Okay, so Fuwa Fuwa Panic 2 is one of those weird, hyper-colorful Sailor Moon spin-offs that feels like it got lost on its way to the arcade. You’re bouncing around as the Sailor Scouts (or villains, depending on the mode) in this puzzle-platformer hybrid where everything’s got that classic 90s anime aesthetic—big eyes, sparkles, and way too much pink.

The main gimmick? You’re stacking these floating platforms to climb higher while dodging enemies or knocking them off. It’s simple at first, but the later stages get chaotic fast—like, "why is there a giant ice cream cone falling on me?" chaotic. The music’s pure SNES cheese, all peppy synth and jingles, which somehow fits the absurdity perfectly.

Honestly, it’s not deep, but if you’re into retro anime oddities or just want something silly to kill 20 minutes, it’s a fun little time capsule. Just don’t expect a masterpiece.