BobJones2

Satsuki from Tsukihime: Yes, its long overdue. Illya from Fate: Maybe: Shirou just strike me as an extremely unlikley pedobear. Maybe if they had a close non-sexual relationship, as in the route that Archer is suggested to be from. Ryou from Clannad: Why not. She just as in love with him as her sister is. They did try an "After Story" with Tomoyo, it's even called "Tomoyo After." It just wasn't nearly as great as Nagisa's. Tokita Yuki from G-Senjou no Maou: DEFINTELY not. All the other heroine's route are already pointless compare to Haru's, why add another pointless one? Sayuri Kurata from Kanon: No. She only gets a mention cuz I have a minor infatuation with her. Other than that though, there's not enough reasons to give her one. Just because a character did something together with the MC doesn't mean she has to be in love with him. She does already have a mini-route of sorts so she defintely have a stronger basis than most of the crazy ones mentioned here.

What the hell is a "Moege"? Anyways, I consider Utsuge and Nakige to be too similar to really be different things. What do you call visual novels that are like Utsuge and Nakige in that they are heavily drama and plot focused but aren't exactly "crying games." For example, Type-Moon games or most of Nitroplus' games.

Are we talking about acutal canon couples here or just couples we ship? For example, Shirou x Rider does not really exist, those scenes in Ataraxia were pure fan-service. They're side materials, which means they don't even happen in the already illusioned world of the game's main storyline. Ciel's mom is of unknown oriental origins, which means she could be Japanese. This means she's could be half French, half Japanese, does that still count? Do supernatural girlfriend/boyfriend count? There are a ton of those. Lastly, there are a ton of White male x Asian female pairings since almost all JRPG games that takes place in a European setting (which is most of them) have a token Japanese girl, who is always a romance option in games that have multiple romanceable targets.