Since Otomate decided to do a game based off Houshin Engi, I figured now would be a good time to get this out of my backlog. This is basically Otomate’s spin on a Journey to the West. Since this is the Japanese version though, it’s actually quite similar to this, but instead Genjou Sanzou this time is our HEROINE, who gathers her group of good looking idiots to go on an epic adventure to Tenjiku to save the world!
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The creators of the infamous bishie moan game Duel Love bring us this PS2 masterpiece! The game begins with some random voice asking you a survey which determines the heroine, Tachibana Toko’s character personality. Suddenly some dude with long hair takes her through a mirror to some kind of a grave. When she gets there she gets some new clothes and her hair grows longer. He then informs her that she’s a candidate for the position of queen and must marry one of the bishie princes of this world ＼( ^o^)／ . He also informs her that her real father is from this land of Inollad and that she’s got special powers sleeping inside of her. When they try to awaken her powers they fail and are returned back to earth, but not before blowing up the statue of the legendary goddess. The dude tells Toko that if she starts experiencing weird things or getting marks on her skin, to let him know immediately and he disappears. In order to get to the bottom of things, Toko must now sexually harass some hot mans to while trying to make it through high school!
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Ah well while last year was rather empty, this year looks to be pretty good as far as April Fools stuff is concerned!
Story: Your best friend, Lee, who is a bread maker one day finds himself in a floury mess! It’s now up to you to help him clean everything, including himself, up! m9( ﾟдﾟ)ﾋﾞｼｯ!!
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The stories here appear to be different based on which character you go after. This means that the heroine is also different in each one. The only consistent thing is Nakagawa, the like guide for the mobage and the heroine’s “temporary boyfriend” in each story.
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