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interlude Aru Fa no Negan ~Warenai O~ (F lo ater)

"Warenai O" (F lo ater) is the third part of Cat Banana's "Aru Fa no Tone." The cultural festival chorus weaves together the protagonist's love and memory interventions, and the supernatural conflict at the end of the chapter continues into the final chapter.

Work information
Title of the workinterlude Aru Fa no Negan ~Warenai O~ (F lo ater)
The publication date listed in the materials2016-08-14
PlatformPC
GenreA fantasy-themed visual novel
Developmentねこバナナ
ScriptBlood Blooms in Tiancun
Key animationLocking the night brightness
MusicManack
External links to source recordshttps://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=26603

Series background

The story takes place more than ten years after Omega's Vision, set at Lijong Middle School in a northern town. A second-year student revisits Kaneshiro Hana after the incident at the end of summer vacation involving Yakairi.

Preparing for the cultural festival

Chapter Three begins on campus before the cultural festival. A strong music teacher pulls the protagonist into a volunteer choir, and the team performs together with another school. The daily school and gradually developing romantic relationships change due to the intervention of supernatural powers.

Memory and love

To help the heroine focus on developing her powers, external forces intervene in her memories, and others try to separate them. However, the protagonist resists the reset and recalls their reunion, which leads to a conflict.

Conflicts at the end of the chapter

On the day of the cultural festival, the choir erupts in a supernatural battle while performing at another school. This chapter ends at this point of conflict, and the story continues into Part Four: Kuiarashi Tamu.

Standalone discs and collections

The product record for Chapter 3 is for CD press discs and Windows 7 released on August 14, 2016. Later, Zenkotei included the first three parts, Omega's vision, and COLOR. Series original artwork credited by Yan Yeming, script by Amamura Bloodflower, music by Manabu Miwa.

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