NSFW: [Escude] Akatoki! -Yume Koso Masare Koi no Mahou- Visual Novel Semi-Review

This visual novel I played recently, was called Akatoki! -Yume Koso Masare Koi no Mahou- by Escude. Or in the japanese, あかときっ！-夢こそまされ恋の魔砲. Unlike the previous reviews, I won't be giving a score because I could not completely absorb all the information given. Why? I played it in Japanese. For those who wants to hear my thoughts on the game and along with a brief introduction to the game, click after the link.

First the box art or the title page.. or atleast this is the first impression one would get from this visual novel.

Front Cover

I personally like the art. Probably one of the main reasons why made me play. Just like animes, if I don't like the art, it doesn't matter how good the story is. Because I can't make my eyes stare at something I don't like for long periods of time (hours). Call that prejudice if you want. But all reviews are going to be like that to some degree.

This game isn't just a normal adventure visual novel because all you do is not simply read dialogues and pick whichever choice you think gets you to the ending you desire. There is a little bit of more involved combat which I will mention in great detail later.

The characters... there are alot of them. Why? Because theres the good guys and the bad guys. I got the pictures off the getchu (NSFW) site, they were missing a few pictures, but thats fine. Most of the important people are included.

Main character, shujinkou in japanese. His name is Yano Mayuto. Uses composite (no element) magic.

First of your 2 childhood friends, Kamishiro Yuuji. Uses light magic.

Second of the 2 childhood friends, Tachibana Yumi. Uses darkness magic.

First of the 5 heroine which has a pursuit-able route. Her name is Agatsu Nayu. She is a shy girl who is easily blushes and fluster easily. Very cute. Her magic elemental is fire.

Second of the 5 heroines. Name is Mashiro Sayaka. She is the typical perfect class president. Highly capable and leader material. Infact, she is the leader for the group. She uses earth magic.

Third of the 5 heroines. Shes the typical tsundere, named Amata Maki. I start to think that whenever a girl is blonde and has twintails in an anime or visual novel, they are automatically tsundere. Lol... She uses sound magic... what? I might have interpreted it wrong, from the elemental circle (weakness and strengths), her magic is yellow. So maybe lightning or wind...?

Fourth heroine. A bit strange on how to describe this one, her name is Kurushima Ririi. Her route was actually the one I played. Not very often theres someone with heterchromia. But her personality is similar to that of a kid, even though she strongly disagrees. She is pretty rough around the edges if you really get to know her. But she hides that side by putting on an act around people. An act that resembles a typical ojou-sama. But she doesn't show off like one. Thank goodness... She is a ice magic user.

Fifth and final heroine. She is Marukawa Rinko. Shes... maso. Yeah... Notice the collar? You put that on her. I don't know much else about her. Anyway, darkness is her elemental attribute.

This little thing is cool. Its basically a generic enemy. However he somehow defected to your side. I don't know the details because I couldn't read japanese. Hes number 773 of the mass produced minions. So hes named Nanami by you and your two childhood friends. (7 = nana, so na for short, and 3 = mitsu, so mi for short. Combining 773 gives na na mi)

Generic bad guy. Theres black ones and white ones. Theres also more evil looking bad guys like wolves and birds which I don't have pictures of. Theres also evil marionettes.

The guardian for our group of 6 people. Her name is Ayasaki Nagare and acts as our intelligence personnel. She is often ridiculed by other people and acts as comedic relief.

The master of the enemy which assaults the main character's. I did not understand the reason. Perhaps it was mentioned but I must have missed it. All I know was they want to take over the world. And then that was how it all began, with massive numbers of those cute looking knights. Her name is Kukuriku.

Maid of Kukuriku. I don't know her background, but she serves Kukuriku basically whatever she needs, she does. Her name is Chikka.

The most annoying bad guy in my opinion. Hes a clown, so he speaks in a funny fashion. He is pretty involved in the story so you won't be getting rid of him easily. He calls himself Piero. He is supposed to be one of the three main bad guys who works under Kukuriku.

He is the third of the strong bosses of Kukuriku. His name is G-Fender. There is a second boss who has a clock for head but his picture was not on getchu. So I'll leave him out. He looks cute. Doesn't he? Looks like lego too. Haha. I love lego.

