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A nation that values marriage

"Marriage-Oriented Nation" is a series of short visual novels produced by Water Phoenix, set against the backdrop of an alternate system where "those who remain unmarried at eighteen will be executed," depicting the choices of different characters regarding marriage, survival, and personal will.

Work information
Title of the workA nation that values marriage
The publication date listed in the materialsThis article was released over four weeks starting August 3, 2016; 2016-08-31 is an SS collection; 2016-09-09 for Windows Integrated Edition
PlatformAndroid / iOS / PC
GenreNo choices: A short story series novel
Developmentウォーターフェニックス
Releaseウォーターフェニックス
ScriptR
Key animationR
MusicEiji (Eiji Sasaki)
Website address recorded by the sourcehttp://water-phoenix.com/kekkon/
External links to source recordshttps://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=24352 / https://vndb.org/v20060

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Work information
Title of the workA nation that values marriage
The publication date listed in the materialsThis article was released over four weeks starting August 3, 2016; 2016-08-31 is an SS collection; 2016-09-09 for Windows Integrated Edition
PlatformAndroid / iOS / PC
GenreNo choices: A short story series novel
Developmentウォーターフェニックス
Releaseウォーターフェニックス
ScriptR
Key animationR
MusicEiji (Eiji Sasaki)
Website address recorded by the sourcehttp://water-phoenix.com/kekkon/
External links to source recordshttps://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=24352 / https://vndb.org/v20060

Relationships under the system

In this country, marriage is not only a private decision but also directly determines life and death. The story keeps the story about the story constantly touching on the question of whether accepting someone in order to survive is the same as being willing to live with them.

Standalone short stories

This story consists of eight stories, each with a different protagonist and main female role. In "Single Prison," Subaru is imprisoned with only one week left, where he meets Kikyo, who has little interest in marriage; "Married Alone" centers on characters who prefer solitude. Each article uses different circumstances to illustrate the consequences of this system.

Distribution Format

The work does not have branches; the official estimate is that each episode will be about one to two hours. The mobile version was released in August 2016 in four episodes, with additional short story supplements; The Windows version integrated this article in September of the same year. Therefore, the number of chapters and the number of mobile apps are different concepts.

Forced marriage and eight consecutive essays

It is fictional that the state stipulates that unmarried persons aged eighteen are executed, and the work centers on different men and women under this system. Each article lasts about one to two hours, with no options; Each of the eight stories has a different perspective and is interconnected.

Single prison and marriage alone

In 'Single Prison,' after Subaru is sentenced to death, he meets Kikyo, who would rather die than marry casually, and seeks her help. In "Marriage Alone," Yafumi, who loves solitude, meets Sara, who has limited time to live, and tries to achieve single life through her.

Other institutional challenges

"Age Restrictions" depicts lovers who are forbidden to marry due to their age difference spending their last day; "The Failed Ritual" depicts two people who grew up as fiancées and suddenly face the possibility of being unable to marry. The remaining chapters include 'Forced Love,' 'Death of a Lover,' 'Premarital Confinement,' and 'Strange Romance.'

Mobile distribution and Windows bundle

The four mobile episodes were released on August 3, 10, 17, and 24, 2016, with two episodes per episode; The Windows Eight Collections were released on September 9 via DMM. The mobile launch, subsequent additions, and PC collection are not on the same day.

From a short story to a series of works

Keicha proposed the concept of the bachelor prison, with R handling the script and illustrations. The creator recalled that initially he planned only the story "Bachelor's Prison," which gradually expanded into a series. Kikyo's refusal to marry casually remains the core of the character, while her fondness for matcha and the black uniform were incorporated during the creative process.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.

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