Sisters Royale

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Sisters Royale: Five Sisters Under Fire

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Developer:	AlfaSystem
Music:	Person A
Program:	Person B
Art:	Person C
Release date:	2020-01-30
Previous game:	Shikigami no Shiro 3
Next game:	TBD

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Controls

Controls on Nintendo Switch:

• Y: shot
• B: summon familiar
• A: bomb

Hitbox

The hitbox is a bit unusually located at the back of the head of the playable characters. When enemy bullets are nearby, it appears as a shining star.

Unlockable Secrets

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Characters

Sonay (ソナイ)

Eldest sister. Fire magic.

You can Get down on your tarty knees and Lick the floor.

Sonay’s normal shot is a rapid narrow straight shot. Its powershot variant is slightly wider.

When Sonay summons her familiar, it homes in on near-by enemies.

Her bomb are spinning flames.

Selma (セルマ)

Second eldest sister. Ice magic.

Thanks, sis, it’s been a ball. Let’s do this again.

Selma’s normal shot is a three-way spread forward shot. Its powershot variant is a five-way spread shot.

When Selma summons her familiar, it creates from ice three spikes around Selma at 120º angles from each other. As she moves with her familiar, she can turn 360°. When summoned, one spike is in front of Selma, with the other two being behind her at an angle. As soon as she moves, the spikes change order to instead have the single spike right behind her and two at an angle in front of her, leaving her front open. The spikes stay locked in this orientation for as long as the summon is active. To put a spike right in front again, the player needs to first disengage the summon button and re-press it while not moving.

Her bomb are frozen spears that fill the whole screen.

Ece (エジェ)

Middle sister. Light magic.

Fighting amongst ourselves. We’re so Wicked!

Ece’s normal shot is a narrow two-way spread forward shot, leaving the front empty. Its powershot variant has a slightly wider shot.

When Ece summons her familiar, a laser beam between Ece and her familiar appears, where you can initially position the familiar, to set the angle. When you Ece moves, the familiar moves as well, so the initial angle stays the same. To change the angle, the player needs to first disengage the summon button and start a new summon.

Her bomb are four forward-facing lasers.

Nur (ヌル)

Second youngest sister. Wind magic.

I’ll show my sisters how my world travels have Changed me!

Nur’s normal shot are three (losely) homing shots. Its powershot variant has five such shots.

When Nur summons her two familiars, they circle around her.

Her bomb is a sequence of four ball explosions that progress forward. They always position themselves on the same X axis as Nur, so the player can manipulate where they will spawn.

Lale (ラーレ)

Youngest sister. Dark magic.

Yay! Let’s get married!!

Lale’s normal shot is a sparse narrow straight shot. Its powershot variant is slightly wider.

When Lale summons her familiar, she holds it in front of her and it absorbs enemy bullets. As she moves with her familiar, she can turn 360° to better absorb bullets around her. When released (or when the bar fills?) the familiar shoots powerful homing shots back at the enemies.

Her bomb are spirits that fly out in a upside-down heart pattern, meeting near the top center of the screen. They are slightly homing.

Ode (OZ)

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I’m this world’s Saviour. I’m here to intervene a little.

Ode’s normal shot is a directed rapid narrow shot – its angle moves slightly in the same direction that Ode is moving. Its powershot variant is slightly wider.

When Ode summons her familiar, you lose control of Ode and have to position where the lightning ball drops.

Her bomb are a screen-full of lightning balls that convert bullets into coins.

Ode is a DLC character, cameo of Fumiko Odette van Stein from Castle of Shikigami 3 – or rather Ode is a doll controlled by Fumiko from a different dimension. At the end of her story arc, Munchausen also makes a guest appearance.

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Weapons

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Items

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Scoring

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Strategy

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Stage 1: Graveyard of Flame (Sonay)

Stage hazard: wells etc. you have to walk around?

Stage 2: Cave of Ice (Selma)

Stage hazard: slippery patches of ice (note: Ode is flying, so unaffected)

Stage 3: Temple of Wind (Nur)

Stage hazard: windmills blowing wind

Stage 4: Dungeon of the Soul (Lale)

Stage hazard: limited vision, you need to shoot at lanterns to see more of the stage than just around your character

Stage 5: Chapel of Light (Ece)

Stage hazard: wells etc. you have to walk around?

End-boss: Yanshin & Seytan

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Trivia

The original Japanese title is シスターズロワイヤル 5姉妹に嫌がらせを受けて困っています (Sisters Royale: 5 Shimai ni Iyagarase o Ukete Komatteimasu), which translates to Sisters Royale: I’m Being Harassed by 5 Sisters and It Sucks.

The sisters’ names, as well as their love interest’s, are from the movie Mustang.

Gallery

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