Anime Kono Yo No Hate De Koi Characters

Anime Kono Yo No Hate De Koi Characters

1996 video game

YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Beloved at the Bound of this Globe
NEC PC-98 cover
この世の果てで恋を唄う少女YU-NO ( Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shōjo YU-NO )
Genre	Scientific discipline fiction [i]
Game
Developer	ELF Corporation (original) 5pb. (remake)
Publisher	Original ELF Corporation Remake JP: 5pb. WW: Spike Chunsoft Eu: Numskull Games
Produced by	Remake Makoto Asada Chiyomaru Shikura
Designed by	Hiroyuki Kanno
Music by	Ryu Umemoto Ryu Takami Kazuhiro Kanae (original) Keishi Yonao (remake)
Genre	Visual novel, take a chance
Platform	Original NEC PC-98, Sega Saturn, Microsoft Windows Remake PlayStation Vita, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Microsoft Windows
Released	Dec 26, 1996 Original NEC PC-98 JP: December 26, 1996 Sega Saturn JP: December iv, 1997 32-scrap Windows JP: Dec 22, 2000 Remake PlayStation Vita JP: March 16, 2017 PlayStation four JP: March 16, 2017 NA: October 1, 2022 Eu: Oct 4, 2022 Nintendo Switch JP: March 14, 2022 NA: October one, 2022 EU: October 4, 2022 64-bit Windows WW: October 1, 2022
Manga
Written by	Mario Kaneda
Magazine	K Fantasy
Demographic	Shōnen
Original run	1997 – 1998
Original video animation
YU-NO
Directed past	Katsuma Kanazawa Yagoshi Mamoru [2]
Written by	Osamu Kudo Sakura Momoi
Studio	Pink Pineapple
Licensed by	NA NuTech Digital
Released	October 23, 1998 – September 24, 1999
Episodes	4 (List of episodes)
Manga
Written by	Sōji Ishida
Published by	Enterbrain
Magazine	Comic Clear
Demographic	Seinen
Original run	March fourteen, 2017 – March fifteen, 2022
Volumes	two
Anime tv series
Directed past	Tetsuo Hirakawa
Produced by	Hiroaki Tsunoda Noritomo Isogai Shinji Oomori Kazuaki Takahashi Hirohiko Kanbe Yoshito Hayano Hidenori Kawai Kazuasa Umeda
Written by	Tetsuo Hirakawa Kenta Ihara Keiichirou Oochi Masahiro Yokotani
Music by	Keishi Yonao Ryuu Takami Ryuu Kawamura Evan Call
Studio	Experience
Licensed past	NA Funimation
Original network	AT-X, Tokyo MX, ABC, BS Fuji
Original run	April 2, 2022 – October 1, 2022
Episodes	26 + OVA [3] (List of episodes)

YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Love at the Bound of this World ^[a] is a visual novel adventure game developed and published by ELF Corporation. Information technology was originally released in 1996 every bit an eroge for the NEC PC-98 Japanese home figurer and later ported to the Sega Saturn and Microsoft Windows platforms without the sexual content. The story follows the protagonist travelling between parallel worlds to solve the mystery of his parents' disappearance. The game uses concepts from science fiction, physics, mathematics, philosophy, history and faith to construct a unique fictional universe. The "Auto Diverge Mapping System" (A.D.Yard.S.) that displays the branching parallel worlds and storylines every bit a tree helps the player navigate the game world.

YU-NO was written and produced by Hiroyuki Kanno, and its FM-synth music soundtrack was composed by Ryu Umemoto, ^{[4] [5]} Ryu Takami and Kazuhiro Kanae, who had previously worked on C'south Ware titles such every bit Eve Burst Mistake (1995). ^{[five] [6] [vii]} YU-NO was well-received and influential in Japan, where it revolutionized the visual novel industry and in turn had an impact on the manga and anime industries, inspiring numerous visual novel, manga and anime works.

