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9-nine- new chapter

PALETTE creates a new story for the 9-nine series, continuing the first four chapters; It is included in the all-ages PC collection and also available as a standalone downloadable version.

Work information
Title of the work9-nine- NewEpisode
Chinese name9-nine- new chapter
The publication date listed in the materials2021-04-23
PlatformNintendo Switch / PS4 / PC
GenreADV
Also known as9nine's new chapter
Developmentぱれっと
Releaseぱれっと
Scriptかずきふみ
Key animationTsubasu Izumi
Musicアブカワオサム
Game engineKiriKiri
Website address recorded by the sourcehttps://9-nine-project.com/
External links to source recordshttps://vndb.org/v29724 / https://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=30379 / https://store.steampowered.com/app/1890120/

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Hakushitsugawa City and sacred treasures

The story is set in Shiramitsugawa City, a school district. Sho Shinkai was originally living an ordinary student life, but after the sacred artifact at the White Snake Tsukumo Shrine was damaged, the ability user became involved in his daily life. The scale of the city, school life, and shrines together form the scope of the incident.

The four female leads

The four chapters of the series center around Miyako Kujo, Shinkaiten, Harukaze Kosaka, and Shia Yuuki, with characters sharing the same world and stage as Shinkaisho. The new chapter continues from Chapter 4 and adds follow-up stories about Sho and the female protagonists. The complete PC collection includes five parts together.

ADV and Collection Content

The game progresses through text, character art, backgrounds, and performances. The all-ages compilation released on April 23, 2021, boosted the visuals to Full HD 1920×1080, adding several facial expressions and a clearing interview with ten voice actors. The new chapter is also released separately, but its main content is the same as the compilation version.

Author credited

Palette's official page lists original artist Tsubasu Izumi, script by Fumi Kazuki, SD illustration by Pero. The work is labeled ADV. The original series was published separately for each chapter; The 2021 dates mentioned herein specifically refer to complete PC products with new chapters.

After the first four chapters

Xinhaixiang continues to complete stories that have yet to be saved, while in another branch of possibility that regains calm, people begin recycling Artifacts once again. The sequel covers both unfinished matters and life after a stable ending, with the reading order following the main part.

Towns and series characters

The original series is located in Shiramizugawa City, where the sacred artifacts at the White Snake Tsukumo Shrine were damaged, bringing the artifact into everyday life. Sho, To, Ten, and Harukaze belong to different grades at Hakusen Academy. Xia is from Jiuhou Girls' Academy. Sophitear demands the recovery of the leaked device, and teacher Yoichi Fukazawa and teacher Satsuki Naruse are connected to campus life.

New chapter standalone download version

The standalone edition only includes new chapters, is in HD, and features CG and music appreciation. The 2021 all-ages PC collection includes the first four chapters and new chapters, with Full HD visuals and more complete appreciation features, voice actor interviews, character art appreciation, and new opening videos.

Shared story content

The script and illustrations for Shinsho in both products are the same. Fumi Kazuki wrote a new script of about 230KB, and Tsubasu and Pero Izumi illustrated ten new CGs; Differences in resolution, appreciation features, and other features do not change the story itself.

Production and dubbing scope

The original artwork is by Tsubasu Izumi, the script by Fumi Kazuki, and the SD illustrations by Pero. All-ages collections and series portals list actors such as Atsushi Abe from Sho, Misato Fukuen from Miyako, Atsumi Tanezaki from Amarin, Yuri Yamaoka from Harukaze, and Akane Fujita from Kea.

Related works

as:9-nine- ARTEISIA shifts the stage to another world of possibilities, centering around Sephirot's researchers. The anime Ruler's Crown also features theme songs for ResoNAnce and Pale Blaze, with music and actor profiles depending on the platform.

Struggles stopped by Du

The new chapter returns to Yike, who originally headed for a bad ending. Shō and Yoichi are embroiled in conflict due to memories left by another branch. Both read Shō's experiences, and after becoming a dependent, use the Eye of the World to synchronize with Nine, master the use of his Artifact, and stop Yoichi. She also shares another memory that Xiang carries; The two chose to start over from their current relationship.

A brief anecdote about the four of them

Each female lead's short epilogue continues their relationship: both attend festivals with Sho, Ten takes care of the sick Sho, Harukaze goes to the seaside with Shokaze, and Siya's chapter includes a dress-up event.

Closing the starting passage

After recovering the Artifact, Sho hopes to return to the day all events began, obtain the Eye of the World in complete form, close the passage, and leave a branch for his companions that will not suffer disaster. At the end, Sho asks for Nine's real name, which the player inputs.

Japanese adult merchandise for the original four works

Individual releases by affiliated status: 'Kokonotsu Kokonoka Kokonoiro' on April 28, 2017, 'Sorairo Sora Song Sora no Oto' on April 27, 2018. Both original Japanese products are Windows adult PC works.

"Haruiro Haruko Haru Harun Kaze" was released on April 26, 2019, and "Yukiiro Yuki Hana Yuki no Aato" on April 24, 2020, both with independent Japanese adult PC products.

Original game songs and subsequent music releases

The opening theme of the original fourth album, 'DEAR MY WAKER,' was performed by Chihiro Yonekura, with lyrics co-written by Tako Yamaguchi and Shouta Horie, composed by Shouta Horie, and arranged by the two together.

The 2022 "9-nine- Songbook" gathers ten game theme songs and vocal tracks. The 2021 "9-nine- Symphonic Concert All Songs Collection" released a series of tracks arranged in orchestral form.

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