Next, I'll mention the battle system which drawn me to the game. Every now and then, you'll reach an event where you either meet a boss or minions. Those are all pre-written in the program so you will do it every time you reach those triggers. The battles takes place in a turn-based fashion. Your characters versus whatever the enemy has.

Each character has the following actions,
1. Attack (Consumes Mana) single target
- There are 3 attacks per person, weak, medium, strong
- Each attack has their amount of knockback in the ordering or turns
- So you can make someone never have a turn
2. Change Formations
- Attacker gains attack and speed, but most probable to attack
- Wingman gets nothing and loses nothing
- Defender gets more defence at a cost of attack
3. Rest (Regenerate Mana)
4. Use spell (Different per person) on all characters
- Mayuto boosts attack
- Nayu boosts speed
- Maki boosts shield
- Ririi dispells negative effects
- Sayaka heals
- Rinko puts enemies to sleep with a certain percentage
5. Uses special (Requires Heatgage at 100%) Note: Heatgage probably means Heat Gauge. Oh well.
- Its an attack that hits all enemies
- Becareful because some enemies have it too

There are also chain attacks and append attacks which helps add damage to your comboes.

Oh yes, the elemental wheel.
Water -> Fire -> Nature -> Earth -> Wind/Lightning/Sound(?) -> Water
and
Darkness <-> Light

So basically strategically outsmart your enemy using all the information given. Sounds fun! And alot like other rpg games.

The objectives are of course, to KO all the enemies before you do. At the end of every battle, you are given stars, those stars are used to improve the stats of your characters. If a character is KO'ed in battle, then at the end of that battle, that character gets 1 less star than what you would get if he had survived. So try to keep everyone alive.

Oh... since one more thing. Have you ever heard of Queensblade Spiral Chaos? This game is similar. Your character has one unique feature different from all the other games I've played.
Look below.

You start out like this.

As battle goes on...

That happens...

Keep going and...

Ta da! Btw, it doesn't stop there. You can imagine.

It applies to pretty much all of the heroines and some of the enemies.

Its considered a KO if you become exposed. Don't worry though, that is hardly possible in the two play throughs I've done. You ALWAYS get HP KO'ed before that happens. Or maybe I'm playing it wrong... Hahaha...

I'll mention what I thought of the story, atleast what I found from it. The stories were not as deep as the previous I played. But nevertheless it was quite enjoyable. For one, I felt like my japanese was on an adequate level to follow what was going on. The story didn't have too many twists and was straight forward. Ririi's arc left more on an impression on me than Nayu's arc. But that might be different from person to person. I might also be missing fine details due me not being fluent in japanese. That also said, because of that, I am unqualified to give a proper review. But I would say, I enjoyed it. The stories.

Synopsis:
An evil group of people calling themselves Kurayami attacked the world in an attempt to take over. Their army consist of cute looking things such as those knights which rendered conventional military confused and inefficient. That was when magic came into existence. Main character and your two childhood friends went out to be magicians to combat this threat. You go to the school to learn and that is where you become familiar and eventually pursue one of the 5 main heroines of this game. The game involves a generic arc that covers about 50% of the game. After which depending on the choices you've made, you follow the character specific arc for 5 alternate endings.

Lastly, the CG and music wasn't that great for me. There weren't many CGs at all. But now that I think about it, the length was not that long either. There were 2 H-events for each character except Rinko. Several tracks in the music consisted of something similar to what we hear in Canada and America. It just sounded different. I'm not used to hearing fluent english words in a japanese game. Sorry.

Well, that concludes what I had to say. Its been so long since I actually posted something relevant to Japan. So I thought I'd write this up since it was something I played. Proud of it? Kinda yeah. One step closer to playing raw visual novels and watching raw anime. Because you know, every little step helps!

Game Opening Video:

Official Website: Here.

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[AkabeSoft2] Sharin no Kuni, Himawari no Shoujo Visual Novel Review

Finally finished Sharin no Kuni, Himawari no Shoujo. Wow, that was long! And the story was great! Its a visual novel by AkabeSoft2 with the focus on society and its corruption. It had a heart warming story and promoted a ton of deep thoughts in it. There were also a ton of suspense and twists at many corners. Highly enjoyable experience to any deep thinkers with an understanding of what society is.

Full review after the jump.

