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Since there's a ton of mistakes error reports on Discord, the team decides to do the QA on Mizuha's route by applying the fixes from the reports, so it'll be quite a while to see Yuzuki's route being worked on (ie editing). As for the fixed Mizuha's patch, while the editor tried to push February's end to made the patch, it still remain to see here. Other than the current situation in regard of Mizuha's patch QA/fixing, no much to say in regard of it so that's all for first Ginharu update in 2023.

Both Green Green and Da Capo are obviously VN adaptation, with Green Green is the only Overdrive VN that was adapted into the anime (Ironically the VN is still not available in English). For Onegai Twin, I only know that it's the spin off for Please Teacher after I open TV Trope page of this. Full Metal Panic Fumoffu here was worked on by Kyoani instead of Gonzo, and interesting to note that it's more well received in MAL compared to the previous series despite that Fumoffu is mentioned as the side story. Well no much I can write here, so that's all for my comment on Summer 2023 anime.

Welcome to this week VNTS Review, and because we have Inochi no Spare release at the last week with said VN premise is like Germany movie Blueprint, I made the allusion of it by having 'Blueprint 2' as the title, which obviously is not the movie's sequel. As for this week, we have Chaos Head Noah fix patch was released, so you can using it if you've been holding up to play Noah here. Other than that, we also have three Sono Hanabira (Sonohana) VNs released along with Sekai released Qualia. Of course there's still some usual updates, with the most notable one is JAST finally open the store for Tokyo Necro. Overall I say that this week is an average one, especially compared to the last week. Let's see what I can write in regard of this week here. Committee of Zero did release Chaos Head Noah fix patch back on 3rd, so you can get the patch if you've been holding back on playing it because of the bugs (Seeing that the initial release of it has high number of bugs), and have fun. They also have new project to translate another VN, and said VN is Chaos Head Love Chu Chu in which it's the so-called sequel of Chaos Head Noah, although looking from the contents it's more like the fandisc for Chaos Head itself, which shouldn't be surprising if we know DaSH is feel more like Robotic Notes fandisc. As for the current progress of it, we have it is at 65.04% translated along with 6.17% TLC-ed and edited. For the rest of fan translation updates, we have Akagoei FD is at 6.9% edited with Tsuki's route is at 54.55% edited, 6 out of 169 script files for Akagoei 3 were translated, ChuSingura is at 18.34% translated, Kozue's route of Haruka na Sora is at 29% translated with overall is at 70% translated along with 58% edited, and Yosuga no Sora is at 41% edited. Sekai released Qualia, and from what I see honestly speaking I can't say much other than it's the love story between the maid robot and her scientist master, or if you want some anime reference it would be like Chobits. If anything else, at least you can get it Steam so either get it from there or Denpasoft (If you want to read the sex scenes of it as well) if you've been waiting for it, and have fun. Oh yes, we also have several other updates from Sekai. Some of the updates are Chiisana Kanojo no Serenade is at 45% translated, and Yumeiro is at 90% translated. Lastly, we have Kanojo no Seiiki engine is fully done with the additional notes 'Waiting for approvals', which mean that Sekai's next release is likely Kanojo no Seiiki. We have nurse nukige (Japanese name Boku to Nurse) released officially and it's available on Steam, and if we recall it was available as fan translation patch back in 2018 end. It's also interesting to note that Sol Press did show the interest to localize this title out of all VN, although unfortunately it never become true because they didn't have enough money to pay the tax. For more info, the fan translator did admit that he sell out the translation, so at least the translation should be similar to the fan patch one, and of course it make the release become redundant. That said, at least you can get it from Steam if you want to get it legally. Speaking of Steam, finally JAST manage to have Tokyo Necro Steam store opened, and of course they also open their own JAST store for it. That said, there's still no exact release date other than it's estimated to be 'Coming Soon', so for now we can only wait for the exact release date announcement. Like I say beforehand, we have three Sonohana VNs released with the first one is Yuricycle. From what I can see, Yuricycle is all age VN (So no sex scenes) with the premise that Risa need to do diet, and so she decide to do biking thanks to Mai's advice. It also has real live photo as the background, and apparently it's because it's the promotional game about cycling sponsored by Tokyo’s office of Tourism, which to say it make sense if we know some companies did sponsor anime (One of such example is Super Cub that was sponsored by Honda). The other two Sonohana VNs are Angels' Spring Romance and Angels' Promise, in that those two VNs are the second and third part of Sonohana Angel trilogy respectively, with said trilogy change the setting into the nurse school. Note that the translator still working on the first part, so it'll need some time to have the whole Angel trilogy being translated. That's all for what I can write in regard of this week, and sorry for being late here. See you next week.

