Which one should I start watching after graduating?

No label → It’s a solution.

Feel free after that.

Mion is great, isn’t she…

Higurashi was 20 years ago…?

I feel like I’ll graduate soon.

I haven’t watched it yet because the reputation is too bad.

If you’re still curious after some time of observing, it’s okay to look at other perspectives.

I thought it was great that a character from 20 years ago is now messaging on a smartphone.

However, I appreciate that I could feel the same way as when I seriously deduced in the question section and then thought “what’s that all about?” in the answer section, even as a graduate.

But in the Higurashi series, both Rena and Shion go crazy and it’s all reset.

Isn’t only Satoko being treated poorly?

>>11

I think Shion has a slight edge in craziness too.

Rika was called a torture crazy woman.

>>20

Shion may be a crazy woman, but I think the detailed depiction of her process, to the level where one could say it’s understandable to go insane in such an environment, is significant in terms of storytelling.

>>20

If you become an ally from being an enemy, even Frieza can be forgiven.

I think it’s a phenomenon that even Reiner shouldn’t be allowed to become an enemy from an ally.

It’s fun to read through the side stories in the manga after watching the old anime.

If you enjoyed Muji, I think it’s good to see the industry because it’s fun.

You don’t need to worry about graduation too much…

If you found “Mujirushi Kai” interesting, you don’t need to watch “Gyosotsu.”

I’m only okay with the PC original version.

After reading the manga version, Satoko, who graduated from college, was able to understand various things and no longer disliked it.

If you like the old version of Satoko, it’s probably better not to watch it, yeah…

I don’t think Mion was originally a big-breasted character, but I feel like she became one in the latter half.

If I had been in charge of the big breasts from the beginning.

A person who serves the uncle…

I think it’s better to watch it, even though it’s a bit of a hassle.

I want newcomers to experience the strange tension of the prose, so I would like to recommend the CS version of the game.

>>22

Is there a way to play the game version now?

Wasn’t most of the loops caused by Shion? No wonder they called her crazy.

>>24

The environment of the home is quite bad, so the existence of the Enzaki family is not good in the first place.

“Watch Gakuen Zetsumetsu just to see the adult Rei and Rena couple.”

Graduation from the business is the protector of love, and Mion appreciates that.

You should definitely do it… the CS version of Higurashi…!

>>29

Can it be done on the Switch?

>>32

You can do it with the Switch.

By the way, the original version can also be purchased on Steam (with an option to choose illustrations and use the original art).

I have a memory that the animation quality was significantly better than the original.

The only good thing about graduation is Satoko’s breasts!

There is no need to see the graduation.

I think it’s fine to just watch the long analytical videos on NicoNico that focus on the industry.

Once again, Mion Sonozaki who knew nothing.

As for Enzaki, it’s a yakuza family, so…

Not very fortunate at the time of birth.

It’s just that being born in an era where existence is still allowed is better than nothing.

There are too many spin-offs to complete them all.

I wonder if CS is based on the PS version.

I haven’t gotten into it because the art doesn’t feel right and the new story and choices haven’t been very well received.

The family that pulls out my nails just because I met with Hojo’s son…

In the story, she is treated like a tsundere old lady, but Oryo is quite bad as well.

It feels strange to think that it depicts events from about 20 years ago since the original work was released.

>>42

I have a smartphone in the thread image, but

It’s natural that there were no smartphones in 1983.

It feels strange to think that there were no smartphones during the 2000s when the show was aired.

>>47

I was only looking at the chest.

Even though watching the graduation live commentary with the full experience was somehow not boring, it’s a different story when you watch it later with so many spoilers around…

>>43

In other words, the story really is filled with mysterious elements, and it feels like there’s an underlying part that hasn’t been discussed, so I understand why the analysis community is getting excited.

I truly cannot forgive them for finishing it with all animation mistakes due to insufficient budget.

The shape of the syringe definitely changed with the scene transition, didn’t it?

I’ve heard that in the CS version, depending on your choices, it can ignore the original order or suddenly throw you into an original scenario assuming you’ve seen everything.

If I prioritize Watanagashi and Tatarigoroshi after Onikakushi, the narrative trick is definitely ruined, and I don’t want to recommend it to beginners, but is that being too overprotective?

I played Higurashi for the first time on the Switch and it was interesting.

I think the episodes were released sequentially.

The order was quite good.

You don’t need to watch just the first half of the graduation.

>>51

I think the latter half might be questionable, but I really think the first half is bad.

There was no need to continue like that for so long.

The atmosphere of Muji is really nice.

I’m scared of suddenly turning away from my everyday life.

How about a play that doesn’t just focus on the industry’s outcome?

Before it ends, give life.

Since Satoko really has no salvation, I don’t need a graduation.

It seems like the amount of information could be resolved by just adding about three more episodes.

Is the BGM in CS different from the PC version?

>>59

There is a mode that aims to reproduce the PC version as much as possible in the CS version.

The entire BGM being replaced with free BGM significantly changes the impression.

The dusk of those who do not know commands or orders is continuously emerging…

Life has gameplay videos out, but you never know when it will be deleted, and it’s uncertain if it will come out on CS in the future, so do it while you can; you only have until the end of this month.

