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I figure it may be useful to give a list of the games featured and which characters belong to which game, since I haven’t yet started to implement specific tags for the games. So, below the cut is a list of dating sims and games with dating sim elements I have played, and the OCs created for different routes and choices within said games that will be mentioned in future on this blog. The more I do and play, this will get updated.

Dear god there’s a lot of them...I have a problem, you guys...

Seduce Me

Maud

Erika

Rosana

Marcella

Jinny

Andrea

Cathy

Regalia

Zerelda

Claudia

Mystic Messenger

Yirim

Garam

Joosun

Dajoo

Annie

Yina

Gyungjin

Flossie

Huniepop

Cody

Grady

Garrett

Yuki

Nathan

Jaime

Weaver

Chuckie

Aubrey

Buck

Starr

Lindsey

Doki Doki Literature Club

Kai

Cinderella Phenomenon

Marta

Crystal

Ambrosia

Peeta

Vernadette

Tailor Tales

Marvel

Lulu

Vancy

Faustine

Odessa

Normi

Date Warp

Edie

Frankie

Magenta

Columbia

Roxie

Amnesia

Alice

Miko

Neeka

Clover

Ella

Blood Code

Lissie

Daria

Stella

Halimeda

Ozmafia

Aura

Candra

Taffeta

Bluebell

Christanta

Julie

Anora

Witney

Clarimonda

Peony

Jessamy

Gunhilda

A Hand In The Darkness

Spear

Perry

Xavier

Mr Love

Pomona

Caltha

Leilani

Bettina

Dream Daddy

Chad

Bruno

Rusty

Lucius

Vinh

Mitsuyoshi

Quigley

Baldric

7′Scarlet

Rira

Sawaka

Kurea

Kotono

Chinami

Sakika

Dandelion

Amsaja

Tokki

Yeong-Yang

Yeou

Neugdae

How To Date A Magical Girl

Fumiya

Masanari

Shinya

Tadahiro

Hyougo

Confines of the Crown

Concordia

Michaela

Radinka

Zosia

Carmensita

Nightshade

Mitoki

Mahomi

Mayuna

Marino

Sayana

Backstage Pass

Sirena

Sam

Fritzi

Joanie

Demeter

Bronwyn

Gwyneth

Highschool Romance

Shuuji

Kuan-Yin

Peppi

Soulset [Due to misreading the game description at time of purchase, I chose male names for two of the MCs, though the MC is intended to be female]

Caesar

Dante

Kitten

Joyous

Ardis

Herleva

Trick And Treat

Axel [This is the only instance where I have kept the name supplied by the game and built around it]