Kino's Journey - I only know that Kino's hometown is pretty unsettling and that it's said to inspire Majo no Tabitabi with Elaina is cuter compared to Kino (Kino is more like a male), and thay Kino has her talking motorcycle Hermes. Mermaid Melody - I did read the manga a bit, and it didn't have much magical girl element. The anime itself has transformation scene, and of course the battle by using music. Oh yes, I prefer the explanation on how the girl can transform compared to Tokyo Mew Mew, because Mermaid Melody here has obvious magical setting. Ultra Maniac - It's understandable if you remember Marmalade Boy if you watch this, because both are written by same writer. The MC here is just normal human, which is quite unusual for magical girl anime with said magical girl is at first quite annoying. The anime is very different from the manga, because the author got the offer to make the anime of it before the manga was published. Kaleido Star - Despite that I likened it to Aokana in my VNTS Review, to be honest I didn't watch much of it. I only know that it has Sora who will struggle in the circus troupe, there'll be fairy call Fool (Although Sora won't be the magical girl here), and that I prefer the second opening song here. Detective School Q - It's another work by Kindaichi's writer, and compared to Kindaichi it has less serial murder. It also has ongoing Myth Arc that was resolved quite well, at least compared to Conan which is currently just disclose the past important case that has been teased ever since around 2015. It help that Detective School Q here didn't took too long for the Myth Arc to be advancing, although maybe it feel longer back when it was still published weekly. Anyway, the main characters Kyu and Ryu here can be said like Naruto and Sasuke, except that Kyu and Ryu didn't ended with one of their arms were thorn in the finale. Oh yes, the anime was ended before the main villain and his main subordinate appear because it only adapt halfway through the manga, and the anime only villain fill the role as the final opponent. That's all for what I can write in regard of Spring 2003 anime here.

MAGES seems to be will going for a while, although as for GIGA they indeed will close their company on March end later. That said as for their Swan Song, well obviously it's not as good as Baldr Sky. As for Tristia Restore, people may be more interested to play Legacy, especially if there's no much enough difference between Restore and Legacy (I only know that Restore was focusing mainly on the item creation gameplay). I remember that Harakiri Girls got translation, although I did ignore it back when it's released. Summer Time Render game will have more story from what I see, and apparently there'll be new scenario that was only available in the VN. For VN of the Month, it would be either Da Capo 5 or RE:D Cherish FD, although it seems the latter would be the more interesting one so may as well call RE:D Cherish FD as VN of the Month, despite that three of Da Capo 5 heroines voiced by HSPC VAs (Sekine Akira, Kakuma Ai, and Koga Aoi) lol. And that's all for what I can comment in regard of January 2023 releases.

Out of all these anime, I can only comment on Nadja because it's my avatar lol, and for more serious reasons it's the only anime from this season that worth talking. Like the premise mention, it's about the titular Nadja who had her orphanage burned and she's on the journey with Dandelion troupe to met up with her long lost mother. On the journey, she'll meet with various person, including her old friend and the new love interest. Looking from how similar it's with World Masterpiece Theater series, Toei may want to recapture the success of it, although obviously Nadja wasn't successful enough, so that Toei went back to made magical girl anime, and said anime is obviously FwPC which is the very first Precure series that keep airing until now with HSPC will be premiered tomorrow. By the way, Nadja was aired in Indonesia back in 2005 at Saturday morning. Well that's all for what I can comment in regard of Winter 2003 anime here.

