I chose the worlds that I didn’t visit on the first run and cleared them, which were Sea → Avalon → Cells at Work → Triangle territory capture.

The ocean route seemed like it was over, but it turned out to be a hint of my dad, who was supposed to be dead, appearing briefly, so I think I’ll go check it out again next time.

I remember the name Avalon because I’ve played Romancing SaGa 2, but it was too complicated for me to understand!

In the end, the queen suddenly transformed into a dragon, but after defeating her, there were no particular repercussions, and I was left wondering what crime the former queen, the guide, had committed…?

Are the working cells on a one-way street without any branches? It feels like a story about cancer or leukemia.

The territory capture in the triangle was tough because there was too much fighting! I wish they had told me right from the start that I should surround it in a triangle after all the fighting…

Basically, I didn’t struggle much in the battles during the second week, but I had a hard time with the battles after returning to Miyako City…

It was tough dealing with the endless chants of spells from those bastards who don’t disappear even when defeated ×4, combined with the demons.

The damn things that don’t die have a high evasion rate? Even though you can’t hit them properly without coordination, it’s hard to coordinate and the stuns don’t connect!

Before casting the spell, either the guard is too hard or it’s a special feature, but no damage is being dealt at all…

Additionally, it was tough for me, who had entrusted the bow’s reserve release to differentiate between the demon’s shoot interrupt and slash interrupt.

I haven’t had to redo it many times, but I got irritated when my invocation of the immortality technique was interrupted by the demon.

On the other hand, the final boss only had three immortal minions, so it was an easy victory.

However, since they kept using unavoidable techniques in quick succession, it might have been tough if we focused our attacks and let one person die at a time.

It seems like the Tsuki-kihon is coming to an end, so I wonder who I should choose next.

I apologize for the long entry in my diary.

>>1

I recommend Ameiya, who becomes an early companion to Bow!

The scenario for me and Ameya is short, but the other three have longer scenarios.

Does this game have a “game over” element?

>>2

It’s fine to trade after each free battle, but it’s really tough.

Each action has a guard before the action and a guard after the action, and if things don’t line up, like with Haniwa, attacks won’t land at all.

Please check it out.

“Cells at Work! Code Black changes its content with each episode.”

Avalon is quite troublesome.

In the Kōki chapter, if you have enough spirits in the first week, you can take a break after finishing the second week and before starting the third week.

I only have sharks as trading partners.

I remember thinking that there were no magic stones at all during the first week!

I shouldn’t have picked Diva in the first week…

>>10

Are you okay? Didn’t you get into the constaparty?

>>11

I had no weaknesses while I was playing Saga Frontier.

>>12

I haven’t played Saga Frontier, but are those characters from Saga Frontier?

>>14

There is someone who moves in a similar way…

The triangle is initially troublesome, but later you realize it’s a very good training spot.

Even if they die, those who remain won’t stop, even if their HP is 0.

Once you reduce it to hp0, if you stop its actions, it won’t move anymore.

>>16

The lower the HP, the more likely it is to experience status ailments, so you can almost stun at 100%.

If you stop, it would be fine to slow it down with mist, but it’s too disruptive during OD or solo performances…

I can’t let go of the blue sword.

The blue sword is too convenient.

The immortals simply think of themselves as decorations that hinder cooperation and monopolization.

The remnants of the immortal spirit make it so that the enemy can’t have the stage all to themselves, so there are moments when it’s a bit helpful that all our allies are quick.

Haniwa seems like a terrible game at first glance…

When you understand what kind of world Cosmos is, you’ll think that the owner of this body must be living an excessively unhealthy lifestyle.

>>23

It’s nice, isn’t it, the unhealthy womb of Kai?

>>23

Kai…

The cough is vivid.

Byaku-senpai, help me…

>>27

It’s great that even though the high priest and the performance are the same, they are divided by soul…

Cosmos, I resemble.

>>28

Unhealthy habits are not good.

It’s a silly scenario where you’re chasing aliens while doing the presidential election in Capital City, but is there a branch there?

>>35

There are a lot.

Even after looking at the strategy guide, there’s still one path I haven’t been able to take.

>>35

There are 6 types because there are 3 patterns for each selected candidate.

Come on! I want to see all the patterns!

>>35

If it’s about scenario branching, there are an unusually large number of them.

The ally is the king of darkness. If not, I won’t join.

>>35

Three patterns of how much one is involved with aliens.

There are about six different endings based on the two patterns of who gets elected.

The plot of the capital is mostly set, but there are about six different endings.

There are sometimes buddy flags along the way, and sometimes there aren’t.

>>37

Stop saying things that make people hopeful when you’re just the King of Darkness.

Why is it only the king?

Precious pants factor…

I bought the strategy guide, but I haven’t looked at it on purpose, so I didn’t know there would be that many patterns.

I can only see about two, so I guess I’m just repeating similar actions.

The occurrence date of the event changes slightly due to the previous actions, so the easier route will also change.

BOSS Cosmic Devil → Isn’t it an octopus!?

In almost every world, the starting point changes each time, so it’s quite difficult to proceed according to the strategy guide.

There are some things that need to be prepared about two weeks in advance.

>>46

It’s nice that Kamara and Crow can choose freely…

Capitol City may not be valuable, but you can enjoy the element of a diva there.

Wasn’t it possible to recruit the songstress even in Bonifore?

I thought so, but this is Delta Base.

>>49

I don’t really care, but the diva (drum can) and

There is a diva in this work.

>>50

Don’t co-star in the ending of the diva.

Yomi seems like it can start from anywhere without any issues at first glance, but it subtly affects the branching, making it troublesome.

What did the residents of Capital think when they saw Emily disappear after becoming a servant of the Dark King just a few days after her major debut…?

Victory of diversity! Is it the route I took?

Actually, there is another route that is limited to the second playthrough of Tsunaori…

I didn’t think there wouldn’t be an event, but the short Gnas route is quite unclear and it goes further than that.

The election feels like it doesn’t matter what the outcome is.