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"CROSS†CHANNEL ~For all people~" is a visual novel port centered around the Gunjo Academy Broadcasting Club, released on PS3 and PS Vita on June 26, 2014, adding perspectives beyond the existing story.

A world that has vanished

The broadcasting department's summer retreat ended on a sour note. After returning with Kurobeard Taichi and the others, they found that the familiar world was now empty-handed. The original conflicts within the association have not disappeared with the abnormalities; Minister Miya Sumimami was still alone on the roof, setting up the antenna, hoping to complete the broadcast. Taichi and his companions face each other anew in the empty daily routine.

Gunqing Academy

Ultramarine Academy houses students who are judged to be unable to adapt to society through special tests. The higher the "fit index" in the story, the greater the deviation from social standards. This system forms the backdrop for the characters' shared lives.

Member of the Broadcasting Department

Taichi often livens up the atmosphere with jokes and wordplay, but inside he's sensitive to reality more than his outward appearance. Miri also speaks politely to juniors; Miki Yamabe and Kiri Sakura are a close duo; Miki is cheerful, while Kiri is more shy and tough on people she dislikes.

Fuyuko Kirihara is Taichi's classmate and nominal club member, from a wealthy family and proud personality. Tomoki Shima once played in the basketball club and was in the same grade as Taichi; Hiroshi Sakuraba is also a classmate, with a unique manner and often leaves others to act alone. Yoko Hasekura always appears when Taichi needs help, claiming to be his sister and fiancée. There is also a mysterious girl named Nanaka, who appears riding a bicycle.

Transplanting content and production

This version fully includes the previous PSP version's storyline, adding new story and event illustrations from the perspectives of other characters, featuring full voice acting and high-definition visuals. Romeo Tanaka supervised the script, Ryuu Matsu supervised the key animation, Regista handled development, and 5pb. published.

Distribution and Attachments

Both the PS3 and PS Vita versions are single-player games rated CERO D. The limited edition also includes a 24-page booklet containing the original plan and story concept, as well as a badge set.

Miki's retained cyclical memories

In the Vita version of For All People, the deserted world repeatedly experiences the same week, and Miki retains her looping memories. She gradually became familiar with Taichi's reactions with the other members; After her memory was reset, her previously seasoned response no longer continued. When Yoko discovered the camp, Miki chose to surrender and provide information to survive.

Rules, hunger, and family conflicts

Even though Fuyuki was already hungry, she still resisted buying items on credit from an empty shop. Jianli once reported his father's illegal acts and was called a traitor by his younger brother; The different reactions in the uninhabited world also perpetuate the members' original values and family trauma.

The fog was attacked and transferred schools

Mist practices using a crossbow, but after being attacked by Yoko, he clearly fears her. The story ends with Mist transferring to a regular school, ending her life at the Ultramarine Academy.

The opening theme of For All People

The PS3 and PS Vita versions of "CROSS†CHANNEL ~For all people~" use "inertia world" as the opening theme. Duca was responsible for lyrics and vocals, while ANZIE handled composition and arrangement.

The original title concept

Romeo Tanaka explained that the cross in the 2003 original title carries multiple meanings such as swords, the dead, and intersections, with loops being one of the story's key mechanisms.

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Related entries

• Characters:Taichi Kurosu
• Characters:Miki Yamabe
• Characters:Kiri Sakura
• Characters:Gong Cheng saw the village
• Characters:Fuyuko Kirihara
• Characters:Yoko Hasekura
• Characters:Seven Fragrances
• Characters:Tomoki Shima
• Characters:Hiroshi Sakuraba
• Story Setting:Gunqing Academy
• Developer:Regista
• Script Supervision:Romeo Tanaka
• Key Animation Supervisor:Matsuryu
• Previous releases of the same work:CROSS†CHANNEL ~In memory of all people~
• Setting and Setting:CROSS† CHANNEL's weekly cycle
• Related songs:inertia world
• For all people opening theme: Lyricist:Duca
• For all people opening theme Vocal Leader:Duca
• For all people opening theme Composer:ANZIE
• For all people opening theme Arranger:ANZIE
• Screenwriter explaining the multiple meanings behind the original 2003 title:Romeo Tanaka

References

• Bangumi work entry: CROSS†CHANNEL ~For all people~
• Bangumi Copyright Notice
• 5pb.: For all people official homepage
• 5pb.: Port version introduction
• 5pb.: Stories and language
• 5pb.: Profile 1
• 5pb.: Character profile 2
• 5pb.: Profile 3
• 5pb.: Profile 4
• 5pb.: Profile 5
• 5pb.: Profile 6
• 5pb.: Profile 7
• 5pb.: Profile 8
• 5pb.: Profile 9
• Ayaizu: Full text of CROSS†CHANNEL For all people Vita
• Guriguri: Full text of CROSS†CHANNEL For all people Vita cleared
• Dengeki Online: For all people opens by the developer
• Peak A Soul+: For all people in the inertia world
• Dengeki: Romeo Tanaka talks about CROSS†CHANNEL creation
• 4Gamer: CROSS CHANNEL Xbox 360 publisher profile

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