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Missing Blue

"Missing Blue" (officially written as "MissingBlue") is a PS2 adventure game by Tonkinhouse. Familiar relationships on campus are interrupted by a crystal brought by transfer student Mizuki Kasuhi; She asks the protagonist to recall the past, and encounters inside and outside the academy gradually reveal an unusual side.

Work information
Title of the workMissing Blue
The publication date listed in the materials2001-07-26
PlatformPS2
Genreビジュアルノベル
Developmentトンキンハウス
Releaseトンキンハウス
ScriptHe Zhi was delighted
MusicKatsumi Yoshihara, Katsuhiro Hayashi, Masahiro Kajiwara (KAJA, Kajiapon)
External links to source recordshttps://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=5481 / https://vndb.org/v1295

The gateway to memories

The protagonist gets along with Anjing's childhood friend Sayo Rizuki, a year older than him, and who openly claims to be his lover, Ruhana Danshizuku. The newly transferred Rui Xi gives him a crystal, reminding him to recall something. The protagonist also feels as if he has known her for a long time, and the once lively daily life becomes suspicious in his memory.

A figure from the academy

Karin Shintou is a first-year student in the Knight's Dojo Club who trains diligently and is especially devoted to the protagonist. Her distant relative, Yaki Shizuno, trains in shrine maiden duties; After witnessing the protagonist save a puppy that was hit by a car, Yume Mikaku hopes to become his apprentice. Hanaoka Hiyama, who practices writing novels, often quarrels with the protagonist. Health and PE intern teacher Orisaka Mei has caused quite a few funny incidents and is cared for by senior and homeroom teacher Nao Seto.

An incredible encounter by the seaside

Sheena Aril, a foreign transfer student, does not want to get close to those around her and stays at the beach house run by Sera. Marie, who is from her hometown, argues with her over singing issues. Meanwhile, the protagonist rescues the fairy Qiyun Alice, who is being pursued by an opposing organization. The group of characters also includes the 36th generation Momotaro and his companions, as well as Taichi Asatake, the head of the Urban Research Association, and others. Outside the campus, each has their own circle of activity.

Branching and collection order

The game's IPS settings affect the storyline. The official explanation regarding text collection rate states: after scene 1773 in block 11D, the "station front arcade" and "beautiful arcade" will lead to different scenes; If the latter option also meets the hidden story conditions, it will enter 1776 and not 1775. Therefore, players who want to collect all the texts should first pass through 1775 before unlocking hidden storylines.

Hidden story conditions

The official condition is to have seen Ruhana's True and Normal, Sayo's True and True True, Mizuki's two Trues, and Yume's True and Normal endings. If you missed 1775, the official method was to restart without inserting a memory card and save after reaching the scene; This resets the number of clears and playtime. The relevant explanation is related to the original PS2 version's collection issues.

Theme songs and character songs

The opening theme "Hold Me tight" and the ending theme "I don't know the truth" are performed by Miho Komatsu, both included in her fourth album. Other character songs released include eight songs such as Saya's "Sorairo no Namei," Mizuki's "Okaeri," and Ruhana's "Kimi no Itatabata"; "THE GREATEST HITS!" brings together these character songs and instrumental versions. Character song CDs are released separately from the game's OP and ED.

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