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Neo Chupi (ねおちゅぴ) was a radio program started by SNK on October 10, 1997 and ended on April 2, 2000. The original show aired on three stations on different days (Radio Osaka, Radio Tokyo, Radio Tokai). Neo Chupi also released a single for their images songs Hoshizora no Melody and Neo Chupi No. 1. It eventually had a mini-crossover with Neo Geo DJ Station. Its successor, named Pokyuppa (ぽきゅっぱ), ran from April 9, 2000 through April 1, 2001. Pokyuppa was on Radio Osaka and later became an internet only drama.

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  • Neo Chupi (ねおちゅぴ) was a radio program started by SNK on October 10, 1997 and ended on April 2, 2000. The original show aired on three stations on different days (Radio Osaka, Radio Tokyo, Radio Tokai). Neo Chupi also released a single for their images songs Hoshizora no Melody and Neo Chupi No. 1. It eventually had a mini-crossover with Neo Geo DJ Station. Its successor, named Pokyuppa (ぽきゅっぱ), ran from April 9, 2000 through April 1, 2001. Pokyuppa was on Radio Osaka and later became an internet only drama.
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  • Neo Chupi (ねおちゅぴ) was a radio program started by SNK on October 10, 1997 and ended on April 2, 2000. The original show aired on three stations on different days (Radio Osaka, Radio Tokyo, Radio Tokai). Neo Chupi also released a single for their images songs Hoshizora no Melody and Neo Chupi No. 1. It eventually had a mini-crossover with Neo Geo DJ Station. Its successor, named Pokyuppa (ぽきゅっぱ), ran from April 9, 2000 through April 1, 2001. Pokyuppa was on Radio Osaka and later became an internet only drama. Each show had its own quirky talkshows, guests, character corners, and announcements about SNK related products. Sometimes, the show broadcast drama CDs, image songs, or original radio dramas. Both shows used to have websites on V-Station. Neo Chupi has two CD releases of their "best talk collections"; each CD was offered to 100 lucky callers of the program. Neo Geo Land in SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash makes a reference to the radio program by featuring, on its second floor, a tournament based around Neo Chupi, which the player must win to get the Neo Geo Land coin. Keiko Kamitani and Harumi Ikoma themselves are playable opponents, as is Masahiro Nonaka, who is not a regular host though he was present for the debut broadcasts. Additionally, the song that plays when players approach the booth is the same song used to introduce listeners to the show. The show's characters, Takeshi and Mika, also make secret cameo appearances in The King of Fighters '98 and are also playable opponents in Card Fighters Clash (they can he found hanging out at the first floor). Neo Chupi is also referred in SNK vs. Capcom: The Match of the Millennium. In Olympic Mode, if the player chooses to play SNK events and enter Talk Mode, Rimururu will randomly talk about her and Nakoruru having had a spot in a radio show in Kamui Kotan. This is a reference to the main hosts of the show, Harumi Ikoma (Nakoruru) and Keiko Kamitani (Rimururu) and perhaps the Daishizen no Oshioki segments (see "Events" below).
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