will be documented as the game goes on.

===Live Stage Event===
In these events, your objective is to obtain event points in order to earn various prizes, both from the amount of event points you earned and your overall event point ranking amongst other players. It's possible for a specific song to be relegated as the event's special song, but you will earn the same amount of event points regardless of which song you decide to play.

To participate in a live stage event, go to Live Stage (music note, red button), and on the music select screen, press スペシャル at around the top-right hand corner. Select your partner and confirm your unit, then play the song and pass to earn event points.

<span style="color: #F00">Though, '''as of February 25, 2016,''' this event has been phased out in favor of...</span>

===Try The New Number===
Try The New Number is a new type of Live Stage event where you collect tokens to play the designated event song, usually the latest single release. Earning tokens is as simple as playing a selection of target songs based on type, and the selection rotates with each successive play, following the flow of {{Vocalist}} → {{Variety}} → {{Model}} → {{Player}} → {{Dancer}} and then wrapping back to {{Vocalist}}.

Much like more recent event types like VS B-A-T-T-L-I-V-E-!! and Tokyo 7th Performance Match, you use a dedicated energy system called Try Points to play the target songs needed to earn tokens. You need at least one Try Point (which charges every hour) to play a target song, and you can only have up to 3 Try Points at any given time. You can use up to three Try Points in one song for higher gains in both tokens and synchro; keep in mind that '''increasing the amount of Try Points spent in one song won't boost your event points in normal circumstances'''.

At the end of a song, alongside your results, you'll also get a rundown on how much synchro, event points, and tokens you've earned, alongside any prizes you may have received by reaching certain event point quotas.

Unlike old Live Stage Events, this event introduces a couple of features:

* '''Panic-Tune''' is a random assortment of modifiers that can potentially affect the note chart in several ways.
** '''ノーマルノーツ (Normal Notes)''' gives no modifiers, leaving the chart unchanged
** '''ピンクノーツ (Pink Notes)''' makes every note pink, making it difficult to identify certain kinds of notes such as simultaneous presses
** '''カラフルノーツ (Colorful Notes)''' assigns a random color to all notes, making it even more difficult to identify certain kinds of notes
** '''スクランブルノーツ (Scrambled Notes)''' randomizes the position of all notes
** '''スピードアップノーツ (Speed Up Notes)''' makes notes accelerate towards the hit marker
** '''スローダウンノーツ (Slow Down Notes)''' makes notes decelerate towards the hit marker
** '''バルーンノーツ (Balloon Notes)''' makes notes grow in size based on how large your combo is
** '''Try The New Number''' forces you to play the event song

* '''Synchro''' is a gauge that increases as you play the target song or the event song, capping at 300%. The higher you are on the gauge, the higher the amount of damage you'll take when you miss on a live stage (from 1.2x at 100% to 1.5x at 200%). When you reach 300%, you'll enter a phase called '''Heavens Mode''' where, in 5 minutes time, event point gains are quadrupled and tokens earned are doubled. This phase can be extended with 100 7th Coins.

At the event's halfway point, you'll be able to select 2x and 4x event token use when you play the event song. Combine this with the aforementioned Heavens Mode for large gains!

===Raid Event===
Raid events are battle events against a designated opponent (or opponents) on a designated area in Scouting. Your objective in these events is primarily to gain as many event points as possible, although there are rewards for reaching certain amounts of victories as well. The raid bosses come in three tiers: low-tier, mid-tier, and high-tier, with each tier counting victories separately and getting stronger as you gain more victories in that tier. Additionally, at certain times of day, special bosses, who are much stronger but may reward many more event points, may appear as well.

To participate in a raid event, go to Scout (pair of footprints, green button), and on the right hand side, press the event button (microphone with shines around it), where you'll be taken to a dedicated event area. Proceed to scout as normal until you run into your opponent(s). When you encounter your opponent, you will have an hour to defeat them to count as a victory.

If you lose a battle against your opponent, you will have the option to call your friends for help (press the third button at the bottom of the results screen after a loss, or the third button on the battle screen after losing). Your friends can help weaken or defeat your opponent if they respond to your call; as you call for help, you will also start off a chain that boosts attack power for your friends if they respond within 10 minutes of initiating the call. In order to respond to calls from other friends or to continue your current battle, press the BOSS button on the top-left hand corner of the My Page screen or the red button on the right edge of the scouting screen (red button with an exclamation point and shines around it).