Game Cover

Synposis:
You play as a male known as Morita Kenichi. You start off without learning about his history but over the course of the game, you (as the player) learn basically everything about Kenichi's background. Morita Kenichi is a very successful individual with lots of fame and money. He is smart, and looks decent also. In the course of the game, you face various challenges as your final examination to become a "Special High Class Individual". It is an occupation very desired in the country and regarded as the most prestige title one can hope for. The location for the final exam happens to be in the town where you grew up, where he left many painful memories. His task was to rehabilitate 3 girls, who went by the name of Mitsuhiro Sachi, Oone Touka, Hinata Natsumi. Each of them had to uphold an "obligation", it was his job to remove them.

An obligation was similar to a sentence decided by a judge and jury. It was an absolute order handed out by the country on a person who commited a crime. However, that obligation could be abolished if the rehabilitee demonstrates that she had self reflected and can stand up and contribute back into the society. That was Kenichi's final exam.

Morita Kenichi, protaganist, special high class individual in training

Higuchi Ririko, Kenichi's sister

Hinata Natsumi, obligation of restricted contact with opposite gender

Mitsuhiro Sachi, obligation of restricted time

Oone Touka, obligation of complete obedience to parental figure

Oone Kyoko, Touka's parent, school teacher

Mana, Sachi's unofficially adopted sister

Uzuki Isono, classmate

Nagumo Eri, fellow special high class individual cadet


Masaomi Houzuki, liscenced special high class individual, Kenichi's supervisor

Ratings:
Plot: The plot is the best one thus far. It was both very personal and grand at the same time. Society was not a obscure topic yet it had affected everyone. You and I both live in a society, whether there is a government (developed countries) or not (tribes). You live based on a set of rules that is set up from a person or people. And this story has its own society, it shows its problems and how corruption takes place. Because everywhere has a form of corruption. Corruption occurs because it is impossible to satisfy everyone, no matter how hard they try. The people who aren't satisfied will say the government is corrupted. It is as simple as that.

The plot was also darker than the other visual novels I've read. Adding to the seriousness of the story. Life is not nice, its not all candies and rainbows. This plot was surprisingly realistic for a visual novel (from the amounts that I read). Another realistic one would be Narcissu which I didn't review it but I had read it a long time ago. It was about suicide. Another very gloomy and sad plot.

The plot was also extremely long (in my opinion, based from earlier visual novels that I've read). It was divided into 5 parts. Whats like an introduction then moves onto Sachi's arc, then Touka's, then Natsumi's then finally the combination or conclusion arc. Of course, theres also the epilogue with the character you chose. But thats extremely short. So in a sense, this can be regarded as 3 visual novels as each one of the girls has a different problem so it is a different story. However, it all links back together at the end.

Choices mattered but they also not mattered. Actually I can't say for sure, but this is what I tried. I reloaded older save games (before I cleared the game and changed a choice, skipped a bit of conversation, the dialogue didn't change from my other savegame. So what I think is that, different choices will only get you a different immediate dialogue but doesn't do much else. EXCEPT there is an obvious choice to for whether you want your ero-scenes with a certain girl or not. Pick it and thats how you enter her route (thats what I believe), reject it then you'll be presented with the other girl's route at a later time (thats also what I believe). I only cleared it once, so I can't say too much for sure. Also, for Touka, there is an instant end option. I will assume there is one for the other characters too. But generally speaking, as long as you pick what your mind believes in, you should be able to clear it in one clean sweep.

In my opinion, I prefer happy stories except I must give this one an applaud for the emotional story. I definitely shed some tears.
5/5

Characters: The characters were probably the only thing they could have improved. The characters were by all means lovable. They all had their charms, from one of those energetic girls, to a tsundere, to a overly reserved girl. The problem for me were the voices. Although it might have been intentional, I found the voices to be a bit rough, like the voice actor was acting. It didn't sound very natural. Or maybe it was just how the people sounded like.
3/5

CG: The CGs were nice. The drawings were consistent and didn't look like the artists slacked off. There were a combination of normal pictures and chibi pictures. Both had their own charms.
5/5

Explicit Content: There weren't many, but is as expected. I only went through Touka's arc, there were 3 scenes, 2 of them were merged together in the event extras. There were 4 separate CGs (not including the variations; eyes opened, eyes closed, etc). More can only be better, right? Haha. As long as the story is not compromised.
4/5

Translation: I didn't notice anything wrong with the translation. After playing 3 games, I found that fan translations seem better than official translations by a company. Which is pretty strange but I can't argue nonetheless.
5/5

Overall: I think this was a good novel, again, I would recommend it to everyone. It is however on the long side so those with a short attention span or don't have much time should probably ignore this. I found myself agreeing to many things said in the story about corruption and ideal. It was great to know I wasn't the only one thinking like that. That was kind of aside though. But I would say I definitely learned alot of things if not just confirming my beliefs. It had alot of educational value as well.

