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Precioustone

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The Perfect Precioustone.

The PrecioustoneMedia:SonicShuffle DC US manual.pdf[1] (プレシャストーン)Media:SonicShuffle DC JP manual.pdf[2] is a mysterious crystal from Maginaryworld formed with the essence of everyone's dreams, which plays a key role in Sonic Shuffle. Typically, it is protected by Illumina within the Temple of Light, and is necessary for Maginaryworld to exist.

History

When Illumina split into Lumina Flowlight and Void due to her self-doubt, Void seeks out the Perfect Precioustone to become whole, only to shatter it and scatter its fragments to five locations, causing Maginaryworld to fall into disaster and corrupting the worlds due to Void's darkness. Lumina brings Sonic, Tails, Knuckles and Amy to Maginaryworld to collect the fragments and restore the Perfect Precioustone.

When the heroes almost complete the Perfect Precioustone, Void tries to go after it again, but is stopped by the heroes. However, the light does not return to the Precioustone, and Lumina loses all hope, but Sonic and his friends restore her faith and make her accept Void for what he is. This leads to Lumina and Void merging back into Illumina, completing the relic.

Gameplay

Gameplay-wise, the Precioustone fragments function like Stars from the Mario Party series. Players go around the board and try to collect as many as they can, with the game ending once all fragments have been claimed by the players (between 2 and 7 in VS. Mode, but always 7 in Story Mode). Upon reaching the Precioustone, a player must battle a monster, and should they win, they get the Precioustone, causing another one to spawn somewhere. The player who is furthest away from the Precioustone when it's collected will be crushed by a weight dropped by Dr. Eggman, taking away some of their Rings. At the end of a game, players are awarded an Emblem for every Precioustone they collect.

In other media

Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie comics)

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References

Items in the Sonic the Hedgehog Game Series
Collectibles   Ring | Special Ring | Rich Ring | Heal Ring | Red Star Ring | Number Ring | Silver Moon Ring | Sonic Medal | Sun Medal | Moon Medal | Sun Tablet | Moon Tablet | Planet Tablet | Secret Item | Red Orbs | Blue Orbs | Green Orbs | Emblem | Chaos Drives | Special Stage Key | Material | Portal Gear | Memory Token | Vault Key | Red Seed of Power | Blue Seed of Defense | Dream Orb
Power-ups   Shield (Water, Lightning, Fire, Gold, Magnetic) | Invincibility | Power Sneakers | Rocket Shoes | Propeller Shoes | Hyper Heli-Tails | Eggman Mark | Super Ring | Combine Ring | Forcejewel | Power Core | Light Cores | Special Combination
Level Objects   Item Box | Dark Energy Key | Spring | Spikes | Checkpoint | Time Warp Plate | Signpost | Goal Ring | Hidden Treasure Ring | Giant Ring | Dash Ring | Rainbow Ring | Capsule | Button | Door | Bumper | Speed Booster | Crane Lift | Air bubbles | Chao container | Item Panel
Powerful Items   Chaos Emeralds | Super Emeralds | Master Emerald | Time Stones | Chaos Rings | Precioustone | Sol Emeralds | Jeweled Scepter | World Rings | Excalibur | Phantom Ruby | Reverie | Dream Core
Weapons   Piko Piko Hammer | Chaos Energy Cannon | Caliburn | Wispon
Devices   Remote Robot | Combi Confiner | Mother Computer | Nega's Camera | Arks of the Cosmos | Miles Electric
Other   Chili Dog | Fortune Cards | Speed Down Boots | Chao Egg | Scepter of Darkness | Cacophonic Conch