Tamaki Sakura

They said SukiSuki's issues were taken care of, so that's a "yes."

Or perhaps I view the removal of honorifics as a remnant of cultural imperialism, given that honorifics from other European languages are not treated the same way?

I can access it just fine.

I'm a professional editor. I prefer keeping honorifics for stories in a Japanese setting.

D.C. has more than 2 heroines.

It's all about Japanese being the language of the non-White "other," therefore unacceptable. Also, recent translations of Japanese literature have started including honorifics.

Da Capo has some routes that fit the bill. Sharin no Kuni has you "taking care" of the heroines, but as more of a case manager.

I'm just going to note the double standard that allows foreign honorifics from Western cultures, such as 'Monsieur' or 'Herr,' to exist in English translations, while non-Western honorifics such as '-san' are shunned.

I'd be happy with something like minori's cinematic style.

Let the market develop naturally.

Hmm, do I take on a fan project, knowing that I'm going to get more professional work? I've had to drop stuff because of work before. But it's HaruUru...

I just wonder, why SNOW over another neglected nakige—one that actually has a following. For instance: Sanarara Moshimo Ashita ga Hare Naraba Soshite Ashita no Sekai yori Ashita no Kimi to Au Tame ni Natsuyume Nagisa

Hatsuyuki Sakura and ef -the first tale- have already been posted, so I'll go with...

Favorite vn: Hatsuyuki Sakura Favorite route: Usami (G-senjou no Maou) Favorite waifu: Tamaki Sakura Favorite art style: Unisonshift Blossom Favorite genre of vn: nakige Favorite "dere" type: kuudere Favorite side character: MAXX Favorite OELVN: 80 Days Favorite jrpg: Persona series (3 and beyond) Favorite Kemonomimi animal type?: kitsune