fortissimo EXA//Akkord: Bsusvier is an expanded version of Fortssimo released by La'cryma in 2011. The story takes place on Tsukuyomi Island, where ordinary student Yoshino 02 gains the power of a super-scientific weapon and gets caught up in a battle among thirteen summoners.
| Title of the work | fortissimo EXA//Akkord:Bsusvier |
|---|---|
| The publication date listed in the materials | 2011-03-31 |
| Platform | PC |
| Genre | A tickling school romance cacophony ADV |
| Development | La'cryma |
| Script | Yu Kamiya, Johnny, Dai Aoba, Kento Tomono |
| Key animation | Kagerou Oba, Yuki Takano, Tachiha, Konata, Natsuki Tanara, Takato |
| External links to source records | https://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=14678 / http://www.getchu.com/soft.phtml?id=697611 |
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Summoner of Tsukuyomi Island
Zero-Two was rescued in a sudden crisis, and the girl who saved him was actually No. 13, the "Strategic Sabotage Magic Weapon." These so-called "magic" are not traditional jujutsu, but super-scientific weapons that can be combined with their wielders. Zero Two hopes to preserve her original campus life, but is forced to face opponents who are equally powerful.
Two unusual abilities
The weapon's appearance reflects the wielder's inner state and grants unique abilities. Zero-Two possesses two qualities at once: summoning people he has seen within the past twenty-four hours, and restoring matter to the state it was in the previous twenty-four hours. They are not direct destructive power; how to understand conditions, combine abilities, and become part of the combat narrative.
The limitations of the battlefield
Summoners are bound by weapon and host rules; conventional scientific weapons rarely kill them completely, and their true weakness lies in magical weapons. Battles also occur in the "Eternal Phantoms" that isolate ordinary life: conflicts that cannot be ended in time erode reality, making it difficult for them to avoid combat forever.
EXA replenishment
Compared to the 2010 first edition, EXA added character voice lines, a true ending arc, new storylines, adjusted event images, and added a theme song. For original players, additional story downloads and upgrade CDs were also provided, so EXA serves both to complete the story and improve the presentation.
Series version relationships
EXS in 2012 continued to add characters, routes, and content, using different age ratings; The FA has also been adjusted to an all-ages version based on this. EXA is in the middle of this expansion process, while the Momiji and Sayuki routes are later additions to EXS.
REW and record releases
Haruka Shimotsuki's rendition of REW served as the theme song for this work, included in the sixth track of Starry Sky ANSambul, released on February 23, 2011. GWAVE 2011 1st Chronicle, released on December 29 of the same year, also included this song on track 14, forming a release link from games to artist compilations and cross-release albums.
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Related entries
- Related songs:REW
- Vocal Role:Haruka Shimotsuki
- Related Records:Starry sky ensemble
- Starry Sky Ensemble cover artist:BUNBUN
- Related Records:GWAVE 2011 1st Chronicle
- GWAVE 2011 1st Chronicle cover artist:Hisashi Senomoto
- Original edition from 2010. ：fortissimo//Akkord:Bsusvier
- Subsequent series expansions include all-ages versions. ：fortissimo FA//Akkord：Nächsten Phase
References
- Bangumi works entry: fortissimo EXA//Akkord: Bsusvier
- Bangumi Copyright Notice
- Surugaya EXA First Press Edition product information
- Versions and setting records of the Japanese community
- b-green: Starry Sky Ensemble licensed record materials
- GWAVE: 2011 1st Chronicle licensed record material
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