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Good review there, and while you didn't say much about YU- NO here at least I knew you like it. In fact, YU-NO was very good VN that was got many positive response, so much that there's a fan translation project that was hosted on TL Wiki which is said a lot that a 1996 VN managed to got a translation (The other one were Kichikuou which also released at 1996 as well). Oh, and the effort to translated YU-NO itself was allowed by late Unemoto himself from what I'd read at Hardcore Gamers - quite an interesting read that said the fan translation YU-NO was the best version. For last word here, I'd look forward to your next review here.

For that matter, Dracu Riot IS actually fully translated only that it was deemed still partially translated because the leader of the translation (Decay) was still unsatisfied with the work ie said that it's bad, and therefore decided to reediting the patch before release it. Also the patch release here was actually unplanned and therefore Decay was angry because of that. Oh, and you could still found the patch somewhere even though Sekai was already licensed it. For Dracu Riot here, perhaps it would be better if you check the patch first for few hours before finally decided to continue it or not if you dislike current translation. Either way, have fun. As for voiced character, if one want voiced MCs unfortunately mostly was fall under either yuri (Girl on girl) or had some heavy combat which is very opposite from what you seek. But if you just need voiced characters, well all of my recommendations here had voiced characters if you concerned by that.

Well, Sekai still did need to learn from JAST though if they want to go their way lol. But perhaps it could be in the future, although it's not like I'm hoping that in the first place anyway. For now I still prefer Sekai though, if only it was because they still managed to released more than JAST per years - then again, it's not very hard to accomplished anyway.

Let's see. Maybe HatsuKoi would be good for you, and I think Dracu Riot was good candidate as well because it's mostly lighthearted. Other than those two, then I think I could recommend Wagahigh although the boobs might be too big to you though lol. Oh, and you may as well check Da Capo trilogy here. Have fun.

I think that would be a good question to ask them, but for now I would like to either go with trolling in the first place lol (Impossible I knew) or maybe just bad planning because they announce the release date first before make sure that they finished any requirement to be launched at Steam - I'd read that they still need the approval from Steam to launch Saku Saku at Steam later.

I won't comment about technical thing here since it's not my expertise here lol. But instead I would like to ask if you really from Indonesia there? I asking this because I saw the text in your screenshoot was Indonesian, and if so then I would like to say hello to you there. Oh, and I'm Indonesian here as well just in case my location didn't tell enough.

Finished all of Everlasting Summer during forum breakdown, and well there's no much answer in regard of how Semyon managed go to the '80. Although perhaps we should enjoy it as an experience rather then searching for the answer. In the end, I guess it's sort of interesting experience there in regard of Everlasting Summer, because they did introduce some interesting plot, although lack of real answer might confuse some though. Other than the story, I think the background image and sprite was looks nice while the CG was once again so-so, while usually it's the reverse one. As for the BGM, I didn't pay attention to it but it's serviceable I guess. So I think that's all for my attempt to review Everlasting Summer, and here's my impression for each route Ulyana Pioneer Miku Spoiler Girl For next VNs, perhaps I'll try to continue Chrono Clock here in which I knew it's been delayed. Don't worry, it's still summer here by the way lol.

It's pretty much for everyone here because I'd also experience the same as you in regard of forum breakdown. Regardless of that, I think the forum was fixed here and therefore it should be okay (For now at least).

Well, since you didn't ask spesific here guess I'll just throw any recommendation here for now. VN - Eien no Aselia, Seinarukana, Konosora, Yoake, Noble Works, Dracu Riot, HatsuKoi, Dal Segno, Da Capo 3, eden, Himawari, Root Double, Rewrite, Kamidori Alchemy Meister, Kara no Shoujo, ENIGMA, Koichoco, Tokyo Babel, Koiken Otome, and 11eyes Manga - Alice Academy, Bitter Virgin, Fairy Tail (Seconded this), Assasination Classroom, Full Metal Alchemist (Watch Brotgerhood adaptation as well), and Shokugeki no Souma Anime - Pretty Rythm Rainbow Live, Go Princess PreCure, Chihayafuru, Full Moon wo Sagashite, Ashita no Nadja, Digimon Adventure 01, Digimon Tamers, Kill la Kill, Code Geass, Kiniro Mosaic, Gochiusa, No Game No Life, Gun x Sword, Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, Yuuki Yuna the Hero, and Puella Magi Madoka Magica I think that's all for the recommendation that I could make for now, and hope it would help you.

