Diana is one of the best things about Pragmata. Capcom's robot companion hacks enemies, marks collectibles, and apparently has excellent taste in music. If you've seen clips of her grooving to an EDM beat and want to trigger it yourself, there's one catch: you need the right DLC. Here's exactly what to do.
What do you need to make Diana dance in Pragmata?
Diana's dance animations only work if you own the Pragmata Deluxe Edition or buy the Shelter Variety Pack DLC separately. The base game doesn't include these animations or the three music tracks that trigger them. If you're playing the standard edition without any add-ons, this feature won't appear.
The Shelter Variety Pack brings two additions: three new BGM tracks for the Shelter's Jukebox, plus a unique gesture animation from Diana for each track.
How to unlock Cabin and the Jukebox
Before you can access any of this, you need Cabin active in the Shelter. Cabin is the robot that lets you open the Jukebox menu, but it stays dormant until you hit a specific story milestone.
To wake Cabin up, beat the SectorGuard boss in the Solar Power Plant. This is Pragmata's first major boss fight. Winning gives you a Shelter key that upgrades the Shelter to level 1 and brings Cabin online. Most players reach this point around the 2-hour mark.
Once Cabin is awake, the Jukebox becomes available immediately, and all three DLC tracks show up in the menu if you own the Shelter Variety Pack.
Which tracks trigger which Diana gestures?
The DLC adds 3 tracks, and each one makes Diana perform a different gesture. Here's what each track does:
| BGM Track | Genre | Diana's Gesture |
|---|---|---|
| Memories Are You (Lo-Fi Ver.) | Lo-Fi | Drowsy Gesture |
| Dawn (EDM Ver.) | EDM | Pumped Up Gesture |
| Shelter (Jazz Ver.) | Jazz | Stepping Gesture |
The Drowsy Gesture from the Lo-Fi track isn't really a dance. Diana just nods off to the chill beat instead of moving much. The other two gestures, Pumped Up and Stepping, are actual dance animations.
Diana keeps performing whichever gesture matches the current track until you change the song, interact with her, or touch something else in the Shelter. You can switch tracks freely to cycle through all three animations.
How to Make Diana Dance
Here's the full process from zero to dancing robot:
- Own the Shelter Variety Pack DLC or the Pragmata Deluxe Edition.
- Progress until you defeat the SectorGuard boss in the Solar Power Plant.
- Use the Shelter key reward to upgrade the Shelter to level 1 and activate Cabin.
- Walk up to Cabin in the Shelter and interact with it to open the Jukebox menu.
- Scroll down the Jukebox track list to find the three DLC BGM tracks.
- Pick any of the three tracks and wait a few seconds for Diana to start reacting.
This interaction doesn't give you any gameplay advantage. It's just a charming detail Capcom built into the Shelter experience.
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