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Capcom has revealed that Pragmata‘s fan-favorite Scribble Suit will finally be added to the full game as a free update, following a special Father’s Day celebration stream.
The announcement came during Capcom’s Japan-exclusive Father’s Day Special Event, which celebrated Pragmata reaching two million sales worldwide just 16 days after release.
While fans tuned in to hear discussions from the game’s voice actors and the dev team, it was the reveal of one of the game’s most beloved cosmetics that had fans excited.
According to the stream, Pragmata fans will finally be able to download the Scribble Suit and use it throughout the full game on June 19.
This is great news, as the cute cosmetic was originally locked behind the demo, and players couldn’t unlock it in the main game (a true crime given how adorable it is!)
Scribble Suit is finally being added to the game
As the name implies, the Scribble Suit is a special spacesuit that’s been lovingly customised by the game’s little android girl, Diana. Everything from smiley faces, flowers, apples, and other playful sketches appear all over Hugh’s regular suit.
There’s even a mini Diana that appears on his leg, just in case you were ever wondering just how much Diana loves her so-called “space dad” (damn it, who’s cutting onions?).
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Not only is the suit the perfect Father’s Day-themed gift for Hugh, but it also shows the real bond the two characters have between each other. The Father’s Day festivities don’t just stop there either, as fans in Japan can enter a competition to win some exclusive goodies.
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First up is a small cushion featuring a chibi smiling Diana, while the cutest prize, and arguably the cutest, is a drawing of Diana and Hugh holding hands (damn those onions really are strong today).
So, if you’re looking to spend some time playing Pragmata this Father’s Day, or just want to role-play as “space dad”, you now have the perfect excuse to dote over the father-daughter duo.
