Rinka

Rinka is a character first appearing in pop'n music Sunny Park. She's a cheery girl with the power to control flowers. She likes Nyaguwa, one of the mascots of the GITADORA series and is often with Hiumi, Retsu, and Fuga. Rinka is the younger sister of Taiga. In pop'n music ラピストリア, she carries the pink heart shaped lapis.

Design
Rinka wears a white dress with a blue collar and a slit on each side showing purple underneath, blue thigh high socks with purple flats, and white bangles around her wrists and ankles. Her hair is black with two short braids in the front and decorated with two pink flowers, and her eyes are dark blue. The left side of her dress has a gold flower pin.

Her pop'n music ラピストリア appearance gives her a white collared top with a gold flower pin and pink short sleeves. Her skirt is pink with gray thigh high socks and yellow flats and her hair is instead tied into two pigtails.

In pop'n music peace Rinka wears a blue top with a yellow tie over a pink hoodie and a gray skirt. Her thigh highs are white and worn with pink flats, and the bangles around her ankles are now gold. Her hair is now kept in two buns tied up with white flowers and pink ribbons.

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Gallery
The gallery for Rinka can be viewed here

Trivia

 * Rinka shares her birthday with Anna and Sugi-kun.
 * Rinka's name can be translated as "bell flower", and the first kanji of her name means "flower", relating to her element.
 * ちっひ mentions in her pop'n music Sunny Park comments that Rinka initially had earth powers, but shifted to flowers as she found them to fit better with her song.
 * Rinka received her own emote on the official Pop'n Team's Twitter, which was ✿σ▽σ).
 * Rinka has the same flower pin on her chest as Taiga has on his belt, only in a different color.
 * In pop'n music peace, unused data seems to imply Hiumi was originally going to fully share an appearance with Rinka, with name banners titled "hiumirinka_25a" and "hiumirinka_25b" that included both of their names and similarly named artwork.