Buddha Senpai

Now that you've all been baited, Merry Christmas to all of you nerds (and non-nerds, I don't discriminate)
 

Maji de Watashi ni Koishinasai! S
https://vndb.org/v6245
 
Introduction
     Good day everyone. This is the Maji de watashi ni koishinasai! S Walkthrough for the currently patched fully translated game. I made this first to fully explore the content of the game but since I’ve made a good progress with writing my own walkthrough, might as well share it with everyone.
     This is the sequel for the first Majikoi game which shows the future for the five main heroines while adding five more additional heroines to conquer. It’s great right?
     Since this is rated 18+, please be noted that there are a number of scenes that are for mature audiences. Falling under the said age is not advisable to play this game.
     With that said, have fun playing the game. GAME START!
  Description
     Majikoi is back and better than ever in this sequel to hit 2009 visual novel. Majikoi S takes place after the events of Majikoi and lets you choose which of Majikoi’s many endings to proceed from. Choose your favorite heroine and enjoy new romantic events with her, or choose to start with no commitment and romance one of 5 new heroines.
 
- J-List
 
Things to be noted before starting the game
     When starting the game for the first time, you are required to fill in your birth date. I recommend having a date closer to the actual date. This will give you an easy access to the Birthday Mode in the Extras rather than waiting for your actual birthday to view this mode. Well, you would be lucky if your actual birthday is near that you don’t have to adjust the date just to view this early.
     There is a random glitch where the game gives a completely different scenario when choosing from the dialogue box. It’s easy to notice based on what choice you pick and what the dialogue/ text comes after.  When this happens, just reload to the previous choices and pick again.
     Tatsuko’s route needs to be played twice for the Clear mark to appear in the Future Selection screen.
     Childhood unlocks after completion of all 10 routes. (Momoyo, Kazuko, Miyako, Yukie, Chris, Tsubame, Monshiro, Margit, Kokoro, Tatsuko).
     Future where you are an acquaintance of Takae unlocks after all routes are completed. After completion, an ALL CLEAR!! text should appear on the top right of the Future Selection screen.
     By the end of this walkthrough, The CG, Music, Replay, Event and Movie Collection are completed. Try to go for choices that you haven’t pick to see a different scene. Choices with [sAVE] and [LOAD SAVE] are choices needed to proceed to the end of each chosen routes while then you are free to choose any choice for the ones not marked.
  Ending Guideline / Suggested Route Order
     The suggested playing order is listed below for those who wanted to play the game efficiently. You can also play this by following this order:
     Kosugi > Common Route > Tsubame > Monshiro > Margit > Kokoro > Agave After > Tatsuko > Future with Momoyo/Kazuko/Miyako/Yukie/Chris > Childhood
  Route Guideline  
Kosugi Route
 
  Future with Kosugi Continued
 
Common Route
  2nd year 1st semester          (Clear)   Future without a relationship
 
Future with Momoyo S After
 
 
Future with Kazuko S After
 
 
Future with Miyako S After
 
 
Future with Yukie S After
 
 
Future with Chris After +S After
 
 
Tsubame Route
 
  Future Where Tsubame Takes the Lead
 
Future Where Yamato Takes the Lead
 
Monshiro Route
 
  Monshiro Route Continued
   

Margit Route
 
  Margit Route Continued
   

Kokoro Route
 
  Future with Hermit Crabs S After
 
  Agave After
 
 
Tatsuko Route
 
 
Childhood
 
  Koyuki Route

          [LOAD SAVE 12] Fuck her hard.
                    CG 123 [12/12]; CG 124 [4/4]
 
Future with Chousokabe
 
 
Iyo Route
 
 
Future with Shima
 
 
Future with the Maids
 
 
Yumiko Route
 
 
Another Future with Miyako
  Another Future with Miyako-1
  Another Future with Miyako-2
  Another Future with Miyako-3
 
Future Where You're An Acquaintance of Takae

  Attribution This walkthrough is based on the walkthrough from seiya-saiga.com which I adjusted based on the fully translated patch provided by our translators.
Please check this walkthrough if there is something amiss Admin/Moderator-san. Thanks

Couple of animes moved me a lot, but I can't recall any that really changed me. However, there is one manga that changed me positively and that is Onani Master Kurosawa. I know the title is ridiculous but this made me think about my life and what to do. http://mangafox.me/manga/onani_master_kurosawa/

ARE WE READY FOR THE EVENT??
no.

hahaha i always get ship that i dont want...no offense. But Yamato,Prinz and Shioi are exactly like that. and funny thing is i dont get the ship i want except for Bismarck lel.