Late to mention this. As of now Tokyo Necro already has it's Steam store opened along with JAST store, and now you can do pre-order for it in JAST store. The tweet in regard of that below. Unfortunately though as you can see, there's still no exact release date for this, so not much that we can do other than waiting. I just hope that the wait won't be too long here.

While I feel that the VN is, well, too depressing, at least the message is quite realistic in which human will eventually be die, even though the way that the author use to show it in this VN is quite contrived to a degree (I mean in regard of the disease which is more like plot device). Nevertheless, I've been wishing to see this available in English ever since the Indonesian translation of this available, so thanks for that and also congratulation for the release. I also hope that some people who play this will enjoy Inochi no Spare here, although saying enjoy here might be not quite appropriate here.

Considering that Bokuten best sales is only at 19th rank on Getchu sales before not appearing anymore along with on how Overdrive need to use crowdfund to make Musicus, it might make sense that Bokuten almost make Overdrive bankrupt to a degree, although I won't be so sure if the cause might be because of the story (Which to say give justification toward Tomoe extremely pessimist view in love whilst we supposedly see on how he see more positive view in love) or not. PS - I know that the author (Or maybe Overdrive) may not want the reader to see that the moral of Bokuten is 'Love can only bring suffering', but unfortunately with on how the setting work one can interpret that the author want to convey his pessimist view towards love.

Late to the party here, and by the way the survey was already closed. Honestly speaking though I didn't expect much of this, seeing that it might be not possible to see most suggested title got translated, especially when a lot of people would fill the survey with something that either already available (Fate/Stay Night or WA2) or simply too big for Mangagamer to handle (Sakura no Uta). That said, it's not like I can fully blame the people who fill the suggestion with those title, because I did the same with I filled the survey with Ever Maiden (Liarsoft), Soreyori no Prologue (minori), and Ixseal (Alicesoft). Note that I know it might be not possible to see Mangagamer localize those VNs, although perhaps it might be possible sometimes later. That said, I didn't mind if some other publishers localized those VNs.

Well at least it's not as big as game dump file on PC in which it took up to 31 GB HDD lol. Also yes, I manage to play it in my laptop despite that I several time claim that I didn't own Switch and Mahoyo still didn't have translated PC version (Which I still hope that someday it'll be available), and surprisingly it run quite well on my low spec laptop. Admittedly though there are some very heavy slowdown in the animated effect, which I can see the reason why because my laptop spec is too low compared to the requirement to run Ryujinx emulator. Well have fun playing Mahoyo there.

At first it remind me of YU-NO soundtrack, although it might be more because of the synthesizer. For the closest resemblance, it would be Maya's theme from Persona 2 duology, although I might be stretch it a bit too much. Another thing that I can think is that it might be from Himawari VN, but again I may stretch that as well.

Even ignoring that SakuraGame did MTL-ed Fortissimo here, it should be noted that they don't provided the sex scenes for Steam version there. Other than that, some did mention that the story is still understandable to a degree, so perhaps if you're desperate you can try it. That said, there're much more VNs with more readable translation anyway, so you can just let Fortissimo go even though it still too bad that the only available English version of it is MTL-ed on top of being censored.

