"In the Sky of Tianjin: The Other Side of the Clouds" continues the story of the campus and gods on Misora Island, with the console version expanded to seven female protagonists.
| Title of the work | あまつみそらに！ At the top of the clouds |
|---|---|
| Chinese name | In the midst of Tianjin's imperial skies, beyond the clouds |
| The publication date listed in the materials | 2012-02-16 |
| Platform | PSP / PSV |
| Genre | A romance adventure |
| Development | PROTOTYPE |
| Release | Prototype Co., Ltd |
| Script | Shikyo Aki / Aku Himenoki / Jun Seo |
| Key animation | しんたろー |
| Music | Fasorashido, Toru Yamazaki |
| Website address recorded by the source | http://prot.co.jp/psp/amamiso/ (PSP) / http://www.prot.co.jp/psv/amamiso/index.html (PSV) |
| External links to source records | https://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=16012 / https://vndb.org/v2835 |
Early summer on the island
The story takes place on the nature-rich Mikushima. The protagonist interacts with her sister and Kana, who has lived with her since childhood. Kana does not claim to be a deity, and her identity is accepted by those around her; However, she prefers to live an ordinary life and is familiar with computers and games.
School and island life
Her younger sister Meiwei balances her studies with local idol work, and she mainly takes care of the household daily life. The island's guesthouses, dessert shops, and shrines connect the characters: a young girl helps run the guesthouse, a sister runs a traditional story, and a shrine maiden transferring from Kamakura to the shrine where her grandfather once worked.
Main unit restructured
The original work was released by Clochetté for PC in 2010, with the PSP version adding story and graphics in 2012. The Vitamin version was released on September 17, 2015, based on the story of seven female leads, with further adjustments to the romance scenes and restoration of performances that could not be fully presented due to PSP performance limitations.
Images and staff
The Vita version features 960×544 screens and supports touch, backwind, selector point switching, color tone adjustment, and Vitamin TV. Shintaro was responsible for the key animation, while Aki Shikyo, Aku Himenoki, and Jun Seo wrote the script. The theme song "Lapis Lazuli no Koi" is performed by Yui Sakakibara, with lyrics by Akira and music by Shinichi Yuki.
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Related entries
- Key Animation:しんたろー
- Script:Qiu Shi Gong
- Script:Aku Himenoki
- Script:Seo Shun
- Theme song performance:Yui Sakakibara
- Theme song lyrics:Akira (lyricist)
- Theme song composition:Shinichi Yuki
- Theme song:The love of lapis lazuli
References
- Bangumi work entry: Amatsumisora ni! At the top of the clouds
- Bangumi Copyright Notice
- PROTOTYPE：amamiso intro
- PROTOTYPE：amamiso chars
- PROTOTYPE：amamiso spec
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