Alternatively, you can also purchase and use High Power Mics (used by pressing the only pink button on the bottom of the battle screen) to quadruple your team's HP and attack for that round. They can be bought in the shop for 100 7th Coins, and a 10+1 bundle is available for 1,000 7th Coins.

If you want to encounter the higher tiers available in a raid event, it's recommended that you progress through the event area as you would a normal scouting area. All raid event areas follow this pattern of areas: North, East, South, West, and Central. Raid boss spawns have been observed to be the following:

{| class="wikitable" text-align: "center"
! width="100px"| !! width="150px"|North<br><font size="1">(4 times / 3CP)</font> !! width="150px"|East<br><font size="1">(5 times / 3CP)</font> !! width="150px"|South<br><font size="1">(6 times / 3-4CP)</font> !! width="150px"|West<br><font size="1">(7 times / 3-5CP)</font> !! width="150px"|Central<br><font size="1">(10 times / 5-6CP)</font>
|-
| '''Low Tier''' || <span style="color: #FF0000;">'''ONLY APPEARS''' || <span style="color: #FF6600;">High appearance || <span style="color: #FF6600;">High in 3CP</span><br><span style="color: #339933;">Moderate in 4CP || <span style="color: #339933;">Moderate in 3CP</span><br><span style="color: #0033FF;">Low in 4-5CP</span> || <span style="color: #000066;">Does not appear
|-
| '''Mid Tier''' || <span style="color: #000066;">Does not appear || <span style="color: #0033FF;">Low appearance || <span style="color: #0033FF;">Low in 3CP</span><br><span style="color: #339933;">Moderate in 4CP || <span style="color: #0033FF;">Low in 3CP</span><br><span style="color: #339933;">Moderate in 4CP</span><br><span style="color: #FF6600;">High in 5CP</span> || <span style="color: #0033FF;">Low in 5CP
|-
| '''High Tier''' || <span style="color: #000066;">Does not appear || <span style="color: #000066;">Does not appear || <span style="color: #0033FF;">Low in 4CP</span> || <span style="color: #0033FF;">Low in 3CP</span><br><span style="color: #339933;">Moderate in 4-5CP || <span style="color: #FF6600;">High in 5CP</span><br><span style="color: #FF0000;">'''ONLY APPEARS''' in 6CP</span>
|}

===VS B-A-T-T-L-I-V-E-!!===
VS B-A-T-T-L-I-V-E-!! events are live stage events where you're pitted against another opponent to battle against in a real-time score match. To participate in a VS B-A-T-T-L-I-V-E battle, tap on the event banner to reach the event screen where you can participate in a battle, check your voltage, and charge up your '''Holorium''', the energy used in these events, among other things.

Participating in a VS B-A-T-T-L-I-V-E battle requires at least one Holorium (which charges every hour), and you can hold up to three Holorium at a time. You can use up to three Holorium in one battle for higher scores, with 2 Holorium granting 1.5x the score boost and 3 Holorium with 2x. The game will select a song at random for you to play, in which you can then select the unit you want to use for that battle. Afterwards, you will be matched up with a random opponent. Before you start a match, you can opt to charge more Holorium to apply the aforementioned score boosts, and once both players are ready, you will proceed to play the song as usual.

At the end of a match, you will be given the results of the match, including who won, max combo reached, current voltage, and Holorium used, as well as how many event points you've earned and how much '''Voltage''', your battle rating, you've earned or lost.

During the event, there is a rare possibility that you will be challenged by an in-game rival for your battle, which is an opportunity to score lots of event points if you can defeat them.

Much like Charisma Donuts, '''Hololumes''' can be used to replenish Holorium. A Hololume (Mini) recharges 1 orb while a Hololume (Max) recharges all 3 orbs.

===DJ Coney's Weekend Heavy Rotation===
In some weekends, there will be a designated song in the Special Songs section for players to play over certain times of the weekend. Playing these songs will give a chance to earn Red Jersey or Green Jersey Coneys. These prizes will not apply if you play them in the Normal Songs section, and the appearance rates for the Jersey Coneys are fixed.

The times that this sub-event will apply may vary based on the player's type (e.g. Players will have different time slots than Vocalists or Dancers). Trophies and song stats are shared between Normal and Special as well.