Welcome to Fuwanovel, and no problem with the nickname here although other people might be think otherwise though. Hope you had fun here. As for FuwApocalypse, it's pretty much when the forum was down and therefore unreachable. And it's more like three weeks instead of two if we talk about the forum down, because from what I remember it was started to down at 1st and the forum was recovered at 23rd. Do the math.

Well, I just hope that your computer was still intact after finished both of Yukino's and Runa's route. Or for that matter, hope that your hand didn't had any injury at all after punching the computer later.

Well, it's been a year since last post here. Anyway, the release date here was getting close so I think instead of make a new thread I'll just revived my old Saku Saku thread and use it as discussion thread later. Have fun. PS - By the way, what did all of you think about Saku Saku? As for me, I think I'll just expected this as a charage for now although perhaps it did had some potential.

The KS was ended, and as expected they funded although it didn't managed to reach the stretch goal though - the fund was gathered at 105,000 while the stretch goal was at 120,000. Anyway, right now Frontwing was already prepared the release date for Subahibi which is at 30th just as promised. So if you want to see of how great Subahibi was, have fun and hope you enjoy that.

Well, if by hard to delete mean that you always think to download it when it's already removed, then yeah I always had moments like that. That aside, I think you could just keep the save file if you like the VN that you want to delete. That way, the VN that you did deleted would be live on forever lol. But yeah, with the new releases of VNs sometimes it's hard to determine which VN that you should deleted and not, because most of the new announcements were usually quite interesting.

Happy first birthday to our @Fiddle there, and hope your first years in the world would be good.

Looks like there wasn't any progress since 13th because Trip (The translator) would be busy for two weeks, so I'll post the update from back then as below: Common Route Part 1: 100.0% Common Route Part 2: 100.0% Ai: 67.25% Renna: 0.0% Maki: 0.0% Saeko: 0.0% Total: 39.67% That's all for this week, and hope that by September Trip could continue the translation.

As for now, I'd like to hear Tokeijikake Daybreak opening here. Enjoy.

