"Dream Master" is a romance adventure produced by H°C and centers on Hirou Yumemura, a boy who can experience tomorrow in his dreams in advance. Helping others change their fate may also cause them to lose memories shared with them.
| Title of the work | Dreaming of a teacher |
|---|---|
| Chinese name | Dreaming of the teacher |
| The publication date listed in the materials | 2006-12-28 |
| Platform | PC / PS2 |
| Genre | ADV |
| Development | H℃ |
| Release | プリンセスソフト |
| Script | Koro Kimura |
| Key animation | ねみぎつかさ |
| Music | team RETRONICA, Toshiyuki Omori, Yusubaru Takezawa, Naruto Sakai, Peak A Soul |
| External links to source records | https://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=8333 / https://vndb.org/v565 / https://www.dlsite.com/maniax/work/=/product_id/VJ002810.html |
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A repeat of the day
In Onobe City, near Christmas, Hirou lives with his grandmother. He found that what he experienced would reappear the next day, initially as if it were repeating the same day, but later he gradually understood the sequence between dreams and reality. Foresight brought opportunities for intervention and also changed his campus life.
The cost of capability
The dream master can act in reality based on the events seen in the dream, but changing the future does not come without cost, and related memories may also be affected. The experiences of Natsuko Sanada, Nao Morita, and Sakuya Sumiyoshi force Hirou to confront the conflict between protecting someone and preserving memories of each other.
Version
The PS2 version was released by PrincessSoft in December 2006, and the Windows version was launched in May 2007, adding content such as past arcs and adjusting the age group. The later "Yume Kan Hakusho" continues the related worldview, but the protagonist and events are arranged differently.
The production and music for the PS2 version
The PS2 version was published by PrincessSoft, with original artwork by Tsukasa Nemigi and Koya Kimura as screenwriter. Opening theme, 'I Want to See You Tomorrow,' was written by Mitsuko Komuro, composed by Toshiyuki Omori, arranged by Yusubaru Takezawa, and performed by Fumi Oto. The BGM credits include Naruto Sakai, naruto music, Peak A Soul+, and Yuichi Ota from team RETRONICA.
First press limited edition
The official website announced a PS2 version would be released on December 28, 2006, with both regular and limited editions; Limited edition includes original radio drama CD "Large, Medium, Small, Infinity."
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Related entries
- PS2 Brand Representative:PrincessSoft
- Key Animation:ねみぎつかさ
- Scriptwriter:Koro Kimura
- BGM Artist:Naruto Sakai
- BGM Signature Role:naruto music
- BGM Signature Role:Peak A Soul＋
- BGM； Team RETRONICA Signing Contact:Yuichi Ota
- Related songs:I want to see you tomorrow
- Lyricist:Mitsuko Komuro
- Composer:Toshiyuki Omori
- Arranger:Yusubaru Takezawa
- Vocal Role:Fumi Ofuji
- Related versions:Yumekenshi PS2 Standard Edition and First Press Limited Edition
- Related Records:Large, Medium, Small, Infinite (Dreamer Bonus)
References
- Bangumi works entry: Dreamer
- Bangumi Copyright Notice
- PS2 original experience record
- Setting information for the work
- Game product information
- PrincessSoft: Dream Master PS2 product official website archive
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