#yuyuki

narukami inviting yukiko to his house for christmas eve <3

YUKIKO YEARNING

she's literally so in love with him

SHE GOT HIM A KNIFE SO HE COULD TRAIN TO TAKE OVER THE INN WITH HER. THIS IS SO SOSOSOSO CUTE.

SHE'S YEARNING SOOOOOO BAD

These days, Yukiko is always using Diarahan.

It’s an SP sink, to be sure, but worth it. Every time Yu so much as glances her way, she’s ready. The scrape on his cheek, the fracture in his ankle — it all vanishes in the blink of an eye. 

His gaze lingers on her a moment longer, enough to convey his thanks. But then, it’s gone again. 

He’s their leader, she reminds herself. She should be glad he isn’t looking at her, that he’s focused on what they came here to do. Always forward, never back.

Date: October 14, 1989

Platform: Famicom Disk System

Developer: Nintendo EAD / Pax Softnica

Publisher: Nintendo

Genre: Text Adventure

Theme: Comedy

Franchises: Famicom Mukashi Banashi

Aliases: Famicom Mukashi Banashi: Yuuyuuki / Famicom Mukashi Banashi: Yuyuki - Zenpen / Famicom Mukashi Banashi: Yuyuki - Kouhen

Type: Retelling

Summary:

A text adventure from Nintendo and Pax Softnica that retells the classic tale Journey to the West.

Famicom Mukashi Banashi: Yuuyuuki ("Famicom Fairy Tales: Yuuyuuki") is the second of two text adventure games in the Famicom Mukashi Banashi series developed by Pax Softnica and Nintendo themselves for the Famicom Disk System peripheral. It shares many similarities with its predecessor Shin Onigashima: Both games required two disks that were released separately, both feature an innovative "main character switch" feature that allows the player to switch from two playable characters and both are based on ancient Far Eastern literature. In Yuuyuuki's case the literature in question is the ancient Chinese novel Journey to the West.

The player controls Goku (Sun Wukong) and Chao (an original character) who are travelling separate journeys to meet up with each other. True to the novel, Goku is also accompanying the monk Sanzo (Sanzang) and his other followers Hakkai (Bajie) and Gojo (Wujing), though these three characters have been comedically reimagined as lazy and greedy.

Yuuyuuki would be the penultimate game developed by Nintendo for the Famicom Disk System. It was also the last game for the peripheral to receive any sort of TV advertising. While Shin Onigashima has been rereleased on more recent Nintendo platforms, such as the Game Boy Advance, Yuuyuuki remains exclusive to the Famicom Disk System.

Source: https://www.giantbomb.com/famicom-mukashi-banashi-yuyuki/3030-37545/

I’d love to finally be able to play Shin Onigashima, Yuyuki, Time Twist, Hajimari no Mori, and whatever other obscure visual novels Nintendo had back in the day

DAY 1616) Yuyuki - Battle Theme

Composer: Soyo Oka

SMASH 150 - GOKU