On this island, people have mysterious powers and attributes, sourced by the unwilting magical cherry tree. See also: Da Capo centers around Jun'ichi Asakura, who lives with his adopted sister Nemu on Hatsune, a fictional crescent-shaped island where bloom all year long, where they attend Kazami Academy ( 風見学園, Kazami Gakuen) high school. Throughout gameplay, the player enables the viewing of sex scenes depicting the protagonist, Jun'ichi, and one of the seven heroines having. To view all seven plot lines, the player will have to replay the game multiple times and make different decisions to progress the plot in an alternate direction. There are seven main plot lines that the player will have the chance to experience, one for each of the heroines in the story. Gameplay pauses at these points and depending on which choice the player makes, the plot will progress in a specific direction. The time between these points is variable and can occur anywhere from a minute to much longer. Every so often, the player will come to a point where he or she is given the chance to choose from multiple options. Gameplay Da Capo's requires little interaction from the player, as it is a classic: most of the duration of the game is spent simply reading the text that appears on the screen which represents either between the various characters or the inner thoughts of the protagonist.Learn how your comment data is processed. Mmm well I could try learning Japanese, but that’ll take a while. I felt some balance in the plots, if Da Capo II was in English, or if there was a translation patch, I’d play it. However, after reading character plot summeries on bluemist (here), I’ve read Nanaka’s plot, and was AMAZED, it was so much more intimate, and seemed much more extreme. The contrast was so great, I felt that they were being biased on character plots. The Visual Novel gave a lot more information than the anime, and you get to know Nemu so well, I felt so sad during the sad parts. It wasn’t that sad, it didn’t make me cry, Nemu’s however was quite intense. The visual novel, I played a few of the paths (Nemu and Kotori) Kotori’s path was crap, I love Kotori and I’m a huge fan of hers, but her path was so… crappy. I haven’t played the visual novels, but the anime, though Da Capo II First Season wasn’t that great, Da Capo II S.S is amazing.ĭa Capo’s story I felt little connection, and while I did feel sad for Nemu and Junichi and such, the anime didn’t really… connect much. Please do post a comment or contact me.ĭCII’s story is on a much more intense level than Da Capo’s story. To the Japanese game players who may have found this page, please do help me in case I have mistaken in understanding some parts of the story.

I use the voice dialogue to somehow “guess” what the event or conversation is about. Mainly, because I can’t read Japanese text, all thoughts and dialogue of Yoshiyuki himself is unknown to me. I expect that there will be a LOT of errors in the way I understood some events. Lacking Japanese will mean lack of story details. This would result obviously in details that may be missed. Basically, I keep the game running while I’m doing some other stuff like surfing the net, since I only would listen to the dialogue of the voices in the game. Furthermore, I’m playing this in a very quick fashion. Because there would only be one post per scenario, stories will be extremely summarized. This will be multiple run-throughs of the Da Capo II game, focusing on each girl.

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