Its not Maruyu Senpai~~~~
I just hope we wont need daihatsu for the next event....My Iowa.

what? another kaga!? *brain implodes after an intense retrospection on my identity as a carrier*
anyhow, welcome!

안녕하세요
For a while there's been a Japanese learning group or three on fuwa, for good reason, but recently for personal reasons I was wondering if there would be any interest in forming a group for learning Korean. I myself am a beginner, in my second semester at college, and there'd be no required skill level to join. It'd be a nice way to get some feedback and daily practice, so I'm attempting to feel out if there's any interest or if everyone's busy learning Japanese ^^
I think as long as we could have like 4+ active members it would be worth trying. Let me know if you're interested. (Though honestly I expect that this might just be a huge failure, lol. Gotta try)
If there's interest, we'll go from there with the details.
 
Edit: send me a message on fuwa if you're interested

Oh my. 70 buckets.... Well gratz!

Sheesh i just finished 5-3 and 5-4. 5-4 was easy as hell...but 5-3 was a freakin nightmare. I spent almost 70 buckets. I`m not sure i`m gonna do 5-5 lol

I really want to watch the anime if the protag was other Kanmusu not Fubuki and a real TTK showed up not just a shadow.
Ah the reason why i like Iku because she really like the TTK(Like Kongou and other kanmusu that i totally forgot her name) i really enjoyed Kanmusu that really try hard please us(TTK), not like Akitshuhima. My god she really love Taitei-chan. I bet she do naughty things with that plane.
i TOTALLY understand that. 

Who knows? I didnt really like the anime anyway.
I-168 was my first and favourite sub for me. Didn't even know they had same VA because of their difference. I know very few traditional characters and phrases since Korea used to use them until Hangul was invented ^^
精神一到何事不成

Awww i want those too. I dont have any Kancolle things until next April. I pre-ordered Musashi's T-shirt and some random posters. I want to buy Musashi's figures but man...they really destroyed her face and most of kanmusu figure that got released arent my fav(maybe shigure) . Where r u from btw? I hope u r from Down Under.

Hahaha yeah me2, but i havent touch any vns both English and Japanese for about 3 months. atm i prefer to watch Animes rather than read vn and mangas. 
Musashi need more love...If i have the skill to make videos i`m gonna make lots of videos bout Musashi and Urakaze. BTW do you have any Kancolle collection like figures or other things?

I was bored. I did this. This was probably a terrible idea but LMFAO wHo cAREAS HAHA Xd. Yeah my mic is a potato, hope you enjoy it. (✿◠‿◠)
 

I prefer when the father of the heroine and the protagonist are one and the same.

I work as a professional translator/interpreter for a car company.
It's awesome.
Here is my list of reasons why this is the greatest job:
1. No take home stress. At my previous job I could never enjoy days off because I was always worrying about things that had to be done or projects I had to complete at work. As a translator/interpreter there is none of that. I could be in the most stressful meeting ever with people shouting back and forth and huge implications for the company but as soon as I walk out of that meeting it all slides off my back because it's not my problem. I'm just there to translate. I enjoy the hell out of my days off now.
2. You are the boss's best bud. Most companies in the US with a Japanese parent company (which are most of the companies that really need a translator badly) have mainly Japanese managing staff. All these Japanese managers can usually speak English just fine but they like to relax during meetings and use a translator instead. This means you're always there by the boss's side. From day one you're their personal buddy and you've got his ear. That's some job security.
3. Speaking of job security: everyone in the business knows that machine translation doesn't work. Plus they know that audio machine translation is a distant dream of the future. And it's not like every single Japanese worker is going to know how to speak Engineering-level English and it's certainly not like any of your American engineers are going to learn any Japanese. These companies will be needing translators 50 years in the future.
4. Tied with job security is the fact that you are worth your weight in gold. Getting a solid Japanese translator out to the American mid-west is like waiting for lightning to strike. We are a rarity and a hot commodity. Though it takes a little luck to get picked up when you have no experience in the field you want to interpret in, once you have 2 or so years under your belt suddenly you can go anywhere, do anything! Companies in the area will trip over themselves trying to outbid each other for an experienced engineering interpreter. The world is your oyster.
5. Studying kanji at work? Absolutely! It's training for the job isn't it? I use a site called WaniKani and everyone's totally cool with me using 30-40 minutes a day crunching my reviews on there. What they don't know is I'm mostly perfecting my kanji so I can finally sit down and read Dies Irae but hey it helps with the job too so who cares!
6. Probably best of all is no fanboys complaining about your translations. Most of the engineers will be happy just to have a general gist of what these papers say in English. It's not like manga/anime/game translation where every translation choice you make will be dissected and whined about. Since you are the only lifeline between the English and the Japanese both sides will treat you like a saint. Even the simplest translation I do never fails to gain me a heartfelt thanks, which is probably one of the best perks of the job. People really, truly appreciate what you do and are verbally grateful for it.
 