Visual Novel Translation Status (08/27/2017) Edit - I knew that VNTS Image Header was from Dangan Ronpa Killing Harmony, but I think I would still using Sakura Cupid as my title here because it was more fitting to reflect Saku Saku early release plan which as of the VNTS publish time was two days ago (At 25th). The title in this week was once again had Sakura title, and this time it's Sakura Cupid. As for the reason, it was because in the upcoming Saku Saku release (At 31st) we would had a love fairy, and I'd like to think that perhaps in some way love fairy is what we could call cupid. And I think the title cupid could be fitting for the love fairy (Tina) in question, since she was like to be meddlesome in regard of MC's relationship, and cupid could be associated as someone whose too meddlesome in order to start the relationship between couple. Well, with how I managed to made the title for Sakura VN two weeks straight here perhaps I should reconsidering the job at Winged Cloud lol. Anyway, welcome to this week VNTS Review here and this week was quite slow compared to last week now that Mangagamer did had the announcement at last week, but I think next week it would be more interesting a lot with the releases. Let's see what I could write for this week. Fan Translation For fan translation, this week it's nothing differ much compared to last week although of course it's still good that we got the update (Srill no Tsujidou update though yet unfortunately). As for the updates here, we had Eustia reaching 20% mark (20.45%) translated and 13.45% edited, Koiken Otome fandisc was at 9% translated, Tsukiyori was at 12.3% translated, Venus Blood Chimera was at 58.9% translated, Pure Pure was reached a quarter mark translated (25.75% overall translated, with common route was at 42.95% translated), and Loverable was at 86.48% translated (Nanako's was almost finished with 96.78% translated). For more update there's also Musumaker translation project revived with the progress was at 38.8% translated, and the team decided to use HD version for the base game that would be translated (I didn't interesting with that, but nevertheless good luck). As for Tsui Yuri it would be useless to just track the progress using the QC number, because right now the translation was reviews ie the team redo some translating and editing so the number might be change in the future. For the last progress from fan translation, we had Witch Garden at 30% translated. Other For this week, we had a news that Cafe translated an officially released VN although the VN in question was not Sayooshi though unfortunately. But rather it was an unknown VN with the title that surely would entertain us here, and it's 'My Sister Can't Possibly Have an Hemorroid' which to said it's quite unique at the very least lol. It's just blood related incest nukige VN here so I wasn't too interested with that, but if you want to see the VN itself it would be released at this year. There's also Dangan Ronpa Killing Harmony demo release, which should be good if you want to check the VN first in which it would be released at September 26th. To tell the truth, at this rate Dangan Ronpa was starting to look like Cash Cow Franchise by expanding already finished story and add more VN releases imo, then again maybe it was a necessary move. Anyway, as for me I think I wasn't interested with this considering that the size was big (26 GB) but if you like Dangan Ronpa, I would suggest you to get the VN. For more better announcement here, we're gonna had Subahibi released at 30th later and Muv Luv Alternative at September 19th, so I think September would be an interesting month with three big releases (Saku Saku, Subahibi, and MLA). Oh, and Dies Irae would apparently will had 18+ patch releases although I won't be so sure for now though. As for Sakusakura kickstarter, right now they managed to gather 10,437 out of 24,000 with 24 days left, so I think it's definitely on the slow side and for now I guess it would be barely funded at the end but then again it might be change though in the last days. Oh, and speaking about KS there's Subahibi in which it's already successful but still wouldn't be able to gather 120,000 for the strecth goal (It's almost 100,000 right now). That's all for my early VNTS Review here, and see you next week.

There's a lot of progress while the forum suffering the breakdown here. For the progress, right now it was at 12.3% translated and 8.3% edited. That's all for this week progress.

Maybe the most cliche recommendations here would be Nekopara, since it was mostly cat girls was interacting with each other and loving the MC. Other than that, since you okay with Narcissu ending perhaps eden would be good to you. Also perhaps I could recommend you Brass Restoration if you like the charage. Hope those recommendations would be help to you there.

About that, I think next year would be more plausible considering that the translation was just started with 4% progress.