In 2017, 5pb. (Later Mages) developed and published a remake of the game for the PlayStation Vita and PlayStation 4. Spike Chunsoft released this version for PlayStation 4, Microsoft Windows, and Nintendo Switch in 2022. ^{[viii] [9]} The game has also been adjusted into a four-part hentai original video animation, a manga and novels, and a TV anime serial by Experience that aired from April to October 2022. The TV anime serial is licensed by Funimation and Crunchyroll outside Nihon.

Title [ edit ]

The bound of this globe ( この世の果て , kono yo no hate ) referred to in the title is the location the protagonist reaches at the conclusion of the game. Yu-no is the proper noun of a girl fundamental to the story. The creators said "YU-NO", which comes last word in the Japanese title, is meant to exist a subtitle. The English version of the title that is used in some artwork is stylized as "YU-NO: A girl who chants love at the bound of this earth.", with a period. A connection to Harlan Ellison's short story The Beast that Shouted Love at the Heart of the World has been noted past Robert Allen of Tech-Gaming. ^[10]

Gameplay [ edit ]

The PC-98 and Sega Saturn versions of the game are slightly different. Unless otherwise noted, the following data describes the PC-98 version.

Players travel between parallel worlds using a reflector device that uses stones to mark positions as returning locations so they can retrace their steps and enter an alternative universe. The game implements an original system called Automatic Diverge Mapping Arrangement (A.D.Thousand.Southward.) that at any fourth dimension in the game displays a screen showing the management in which the role player was heading along the branching plot lines. ^[11] Like systems have subsequently been used in the 2010 function-playing video game Radiant Historia ^{[12] [13]} and the PSP version of Tactics Ogre: Allow Us Cling Together . ^[14]

A.D.M.S. [ edit ]

When a branch in the storyline nears, an indicator on the game's reflector device blinks. When the players' selection advances the storyline, their routes are recorded in the "deviation map" and the device plays a sound. The player is tasked with collecting eight jewels that are the power source of the reflector device; the departure map shows the locations of all jewels within the storylines even before the player has reached them. In this way, A.D.M.S. is used to search through the parallel worlds. The divergence map displays time from left to correct and concurrent parallel worlds are shown vertically.

Some other noteworthy feature is the "gem salve". The jewels that power the reflector device can be clicked to identify a mark on the divergence map, which consumes the jewel. The departure map can later be opened and players can return to the mark instantly, regaining the jewel. If a jewel salvage is fabricated before a story co-operative point, players can explore one scenario and so quickly return and explore an alternative. This characteristic is alike to saving or loading the game. Key items tin can be carried from ane world to another through the jewel salve.

Later the epilogue, a new feature called "Start with All-time Equipment" is added. This essentially returns all jewels placed on the ADMS back to the reflector device and sends the player dorsum to the offset of the co-operative, with all xix items in their inventory. Their map progress is likewise saved.

Schematics of the divergence map in 2 stages of the game: partially explored (left) and fully explored (right)

Prologue and epilogue [ edit ]

Sections at the kickoff and terminate of the game have a more than traditional visual-novel-style gameplay, in which players choose commands like "Look" or "Speak" from a carte. There are no branching paths in these sections and the Reflector Device cannot be used until they cease.

Synopsis [ edit ]

Prologue [ edit ]

