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Yuikawa Akari - 結川 灯
【Harukanaru Toki no Naka de: Ryuuguu no Miko】
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to the 5 remaining angelique fans on tumblr: i know a guy who doesn't have a tumblr account who wanted me to tell you all that they're working on finishing off the fantl for the manga, but they don't want it reuploaded anywhere else. they'll put it external sites on their own time, they said. it's here -> rubiroma.neocities.org
Ruby Party’s 7th Harukanaru Toki no Naka de game has a manga serialization. The art is done by Mizuno Tohko 水野十子, the main character design artist for the original Haruka game series, as well as the manga artist for the previous Haruka manga adaptations.
As I previously reported, the game’s heroine is actually Nobunaga’s daughter from an alternate reality similar to the Sengoku and she was transported to “our world’s” Japan for protection.
In the first chapter of the manga (previewable in Pixiv Comics), she has flashbacks of her life before being transported when people and beings from the “other world” begins to reappear in her “normal” life, including some glimpses of Nobunaga.
He probably won’t fully show his face until she remembers her past more clearly. I don’t play the game, but maybe I should pick up the manga. I’m curious about the plot.
Publishers DMM Games and Nitroplus, and developers Omega Force and Ruby Party have released the second official trailer for Touken Ranbu Warriors.
The companies also announced a new, mystery playable character named Omakage:
Omakage (voiced by Takuma Terashima)
A mysterious person who wields an otachi (great sword). He is calm and collected despite his somewhat fragile appearance. He becomes involved with Mikazuki Munechika and the other honmaru Touken Danshi, but…
Touken Ranbu Warriors is due out for Switch and PC via DMM Games Player on February 17, 2022 in Japan, and for Switch on May 24, 2022 in North America and Europe.
Watch the trailer below. View a new set of screenshots at the gallery.
Touken Ranbu Warriors: Digital Pre-Orders Now Available
Touken Ranbu Warriors: Digital Pre-Orders Now Available
KOEI TECMO has announced that you can now officially pre-order digital copies of Touken Ranbu Warriors. They’ve also revealed what will be included in the Digital Deluxe Edition. The game will be sold both physically and digitally and as far as the digital version is concerned, there will be both a standard copy and the Digital Deluxe Edition. KOEI states that the Digital Deluxe Edition will…
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Also not to continue on about this whole debacle, but this just makes me realize how the Western otome community has to prove their interest to each individual company. Like it took people not shutting up about Hakuouki's localization and continuing to support it for Aksys to eventually pick up other titles years later (also maybe Sweet Fuse didn't do well which made the hesitant to pick another one up, it's hard to say). Then Idea Factory put out Amnesia: Memories since people kept asking for that one and then again, it wouldn't be until years later and probably because of the continuous support shown to that game where Idea Factory decided to give us more titles last year.
People were spamming PQube with Jack Jeanne as one of their major wishlist titles, and I'm sure that's what made Broccoli move ahead and decide to finally localize a game (still surprised Aksys got this because of this). I'm not entirely clear on the circumstances of Bustafellows localization, but I wouldn't be surprised if it followed a similar pattern.
And now here we are with Ruby Party titles. If I'm understanding correctly, even the employees in the US branch have been trying to push for these games to come to the West since like 2018, but they haven't budged. And now they're asking, again, for the Western otome community to prove themselves and like? It's exhausting. I get Japanese companies (even outside of otome titles) have always been resistant to localizing their titles to the West, but I've been watching this go on since we got Hakuouki in 2013 and it's just...exhausting it's been almost a decade of this at this point. Especially since the otome community has grown to a pretty decent size at this point. I don't know, I normally don't like to rant, but it's just wild how consistent this pattern is.
NOBUNAGA IS YOUR FATHER???????
Oh, okay, this is a Sengoku of an alternate universe. So the MC is Nobu’s daughter who is living in the “normal modern day” because magic and she doesn’t even know LMAO
(plz let at least some of the big names still stick around. I’d even take the tan00k)
Let your voice be heard!
For more information about Ruby Party, you can read this excellent interview:
How the Creators of the Otome Genre Bring Romance to Modern Audiences
