I thought the main theme was about being all flirty with cute girls.

The main storyline is quite heavy, isn’t it!?

>>1

Um… there are some kids who, even though the counseling should be successful, don’t seem to be completely healed…

>>2

In psychosomatic medicine, there may be remission, but it does not lead to a cure!

A social-themed SRPG that presents the complexities of society discussing the limitations of healthcare.

It’s Popo’s turn~

Um… Marie’s dad…

The Time Witch is rapidly closing in during the latter half of the race…

>>6

The water witch who has been here from the beginning is strong too!

We were being all lovey-dovey…

Let’s go to the moon.

On foot

It’s long… really long, the path of the moon…

The feeling of despair from the arrival of angels.

People die senselessly.

>>14

What happened after the witches all gathered and started singing is seriously scary…

The theory that no one can guess the strongest character in the story from this cover illustration.

……to pile up

If we don’t defeat the enemy, we can’t afford to be flirting around.

Once cleared, it already dislikes being pregnant.

I will go on a trip with a man.

Victory condition: Survive.

As soon as I played Levia, I felt a shiver wondering what kind of song it would be.

>>21

Beneath the legendary sea, the Leviathan lay hidden.

It really is like a character that seems to have paper defense and speed, yet has both firepower and durability.

I think it’s unfair that you become invincible in height by remembering the sprint while continuing the conversation.

I mean, the initial group is consistently strong.

Pope’s first song is really moody, and that’s nice.

I think the Popo Song is a nice song, but when I listen closely to the lyrics, it’s…

It’s Poppo’s fault…

Sheathing the sword…

Poponobander

Rusty, dive in!

It’s the king’s turn.

The rust on the rusty key has not particularly come off as the song ends.

Everyone has mental issues, but the wind and earth are terrible.

>>35

The soil has already been ruined, or rather…

Rusty is racking up damage!

>>38

He’s such an unpleasant person in terms of attitude…

Archibald is here!

I… like battles without the protagonist and heroine.

It’s healthier to have fun with the guys; the women are scary.

>>42

Everyone says their emotions are inextricable…

>>42

Nonoka is not scary!

I liked the earth witch, but I remember the performance being quite difficult to use.

>>43

Basically, in this game, mobility is everything.

It’s a bit tough for the slow-footed Moru.

On the contrary, Popo who can fly and the grandma who can warp are very strong.

>>43

There were useful situations in boss battles where dolls served as decoys.

>>43

Support is quite convenient, but if you rely on it too much, your level won’t increase and it becomes even harder to use.

I can’t even make it to the biggest earning point.

Witch of the Butt

This butt is strong…

Yes!

In this type of game, the bosses near the final boss are weak; I’m well-informed about that.

>>51

My allies are getting too strong!

As expected, Hilda was incredibly strong.

If I place a decoy, I feel like I have at least fulfilled my duty.

The Cartesian falls without moving five times.

Princess…

Heal each other and level up like crazy!

Unlike games of this era, the replay elements are lacking.

The naming of Mr. X is really good, isn’t it?

It’s a joke, but later you might think, “Is that it?”

In terms of strength,

Eve > Klaus > Giselle >>>>>> the last sandbag that appears

There is a difference of about that much.

>>64

On the first week of seeing her, Eve is truly strong enough to be called the Witch of Despair.

Is this really winnable?

I wonder if they could remake or port this masterpiece on the 3DS.

There’s no way such a funny guy would betray us!!

>>66

I was beautifully caught off guard over there.

Maldives is nice, isn’t it?

>>67

I like to pile up.

In the end, the song of humanity’s hope is playing, so there’s no way we can lose.

I really love the protagonist…

>>70

Witch’s response

Sakuya is completely cool and not shaky at all, which is great.

>>71

I think she’s the most mentally stable woman, all things considered.

Other witches are said to be extremely dangerous in various ways.

>>90

I’m going to hold a charity live event in my hometown! That’s a bit too bold.

Unlike Eve, Xeno is not only unable to act but also immune to all status ailments, which gives him a feeling of being battle-hardened that I like.

It seemed like there were hints of a sequel coming.

I’ve recently started playing what I had piled up and I just cleared chapter 2.

If there is anything to be careful about, please let me know.

>>78

Play as you like…

Aren’t ninjas a bit too erotic?

I remember that the final boss getting faster with every hit was quite seriously tough.

When Hilda is freaking out about who came up with such a stupid plan, and then it turns out the captain was leading it, you can’t help but go “Ah…” right?

>>82

Everyone was completely deceived, but there really wasn’t any reason to doubt until midway…

Each unit has its strengths, so it might be better to level them up evenly since you’ll end up using everyone.

The flow after the protagonist’s awakening is classic, but it’s good, isn’t it?

It’s better to prioritize raising witches!

If you have other beloved characters, then it can’t be helped.