The game begins with a linear prologue which introduces the setting and characters, taking place during a couple of days. The actor controls Takuya Arima, a student in the fictional Japanese city Sakaimachi. Takuya had a frictive human relationship with his historian father Koudai Arima, who has been declared expressionless after having disappeared months prior. Takuya barely remembers his biological mother Keiko Arima who had died when he was very young, and he at present lives with his stepmother Ayumi Arima. Ayumi is still grieving the loss of Koudai later only six months of marriage and is increasingly busy with piece of work. Eriko Takeda is Takuya's new homeroom teacher and schoolhouse nurse from away; she has become fond to smoking and, unfamiliar with Japanese standards, took up Takuya'south advice to dress skimpily. He meets Koudai'south research partner and Sakaimachi Academy'due south headmaster Kouzou Ryuuzouji, who requests Koudai'south holding. His secretary is Mitsuki Ichijou, a one-time teacher and lover of Takuya. Some other students at Takuya's schoolhouse include recent transfer student Kanna Hatano, the mayor'due south girl Mio Shimazu, and Masakatsu Yuuki. Takuya meets Ayumi'southward underling Hideo Toyotomi, whom he takes an instant disliking to.

On a nearby beach, there is a belfry-like rock germination going by the names Sword Cape and Triangle Mount, at the pes of which stand 2 rocks dated every bit 8000 years old with unknown, 400 years old writing on them. Geo Technics, the company Ayumi works for, is occupying the embankment equally a structure survey site, only the workers are constantly injured by inexplicable lightning strikes. Kanna habitually warns people to stay abroad from the expanse.

I evening Takuya receives a bundle containing an incomplete alphabetic character from Koudai and a small otherworldly device with several slots, some fitted with round jewels. The letter talks about Koudai'due south theory of history and multiple timelines, tells that Koudai has departed elsewhere rather than having died, that the device (known as the Reflector Device) can be used to turn back time, and that Takuya should discover the missing jewels and afterwards come up to Sword Greatcoat 10 PM that nighttime to run across somebody. Takuya arrives (without all the jewels) and encounters there a naked blonde woman, who upon awakening kisses him, dies and vanishes from existence. Ryuuzouji and Ayumi get in; Ryuuzouji demands at gunpoint Takuya to hand over the Reflector Device, but a sudden spacetime distortion shifts Takuya to an alternate timeline where he's lone at Sword Greatcoat.

A.D.Thousand.S. section [ edit ]

At this betoken the Reflector Device becomes usable and the story starts to split, each principal route focusing on a different female person character. Jewels are institute at various points throughout. A phenomenon known equally Chaos Correction volition loop Takuya to the beginning of this gameplay section after near two days of in-story time, that is, at the finish of a route; his items but not memories are retained whenever crossing time.

After initial confusion, Takuya returns to sleep at home. The adjacent day, he discovers that Ayumi is all right; yet, neither she nor Ryuuzouji recollect the confrontation from the night earlier. By this fourth dimension Koudai's study, locked the nighttime earlier, has been emptied and its contents delivered to Ryuuzouji.

