Key Notes
- Coly says Disney Sparklink Stars passed one million pre-registrations ahead of its November 4 launch in Japan on iOS and Android.
- The milestone adds three stamina drinks and 5,000 Lumies to a launch reward package that also includes 20 Offer Letters.
- The campaign counts activity across social channels, email and app stores, so the figure measures interest before launch.
Coly says Disney Sparklink Stars has passed one million pre-registrations two days ahead of its Japanese launch. The free-to-start puzzle and performance game is due November 4 on iOS and Android, with Japanese as its planned launch language. The milestone unlocks another set of items for players starting the game. Coly’s announcement
What the One-Million Milestone Unlocks
The final milestone adds three PP Drinks, which restore stamina, and 5,000 Lumies to the rewards already unlocked. The cumulative package includes 20 Offer Letters and training items. Players can also choose a three-star Memory for a favorite rider during the tutorial. Launch rewards
The campaign moved from 800,000 on October 28 to 900,000 on October 30, before Coly announced the million mark on November 2. Coly plans to announce the deadline for claiming the one-time account rewards in the game. Campaign updates
Disney-Inspired Performers and Match-Three Puzzles
Players take the role of a conductor guiding groups of performers. Matching pieces in puzzles helps train riders and unlock skills for stage shows. The game also includes a snapshot feature that lets players decorate pictures of the cast with stickers. App Store listing
The performers are original characters grouped around different Disney inspirations. UPbeats! draws on Mickey & Friends, while aMazINC. takes its cues from Monsters, Inc. Other groups are inspired by Beauty and the Beast and Cinderella. The Japanese launch is listed as a free download with in-app purchases. Launch announcement
What Coly Counts as a Pre-Registration
Coly counted several ways of joining the campaign, including following the official X account, subscribing on YouTube, adding the game on LINE, signing up by email and registering through an app store. Its announcement gives a combined figure and provides no breakdown by channel or explanation of how it handles people who signed up more than once. Campaign details
Launch charts will offer a different measure once players can download the game. We previously reported on Pokémon Champions’ launch-day iPhone rankings, which measured its position in individual markets after release. For Disney Sparklink Stars, the campaign total establishes the scale of interest heading into its Japanese debut.