Welcome to this week VNTS Review. As for the title since we have Sono Hanabira 13 translation patch released, I decided to just combined it with Precure All Stars New Stage movie with Sono Hanabira, and so we have 'Sono Hanabira All Stars New Stage' as the title. Also yes, I did use the similar title from my past VNTS Review, because back then we have Sono Hanabira 11 in that it also has the all casts with the continuation of their stories, and Sono Hanabira 13 is the second game with the similar premise (Hence I use New Stage as in it's the second trilogy of Precure All Stars movie). Anyway as for this week compared to the last week it's definitely an improvement, especially with the release for both Sono Hanabira 13 and Inochi no Spare from fan translation section, and not to mention that Mangagamer finally about to release IX in less than a month. Overall I can say that this week is an interesting one thanks to the releases, and let's see what I can write in regard of it. Sekai did already have Amairo Chocolata 2 was fully in QA along with it listed as 'Pending Approvals', which from what I can understand is that it seems Sekai planned it to be their next release after Qualia. Speaking of Qualia release, Sekai already listed February 3rd later as the release date so you can note the date if you've been looking forward to Qualia. For Sekai updates, I can only say that both are not in regard of Madosoft VNs, so whatever. artlink released another translated DLC story for Obedient Women, and this time it's in regard of Kaede Kagami who is a young wife that is competent in houseworks. Mangagamer announced that they'll release Rance IX on February 23rd later, so you can note the date if you've been waiting for new Rance game, especially for the one who've been waiting for the English version since 2014. Shiravune did license another new title that they'll release on February 10th later, and said new title is Beta Sixdouze which is set in the same world as the prequel (Alpha Nighthawk). While I can't say that I like the design as much as I like Miriya's design from the prequel, the art in Sixdouze is still good, so at least you can note the date if you want to see more of Nighthawk world. I'd also mention that I look forward to see if Shiravune will be able to localize Sixdouze as well, and they prove that they can so good for them. We have Chronos released, and from what I see it's about the spaceship with the female crew that will suffer a lot of rape by tentacle. No much to say other than go get Chronos if you've been looking forward to it or want to see more Black Lilith VNs, and have fun. For the rest of fan translation updates, we have H2O was fully translated with the translator now focusing on the editing works for the VN (Image, script, and video), Maho's route of December When There is No Angel was fully translated and now the translator working on Yukio's route, and Senmomo is at 86.95% edited with side stories was past halfway (54.36%) edited. We also have Committee of Zero announced the exact date for Chaos Head Noah fix patch release, and it'll be on February 3rd later. Yesterday we have Inochi no Spare release, in which it's the well known utsuge with the bittersweet ending. I'd say that I hope that someday it'll get English translation so that more it can be enjoyed by more people outside Indonesian (It's available in Indonesian language for the reminder), and I get what I hope thanks to PyroCyan out there. As for Inochi no Spare itself, while I said that the fictional heart disease is the plot device, it can't be denied that it show on how all human are understandably very fearful of death. That said, while it has fictional terrible disease, the author here clearly didn't ask us to have him explaining on how to cure it, but instead the author ask us to see on how the main couple (Ryuuji and Meguri) who have their days numbered thanks to the disease spent the last days of their remaining life. Go get Inochi no Spare if you want to play sad VN and didn't mind the sadness. I mentioned that we have Sono Hanabira (Sonohana) with all casts, and said Sonohana VN is Sonohana 13 aka Snow White Knight, which is another big Sonohana VN that featured all previous couple with one new couple (Rikka x Sayuki). Which of course, we'll going to see on how the new couple will gradually open up to each other and then have sex. For the reminder, Sonohana series was known as nukige in the past, even with the sex scenes are quite short. By the way, even though I mention that all Sonohana couple will appear in Sonohana 13, only five couple that got their stories, so there's not spotlight for the remaining two couples (Takako x Runa and Shizuku x Eris). That said, there's also Sonohana 14 (Which also translated as well) that featured Shizuku x Eris, so at least technically we have six out of seven couples get the spotlight. Go get both Sonohana if you want to see more GL romance (Or maybe just want to read the whole series), and have fun. That's all for what I can write in regard of this week, and see you next week.

Honestly speaking, I'm not quite excited here even with Tsubasu's art and the addition for Sana's route, because it's still not available for English version yet. That said, I'm still hope that someday a publisher would willing to localize Mashiro Iro here, be it either Nekonyan, Shiravune, or if worst come to the worst Sekai Project. Well if anything else, at least HD version looks like to be more definitive version to be localized, even with one less route that was only available for PSP version here. Speaking of new PSP route, I like to guess that Palette will release the special edition for Yutsuki, although it seems to be unlikely for now.

Welcome to Fuwanovel and sorry for the belated greeting. No much that I can say other than good luck on finding your fellow artist there, and I hope that you'll have fun in here.