• In Ayumi's route, she faces stress and humiliation from the city populace demanding the work on the beach to exist stopped. Toyotomi stages a thug attack on Ayumi to steal valuable Geo Technics documents and "saves" her to earn her gratitude. Takuya can't convince Ayumi that Toyotomi is merely manipulating her, until he receives from opportunistic reporter Kaori Asakura a photo proving the connection between Toyotomi and the thugs. With the Reflector Device he arrives home early plenty to out Toyotomi before the latter causes Ayumi to commit suicide. She reveals that Geo Technics is really mining at the embankment for a mineral chosen the Hypersense Stone, which reacts to the human being mind merely changes its backdrop upon air contact unless preserved with a formula she was developing.
• In Mio'due south route, Mio and Takuya discuss a controversial theory by Koudai Arima positing that every 400 years a cultural shift occurs in Japan and that a race known as the Celestials is involved; Mio hypothesises that the Celestials and Sword Cape are connected. Yuuki spies Takuya and Mio together and, in a fit of jealousy, anonymously leaks sensitive information he overheard well-nigh Mio's father to make information technology look like Takuya betrayed Mio, which backfires equally the ensuing scandal prompts the Shimazu family unit to move soon away. At present rushing to finish her inquiry, Mio becomes trapped in a hidden cave system she discovers beneath Sword Cape, and Takuya goes rescue her. In the caves are found an underground lake filled with glowing raw Hypersense Stones; inside the hollow rock mount itself a tall alien car causing the lightning strikes, zapping the workers whenever they attempt to ship mined Hypersense Stones abroad; and a passage leading to a dry well behind Ryuuzouji's mansion.
• In Mitsuki's route, she confides to Takuya odd personality changes she's observed in Ryuuzouji, such equally that he'due south become obsessed with something, has begun smoking, and that his mother Ume Ryuuzouji became suspicious of him but reverted. Ryuuzouji has recently moved into a mansion, on the lands of which an unidentified torso has been discovered, inspiring rumours about a curse. During Takuya'south and Mitsuki'southward investigations, he comes beyond almost the mansion a recently built shed that's become ramshackle overnight, and that Ryuuzouji got rid of his entire furniture and prefers to sleep on a bare flooring. (In another route Takuya witnesses Eriko sleeping on the floor.) After Mitsuki becomes controlled by Ryuuzouji via Niarb (a blazon of hypnosis according to Eriko) and kills Ume, whose corpse holds Ryuuzouji'south periodical revealing his run across with a "devil" woman and subsequent descent in ableness, Takuya teams up with Eriko instead. In the shed, behind a metal door is a surreptitious passage to the mansion and a cleaved interdimensional vehicle, and subconscious within the shed'due south walls are skeletal limbs and a skull. Eriko accuses Ryuuzouji of being an impostor who killed the original and removed the head and limbs to obfuscate his identity. When Ryuuzouji escapes and Mitsuki is killed, Eriko explains her death was scientifically fated.
• In Kanna'due south route, Takuya sees her being sickly and fainting, and is shocked to discover her living alone in a blank flat. Takuya finds there bank notes documenting Koudai giving Kanna regularly money until his disappearance, and an ancient photograph; it depicts Kanna hugging a woman at Sword Cape with a visible 3rd rock, which reportedly was destroyed 50 years earlier. Kanna wears a necklace with a stone, which she says she needs to alive merely that it's destroyed upon contact with h2o. A private investigator named Atsushi Houjou steals it and attempts to bribery her for information about Koudai, resulting in a fight at the urban center park. Eriko arrives, incapacitates Houjou and explains he was controlled with Niarb, just the stone is dissolved in the park fountain and Kanna starts dying. She tells her life story, revealing that she was built-in long agone to the woman in her photo, who had arrived from another land; that she grew up to her electric current teenager appearance much faster than normal humans and stopped crumbling, like her female parent and Keiko; that since her mother's expiry she lived every bit a prostitute; that she moved to a new location close to Sword Cape whenever her abnormalities were establish out; and that Koudai and Keiko Arima adopted her for some time. Takuya saves Kanna with a stabilised Hypersense Stone stolen in another route from Geo Technics, after which she gives the key to Koudai'due south study.

The cardinal allows Takuya to enter the study earlier it'southward emptied, finding therein a journal past Koudai completing the letter from earlier. It talks about Koudai's life and how he met Keiko. Originally named Kaytia, she was the oldest living Sakaimachi inhabitant at the time but youthful in appearance with blonde pilus, bullheaded yet with an uncanny sense of her surroundings. She was a descendant of the Celestials and depended on the proximity of the Hypersense Stones beneath Sakaimachi to live. She committed suicide for an unknown reason. The Reflector Device was brought by her from her "homeland".

Epilogue [ edit ]

In one case all jewels are collected, Takuya can enter Triangle Mountain during the correct time. A device there transports him to another world and he loses the Reflector Device. He wakes up confused in a forest and meets a mute blonde pointy-eared daughter whose proper noun he deduces equally Sayless. The woods is isolated by a cliff across which nothing only clouds are visible, and a huge desert. They discover the house of a ill knight named Illia, who tells him that the earth is Dela Grante; that its inhabitants have pointy ears (like Sayless and Illia); that she is guarding information technology from monsters arriving from beyond the cliff, known every bit The Border; that every 400 years a priestess prevents an apocalypse by inhibiting a actual function to allow "God" within her and being killed in a ritual in a urban center known every bit the Capital; that Sayless is an escaped such priestess despite recent earthquakes signifying the current apocalypse; and that Illia has a sister with no faith in Dela Grante's religion. Illia is and so fatally injured when protecting Sayless from a monster.

