"Shall we do hydrangeas?" is a romance adventure produced by Kana no Hikari, centered on dialectics and weaving a real-life couple and two goddesses in a dream within an intertwined narrative.
| Title of the work | Shall we do hydrangeas! |
|---|---|
| The publication date listed in the materials | 2007-08-26 |
| Platform | PC |
| Genre | A romance simulation where you spend both red and blue together |
| Development | Kana no Hikari (Shaim's Eyes) |
| Release | My eyes of Shaime |
| Script | The light of Gana |
| Key animation | Seina Ukawa (Mars), Space Fish (Earth) |
| Game engine | KiriKiri |
| Website address recorded by the source | http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~shime/ajisai.html |
| External links to source records | https://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=20166 / https://vndb.org/v29843 |
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Reality and dreams
The real-life man and woman and the goddess wandering in dreams were originally separated, but player involvement creates connections between the two. The work uses groups of images such as red and blue, knowledge and ignorance, Earth and Mars to organize the plot, so that changes in relationships correspond to opposing concepts.
Opposition and restraint are raised
The production team clearly made "Zhiyang" the core concept: the old state moves toward a new state through negation, retention, and change. The story uses romantic relationships to portray this process, drawing on 'Ode to Fools' and the Chaos Theory.
Production division of labor
The script and programming were handled by Kana no Hikari, the Mars event illustrations were drawn by Seina Ukawa, and the Earth scenes were drawn by Uchuyuyu. Each set of scenes has corresponding visuals, complemented by a reading structure that bridges reality and dreams; The work is released as a free-to-play format.
The goddess of knowledge and the goddess of ignorance
Minerva can perceive phenomena and emotions, but cannot fully understand Moria; Whether knowledge means freedom has also become her own confusion. Moria loves flowers and animals and hopes to live like ordinary people. Mars, the god of war, opposes their closeness.
The protagonist and Yuka are summoned
The protagonist arrived on Mars from Japan on November 24, 2005, and was unable to speak. Yuka, produced by Minerva, arranges the schedule, room temperature, and alarm clock for him, and the program's contemplation of the heart and human identity also participates in the story.
Mars and Earth
Ceres made Mars Olympus inhabited by the gods; The Earth arc depicts the interactions between the red woman and the blue man on Christmas Eve. Stories from both places jointly deal with the uncertainty of knowledge, ignorance, and emotions.
Division of art labor
Kana no Hikari was responsible for the script and programming, Seina Ukawa handled the CG for the Mars arc incident, and Space Fish handled the CG for the Earth arc incident.
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Related entries
- Characters:Minerva (Shall we do hydrangeas?) ）
- Characters:Moria (Shall we do hydrangeas?) ）
- Characters:Yuka (Shall I do hydrangeas?) ）
- Characters:Hydrangea Protagonist (Let's Do Hydrangeas!) ）
- Characters:The Red Woman (Shall I Do Hydrangeas?) ）
- Characters:The Blue Man (Shall I do hydrangeas?) ）
- Characters:Ceres (Shall we have hydrangeas!) ）
- Characters:Mars (Shall we do hydrangeas?) ）
- Script and Programming Responsibilities:The light of Gana
- Mars Arc event CG role:うかわ せいな
- Earth Arc Event CG Specialist:Space fish
- Setting and Setting:Mars Olympus (Hydrangea)
- Setting and Setting:コンセンテス・デイ
- Setting and Setting:Hydrangea Earth Edition
- Game System:Hydrangeas tell stories in two places
References
- Bangumi Work Entry: Shall We Do Hydrangeas!
- Bangumi Copyright Notice
- Author's work introduction page
- The author is on Freem's release page
- Kana no Hikari: Mars and the Gods
- Kana no Hikari: Minerva
- Kana no Hikari: Moria
- Kana no Hikari: The Earth and Two Characters
- Kana no Hikari: The Red Woman
- Kana no Hikari: The man in blue
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