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Game Info

Cover art of Gakuen Alice: Waku-waku Happy Friends

Platform: Nintendo DS
Genres: Simulation · Visual Novel
Player Perspective: Text
Developers: Kids Station
Publishers: Kids Station
Release date: April 19, 2007

Summary

Gakuen Alice: Waku‑Waku Happy Friends brings the whimsical world of the Gakuen Alice anime to the Nintendo DS, letting players dive into its quirky charm through handheld controls. The game arrived in Japan on April 19, 2007, and while it never saw an official Western release, its colorful art and familiar characters quickly made it a hidden gem among import collectors. I love how the title captures the series’ upbeat vibe, promising a “happy friends” experience that feels both nostalgic and fresh for anyone who’s followed the anime’s magical school adventures.

Storyline

In Gakuen Alice: Waku-waku Happy Friends, a rumor spreads that the school might vanish unless the students act fast. To stop this, players must fill a piggy bank with money.
Money is earned by gathering forest resources and synthesizing them into quirky items, which are then sold at an in‑game auction. All craftable objects are uniquely produced by a firefly, letting you create things like ketchup bullets, Pigler No. 3, and pengie badges, just like in the original series. The endless variety keeps the crafting fresh and fun.
The game also revisits classic events from the GBA title, such as the Kurigo rice competition, adding nostalgic challenges for longtime fans.

Edited by Maya Carter