四目神-再会-
Yotsume Shrine
The shrine where Mai is trapped and explored, where Imigo and Tagata appear; Investigating scenes and dialogues form the story progression.
Sijin Village
The Sahara family visited a village that preserves the Yotsume no Kami's faith. Here, Mai comes into contact with the shrine and her family's past.
Manami Shinkawa
Manami Shinkawa is credited as the voice actor for the reunion version in 'Four-Eyed God: Reunion.'
SEEC
SEEC credits the production and public product information in "Four-Eyed God - Reunion -".
Kodai Sakai
Kodai Sakai was credited as the voice actor for the reunion version in 'Shimoku-shin: Reunion.'
Ayaka Fujimoto
Ayaka Fujimoto was credited as the voice actor for the Reunion version in 'Shimekugami: Reunion.'
Imigo (Four-Eyed God - Reunion)
The boy who helped Mai at Yotsume Shrine spoke somewhat roughly, with a cloth covering his face, the reason not revealed in the public profile.
Makoto Sahara (Four-Eyed God - Reunion)
Mai's father lives with his daughter in Tokyo, working in car repair at a small factory.
Mai Sahara (Four-Eyed God - Reunion)
A third-year middle school girl living in an apartment in Tokyo with her father Makoto. After following his father to Yotsu Village, he was trapped at Yotsume Shrine and began investigating the village and family history.
Shuji Sagara (Four-Eyed God - Reunion)
Makoto's older brother, the current head of the Sagara family, is gentle and composed; Has a paternal relationship with Mai.
Kuro (Four-Eyed God - Reunion -)
The child who suddenly appears before Mai is lively, mischievous, and deeply concerned about his mother.
Shiro (Four-Eyed God - Reunion)
A child who suddenly appears, afraid of loneliness, often stays with Kuro and also misses his mother.
Tagata (Four-Eyed God - Reunion -)
A young man appears at the shrine and is gentle with Mai. The character introduction says he seems to hold an important position, without clearly stating his position.
Four-Eyed God - Farewell -
"Four-Eyed God - Reunion -" is an exploration adventure visual novel remade by SEEC based on "Four-Eyed God." Middle school student Mai Sahara follows her father to a village that worships the Four-Eyed God. She encounters something unusual at the shrine and gradually approaches the hidden memories of the village and family.