Otome visual novel Meiji Tokyo Renka: Full Moon coming to Switch, PC in 2024 worldwide
From Gematsu
Publisher dramatic create and developer MAGES. will release otome visual novel Meiji Tokyo Renka: Full Moon for Switch and PC via Steam in 2024 worldwide with Japanese audio and English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese subtitles, the companies announced.
Meiji Tokyo Renka: Full Moon first launched for PS Vita on August 25, 2016 in Japan. It is a ported version of Meiji Tokyo Renka, which originally launched for PlayStation Portable, featuring a new route for one of the characters, as well as other new content.
Here is the story synopsis, via VNDB:
The protagonist, a quite normal high school girl named Ayazuki Mei, meets the self proclaimed illusionist Charlie on a night with a red full moon. Due to his hand she travels through time to the Meiji era of Japan. There, where Mononoke had been observed, was a sort of mysterious Meiji Era “Tokyo”.
Following Charlie’s lead, she arrives at the Rokumeikan building. Waiting at the party the protagonist sneaks into are an assemblege of historic personages. Ogai Mori, Shunsou Hishida, Otojirou Kawakami, Kyoka Izumi, Fujita Goro, and Yakumo Koizumi.
During the protagonists interaction with those men, the prized Meiji Era ability to see Mononoke “Tamayori” is awakened within her. Because she holds this power, her relationship with those men evolves…
In an unfamiliar era, an awakening of love blooms by living among these handsome men and interacting with them.
Will the protagonist return to her original time? Or…?
A love that crosses space-time… What could the conclusion be?
Visit the official website here.
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ultraviolet,
throwback to May 3rd of May Sketch a Day 2019
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Alba Savoi, Pieghe, (canvas and glue), 1981 [gramma_epsilon, Athens. © Alba Savoi]
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I just want to shout out to the world that my incredible VA for Z @zackvalence absolutely crushed it for episode 2 like..... HOLY SHIT
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Anna Torelli, Partitura, 1992 [gramma_epsilon, Athens. © Anna Torelli]
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