Visual Novel Translation Status (08/19/2017) For the title, it's very simple because I just combined 'Sakura' from Sakusakura and 'Idol' from Starnova (Which still in Kickstarter right now) in which both of those were VNTS image header, so we got Sakura Idol here for this time VNTS Review which of course not my review of Winged Cloud Sakura's VN - although perhaps Winged Cloud would be interested to release their new VN with that title in the future lol. Welcome to this week VNTS Review in which this is the real one after the apocalypse albeit very belated, and for this week it's quite a breather after Otakon for Mangagamer although we got the updates from them though so it's good. Let's see what I could write this time here. The first news that I would write is from Sekai, in which they only had two news here both good and bad. The good news is that if you like Ne no Kami then you should look forward to 31st because they'll release the volume 2 at that date, and for the bad news is that Saku Saku release was once again delayed and would be released at 31st as well. As for the reason I had no idea here other than they wanted to make it perfect release for them, but at least I knew that the delay was very sudden because three hours before delay they still said that they gonna release that at 25th. Oh well, guess that's all for Sekai here. For the fan translation, once again there's only usual progress for this week although interestingly Tsureure was absent though - although it was explained from last week that Trip (The translator) would be busy for the upcoming two weeks, so perhaps there would be an update from them again at September later. For the roundup of this week update, we got Eustia was at 19.82% translated, 12.87% edited, and 12.55% TLC-ed; Loverable was at 86.11% translated (Nanako's route was at 94.53% translated) and 51.75% TLC-ed; Pure Pure was at 24.49% translated; Venus Blood Chimera was at 56.9% translated; Tsukiyori was at 11.5% translated and 8.3% edited; and To Heart 2 was almost finished the proofread (95%) and it was 80% QC-ed as well. Other This week we see that Sakusakura Kickstarter (KS) was launched, with the goal was once again at 24,000. As for the KS, iit's going quite well with them managed to gathered 9,891 with 24 days left as of now (08/26) although I still worry about that though because it remind me of Chuusotsu KS in which it was quite a struggle before finally managed to get barely funded at the last few days (Funded at 24,000 with the base goal at 20,000). With the higher goal compared to Chuusotsu, I gonna say that it would be hard KS but despite of that I hope their KS would be success because I kind of looking forward to Sakusakura here (Good luck to KS by the way). Other than Sakusakura, there's MoeNovel in which apparently their new project would be focused on astronomy, in which the most likely candidate would be Miagete. I'm quite interested a bit here, but seeing MoeNovel highly questionable localization choice in regard of Konosora I couldn't say that I was look forward to the project unless they learned from both of Sekai (Sell it through Nutaku) or Mangagamer (Release free 18+ patch) in regard of handling 18+ release. If not, then I would more than happy if they just release another Lovekami with big boob astronomy goddesses instead of Miagete lol. Other than that, I'll just gonna to wait and see in regard of them. Mangagamer One week after Otakon, they had many updates here. As for the usual updates, right now they had Hashihime at 96% translated (19% edited), Maggot Bait was almost halfway (49%) translated, Fata Morgana fandisc was at 77% translated, Trinoline was at 32% translated, Marriage was at 85% translated (82% edited), Hapymaher was at 90% translated (81% edited), Sorcery Joker was fully edited, and Evenicle was at 63% edited. As for my opinion in regard of the progress here, I would say that they did the good job here for Evenicle editing because I think right now they need to upped the editing for Evenicle if they want to release it fast. Oh, and good work to Sorcery Joker as well and hoping that both of Sorcery Joker and Evenicle could see the release in near future. As for Suki Suki curiously the testing still not finished yet, but perhaps rather than complicated situation from Chuuable Soft it was more in regard of the VN itself. For the new Otakon announcements, they also had the updates for that as well. Right now Sono Hanabira was already completed since back when it was dubbed as 1st secret project, Ritarnia was also both of fully translated and edited as well, Supipara Chapter 2 was finished for the translation - by the way the translator himself stated that he was already work on this since the fundraising was already gathered around 190,000, Sengoku Rance was at 3% retranslated - Arunaru said that he would use new translation for Sengoku Rance, and Rance Quest was at 4% translated - by the way the translator for Rance Quest was working on Sorcery Joker. As for Sona-nyl, Mangagamer said that they still had the translation underway although for the exact number of the progress it's anyone guess though - probably still not much considering that they just tweet Sona-nyl progress exactly one year after they announced it. For additional news here (Not Mangagamer, but JAST), Doddler at his Twitter said that his porting work on Schatten was already completed which mean that's leave the testing before finally see the release. Although knowing JAST, I would say that it would be either hard to predict or long wait if we want to see Schatten release here. I think that's all for this week VNTS Review, and see you on next VNTS Review because when I write this it's already Saturday afternoon here.

