The game takes place in the same place, but the biggest thing about this game is that it expands the setting of the place (Primp Town) that made it feel like it's more realised and alive than before. The name of the game suggests that it's the sequel to Puyo Pop Fever, and it certainly is. Of the Puyo Puyo games that haven't been released in English between Puyo Pop Fever and Puyo Puyo Tetris, I feel that the most intriguing and mysterious one is Puyo Puyo Fever 2. Still, I would still be getting it on the Switch though, due to Tetris. Puyo Puyo Tetris sadly doesn't have a dedicated Fever mode, which would have made it an essential to me. While they are rare, it's refreshing to see professional Fever matches, instead of the more common Easy matches against CPUs. SUN may have attached different personalities to each character, but Fever successfully made each character different in both personality AND playstyle. It also features a great way for every character to play differently, making them feel unique apart from just having different attacks. Puyo Pop Fever is downright amazing, because it opened my mind to building large chains through the Fever mode, and many of the chains are structured well that makes it efficient. Of the game types that I love, it's the Fever mode. It's also great to see some older favourites return, but I hope that Sega isn't obliged to limit the characters to 24 (the series' arc number) in the main games, because this series has a lot of characters in which to choose from, and it would be a shame to have them not return. Every subsequent game has refined the style into something that's cuter and vibrant than the last, cumulating to the style in Puyo Puyo Tetris. The lack of the older cast was a bummer, but it made the games felt fresh.
The Game Boy Advance Puyo Pop game was a modest effort, but it's when they branched out to their own style in the form of Fever that they have made their mark within the franchise's timeline. I think that Sega has done a great job with the Puyo Puyo franchise ever since they have taken over. When I found out the original that it was based on, I knew that it's one of those games where the characters are lifted from existing properties to make the game more palatable (which is the case of Panel de Pon). I've thought about creating this topic after seeing that WarioForums had one, but I see that you have made this topic, which is great! I love its core concept when I played the western versions (Robotnik and Kirby).
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