I actually like the story of graduation, though.

I think there could have been a better way to present it.

It’s good to look at the industry after seeing it without any labels.

Because it’s interesting up to that point.

Shion is crazy, but when you play from Shion’s perspective in the game, it’s the kind of madness that allows you to empathize deeply.

>>67

It’s easy to dismiss someone as trash with just a word, and while that’s true in some respects,

There are many characters that want to say, “There are other charms as well…”

>>71

That’s fine, but…

Then, it’s the same for Satoko, right?

>>67

It’s a character that divides opinions, that’s true.

I enjoyed the Takano chapter of Higurashi the most, so Shion is my favorite character.

I don’t know where the standard ends and where the solution begins…

For the time being, which story is about a satisfying resolution?

>>68

Festival music

>>70

Another unfamiliar cicada…

It’s not even written for candidates without names…

>>76

It’s the very last story of the solution.

>>76

There are various editions, and the festival music is the eighth edition.

Included in the solution

I think the original version is the best because the text, BGM, sound effects, and character expressions are all linked together, so I would prefer to play the original over the console version.

>>72

Since the original work is only available as used, it’s a bit tough to recommend it as new, so I think it’s better to suggest playing Higurashi Origin on the CS version.

The life of Higurashi is until tomorrow!

The original series had 6 arcs and 2 seasons, so the omissions are significant.

You only need to look at Kira; it’s erotic.

I think Satoko has concluded by opposing Teppei in the everyone-kill scenario.

In terms of action and being satisfying, it might be “Hirukawashi” or “Daybreak.”

In Higurashi: When They Cry – Rei, it is actually because the first Rika committed patricide that Satoko becomes a judge through the Au Au to make her realize that.

So, I watched a long analysis video and got super excited while watching the graduation.

I saw it…

>>86

No, it’s a special move in fighting games.

I don’t dislike Satoko from the sequel, but it can be hard to see her as the same character with the same background as in the original work, for better or worse.

Fighting game…?

>>90

There is a 3D battle action game called “Higurashi Daybreak” that is like a Gundam arcade game, and this is a skill that appeared in it.

Life should end with Main-chan, and it’s good for everyone to have a place to shine, right?

By the way, my SSR still hasn’t been found, has it?

>>91

Was there an SSR for the director?

I also wanted A-chan’s and Kawada-san’s cards.

The student uniform guy.

I should have gone out with Takano-san, the high school girl from Akasaka, in a jersey.

>>93

That’s Ayane.

Shion became a piece that caused an incident driven mad by suspicion, bound by the rules of XYZ.

Satoko stirs up the game board from her own free perspective, causing bizarre incidents multiple times with the pieces and herself, so even if she’s a madman, the weight of her sins is completely different…

An episode collaborating with Steins;Gate.

Everything that was considered in the industry turned out to be a drawing mistake, it made me laugh.

Also, there is the character Rei from the Reiwa era and the young demon from Oryo.

The era ends beautifully, but it’s unclear what will happen to the demons.

I thought about what life is and googled it.

The Higurashi mobile game is ending tomorrow, what are we supposed to do?

I thought it was about the end of free anime!

The anonymous person is praising the Lucia arc, but I already couldn’t handle it from around that point.

It’s become even less interesting…

>>101

I feel like about half of the people giving evaluations were only talking about Satoko’s breasts.

Life seemed to end by tomorrow’s anniversary of death.

>>102

It’s not wrong.

Tomitake Flash is like an Ultra Supreme King Satoko bullet.

This round

>>104

That’s strange, Satono should have the image of a racehorse only after the 21st century…

I still liked “Hidebu” enough to occasionally play its soundtrack.

Let’s also see the elegance and brilliance.

>>107

What is that…?

I’m glad to see that the uncle is moving in the direction of protecting Kei-chan even after the onset.

I also like when Eua gets punished at the reading event held after the anime’s cotton drifting festival.

I evaluate Rei as the form of the old Satoko that has evolved legitimately.

I haven’t played the CS version myself, but I’ve heard that the voice work makes it impossible to mislead about Okonogi’s true identity, and that’s a shame.

The chest is evolving properly, but the mind is regressing into garbage…

Satoko from Higurashi: When They Cry – Gou grew up properly…

In the first place, you know.

A lady’s school with a dungeon is strange.

There were other ladies’ schools too, weren’t there, Rika-chan?

Well then, please recommend some manga.

If we trace it back to the original mainstream anime.

When I give my life, I feel that even that young lady’s school has a strange president, which makes me able to be kinder.

It’s only natural that this gets recognized.

The personality is even more inferior than water polluted with sewage, but the positives still outweigh.

I like graduates.

It doesn’t have any flavor unless you let it sit for ten years after watching Higurashi.

>>121

This is a bit of a thing.

It’s a boring work, but I think the subtle depth lies in this area.

Personally, I want you to see it too.

Because I like it.

What Satoko is doing is the same as what Beatrice is doing.

In reality, nothing has ultimately happened.

I wanted to be surprised by the revelation that it isn’t just a simple remake but a new story…

>>125

That damn ama stone…!

The peak of Gyosotsu was when the opening of the original series played in episode 1.