Visual Novel Translation Status (08/12/2017) The title for this time was combined 'A Peaceful Story' that was came from Supipara Chapter 2 that was also known as Peace Story, and Sengoku from Sengoku Rance in which both of those two were Mangagamer Otakon announcement. I knew that the title was quite ironic in a way, considering that back at Sengoku Rance there's always war in the VN itself and also in real life Sengoku era itself was dubbed as period of near-constant military conflict. Welcome to this week VNTS Review along with my commentary in regard of Otakon, although it's very late though for obvious reason the moment I wrote this (Forum breakdown and all). As for the Otakon itself, this time it's only Mangagamer that had participate and Sekai did had announcements at another convention (Anime Fest). As for my opinion, well to tell the truth the announcements from both of them were quite a letdown to me especially in regard of Mangagamer (Last year Otakon from them was had new interesting announcements, and so does with recent AX), but then again perhaps my expectation was a bit too high here. Regardless, let me write what I could say in regard of Otakon here (And Anime Fest as well if possible). For the fan translation, after the announcement that Clover Days was translated there's no much to report here other than usual progress, which of course still good if one keep an eye on one of the fan translation project that interest them. For the roundup of fan translation project here, we had Eustia at 19.80% translated, 12.66% edited, and 12.36% TLC-ed; Kanobito was at 8% translated; Majokoi was at 92% edited; Pure Pure was at 22.59% translated; Tsujidou was at 10.3% translated and 6.7% edited; Tsujidou Ai's route was past halfway (58.66%) translated, and overall was at 37.06% translated; and Loverable was at 84.62% translated (Nanako's route at 84.78% translated), 51.53% TLC-ed, and 20.91% edited. This week we also had Lovely Cation progress and right now 1,200 lines from Sera's route (Out of 4,565 lines) were translated. I think that's all for fan translation here, and of course we didn't had either Otakon or Anime Fest announcement for this. Sekai Project Sekai's announcement from Anime Fest to be honest not very interesting to me, because it's just new OELVN and I think I didn't interested with those VNs here, but then again maybe there's some people who look forward to the OELVNs. As for the OELVNs announcements, three of those fives were yuri (ie shoujo ai) announcements so perhaps you might interested with those three title if you're yuri fan (The shoujo ai VNs were Blackberry Honey, Same As It Ever Was (From Highway Blossom developer), and Synergy). Another announcement from them was otome game (Operation: Future Domination), in which it didn't really interesting to me to said it lightly although apparently it had some sort of time loop story though so perhaps it could be interesting there. For the last announcement, there's Exogenesis in which it was already in development for 4 years. The premise was apparently it was in post big war setting thing so perhaps it might be interesting, although too bad though that I didn't interested for now (Good luck for the project though). Speaking of OELVN, there's Shining Song Starnova in which they launched the kickstarter and I think the goal was a bit lower for developing VN that was claimed using Japanese seiyuu, which is only at 40,000. Other than that, there's a problem namely that the writing was quite not fitting according to Zakamutt. Not that I interested with the VN anyway considering that it was mostly just like usual idol anime, but nonetheless good luck to the KS I guess. For the last news in regard of Sekai, let's close it with the good news that Saku Saku was finally will be released at 25th which of course it was very good news. Although seeing that Wagahigh got delayed after the release date was determined, perhaps I better be careful in regard delayed release from Saku Saku (By the way, the release was delayed to 31st at the time I write this (August 24th), but of course I stull looking forward to this (Delayed or not I would be waiting Saku Saku here, although of course I prefer that delay didn't happen). That's all for Sekai Project section here. Mangagamer Before going to the Otakon announcement from them, this week they had two updates. The first update was they released Marina which is apparently just a short NTR nukige VN, which to said not my type here but perhaps there would be some people here who would appreciated that kind of VN. The second update is that they're about to release Boukaku at Spetember 8th later, and they already released the demo for it so if you want to see Boukaku by yourself you may check that out. As for me, I'd already tried the demo itself and I think it's pretty much usual otome game although the MC herself was kind of weak willed though (So much that you could get the bad end at the beginning). So I think I won't get this VN even though it's interested me back at last year AX because it had some sex scene, but if you already decided to get Boukaku hope you gonna enjoy that later. As for this year, to tell the truth I expected that Mangagamer would bring something like Sengoku Koihime or Haretaka rather than what we had now. Guess I was asked too much here if I wish for those two, especially Haretaka in which it would had some additional procedure before finally Mangagamer could bring it now that Chuuable Soft was bankrupt. Regard less of what I said, I think it's better if we just accepted the announcement from them for now and hope that next time there would be a better announcements from them. Like Sekai, this week Mangagamer was also announced a number of OELVN to their collection. As for the