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ごがつのそら。

《ごがつのそら。 is a short visual novel created by Scrubbing, with the English edition titled May Sky. The story centers on conversations at a shrine, depicting the interactions between a young man just entering society and a shrine maiden.

Work information
Title of the workごがつのそら。
The publication date listed in the materialsFlash version May 2005; NScripter edition, August 2005
PlatformPC
GenreADV
Also known asMay Sky / Gogatsu no Sora.
DevelopmentScrubbing
ReleaseScrubbing&ten†cross
ScriptMasuyuki Yoshimura
Website address recorded by the sourcehttps://mukiryokukan.sakura.ne.jp/gogatsunosora.htm
External links to source recordshttps://vndb.org/v1371 / https://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=30076

Two people in the shrine

Haruki Mizoguchi had just become a company employee and felt disconnected from his new life; Minori Kamiake jokes with classmates, but inside he also lacks a sense of belonging. When the two talk in the seminary, they also tease each other, and their relationship changes through these not-so-pleasant conversations.

Web serialization

The work was published weekly in May 2005; the original version used Flash and featured four chapter portals. It progresses through daily conversations, with a karaoke mode in episode three.

Download version and post-talk

In August 2005, it was changed to an installable NScripter version, supporting fullscreen, and after clearing the game, 'Hachigatsu no Yuki' was unlocked. 》。 This side story describes two people climbing a mountain; The official website also lists the short story "After Summer Snow, Before Winter Firefly."

Produced with English version

Original author, Masuyuki Yoshimura, screenwriter, Jam Uru? Drawing. Irene Ying is responsible for English translation, with Seung Park assisting; The English version uses ONScripter-EN, with the introduction and translator's afterword published on December 1, 2008. The translator specifically discussed the difficulties in translating character tone, irony, and scene transitions.

Stage and Reader Activities

The setting of the work is Shinmei Shrine in Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture. In May 2006, the author organized reader visits and recorded about 100 participants; The event page gathers messages, development sketches, and original scripts.

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