I wasn’t using Sakuya and Matsu that much, so I was a bit troubled at the end.

It’s great to resolve everyone’s mental issues.

It may have already been said countless times, but isn’t the scale or level of what the earth witch is doing absurd?

>>89

It’s amazing that she’s both a miko and an idol! Moldy was in a rampaging state.

I want to say it as many times as I need, but because the BGM is good, I want something like a soundtrack.

At first glance, Hilda’s outfit, just a seemingly ordinary black robe, looks decent.

I think the design was quite skillful, even though it was excessively unusual.

>>93

I’m worried about getting a cold stomach while accompanying you, so these clothes are really bad, huh?

Highly recommended forbidden Magna.

>>96

I will cause an eclipse.

I really like that Hilda’s allies can join, but I wish everyone could become a part of it…

On the contrary, what Popo is doing is pretty small in scale, isn’t it?

That’s why the wind…

>>100

Please forgive them, as they may have indirectly turned countless people into disabled individuals.

Is there a debuff that affects allies when the spear isn’t even that strong to begin with?

>>101

When Dante-kun is the enemy, he doesn’t involve others…

The exquisite sweets from the luxurious inn Amatsu are named after the moon…

It feels good to think that the first fire witch might have had Xen in mind when she made it.

If Alto-kun isn’t watching over Popo, he’s likely to wander off somewhere and die on his own… so I need to make sure to keep an eye on him…

If you don’t raise a witch, it’s tough to survive, you know.

Lady Sakuya is… dead…

It is inherited based on fundamental blood ties or something like that.

A witch with a watery qualia lodged in her bottom, influenced by the mood of the scene.

Improve the tempo and release it on the switch.

I like both the design and the character of Giselle, and the combat is cool and robotic too.

Throw Rusty and sing moderately about the legendary sea!

Since it’s being made in the same place, I feel it’s quite similar to Ark Rise Fantasia.

The initial party is too strong.

>>112

Due to the presence of a healer, a main tank, and a high-speed damage dealer, if we only look at performance, there’s almost no need to include anyone other than the convenient female Popo with healing magic that speeds up the party and the elderly Hilda who can cheat with time compression.

Sheathing the sword.

Moldy is perfect for the decoy role.

While going through the second round, I feel like Klaus is also struggling with various things.

Popo is really amazing for being damp even in ED.

>>117

The wind is always stagnant despite its nature…

>>120

If there is no open space, the wind won’t blow… that’s why the protagonist exists.

>>117

That witch is the only one who got a standing illustration for ED…

I think Eve is a terrifying final boss that ranks among the top in RPG history.

It’s nice that there aren’t many disposable characters.

Eve is a kind of heroine as well.

The president is going through a lot of difficulties…

The hardest part is that it’s even harder to get in after unlocking the door.

What I’m doing is mostly trauma therapy.

>>125

I’m sorry I thought you would betray me halfway through…

I think Abe-san’s protagonist voice is really the best.

Popo connects everything to negativity, so it’s scary!

>>209

Draw sword.

Then give me that body! Is that good?

The president is… a woman, right!?

>>132

Even if it’s a man, the way he wraps that bath towel can only be seen as inviting.

(It definitely feels like the direction of the tuning event is off.)

Victory Condition: Survive

I still remember the tension.

It’s nice to have a cute girl who will definitely kill angels…

Guns are too weak against height.

>>136

It’s such a hassle that, despite being weak to height, the user has low mobility by default!

It’s a good balance that there’s hardly any character to dislike except for the mayor.

It’s really scary how attacking on Christmas Eve dramatically increases the action order.

I never expected the person behind Dorothy to become such a big hit…

It feels a bit tough to raise affection levels on the first run with the main shield, as there isn’t much leeway.

>>143

If you don’t complete it, you’ll be too weak or too slow, you know.

The witch of ruin is pregnant too soon…

It’s an interesting game, but there’s no CG or ending cutscene viewing…

>>145

I wanted to carry over a bit more in the second playthrough to make it easier…

The merchant’s daughter seems to have let go of everything and is overflowing with murderous intent towards angels while inventing various products…

>>146

If you defeat an angel, being able to act one more turn is way too unfair!

Popo’s first song is like that, so the Electric Shower is really great… well, I get pretty negative about it, though.

The Eve battle constantly strained Lizette’s throat.

The fast ones usually eliminate most of the enemies, and by the time the slow ones start to act, there are no enemies left within their reach to hit.

I wish Uncle Rudolf could have used it too.

The mayor is truly just trash, yet Popo can’t even fully hate such a mayor, which is painful.

>>154

The last line is

Popo wishes for the mayor’s happiness! So…

Angels are super creepy!

The reckless action points in the second week are great, aren’t they?

Rusty is amazing and capable, even with the unique items you can find during exploration…

The route to save the princess…

I barely remember, but it was great that the last boss’s song had a beautiful voice that sent chills down my spine.