OELVN itselves, I would said that I didn't quite interested with them in the first place although I must said that one of those were different from the rest of OELVN. As for Lupesoft VN, let's just said that I didn't interested with them at all. As for Five Hearts, it's a yuri VN just like Mangagamer another announcement here but with the monster girl so maybe it could appeal people who like both of monster girl and yuri. For the last OELVN announcements, there's 'His Chuunibyou Can’t be Cured!' which apparently will tell a story of how a group of gaming student was tried to created their own video games. Didn't knew the detail yet, but perhaps it could be interesting I guess. I think that's all for the OELVN and let me write in regard of the localization announcements. For the first localized VN, there's Ritarnia in which it was another HRPG which focused on the spirit girl. To be honest, right now it was lack of info when I did searched about this one but I managed to found one Youtube video and apparently it was some akin of first person RPG with usual turn based combat. The story itself was fairly cliche old RPG with a threat was looming in the peaceful country, and it's up to the MC himself to counter and destroy the threat. I just hope that in the future we could get more info in regard of this one, and I think for now I prefer Evenicle in regard of HRPG. Didn't really interested with Room No.9 because it's yaoi and all (If you like that yaoi announcement it's okay), but at least we managed to see Mangagamer get the license for Sono Hanabira 11 aka 1st secret project in which it did had fan translation project previously. As for the premise itself, actually it's just the continuation of the previous five couples that was developed in the previous 10 VNs and the couples would like to deepen their relationship there. However, other than those couples they also featured a new couple in which it's not exactly new though now that they already debuted in 'Remember How We Met' back at 2015 - in fact the couple from that VN (Risa x Miya) was first appeared in Sono Hanabira 11. For more info, it was already had the fan project back at Yuri Project and I already knew that they planned to sell the translation to Mangagamer, also the fact that actually the translator himself (Ralen) was already involved with the official localization of Nyuu Jene so perhaps Sono Hanabira 11 localized by Mangagamer was forgone conclusion. As for Supipara, at least they finally managed to reach 200,000 sales which mean that they should be prepared for Chapter 2 (ie Peace Story) release in which it will be more focused on our half French tsundere Hotaru. As for Supipara itself, I think it's already well known that it was an ambitious project by minori that was failed because the development cost for that was too expensive, and for now we only had two stories (Smile (Chapter 1) and Peace (Chapter 2)) out of supposed five stories which of course was still incomplete considering that we missed 60% of the story. And since now that we had Chapter 2 announced, minori decided to announced additional goal for their fundraising in order to develop Chapter 3 (aka Passion Story) in which they need to bring the overall sales at 350,000 (ie they need to gather at least 150,000 to start the development). I would say that this method would be too slow if they really want to launch Supipara faster, but then again it might be only need two years perhaps if they managed to release Trinoline later and add the sales to fundraising (Would be still be very slow though). For now I would like to just wait and see as usual, although I won't expect much though. For Rance announcements, I would say that this is actually good announcements. But I would say that Sengoku announcements was very redundant to me here, if only because we already had that fully translated for a long time ago mistakes aside. Besides, I think some people out there would be prefer that Mangagamer announced the new stuff instead of Sengoku because they already secured Rance license with Rance VI release. Well whatever float in Mangagamer's boat I guess, although to tell the truth I prefer Mangagamer (And Arunaru as the translator) got busy in Rance IX instead of this though, because to tell the truth I want to see of how Rance IX conclude one of the interesting subplot (You knew if you play Sengoku). As for Rance Quest, it's good that they got the Magnum version because it was the improved version of Rance Quest. Also they got the old translator to work on this so it should be good, but then again it's quite inevitable though that the old translator (Tulip Goddess Maria) would work on this sooner or later. As for the premise, it's the continuation of Sengoku in which it would tell us of how Rance will tried his best to resolve his own problem, only to greeted by another problem because he was too reckless in regard of having sex (It's quite complicated to explain). Long story short, Rance decided to gathering the female that he sexed, and from there he was doing as he please while searching a way to solve his problem. As for the story, I'd heard that it was mostly quest based which mean that there will be no big war like VI or IX. Although the main point for this VN was apparently it's trying to resolve the side characters story from Rance which should be a lot considering that it was already out for 20 years. I'll be looking forward to this for now, even if the wasn't as epic as VI here. I think that's all for what I could write in regard of Otakon here. See you next week (Or rather next VNTS Review). PS - Forget to said that Subahibi was as expected managed to reach the goal at 80,000 at this week, although looks like they're gonna had a hard time though to reach 180,000.

