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ToHeart2

"ToHeart2" is a campus romance adventure released by AQUAPLUS in 2004, centered around the protagonist's interactions with childhood friends, classmates, and new students. It was originally released on PlayStation 2.

Work information
Title of the workToHeart2
The publication date listed in the materials2004-12-28
PlatformPS2
GenreAVG
ScriptMuneo Suga, Shosuke Miyake, Makuraru, Maruikeshi
Key animationKanroju, Hisashi Kawata (Yuu Kawata, Masato Kawata, Ra~YOU, Ra-YOU), Takeshi Nakamura (NAK Village, Takeshi Nakamura), Misato Mitsumi
MusicShinya Ishikawa, Junya Matsuoka, Naoya Shimokawa, Michio Kinugasa (Masaru Mameda), Kazuhide Nakagami
External links to source recordshttps://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=5804 / https://vndb.org/v20

Childhood sweethearts

Yuzuharaki Minoru is a year below the protagonist and often needs him to wake her up early in the morning; Makisaka is one year older than the protagonist and takes care of him like an older sister. Tamaki's younger brother, Yuji, is also a longtime friend of the protagonist, and this familiar relationship forms the foundation of their daily lives.

A meeting on campus

Aika Komaki is the class vice president, yet is often called the chairperson. She is enthusiastic but not good at seeking help; Yuma Toba is her friend, and due to a series of misunderstandings, she sees the protagonist as a rival. Karin Sasamori would involve the protagonist in activities she was interested in.

The Princess Sisters and Robots

The twin sister Coral is laid-back and skilled with computers, while the younger sister Ruri gets jealous easily but is skilled at housework. The official model of the Ilfa is HMX-17a, a laboratory robot for household chores; These characters bring together themes of technology and family life in the campus story.

Production team

Naoya Shimokawa served as producer, and Tsutomu Washimi directed the film. Original illustrations by Misato Yumitsumi, Hisashi Kawata, Kanroju Wanaka, Takeshi Kamura, and others; The script credits included Shosuke Miyake, Munemitsu Suga, and Maruikeshi Wamakura-ryu. The music team includes Junya Matsuoka, Shinya Ishikawa, Naoya Shimokawa, Kazuhide Nakagami, and Michio Kinugasa.

PS2 products

On December 28, 2004, the regular edition, limited first edition, and ToHeart&ToHeart2 deluxe set were released. The deluxe set additionally includes the original PS2 version of "ToHeart." Both the first press edition and the deluxe set come with the original soundtrack, setting information, and calendar.

Joint development between Osaka and Tokyo

"ToHeart2" was jointly developed by teams from Osaka and Tokyo. Shimokawa recalled that the distance between the two places prompted the team to hold planning meetings; As the scale grows, preparing specifications in advance has become a necessary process.

The PSP version adds new storylines and visuals

ToHeart2 PORTABLE was released on July 30, 2009. It brings the Kusukawa Sasara storyline, added in the Windows version, to the console version for the first time, allowing players to choose between 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratios.

W Bag and later products

The 2009 W Bag and W Pack First Press Limited Edition both come with the original "ToHeart PORTABLE," and the limited first edition also includes two original figurines. The UMD edition of "ToHeart2 PORTABLE AQUAPRICE2800" was released on April 25, 2013, and the download version was released on May 30 of the same year.

PS3 DX PLUS: Story and performance

The official website for the development period of PS3 "ToHeart2 DX PLUS" divides the story into two parts: "ToHeart2" starts in March and depicts a spring encounter; "Another Days" starts in September, entering the fall storyline.

The same official website lists activities after school as the most frequently appearing choice. After choosing a moving location, an event where you encounter the girl there will occur.

DX PLUS uses Motion Portrait technology to animate actions like laughter, confusion, and anger; This introduction is part of the public draft for the PS3 version during its development period.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-12.

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