There isn't much more that I can mention, the music is decent. There were some tracks I loved, and others not so much. But that was purely due to taste, I can assure you. I generally like the happy sounding tracks. Music was used in the visual novel as way to give players the atmosphere of the situation. For example when main character saves the day, theres a heroic BGM. When people are in tears, the music is very sad. And so forth.

The user interface and user experience is simple and refined. Nothing like the Wanko to Kurasou visual novel.

Title page

Sample CG

In-game screenshots:

4.5/5

Title Cover Image Source: Here.

The following are just notes I made while I was reading the visual novel. I made no reference to the notes when I wrote up this article except to get the character's names.

*SPOILER AHEAD*
Note:
- Main character is Morita Kenichi
- Story is realistically dark, the stories tend to have things like conspiracies, the plot is not straightfoward and simple
- Morita's background is a very intelligent person with lots of understanding of different people, probably why hes the youngest "Special high class individual", basically he is good at everything (looks good, athletic, smart)
- Morita's life goal "To manipulate people like fools"
- People who have done bad deeds gets obligations which they must fulfill, depending on the appointed "Special high class individual" who watch over them, they can either be lifted from that obligation after being recognized that the sins were atoned for, or they could be killed because progress was not met
- A theme is politics, talks about how the Government is run by the "Special high class individual" because they have been trained/educated in many different areas (super human in a way). For that reason, Special high class individual are rare because of the qualities involved to become one
- Another theme is corruption; every heroine had demonstrated some sort of trait, such as free will or spirit, however, Houzuki shows how easily such things are crushed. While Kenichi tries to show that those are important traits and it will prevail against the opposing government and corruption.
- Sachi and Touka both mentioned how they're don't feel like they deserve the "obligation" they have, felt it was unfair
- Educational, main character is educated, his thinking is thorough, lots of things that can be learned, good value
- Diverting blame seems to be another recurring theme, with the 3 girls looking for other people/things to make decisions for them (so they dont feel guilty)
- Stories involve putting blame on other people for their own misfortunes (dark stories)
- Choices seem to be a recurring theme in the game, every character had their share of choices that were laid out in front of them. They eventually have to choose and grow up
- Undecisive characters, got annoying for me.
- Alot of choices, however from what I could tell after reloading older savegames and picking the option I didn't pick, only certain few choices leads you to a "bad end". In fact, I had only gotten a bad end for Touka after picking an obviously wrong choice. Tried a few other choices, nothing seem to have happened, but ofcourse I didn't stick with those choice until the end of the game. So it may have an effect on the "final ending"
- Each story had their own theme about personal traits and how society tries to suppress those emotions, calling them useless. Main character sought to protect them.
Sachi - Justice
Touka - Compassion
Natsumi - Love
- Game is separated into 4 parts, Sacchi's Arc, Touka's Arc, Natsumi's Arc, Ririko's Arc

Characters:
- Morita Kenichi (Previous name Higuchi Ken, deserted his allies): Protaganist, Special high class individual in training
- Higuchi Ririko: Kenichi's sister
- Nagumo Eri: Fellow special high class individual cadet
- Mitsuhiro Sachi: Childhood friend, obligation of restricted available time
- Mana: Sachi's "sister"
- Uzuki Isono: Sachi's appointed "Footsoldier boss", writes fairytales, possibly a writer, pen name "Sepia"
- Hinata Natsumi: Childhood friend, obligation of restricted of contact with opposite gender
- Oone Touka: Classmate, obligation of complete obedience to parents
- Oone Kyouko: Teacher, Touka's mother
- Masaomi Houzuki: Experienced special high class individual, Kenichi's superior