Visual Novel Translation Status (08/05/2017) I decided to make all of the VNTS Review that I couldn't created earlier because the forum was down, or just as Tay said 'FuwApocalypse'. Keep in mind that for this VNTS review it might be disjointed, because I tried to write the info based on the VNTS rather than current updates so I might be wrong on several data here (Also sometimes I attempted to write this based on the day I read VNTS). As for the title for the first post apocalypse VNTS Review, I decided to go with 'Ritsuko the Apocalypse Maiden' (Sorry in regard of this beforehand if you Ritsuko hardcore fans) because back at 5th the forum was already down for a few days, and we had Ritsuko as VNTS image. So I just combined the trope 'Apocalypse Maiden' and Ritsuko for the title, and let's see what I could write in regard of past VNTS. As for Mangagamer, considering that it was already two weeks since their last update it's quite unusual that they didn't had the update for this week. But then again perhaps right now they preparing for the Otakon later, and since they had six titles announcements planned perhaps they need some time to preparing themselves. Well, guess I'm gonna to be looking forward to their Otakon announcements later. I knew that it's quite ironic to said that today after Otakon was already ended days ago, and most importantly their announcements were quite a letdown to me here. No updates from Mangagamer aside, they did open the preorder for Seabed at their site earlier which mean that at least Fruitbat already got the release date and it would be at December 26th later. Speaking about that date, it was had some history with my country (Indonesian) that a big tsunami happened on that day back at 2004, and it's quite ironic that Seabed was had sea in the title (Very obvious). Other than Seabed which for now I was interested with, there's Subahibi kickstarter in which it was quite successful considering that it was almost managed to fully funded within the first days of their Kickstarter (Almost 76,000 funded), and therefore it's almost obviously gonna reach the goal (80,000) in the few days. Speaking about Kickstarter, there's Sakusakura which already set their Kickstarter target at 24,000 with their Prefundia. Considering that the team was the new player for VN localization, perhaps there's bound one or two mistakes from them in regard of Kickstarter but nevertheless good luck to their Kickstarter. For fan translation section, there's some usual update here along with two projects which were completed the translation progress. For the updates, we had Eustia at 18.55% translated, 12.44% edited, and 12.1% TLC-ed; Majokoi was at 91% edited; Kanobito was at 6% translated for the new progress (Turned out that the new translator was TBAC); Pure Pure was at 21.48% translated; Tsukiyori was at 9.8% translated and 5.9% edited; Tsujidou was at 38.06% for overall (Ai's route was past halfway (58.66%) translated; and Loverable was at 83.39% translated (Nanako's was at 76.82% translated) and halfway (50.29%) TLC-ed. For the completed progress there's Clover Days and Sansha Mendan. For Sansha Mendan, well to be honest I didn't care about that but I think it'll be good if Quof want to continue Lovely x Cation because from what I knew the old project was sort of inactive, so hopefully he could managed to completely translated that. Good luck to the new project there, and looking forward to his Lovely x Cation 2 project as well (Quof was also said that he will translated the 2nd title as well). As for Clover Days, actually it should be very good news considering that it was at 100% translated. However, knowing that Astro was quite busy as Sekai translator project perhaps it would be a long time before finally we could see Clover Days release (Not to mention that apparently there's a lot of editing and QC work left), and that's not to mention another reason that perhaps I shouldn't say it here because it's just my speculation here. But regardless of what would happen with Clover Days project in the future, I hope the best for the project and hope we could enjoy the translated version of that sooner or later. That's all for this week VNTS Review, and I'll write my commentary about Otakon here. See you next week.

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