Now of course I realize that the company I work for might be an exception. The people here are really nice. But I think translators may find similar situations at other positions of this kind. I think a lot of anime/game/VN fans that learn Japanese get tunnel-vision thinking that game/anime/manga translation is where they want to end up, but I heartily recommend you look into automotive translation if you can. It's a great industry and I'm enjoying the heck out of it every day. I'll be happy to answer any questions about my job and how I got here in this thread.

It really depends for me.... I can't help but seeing waifus as individuals, and by that I mean certain traits or tropes don't determine my affinity.
But if I had to choose a trait of my top two waifus, one has an emotional range of an electric toaster, Kaga, and the other is a sadistic nee-chan type that just likes to hang around sunflowers, Yuuka Kazami.

Well,  Steins;Gate was a great one. My first VN was Clannad..... that will remain as a special romance title for me but some people don't may find it a bit too cheezy. Little Busters was more about friendship but it was good too.
If you want mystery, Umineko is the queen. It is extremely long as it is divided into 8 parts. You will probably find it to be boring for the 1st part, but there is a plot twist at the end of it that makes everything 100x interesting. I literally stayed up 3 nights to complete it after I finished the 1st part. It has the best music and sound effect out of any VNs or anime imo. After all, it is an audio novel. And although people chew it out for bad art, there is a patch with updated background and sprites for the PS3 that also works with PC:
Try hard enough and you will find it.
Another close contender in the mystery genre is Cartagra. If you don't like gore, don't play it. But that one was really good too for me.
A good mix of drama and mystery would be G-Senjou no Maou. Decent good music too; they are arrangements of classical pieces.
I am not a fan of sci-fi and mecha (save for Steins;Gate. That is how good it was) so can't tell you much on that...
 
All in all, to rank them I would go with this:
1. Umineko
2. Clannad/Little Busters (same company, similar feel and style just different theme/message)
3. Steins;Gate
4. G-Senjou no Maou
5. Cartagra
 
There are plenty of VNs that you can't go wrong with but extremely few that will be special and memorable. There are English translations for all of them.

Yeah...armpit is simply just amazing.
Ahhh Senpai~~~~ i started less than 6 month myself. But i`ll consider kind of lucky since i already got some of rarest ship. But the pain when i was farming Urakaze still haunt me time to times.
more than 600+ Sorties, 700+ buckets consumed just for Urakaze.

I made my account last winter.... so just over a year I guess.
and yeah. armpit is pretty good huehuehue.
I don't actually play Touhou a lot. Only the fighting ones (Touhou 10.5 and 12.5 I think). I just find their lore more interesting, especially when enriched by the dank amount of doujins.

Hello, I recently joined this thread after making my account (thanks to Monmon for linking this thread). ^^
I am a ttk, and as my profile suggests, Kaga is my waifu.

 

the message error box is not telling you a whole lot just that the program failed  to star/run
the other error (those weird characters) you need to change your pc into japanese format not just the system locale

I saw the title of this thread on the sidebar, immediately checked to see if it was a Pulltop game, saw Fiddle linked my post, can now die happy.