Takuya can't cross the desert, only somewhen his frustration and homesickness give way to love towards Sayless, and the two brainstorm a happy life in Illia's house. A baby girl, Yu-no, is born to them, and grows inside just 4 years to a teenager-like appearance. One day a dying fellow member of nogards, a species of winged humanoids, arrives and entrusts them with her lizard-form infant, named Kun-kun past Yu-no.

Their idyllic life is interrupted as they're invaded past knights from the Capital, and Sayless commits suicide upon capture. Takuya swears revenge on the God Emperor, ruler of Dela Grante residing in the Capital. Leaving Kun-kun backside, Takuya and Yu-no barely cantankerous the desert; yet, they are arrested for trespassing a temple and are separated. Takuya ends upward working for months in a quarry where enslaved prisoners mine Hypersense Stones for a catafalque required for the priestess ritual. A car belfry like the ane within Sword Greatcoat uses lightning to kill any slave attempting to escape. Takuya befriends another prisoner, Amanda, who resembles Kanna's mother; she is the leader of a rebel faction believing that the apocalypse and ritual are a lie by the God Emperor to keep the people in command. An earthquake destroys the quarry, leaving as the only survivors Takuya, Amanda, and the now adult Kun-kun who saves them by flying. They head for the Capital, and along the way Kun-kun becomes exhausted from carrying the other two across the desert and is eaten by them, Amanda is saddened upon learning of her sister Illia's death and has sex with Takuya, and they find a Reflector Device at a temple.

In one case in the Capital, Takuya encounters a new priestess commanding troops and escapes from her into the sewers, which pb to a prison below the Emperor's palace. At that place he meets an imprisoned Ryuuzouji, who reveals that the latest priestess lost her mind equally a actual role to requite upwards, making Takuya realise the electric current priestess is a brainwashed Yu-no. Takuya frees him in exchange for the information and sneaks into the palace where he cures Yu-no back to normal using Ryuuzouji's advice. Several reveals follow: The God Emperor is actually the Ayumi from the prologue, and was transported alongside Ryuuzouji to Dela Grante by the spacetime distortion; her intentions are good equally the ritual is 18-carat; Dela Grante was constructed 8000 years earlier by a scientifically advanced race as a identify to escape an impending apocalypse on Globe; Dela Grante is in an unstable interdimensional orbit around Earth and the ritual is needed every 400 years to avoid a catastrophic standoff between the worlds - the computerised mind of ancient caput scientist Grantia inhabits a priestess' body to steer Dela Grante, afterwards which the priestess is ejected from the dimension and likely dies; each 400 years the worlds were also so close that some people crossed them, including previous priestess Keiko, explaining the Celestials; the race genetically modified people to take short childhoods and long lifespans but they became dependent on Hypersense Stones; they made other species to survive Dela Grante and discarded failed specimens beyond the Edge; later generations couldn't empathise the applied science and interpreted it religiously; Eriko, who is an interdimensional investigator named Äichli:kkwádroú from even so another world, appears (later explaining smoking was foreign to her earth and that she slept on the floor as a remedy for interdimensional travel); Ryuuzouji's body has been possessed the whole time by an entity, which is pursued by Eriko for effectively killing her lover past possessing him and had and then arrived at Ryuuzouji'due south using the interdimensional vehicle. The night before the ritual, Yu-no pleads to have sex with Takuya, who reluctantly complies.