Galaxy Angel AA - I remember that I'm quite surprised that one of the episode was going darker than usual, and yes you didn't read it wrong because the previous episodes are obviously very light (Which obviously contrasting the VN because the game started with the rebellion that killed the reigning emperor). Naruto - Well you know that it's big three shonen anime along with Bleach and One Piece, and how the series become infamous with the filler arc on the second season. The other thing that I can say is that the songs are quite popular in Indonesia, because it's been broadcasted in the television for a very long time. Gundam Seed - Like Naruto, it has the infamous second season. Other than that, it's Gundam so it's inevitable that there'll be some darker story in regard of war and stuff, and said pattern is still happen in the recent Gundam (Witch of Mercury) even though it has female MC with the setting for the first season is primarily in the school. Ghost in the Shell - What I know is that it's the inspiration of the popular Matrix movie, which in turn was inspired by 1995 movie. Anyway it should be obvious that this anime should be good for Matrix fan for being the original inspiration and all, although I may be wrong on this. I did watch it on Animax, although I didn't understand any of it so I dropped it. That's all for what I can write in regard of Fall 2002 anime here.

Samurai Deeper Kyo - Well it's like Samurai X, except with the MC has dual personality and stuffs. I only remember that it was broadcasted in Indonesia and that I read the manga of it, so I didn't follow the series until the end. Witch Hunter Robin - I did try to watch it on Animax expecting some sexy magical girls (Well I did watch it back in my high school), only to find out that there's no much magical girls (Let alone the sexy one) and obviously it has grim setting. Anyway I did read the article about this in Indonesian magazine, and it tell that the series has hypocritical setting (ie using witch in a witch hunter organization) along with the ending is quite ambiguous. Princess Tutu - Magical girl anime that was said to be quite dark, moreso than Pretear like I mentioned beforehand. The premise here can be summarized as the deconstruction story of The Ugly Duckling with the later episodes was going into metafiction story. Oh yes, I did came across twice as Princess Tutu was both broadcasted in television and Animax, although I didn't manage to watch it because of the reasons (The television didn't managed to properly caught the signal and back then there's no Indonesian sub on Animax). Then again even if I manage to watch it back then, I probably would be quite confused with the story anyway. That's all for what I can write in regard of Summer 2002 anime here.

Chobits - Another work from CLAMP, and unlike Sakura it's slightly darker even though it's not as dark as their past works. That said, no much to say other than the premise is more than enough to determine that this is about love between human and AI. Azumanga Daiou - The first generation of Girls Club anime in which we got a number of it nowadays, and I remember more of this because we have Wakamoto Norio voiced a bird(?) who said to be Chiyo's father. Oh yes Chiyo here is skip a lot of class because of her intelligent, in which her actual age is at 10. Daigunder - I did watch it several time because it's the only available entertainment at that time in the TV, and yes Masaki Endou did a good job to sang the opening song. Atasinchi - Yamada did remind me of this anime, and yes I did watch this first. My impression is on how the mother is pretty much a silly one, and that the older daughter didn't look like she's in the 11th grade. Tokyo Mew Mew - While admittedly I have nostalgia with this (Especially when I pick Jewel Knight Crusader because it resemble Tokyo Mew Mew), it definitely have a lot of things to be nitpicked, such as on how the creator clearly forced magical girl element in the science fiction setting. Well in the end it's proven to be popular, with the infamous manga sequel and the anime reboot in 2021. Full Moon - I did hear the first ending song through the compilation of Wild Arms 5 summon of all things, and it definitely sounds better than the opening (Although the third opening Eternal Snow is the better ending song). I like to say that Full Moon here is quite dark, although it's more like dark to the MC Mitsuki who face a lot of ordeal in regard of the loss of her first love and how she's keep wishing to have him back. The anime itself did ended in the midway of the manga, and the manga itself has several more story happened in there, such as on how the female grim reaper (Meroko) met her end and the appearance of the grim reaper boss. That's all for what I can write in regard of Spring 2002 anime here.

Finally we have a release date for this, and it'll be on February 17th later. To me after knowing that we already have Aojashin released in English and that it's the best Laplacian games (Even with the censorship, and even then it's easily fixable with the available fan patch), I think that Mirai Radio here would be overshadowed. Still this might be better than Aojashin release, considering that there's no need to deal with the headache inducing censorship controversy (And on how the writer didn't have enough elegance to deal with the critic). Anyway, feel free to note the date if you've been looking forward to it ever since Sol Press announced it and still waiting until now.

