Magical Drop F - Daibouken mo Rakujyanai!

Magical Drop F - Daibouken mo Rakujyanai! (マジカルドロップF - 大冒険も楽じゃない, Magical Drop F: The Big Adventure is Not Easy) is the fourth main Magical Drop game. It was released exclusively for the Sony PlayStation on October 21, 1999. Magical Drop F includes character-specific items that have various effects when activated.

Characters[]

Returning Characters[]

NOTE: All characters return from each Magical Drop game.

Newcomers[]

Burnz (Secret Character)

Non-Playable Characters[]

Black Pierrot (cameo on Daughter Strength's dizzified head)
Fool Cat (appears alongside Fool)
Gao Gao (appears alongside Daughter Strength)
A white-haired girl with a teddy bear (Story mode)
A male villager (Story Mode)
A male woodsperson (Story Mode)
A female villager (Story Mode)
A male guard (Story Mode)
Bunny Magician (Story Mode)
An old man (Story Mode)
A native village girl (Story Mode)
Princess Star (Story Mode)

1P Vs. COM Stage Order[]

Easy[]

Stage Number	Opponent
1	Fool
2	Magician
3	High Priestess

Medium[]

NOTE: From stages 2-7, one group of characters will be chosen at random. Fool remains on the first stage, Fortune remains on the final stage, and Burnz can be challenged on the secret stage. However, they do not count on some of these groups. See "Trivia" for the objective on how to reach Burnz's stage.

Stage Number	Females (1)	Females (2)	Heroes	Males	Master Challengers	Neo Challengers	Villains	World's Warriors
1	Fool
2	Daughter Strength	World	Lovers	Emperor	High Priestess	Magician	Devil	Hierophant
3	Sun	Moon	Emperor	Magician	Star	Daughter Strength	Father Strength	Lovers
4	Lovers	Death	Judgement	Chariot	Chariot	Empress	Hanged Man	Sun
5	Star	Empress	Temperance	Hermit	Justice	Devil	Moon	Devil
6	Death	High Priestess	Justice	Father Strength	Hermit	Hermit	Death	Temperance
7	Judgement	Star	World	Hierophant	Tower	Tower	Tower	World
Final	Wheel of Fortune
Secret	Burnz

Hard[]

NOTE: The player must defeat all of the characters that were shown in this exact order.

Stage Number	Opponent
1	World
2	Fool
3	Magician
4	High Priestess
5	Hierophant
6	Emperor
7	Lovers
8	Daughter Strength
9	Father Strength
10	Devil
11	Empress
12	Justice
13	Chariot
14	Hermit
15	Temperance
16	Star
17	Sun
18	Judgement
19	Hanged Man
20	Death
21	Moon
22	Tower
Final	Wheel of Fortune
Secret	Burnz

Voice Cast[]

Voice Actor	Character
Akira Suda	Fool, Piggy (Butasan)
Yui Horie	Star, Fool Cat (Fool Neko)
Kōki Miyata	Magician
Yūko Mizutani	Justice, High Priestess
Ai Orikasa	Daughter Strength, Empress
K. ta Nishihara	Emperor
Mari Mashiba	Hierophant, Sun
Satomi Kōrogi	Lovers, World
Hideki Ogihara	Chariot, Tower
Ken Yamaguchi	Father Strength, Hanged Man
Takayasu Usui	Hermit, Burnz, Gao Gao
Naoko Matsui	Fortune, Devil
Yuka Tokumitsu	Temperance, Death
Nanako Itsumi	Moon
Tomoko Kawakami	Judgement

Trivia[]

Magical Drop F was previously available on the North American PlayStation Network as a PSOne Classic, but was delisted and never returned. Interestingly, every Magical Drop game was delisted from Japanese PSN as well, but eventually returned.
Burnz's stage can be reached in 1P vs. COM, after scoring at least 150,000 or more points on the medium difficulty, and 1,500,000 points on the hard difficulty without having a chance to use a continue. NOTE: Upon further testing, this appears to be false and requires more research. The exact conditions to face Burnz are currently unclear.
On the Medium difficulty of 1P vs. COM, High Priestess and Tower are the only characters to be challenged before the exact character. High Priestess can be challenged before Star, while Tower can be challenged before Fortune at the final stage due to being a sub-boss on the seventh stage.
- Hanged Man is the only character to remain on one category on the medium difficulty of 1P vs. COM.
World and Burnz do not visually change when their items are being used.
Black Pierrot is the only character from Magical Drop III who is not playable in this game. He does, however, made a cameo in one of Daughter Strength's animations.
Four characters in the Character Artwork concept pages are misspelt:
- Magician as "Mgician"
- Judgement as "Judement"
- Emperor as "Empereor"
- Temperance as "Tenperance"
Whether intentional or purely coincidental, Magical Drop F shares many similarities with Puyo Puyo~n. Both puzzle games are the fourth mainline entries in their respective series, released in 1999, were console-exclusive entries in traditionally arcade-based series, changed from super-deformed art to slightly more realistic proportions, and introduced character-specific powers.

Gallery[]

Character artwork[]

Others (including screenshots)[]

External Links[]

Official site (archived)

Magical Drop games
Magical Drop • Magical Drop II • Magical Drop III • Magical Drop F - Daibouken mo Rakujyanai! • Magical Drop V • Magical Drop VI
Magical Drop for WonderSwan • Magical Drop Pocket • Magical Drop (Game Boy Color) • Magical Drop Touch • Magical Drop DX • Magical Drop BATTLE • Magical Drop (Flash game)
Magical Drop characters
Fool Magician High Priestess Chariot Devil Star World
Magical Drop II characters
Justice Father Strength Empress Black Pierrot
Magical Drop III characters
Emperor Hierophant Lovers Daughter Strength Death Sun Judgement Hermit Hanged Man Temperance Moon Tower Wheel of Fortune
Other Characters