银色

Thus did our predecessors speak

"Silver Complete Edition" related BGM, included as track 22 on the 2002 NekoNeko Fan Disc special edition, credited as Ebi in the track list.

Ishikiri

"Silver Complete Edition" related BGM, included as track 5 on the 2002 Neko Neko Fan Disc special edition, credited as Cats.

Evening makeup

"Silver Complete Edition" related BGM, included as track 9 on the 2002 NekoNeko Fan Disc special edition, credited as 443 in the track list.

I found something I forgot

The original 2000 PC version ED, performed by Hiromi Sato; The track list also records a lost item with missing punctuation.

The wish objects running through each chapter are linked to the Kibi Owell site, droughts, and the cost of life. It appears in various forms such as blood-stained threads obtained by bandits, shrine strings, and family jewelry, and the wish-making often cannot separate the happiness they wish for from the consequences.

よしお

Yoshio signed the title as the original music supervisor for the 2000 edition on "Silver."

せいやん

Seiyan was credited as the original ending lyricist and producer for 'Silver'.

SIMO

SIMO is credited as the original OP lyricist and composer for "Silver."

Ebi

Ebi was credited as the original ending composer for "Silver."

443

443 was credited as the original music supervisor for the 2000 edition in "Silver."

ALFRED

ALFRED was credited as the scriptwriter for the original 2000 chapter 4 of "Silver."

Naoki Takahashi

Naoki Takahashi credited the original 2000 program in "Silver."

ヤマタカユウキ

Yuuki Yamataka signed the script for the second chapter of the 2000 original edition in "Silver."

Tail (silver)

The younger sister in 'Sabi'. After her sister passes away, she takes care of her daughter left behind, connecting the sisters' relying on each other into the first chapter, The Story of the Nameless Maiden.

Sister of the Tail (Silver)

The older sister in Chapter 5 of the complete edition, 'Sabi,' and also the nameless mother in Chapter 1. When a sister lost her parents to a drought, she took on the responsibility of supporting her sister; After giving birth to a daughter, she passed away, and her daughter You Shao took over to care for her.

Suo Issuke (Silver)

Chapter 2: The shrine's chief priest, who accepts Sagiri and treats her like his own daughter. The shrine also became the lodging place for the foreign investigator Yorito Kuze.

Hitoshi Shinozaki (Silver)

In the fourth, modern story, Shinozaki Ayame's father runs a coffee shop. After his wife passed away early, he raised his daughter alone, empathizing with her inability to speak.

Silver Complete Edition Chapter 5: 'Rust'

In the original, Sai was part of Chapter Four, but the complete version makes it independent as Chapter Five. This chapter supplements the family experiences after the drought and the background of the girl in Chapter One, and continues from Chapter Four, both ancient and modern stories; The structure of five chapters corresponds to the complete version.

Silver

"Silver" is a chapter-based adventure launched by NekoNeko Soft in 2000, tracing the imagery of "silver threads" and "ayame" through short stories from different eras and characters. The protagonist and female lead change in each chapter, and clues gradually converge into subsequent chapters. The complete version released in 2001 added storylines, CG, and music, and fully voiced both existing and new scenes.

Soundtrack CD included as a Nekoneko fan disc

The music CD included with the 2002 Nekoneko Fan Disc includes tracks from other works, including Gin-iro, Ishikiri, Yukashou, and Senjin from the "Silver Complete Edition" as "Silver Complete Edition."

Silver Complete Edition Included Music CD

The complete edition package includes a CD-DA that includes seven tracks centered on newly added music; The package also includes a high-definition DVD-ROM and a game CD-ROM with the same content but lower quality.

Nekoneko Presents: 'Giniro' × 'White' Vocals & Soundtracks

Released on December 21, 2000, catalog number ABCA-72, JAN4520879003163. The 33-track record includes both Silver and White-related music, with the tracklist including Kokoro no Yukusaki's songs and Orgel versions, as well as instrumental and vocal entries for 'Watsumono watata'.