However, I do want to warn people that there is a potential trigger in his route. Just be aware of it if you’re sensitive to certain issues.Trigger Warning: stalking and attempted rape I’m going to write more about it in a different post, so that way I don’t spoil that part of the story for anyone.

SPOILER: There is a side character that starts stalking the MC and attempts to rape her toward the end. It doesn’t go far in action, but because of how the guy talks to the MC and what he does, I feel it needs some kind of disclaimer.

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Young Ryuzo was the reliable older brother of the group. Norio Nagayama was born into a poor family, and had seven siblings. Email This BlogThis Share to Twitter Share to. would leave their hometowns to work in Tokyo and other promising. Voltage Reviews and Walkthroughs Please do not repost any walkthroughs and/or reviews without my. He’s still very much the same, except…a lot of people view him as a delinquent. With that and the fact that he talks to her roughly at the beginning, it’s no wonder the MC is scared of him at first! There are even rumors that he hangs out with gangsters and extorts money from people. However, the MC quickly sees that he’s still the same Ryuzo. He’s a year older than the rest of the group, so he still tries to take care of everyone. He’s also got a strong sense of responsibility, so he’s either at school or helping out at the store. He’s good with children, and he can hold his own in his rambunctious family. Sometimes he can be too serious though and take too much blame on himself.ĭespite his scary reputation, he has a lot of female fans. Too bad he has now idea what women think. It’s not an understatement to say he’s dense. He doesn’t realize how his actions can be viewed, so he does things like indirect kisses and carrying the MC bridal style without even thinking about it. The MC is really patient and supportive, and she waits until Ryuzo figures things out. She’s determined to be there for him when really it would be easier for her to stay away and to move on from her feelings. Even the guys, especially Haruki, start nudging them together. When Ryuzo finally catches on and realizes his feelings, he becomes this bumbling, stuttering, blushing mess! As always, the new couple will be spending the whole day together, and everyone else is left to imagine just what a pair of teenagers might get up to in that time. The guys are suspicious (and kind of panicked), Rihito is hilariously smug, and Ryuzo immediately goes into overprotective-but-dim-big-brother mode, bless him. Ryuzo’s route can be pretty serious at times, but it’s also a lot of fun at times. There are a few more story lines going on besides their slowly developing relationship too. The seemingly western take on a very much Japanese thing, is actually a refreshing one. I like that the MC has a strong sense of justice, and she stands up for herself and others no matter what she has to deal with. What some may miss about the inventiveness in this film, is the simple.

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