Alder

Date A Live

Kadoma

Kii

Uchito

Soudai

Ikuma

Ikuya

Takanobu

Hoshihiko

Tadashi

Kenta

Yasumasa

Kaname

Kazuyoshi

Steam Prison

Tempesta

Purity

Iphigenia

Ultima

Olethea

Thetis

Ikemen Vampire

Isis

Janelle

Jamesina

Zelda

Bijou

Benilda

Virtue

Hortensia

Cynara

Emilia

Anais

Heddi

Ikemen Revolution

Queenie

Sigyn

Elspeth

Luna

Lila

Tilda

Tourmalina

Wallis

Theano

Virginia

Xylia

Melody

Essie

Primavera

Mae

Estefania

Merlina

Ikemen Sengoku

Yorimi

Konami

Rika

Maiho

Riko

Nachi

Hasumi

Yasumi

Marina

Saru

Himiko

Destined To Love

Seiya

Orika

Hatsuko

Michiko

Asumi

Arina

Nene

Sakino

Natsu

Mineyo

Ren

Karen

Kikuka

Midnight Cinderella

Reini

Chesna

Levana

Blasia

Crimson

Mayda

Olien

Almira

Nebula

My Candy Love

Chandella

Amalthea

Fortunata

Hadara

Zazu

Pentecost

Saturnia

Scientia

Spangle

Star Days

Thirza

Cindy

Hero

Honey

Ursuline

Melisenda

Hermia

Lynnette

Number Days

Paige

Zsa-Zsa

Libby

Dahlia

Vera

Memory Days

Yana

Shizu

Kou

Lunar Days

Pelagia

Taylor

Toni-Rose

Lani

Coco

Denise

Skye

Verdi

Chrono Days

Noelle

Martine

Annabella

Catrina

Fuschia

Norah

Annemarie

Quintina

Kingdom Days

Dilys

Bubbles

Mona

Tilly

Lettie

Idol Days

Starla

Zippora

Susan

Blythe

Hallie

Wonderland Days

Melanie

Georgia

Astrid

Joelle

Jill

The Arcana

Twila

Baku

Rama

Cerulean

Jivanta

Esmeralda

Allianora

Nightmare Harem

Mars

Astra

Penny

Talia

Diana

Avery

Nicole

Shayla

Norberta

Dangerous Fellows

Mandy

Fenella

Frederica

Prisha

Isabel

London Detective Mysteria

Cyrilla

Kefira

Kitra

Amy

Quella

Francesca

Sylvie

Ara

Zephrine

Pastry Lovers

Kora

Bonita

Quenby

Lisa

Brielle

Because We’re Here

Petra

Vanessa

Sophie

Franziska

Heike

Anja

Veronika

Katinka

Ruzena

Irmelin

Mathilda

Aicha

Smilla

Dorika

Renata

Malin

Hatoful Boyfriend

Niina

Kyouka

Chino

Aya

Fujie

Ikuko

Yoko

Tomoko

Kirika

Satori

Kinoka

Juri

Hakuoki

Katsuko

Keina

Ema 

Naho 

Kazuha

Yasuyo 

Yukina

Reiri

Fukuyo

Wami

Emiko

Nonoe

Monster Prom

Tairin

Juvee

Gerald

Ethelinda

Murdoc

Jasper

Ariadne

Mercy

Caroline

Irene

Heidi

Clyde

Vito

Beatrice

Mika

Rosco

Desiree

Harold

Theo

Panini

Deidra

Phil

Vassia

Gladiola

Hu

Sounds Of Verity

Yeshisha

Efrata

Yullis

Red Embrace

Bodi

Callis

Lake

Marcelino

Onyx

Bailey

Scarlett

C14 Dating

Eloise

Chani

Tiffany

Petrina

Ceridwen

Arcade Spirits

Norbert

Red

Sunny

Lazaro

Levi

Karim

Aithne

The Men of Yoshiwara

Riina

Inori

Emina

Yui

Hiro

Mio

Shizuna

Tsuyuha

Tsukimi

Kei

Nijika

The Charming Empire

Tomoyo

Sadami

Chiyuri

Yaeka

Shiria

Love Esquire

Mailen

Cameron

Sergeant

Darius

Andreas

Crossroads

Calandria

Amicia

Nilena

Becky

Rammi

Gods Of Love

Calpurnia

Leeba

Naama

Clarette

Psychadelia of the Black Butterfly

Nako

Rei

Akie

Rino

Mariyo

Hogwarts Mystery

Tessa

Seraphina

Cygnus

Corvus

Livana

Edmund

Erna

Jean

Wyborn

These Nights In Cairo

Jacquetta

Nancy

Rishona

Azurine

Animal Lovers

Ahulani

Nita

Saoirse

Ardenia

Aine

Ace In Space

Silver

Minty

Brucie

Kam

Jackie

Enamored Risks

Pepper

Rue

Shade

Never Give Up

Ranita

Elise

Hedwig

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Various Artists: New Gen

You can find the beating heart of the U.K. rap underground online, somewhere among the thousands of kids desperately spitting bars on YouTube in hopes of getting noticed. On channels like SBTV, Link Up TV, and GRM Daily, no-name rappers spit (mostly written) rhymes for “freestyle” competitions, battling for relevance in a digital Hunger Games for the chance to be anointed as the next Stormzy or Skepta.

