SPARK! is a campus adventure game developed by Cat's Pro. Hajime Kondo can detect angels. Transfer student Michiru Yamanami is sent by the Human World Administration Bureau to search for traces of angels that destabilize the world in daily life.
| Title of the work | SPARK! |
|---|---|
| The publication date listed in the materials | 1999-12-03 |
| Platform | PC |
| Genre | Pure-hearted Academy AVG |
| Also known as | SPARK！ |
| Development | Cat's Pro. (キャッツプロ) |
| Script | Masahiro Watabe |
| Key animation | Yumi Fukunaga |
| Music | PANDA |
| Website address recorded by the source | http://www.pandahouse.net/cats/spark/index.html |
| External links to source records | https://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=372 / https://vndb.org/v10337 |
Hajime Kondo assigned a mission
Hajime is the head of the school's news club, experiencing a series of strange dreams. Michiru Yamanami arrives as a transfer student and explains that the Human World Administration Bureau she belongs to needs his special abilities. The mission progressed alongside his original campus interactions and interview activities.
The Angel's Clues
Players discover traces of angels passing by in their ordinary daily lives, known as 'エンジェル毛アー'. Clues may be hidden in conversation and ordinary words, requiring attention to events at different times and with different people; Collecting clues and selecting reading events are the main operations.
School figure
Gu Xia Sheng is the class monitor; Shino Todo comes from a wealthy family; Ren Kiyokawa is associated with punk music. Yasuhisa Matsubara's family runs a temple, and Sachiko Nagakura participates in the Manga Research Club. Different individuals bring investigations into their daily lives, rather than just providing information about the same task.
The news department and the Shinohara siblings
Shintaro Ito and Masami Shinohara are members of the news club, and Ayame Shinohara is Masami's younger sister. Michiru also appears as 'WandaMitchii,' with the Bureau's duties running alongside exaggerated school comedy performances.
Production and distribution
The PC version released on December 3, 1999, was produced by Cat's Pro., with Yumi Fukunaga as key artists, Masahiro Watanabe as the scriptwriter, and music credited as PANDA. This crediting applies only to this work and cannot be merged with musicians from other studios based solely on the same name.
Cross-fiction characters
Player records from the same period note that Ren Kiyokawa reappears in 'Warm Passion', and some related characters also appear in 'Blue Bird'. Specific character relationships can be cited point by point, and this does not mean that all characters and events with the same name in the three works should be considered identical.
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Related entries
- Characters:Hajime Kondo (SPARK!)
- Characters:Michiru Sannami (SPARK!)
- Characters:Natsuki Tani (SPARK!)
- Characters:Shino Todo (SPARK!)
- Characters:Ren Kiyokawa (SPARK!)
- Characters:Yasuhisa Matsubara (SPARK!)
- Characters:Sachiko Nagakura (SPARK!)
- Characters:Ayame Shinohara (SPARK!)
- Characters:Masami Shinohara (SPARK!)
- Characters:Shintaro Ito (SPARK!)
- Production:Cat’s Pro.
- Key Animation:Yumi Fukunaga
- Screenplay:Masahiro Watabe
- Music:PANDA (Cat's Pro. Music)
- Setting and Setting:Human World Authority (SPARK!)
- Setting and Setting:エンジェルヘアー（SPARK!）
- Characters before their appearance:Slightly warm and passionate
- Cross-Character Connections:Blue bird L'oiseau Blue
References
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