Full Metal Panic - I did glance it when it's been broadcasted in Indonesia, and from what mod Clephas did mention it's indeed that Yuuji from Grisaia (That Frontwing currently try to milk as much as possible) is inspired by Sosuke, or should I say a part of it. Kanon - I said that the drawing of Yuuichi was distorted, although after I see the drawing from Hinoue herself ironically it's the most faithful drawing. It should be pretty clear that Kanon was very popular, so much that Toei who is already a veteran in animation did adapt it, although looking from the art it can be said that the studio did use Kanon to train several of the new animators (At that time). Anyway while for the art 2006 version is clearly better, in the end I suppose it's up to each of their own when it come to which is the best Kanon adaptation here. Galaxy Angel Z - I did remember that it add the new characters, and no they're not Tact and the Elsior crews from the game. Well if anything else, at least the anime writer still can make the anime adaptation not too divisive for the characters (Yet). Doremi 4 - The last season of Doremi, and the next anime that Toei will aired on that time slot would be Nadja before finally focusing on Precure franchise (That will keep going up to 20th season Hirogaru Sky Precure (HSPC) on February later). As for the Doremi series itself, it'll be focused on some conflict in the Witch world and on how Doremi preparing her future. Please Teacher - The main attraction of the series is obviously our 17 years old alien teacher (She was voiced by Kikoku Inoue for the info) saying her catchphrase 'It's the first priority', and in my case I was recommended by my friends back in high school to watch it on Animax because of the sexy teacher lol. That aside, the anime here is more or less the romance story between the MC (Who stagnated three years when he's at 15) and the aforementioned alien teacher, and that both are already married by the start of the series. It's interesting to note that the same premise is quite rare even now, with the closest one that we got is Tonikaku Kawaii. That's all for what I can write in regard of Winter 2002 anime here.

Late to the party here. In any case you still want some VN in Virtual Worlds setting, perhaps you can try something like Lunaria if you can read Japan, although Lunaria will be available in English on this year. But if you can't read Japanese, then you can try Yumina which perhaps it's the closest one that you want when it come to virtual world with RPG element (Well it's RPG VN in the first place). In case you still didn't get the VN that you want to play it yet, I hope that my recommendations here will be helpful to you if you still didn't play those VNs yet. PS - Oh yes you can also try Our World is Ended, in which it seems to be quite an underrated VN.

Welcome to this week VNTS Review. Since we have Tristia released with the female MC Nanoca along with the gameplay is like older Atelier game (Pre-Iris game one), I figure that I should just call it as 'Atelier Nanoca' in which it's the title for this week VNTS Review. For this week, we have two (Or rather three) releases with two of those are Tristia new VNs. Other than the releases, we also have big update for Eustia in that it's been fully programmed, and also the announcement for Akai Ito and Aoishiro exact release date. Overall this week is an above average one, and let's see what I can write in regard of it. Shiravune released Nope Nope Nope Nurses, and if I may say my reaction in a very blunt manner then I should say it as nope nope nope lol. Seriously speaking though, it's the sequel of the first femdom nurse nukige in that from what I see it's quite short. From what I see, it add four more sadistic nurses that will give the MC more painful experiences, especially in regard of sex. That said, you can get the VN if you want to see more femdom nurse (If anything else at least the character design for the nurses are still good) and have fun. The biggest update for fan translation is that we finally have Eustia was fully in programming, which mean it might be possible to see June's release after all. That said , there's still some work left to be done, namely that the translator will do some last checkup on the script files of the last chapter before finally allowed the it to be QC-ed. Granted that I would prefer him to allow the script files to be QC directly, but considering that we have Mizuha's patch that has a lot of mistakes because it didn't QA-ed yet and become controversial, it would be better to be safe than sorry (Well both options are obviously have pro and con). In any case, it's good to see Eustia finally reach the milestone, and for the info the first three chapters are already QC-ed, so all that left is to do QC run for the last two chapters. For the rest of fan translation updates, we have Chronos was fully edited, the fifth Drama CD for White Album 2 Mini fandisc was translated (You can view the video of the drama CD here), ChuSingura is at 18.27% translated, and H2O is at 95.5% translated with Maki's route was fully translated and Otoha's route is at 59.9% translated. We also have the updates from Yosuga no Sora translation team, in that we have Yosuga no Sora is at 68% TLC-ed along with 35% edited, and there's also Haruka na Sora update in that Kozue's route is at 20% translated. We also have new project with the goal to translate Koiyasumi, and it's more or less like a single heroine nukige in which we'll going to have a MC who is an university student going back to his old home in the countryside with him living together with his female childhood friends. For the progress, currently Koiyasumi is at 21.11% translated. Recently Success announced the exact date for Aoishiro and Akai Ito duology HD Remake, and said date will be on May 25th later with the pre-order will be opened on February 1st. For the info, it's only for the Switch version so no Steam version until further notice. Speaking of announced the exact release date, just today Nekonyan announced that they'll release Mirai Radio on February 17th later so you can note the date if you've been looking forward to it. Lastly we have Trisitia released, and it's divided into two releases (Legacy and Restore). Once again Tristia is about our female MC Nanoca who is tasked to restore the ruined town in place of her legendary grandfather, although obviously it won't be easy for her, doubly so with a lot of people doubt her capabilities. Even so, she won't give up on her task and she will do her best to see her job finished successfully. Go get Trisita if you've been waiting for it since Kogado announced the English version of it, and have fun. That's all for what I can write in regard of this week VNTS Review, and happy Chinese New Year. See you next week.

