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Ever17

This article introduces the Xbox 360 version of Ever17, released on December 1, 2011, rather than the original 2002 KID version. This edition retains the story framework and rewrites the pacing, adding a new ending, a remastered LeMU scene, new event CG, voice acting, and 3D character models; The story begins with the trap and escape after an accident at the Underwater Theme Park.

Work information
Title of the workEver17
The publication date listed in the materials2011-12-01
PlatformXbox 360
GenreA romance adventure
Also known asEver17 Xbox 360 version
Development5pb.
Release5pb.
MusicTakeshi Abo
Website address recorded by the sourcehttp://5pb.jp/games/ever17/
External links to source recordshttps://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=15096 / https://vndb.org/v19373

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Version identity and disaster stage

Set in the spring of 2017, college student Takeshi Kurasari visits the underwater theme park LeMU, where he is trapped along with others after an accident. System operator Sora Akanegasaki informed that the facility would collapse in about 170 hours and 17 minutes due to water pressure, and survivors must find a way out to the surface.

Dual perspectives and the trapped

The narrative unfolds between the perspectives of the two protagonists, Takeshi Kurasari and the boy who has lost his memory. Other victims include the mysterious girl Tsugumi Komachi, the park staff member Yumi Tanaka Kiyoharu Kana, and others. After the accident, Take acts together with Tsugumi and others; The boy's past is gradually revealed as the story progresses.

Rewritten and rewritten

The Xbox 360 version was co-developed by 5pb. and CyberFront, officially described as a complete remake. It retains the original story outline while rewriting the text to speed up the development and adding a new ending; All voice lines were re-recorded, LeMU scenes were redesigned, and the original 2D character portraits were replaced with 3D models.

New performances and distributions

This version adds event CGs, Tsugumi's new costume, a brand-new theme song and ending theme, and a newly redesigned opening visual. The official website states it was released on December 1, 2011, and is classified as a sci-fi romance adventure.

Remake song

The opening theme for the Xbox 360 version, 'Dedicated to Lemuria,' is performed by Asriel's KOKOMI, and the ending theme 'Distant Thunder' is sung by Asami Imai. This set of songs corresponds to the 2011 remake.

Escape amid gradual collapse

The middle of the Xbox 360 remake causes LeMU to gradually lose its safe zone, forcing trapped individuals to continue evacuating, facing new challenges along the way. Tsugumi Komachi is not an ordinary visitor: she comes to the facility for her own reasons, keeps her distance from others, but tends to soften her attitude when interacting with Coco.

The scope of the personal chapter rewrite

In the empty arc, the romance class was changed to a romance game, and the n+1 dimension explanation was moved to the Coco arc. The Sara arc was extensively rewritten with changes in character settings, and the Yuu arc's ending also changed; The rescue process in the Coco arc includes whale-related developments. The above changes belong to the 2011 remake.

An additional story following the Koko arc

After completing the Coco arc, the additional story is told from another character's perspective, narrating the experiences before the plan is carried out and the events that follow the end of each arc.

Tsugumi and Coco reenacted

In a 2011 interview, Yuu Asakawa explained that Tsugumi usually doesn't show emotions easily, but when facing Koko, he shows a caring attitude toward younger people. She listed the scene at the end of the Tsugumi arc where she loses control and cries out as the most memorable part of the re-recording.

Division of lyrics and composition for the remake of the theme song

The 2011 Xbox360 version opening "Dedicated to Remuria" was performed by KOKOMI, with lyrics and music by Chiyomaru Shikura, arrangement by Takeshi Arai, and each track credited as listed in the "THE WORKS 7.0" tracklist. "Distant Thunder" is performed by Asami Imai, with lyrics by Tomoyuki Hamada, and composed and arranged by Yoichi Sakai. The Grand Ending also features VALSHE's "Another Sky," with lyrics and composition by minato and arrangement by FAITH-T.

Three songs on the album and accompaniment

"Dedicated to Lemuria" was first included as a double A-side single released on September 21, 2011, with track 3 being off vocal. "Far Thunder" was included in track 12 of "Aroma of happiness" on November 30 of the same year. "Another Sky" was released on July 27 as the fourth track of "JESTER," with the eighth track being instrumental; The CD and CD+DVD packages share the same eight-track tracklist.

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