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[Atelier Series] Yumia seemed to have big breasts in that world, but they were actually average-sized…

Japan Otaku Reviews discusses Yumia’s character, noting her big butt and contrasting it with big brother’s features and personalities.

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[Atelier Series] Having someone as erotic as Sophie is a relief.

Fans discuss their favorite characters, art, and drunken antics in Japan Otaku Reviews, highlighting humor and relationships.

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[Atelier Series] I’ve been doing nothing but exploration and housing, and I’m not progressing at all in the main story!

Japan Otaku Reviews emphasizes advancing the main story, managing housing, and exploring quirky character interactions.

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[Atelier Series] Echo fragments are infinitely lacking.

Japan Otaku Reviews discuss gameplay experiences, character desires, and game mechanics, highlighting challenges and exploration.

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[Atelier Series] It’s too easy to level up, and just wandering around seems like I’m already going to hit Lv50.

In “Atelier Yumia,” players navigate challenges and explore a captivating world filled with quirky characters and adventure.

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[Atelier Series] The playtime is about 8 hours.

Japan Otaku Reviews discusses energy abilities, skill trees, and game mechanics, with humorous player interactions.

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[Atelier Series] I just started, but this isn’t the alchemist I know!?

A playful discussion on alchemy featuring quirky characters, explosions, financial struggles, and unexpected tutorials.

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[Atelier Series] Isn’t it really fast to level up?

Japan Otaku shares thoughts on leveling up in a game, expressing excitement and frustration over skill points and features.

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[Atelier Series] I feel like Yumia is always using kicks instead of hitting with weapons.

The blog discusses gaming reviews and features, including combat mechanics, character habits, and missing crafting elements.

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[Atelier Series] The difference in size between the demo version and the field is too vast…

Japan Otaku Reviews discusses game elements, character features, and camera improvements after trial feedback.

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