We already have the exact release date for the package, and it'll be on May 25th later. That said, it's only for Switch version, so no releasd date for PC version until further notice (Hopefully it won't be too long after Switch release). PS - In case you want to do pre-order, Success will open the service for it on February 1st later.

I did watch both of Sugar and Hikaru no Go, and the latter has the live action section on how to play Go which to say is very useless in Indonesia. Well at least I still remember the opening theme for both series. Speaking of good opening, there's FFUnlimited in that it's my introduction to Final Fantasy franchise so much that I'm surprised to learnt that FF is actually very big video game franchise (Through the newspaper article that introduce the fashion based on FF costume out of all media). Crash Gear was briefly popular in Indonesia alongside tamiya, although obviously it didn't last long. Eikoden - It can be said as what if a loser girl decided to self-insert to the fiction akin making a fan fiction, and as you can see the result is quite disastrous, especially if said fiction is another world in Curious Play. Needless to say, the Eikoden MC (Mayo) reputation is obviously very infamous even with the writer obviously intended wrote her as such. Angel Tales - Back when I watched it in Animax I thought that this is a touching anime, although nowadays it might be a bit too cheesy considering that Gorou did take care too much animal when he was a child (That turned out reincarnated into the cute and beautiful girls) and that he looks too much like Love Hina MC Keitarou (Which may be intentional, and Keitarou here is more handsome lol). Needless to say, nowadays there's almost no harem anime that dare to have up to 12 girls fall in love with the MC. Oh yes at least it's nice that each girl have the phobia that is related on their death as the animals, and on how they'll overcome it with Gorou's help. Rave Master - I'm gonna be honest that I watch it because of how sexy Elie's outfit that she consistently wore in the anime series lol, and of course the author realize it so much that he made Lucy of Fairy Tail wore the sexy outfit as much as possible. That aside, Rave is the big success for the author Mashima Hiro, which eventually lead him into make his biggest manga franchise Fairy Tail (By the way there's several Rave's references in Fairy Tail). The anime itself is only adapt a third of the story, so you can read the manga if you want to know on how the story ended. Hellsing - I should mention that 2001 anime didn't fully adapted the manga, and there's one more adaptation that faithfully adapt Hellsing fully. Although said adaptation is only in form of OVA instead of TV series, because it has a lot of graphic contents and actually the television need to limit the graphic contents as much as possible with Hellsing has a lot of those. Of course though, many people did say that the OVA is rushed which to say is a legitimate critic, so in the end it's up to each of their own which Hellsing is better (Although MAL users did prefer the OVA version). That's all for what I can write in regard of Fall 2001 anime here.