Quotes:
- "No one has actually seen the tenets of society! Humans invented crap like gods and ghosts because they wanted to explain stuff that they didn't understand, so that they could avoid having to take responsibility for it themselves. As the advancement of scientific knowledge and technology marched onward, humans had less and less need for such explanations. However, right when the world had us believing that we had understood pretty much everything, we realized that we had come up with our own form of unexplainable phenomenon by creating society!"
- "People can't live without someone or something to shift the burden of responsibility onto."
- "Nah, you'll just get dumber if you go to school. The teachers are all trash, your friends are all stupid, and the rules are all pointless. If you can't study, they treat you like you're worthless. Kids who don't fit in are considered failures as human beings. The only thing you can do inside of that prison is listen to what the teacher tells you."
- "Society's fraudulent methods were absolutely powerless before true strength."
- "Depending on how you look at it, this world we live in is either heaven or hell. But, here's the thing. People are so weak that they never look at anything except themselves."

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[Ivory] Wanko to Kurasou Visual Novel Review

This is my second visual novel review done on the blog (and in total). I don't normally like to write reviews but there just isn't any figures I'm buying... So this will have to do. This visual novel is called Wanko to Kurasou by Ivory. For the full review, read on.

Game Cover

First of all, this visual novel was not like KiraKira which was a commercially translated game. This means that a bunch of people who has an understanding of Japan, sat together using their free time and translated the game for us to enjoy. So let us be grateful for their efforts. Big clap of hands for Yandere Translations.

We'll start with a quick synopsis of the game similar to that I did for KiraKira, except this will be MUCH shorter.

You star as a male college student who had a rough upbringing. However you live a normal life operating a cram school (which happens to be in your home). You also do solo tutoring. Your name is Yusa Yuichi. You live alone and does not see a problem with that, however, a meeting with a "human dog" named Mikan soon changed you forever. The story goes on about your life after this encounter and how you adapt to such changes. The story is filled with moments of laughter and sorrow to maximize your enjoyment.

Your future dog, Mikan

Strange friend, Oumi Risa

Risa's pet dog, Silvianna (or Silvie for short)

Pet store manager, Mochizuki Nadeshiko

Nadeshiko's pet dog, Kotarou

Cram school student, Mutsuki Kana

Kana's pet cat, Kuu

Mikan's previous owner and Risa's sister, Oumi Misa

Main character, Yusa Yuichi

There are also two characters who don't seem to have their portrait at the site I gathered the other pictures from. They are Seika and Kaie. Seika is another student of the cram school and Kaie is her dog.

Cram school student, Seika

Seika's pet dog, Kaie

See? Its alot shorter !
Actually I found this visual novel to be shorter in general than KiraKira. Also I don't want to spoil anything.

If you played the game and read the synopsis, could you tell me if I did alright? Thanks!

Here are the notes I wrote down while playing the game to help me write my blog post. But I'll most likely mention it again somewhere in the rating section in a bit more organized manner. So feel free to skip it.
Notes:
- Lots of laughs (Great dialogue)
- Great art (The art looks severely underaged though)
- Alot of choices, alot more than with KiraKira (I hope the early choices doesn't affect the ending)
- The GUI isn't as great
- Game startup time is terrible (But maybe its an OS problem, I'm running Window 7 afterall)
- Interesting (There is a mention of people have smell, for example a virgin gives off a different smell from ones who are not)
- Main character is great character material, hes mature and dependable. He is good at reading atmospheres and says things that matter too! We need more animes which don't have a failure protagonist.
- Talks about the idea of love, "Love is like blaming each other for debts without a contract. Each person insists on what they believe is love and pushes that idea onto the other. It's just an exchange of selfishness."
- Story is very deep, lots of tear jerking moments
- There is sufficiently more explicit scenes than KiraKira, especially after like halfway.
- Great ending, I love it when things from the beginning of the game shows another appearance at the end. I had the "Our lives without Mikan" ending.
- In this game, alot of choices does not seem to matter except to unlock either additional cg or for a different dialogue, but final result doesn't seem to matter. I experimented with a few choices, and I ended up with the same ending. I later looked at a walkthrough and saw that theres only 2 endings to the game. Since I don't like to use walkthrough, I didn't pay much attention. I am somewhat disappointed that there are so few choices ! I thought there were more endings!! When my save game became "Our lives without Mikan" instead of the date, I thought maybe there would be an "Our lives without (insert name here)". Sadly, not happening.