It’s from this pool of hopefuls that New Gen was born; at first, as a showcase for promising talent stymied by London police’s aggressive targeting of rap shows, and later as an Sunday afternoon radio show on Radar Radio. The latest incarnation is a compilation of original songs on XL Recordings, a 17-track album meant to be a snapshot of the new generation of London’s rappers, singers, and dancehall kings. Grime is still the city’s most famous urban musical export, but the youngest members of the U.K. scene seem less concerned with subgenre—on New Gen, you’ll hear garage, dancehall, reggae, and R&B singers alongside the grime and hip-hop MCs, the lines bleeding between each without regard for the old guard’s gatekeeping.

New Gen is the brainchild of Caroline SM, a GRM Daily editor that had found success breaking rappers on the site’s YouTube channel. Barely in her 20s, she's worn many hats: editor (GRM Daily), host (NewGenRadio), A&R (XL Recordings), executive producer (the New Gen LP), and artist manager (Bonkaz and J Hus, who each signed to Sony in 2015 and 2016, respectively). As much as any of the New Gen rappers, she’s carving her own role in the industry, with each gig feeding exposure and opportunity to the other, vertically integrating A&R, production, management and publicity under one brand. Though her sole appearance on the comp is to intro Kojey Radical’s “Fuck Your Feelings,” in effect, New Gen is her debut album.

But it’s the producers that keep New Gen from simply being a collection of hard YouTube bars. Seeking to mimic the creative energy of production camps like Rick Rubin’s Malibu retreat or Kanye’s Hawaii sessions for My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, Caroline SM and her fellow executive producer, the MC Renz, recruited Jevon, Nyge, and Soul to handle all the production duties, with artists popping in and out of different rooms at Red Bull’s studios in London. The three manage to weave a handful of styles from hungry artists with varying dialects into a cohesive statement, from the sinister synths on the opening track (Avelino & Bonkaz’s “Welcome to the New Gen”) to bouncy R&B (Ray BLK’s “Busy”), to a tasteful sample of Nina Simone’s “Sinnerman” (“Man of the Hour”), somber King Krule-ish guitar tones (“Life Support”), or a dancehall spin on the Atlanta strip club sound (“Money Haffi Mek”). It’s no small feat.

Like a lot of U.K. hip-hop, New Gen may require a bit of lyrical decoding for an American audience; even if you’re familiar with the various Caribbean patois and know that “Money Haffi Mek” means “money to be made,” there’s plenty of British slang that requires translation. Despite this, you might be able to deduce what AJ Tracey means when brags that he’s “still got these yatties up in my gaf,” or the “skengs in the rides” on 67’s “Jackets” are weapons meant for nefarious purposes. The dialect may be different, but the tried-and-true topics of sex, haters, and violence are apparently universal.

Among all the artists featured on the compilation, Avelino & Bonkaz stand out as the most polished talents. Avelino, a 23-year-old from Tottenham, has three mixtapes and the EP F.Y.O. under his belt, while Bonkaz, the latest MC out of the South London town of Croydon (Krept and Konan, Stormzy, A2, Section Boys), is in the second year of a deal with Sony Music. Their tag-team on the LP’s first track is an opening salvo, a two-minute barrage of lyrical punches that never quite gets topped: “A: Welcome to the New Gen/B: Funny how sometimes the new friends can be the real friends/A: You should mind your business, I know dragons in a few dens/B: It's like a whole family camping, them niggas too tense.”

New Gen feels like a proof of concept—that given the means and opportunity, these YouTube warriors can create work worthy of coming back to. For curious Americans who’ve only just heard of Skepta and Stormzy, it’s a preview of the artists in the London underground most likely to break through, cheesing at future MOBO Awards, taking down trophies (New Gen artists WSTRN & Abra Cadabra were already honored at the 2016 edition in November). And while a cynic might see New Gen as merely a reflection of Caroline SM and Renz’s taste and grassroots network; an optimist might say it’s an underground scene collectivizing for its mutual benefit. Nevertheless, it’s one of the more impressive collections of underground talent of late.