In SRPGs, distance weapons are hard to balance.

Victory condition: Survive

I like you.

Grandma

If you want to atone, could you bring more of your dark history notebooks?

You had a thousand years, so you must have more, show it to me!

>>163

When I think about how desperately they must have thought about the incantation for the ultimate technique, it makes me chuckle.

>>166

The jaw of darkness… the beginning and the end.

The singularity is pregnant together!

Now… fall head over heels!

>>169

I bet there are a ton of these written in that black history notebook…

I wanted to conquer Marie and Eve.

The true END is essentially the conquest of Eve.

The scene where the rusty key or the song magic first flows is all great, right… Moldy is a bit different though.

>>165

Is this the place to level up because of the infinite spawn?

The earth is connected to the previous generation by blood, but I wonder what the wind is… At first glance, Popo and the previous generation look quite similar.

Lizette is straightforwardly confessing her feelings; she’s such a strong childhood friend.

By the way, have you done a second playthrough?

I don’t sing Revia for nothing.

If you do it too much at the spot where the moles infinitely spawn, it bugs out, right?

Goodbye (pressure)

Rusty, charge in and follow up with Hilda and Popo! Alto, you stay back and tune!

The way of behaving like a princess in Sakuya is in harmony with her unique self, and the rock-style Japanese song flows beautifully, making her happy.

>>176

Aizakura and Raika Raiya are both songs that really elevate your mood, so they serve as a refreshing tonic.

>>193

It’s not exactly a mental issue, but it serves as a refreshing change… although the appearance is quite lewd.

The battle with myself is an intense development, but it’s a surreal scene of fighting over the butt.

The Imageepoch era was amazing, so I really hope for a sequel or series for the dragon.

There was quite a bit of a Luminous Arc flavor, wasn’t there?

>>180

I think it’s quite similar, or rather almost like Luminous Arc 4.

For now, if we just throw in Rusty and Giselle, it will mostly be resolved…

The hidden boss that becomes immovable in the Nonoka Theater in front of the Cartesian Theater.

Rusty can attack from a distance, counterattack, and attack twice—it’s just too much…

>>183

Having area attacks fully equipped is a violation of the rules, right?

I love how Hilda instantly turns feminine with a “Yes!” during her joining episode.

>>185

I also like no comment.

It’s a game of action, isn’t it?

The ninja was quite strong.

>>188

The ninja has the same performance as Rusty, though.

The attack type spreads status conditions and its vulnerability is lower than Rusty.

The performance is a bit tough to make it invincible.

On the contrary, when facing a higher-ranked opponent alone, it is more stable than Rusty.

I bought it just for the fact that I like Yukari.

I’m still stacking (it).

Should I do it quickly?

Aren’t all girls a bit naughty?

I finally realized that this is strange due to the disconnection between the story of the witch in chapter 8 and the apostle of the gospel.

Casually, the BGM other than the songs was also quite good.

>>196

I like the music from the Hilda battle in Chapter 8 the most.

Even when they’re in pieces at Dorothy End, sticking together is brave and cute.

I’m joining late, but I’ll come with Alto and rake in the heroine points as a witch.

>>199

The scenes where it’s unclear if they’re enemies or allies pile up, and that’s where the gospel crew becomes teammates, so it’s really exciting, isn’t it?

Lady Sakuya! It’s great that you’re singing, but could you please move back about two spaces?

Drawing a sword

>>203

Sheathing the sword.

Returning to the royal capital in a single picture is nice, isn’t it?

>>204

I also like the changes in Alto’s room.

Hey, this is definitely a storage room…

Dorothy-chan has quite a peaky performance.

It’s the king’s turn.

>>206

The king’s character description: A plethora of experts who want to have many wide-range skills!

I think it’s pretty unreasonable that even though it’s a description like that, by the time you actually use it, the enemies are either scattered or gone.

The performance of Alto vs Elcrest is good, but once the battle started,

It’s just a terrible ass-picking contest.

I feel like if Alto chooses another girl, he would quickly step back, but I also think he would uphold his purity for life, Grandma.

What is Alto doing traveling with Dante?

Someone talk about chicken wings too.

>>215

It’s too noisy every time it’s my turn.

>>215

You told Eve-chan something like that and then you seriously abducted Alto to Mars…

There may not be a soundtrack, but it’s a relief that the songs are available on YouTube and elsewhere.

The captain had the angels chase the gospel, and there were some obvious parts, but I didn’t notice them.

I think it was said over here.

Moldiend doesn’t hide his lolicon tendencies, and it’s funny.

Moreover, what does it mean that the strongest technique is close-range?

Dorothy End is too much of a lolicon.

It’s a cool-sounding technique called Laguna Break, but unfortunately, the cost is too high, so I just end up using the Double Slash and Wild Slash all the time.