Ratings:
Plot: I greatly enjoyed the story, I only got to finish the game once and got Mikan's ending so I won't speak for the other ending(s). I had originally planned to get Silvianna's because she looks so adorable!! So after I cleared the game, I checked a walkthrough, apparantely, theres only Mikan's ending and Nadeshiko's! WHAT?! I would have thought there were more... oh well. The game has many moments that makes you laugh, and some moments where you would cry because of how emotionally touching it was. There are also moments where you would agree and moments where you would not. There were things I learned from this visual novel... although I shouldn't say learned because this is still a game, so it is difficult to apply the logic and the way minds work to everyday life. But it was still an interesting thought of mind. I greatly enjoyed Yuichi's analogy of love. It was funny because I could see it as being true. But on the other hand, it made it sound like love was a terrible thing. Truly amazing play of words. Since the plot involved animals who were humanoids, it doesn't seem like a realistic story, however the events which takes place can be related to one's life. So I found it a good learning experience.
This story seemed to have an emphasis on themes of scent (or smell) and love. It may be because nearly half of the cast are dogs and they have a good nose to pick up their owner's scents and etc. It was definitely very interesting information that was being discussed. Another emphasis would be on the notion of "making love". In the first half of the game, it plays very safe, there are nothing wrong for even an elementary school student to read except one scene. But after the half way point, there was pretty much a H-scene every day that the game passed.
The game allows for alot more choices than KiraKira, however, in my experience, most of the choices did not affect the ending. The walkthrough stated that I should pick specific dialogue to say, however I tried different ones and still got the same ending. The different choices only seem to unlock extra CGs.
All in all, I think the plot deserve 5/5. But I am still disappointed at the lack of many endings.
4.5/5

Characters: The characters are all unique and I don't see any reason to hate any of them. They're all lovable and didn't annoy me (unlike animes nowadays). If there were something I didn't like it would be their voices. I love Silvie's voice, not so much Risa's and Mikan's. Kotarou's voice was somewhat strange to me also. The rest were normal to me.
4/5

Translation: I didn't find much problems while going over the game. It felt natural, there probably were some lines that could be translated better but I don't recall any.
5/5

CG/HCG: If you bought this game for its H-content, congratulation, you've made a good purchase. There are rougly __ H-scenes and __ CGs for each character or set of characters.
The CG is somewhat inconsistent, there are nice pictures and some others looks somewhat distorted or incorrectly proportioned. The characters are all drawn like little children, should that be a good or bad thing. I personally like that style. Although not always the case when characters are drawn to imply a younger age, their eyes tend to be bigger and their faces tend to be better proportioned. I can't really explain, I just like it that way.
3.5/5

User experience: I decided to include this in the review, this will be to talk about how the actual game ran and the experience I had. The reason why I added this here instead of at KiraKira was because this game receives a 1/5 in this portion. I don't know if it wasn't meant to be compatible with Window 7 or not. It was made in 2006/04/14. However the truth is, I am running Windows 7, and that is what I must review based on.
First things first. The game start up time is terrible. Absolutely terrible. I don't know if its some code problem, or maybe some incompatibility. It just hangs forever either at a black screen or at the Ivory company logo. Or anywhere in between. Sometimes it would load for 10 minutes then get to the title page then its free to work from then on. Other times, you gotta restart it like 10 times before it finally works after waiting another 10 minutes. In other words, its a hassle to get this program to run.

Freeze screen 1

Freeze screen 2

After it runs its pretty smooth sailing. I do seldom get lag where the text appears in batches instead of continuously (kind of like if you were playing a FPS, instead of walking forward, you warp forward a distance). That didn't happen with KiraKira so I assume its another incompatibility like startup.
Lastly, the GUI for this game lacks compared to KiraKira. It looks like a generic window taken straight from windows 95.

Load savegame screen

Other than technical flaws, the content of the game is superb.

Overall: Great game. Maybe I just don't have enough experience to say if the game is good or not. But certainly after playing it, I must say I found it both very interesting to have read and very enjoyable while doing it. I also think this is a shorter read than KiraKira which makes it a better choice for people who don't have alot of time. Although I mentioned the program flaws, it is not that big of a deal once the game starts running. Please do try to bear this in mind when first running the game. It might take a few more attempts. Do not lose hope and try again. Patience will be rewarded.
4.5/5

Links: Translation, Image Source [NSFW].

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