The entity attempts to prevent the ritual because it'd survive the annihilation of the worlds and then escape Eriko, but is defeated - after expelling Amanda into another dimension (said to maybe end up on Earth) with a l year maximum time difference, and mortally wounding Ayumi. World is saved thanks to Yu-no, but Dela Grante inevitably meets its end by colliding on Globe 8000 years in the past, and Yu-no is thrust out of Dela Grante'southward dimension. With the Reflector Device, and a jewel he gave her, Takuya returns to the moment at Sword Greatcoat where he start saw Yu-no, who was the naked adult female in the prologue. The two so begin drifting in a void between dimensions to the offset of fourth dimension.

Characters [ edit ]

Graphic symbol	Description	1997 Sega Saturn [fifteen]	1998 OVA	2017 remake	2022 anime (Japanese) [16] [17] [18]	2022 anime (English) [19]
Takuya Arima ( 有馬 たくや , Arima Takuya )	The protagonist of the game who inherits the Reflector device from his father to travel amid different parallel universes.	Nobuyuki Hiyama	Susumu Chiba	Yū Hayashi	Yū Hayashi Saima Nakano (kid)	Eric Vale Emi Lo (babe)
Yu-no ( ユーノ , Yūno )	The titular character and a mysterious girl whom Takuya encounters oft later on receiving the reflector device.	Kimiko Koyama		Ari Ozawa		Sarah Wiedenheft
Kanna Hatano ( 波多乃 神奈 , Hatano Kanna )	Takuya's mysterious transfer classmate.	Yuka Imai	Ayaha Takazuka	Maaya Uchida		Kristen McGuire
Mio Shimazu ( 島津 澪 , Shimazu Mio )	Takuya'due south classmate, the daughter of the mayor, and interested in Kodai's theories and Sword Cape.	Yumi Tōma	Yui Takama	Rie Kugimiya		Megan Shipman
Mitsuki Ichijō ( 一条 美月 , Ichijō Mitsuki )	Ryuzoji's secretary, a sometime part-time teacher and Takuya'south former lover.	Rei Sakuma	Kaori Okuda	Saori Ōnishi		Kylie Stewart
Eriko Takeda ( 武田 絵里子 , Takeda Eriko )	The school nurse and Takuya's homeroom teacher.	Aya Hisakawa	Mie Sonozaki	Yū Kobayashi		Morgan Garrett
Kaori Asakura ( 朝倉 香織 , Asakura Kaori )	A journalist investigating Geotech.	Michiko Neya	Mari Adachi	Rena Maeda		Kara Edwards
Ayumi Arima ( 有馬 亜由美 , Arima Ayumi )	Takuya's stepmother and project manager at Geotech.	Kikuko Inoue	Ai Uchikawa	Kaori Nazuka		Dawn M. Bennett
Kozo Ryuzoji ( 龍蔵寺 幸三 , Ryūzōji Kōzō )	The headmaster of Sakaimachi High and an one-time friend of Kodai.	Akio Ōtsuka		Taiten Kusunoki		David Wald
Ume Ryuzoji ( 龍蔵寺 梅 , Ryūzōji Ume )	Kozo'due south mother.	Reiko Suzuki		Maki Izawa		Wendy Powell
Masakatsu Yuki ( 結城 正勝 , Yūki Masakatsu )	Takuya's classmate and friend, who has a crush on Shimazu.	Tetsuya Iwanaga		Yūki Fujiwara		Justin Briner
Hideo Toyotomi ( 豊富 秀夫 , Hideo Toyotomi )	A Geotech managing director nether Ayumi.	Shin-ichiro Miki	Shin-ichiro Miki (uncredited)	Takuya Eguchi		Kyle Igneczi
Amanda ( アマンダ , Amanda )	Illia'due south younger sister and Kanna'south female parent.	Yūko Mita		Marina Inoue		Alexis Tipton
Illia ( アイリア , Airia )	Amanda'south elder sister and a patrol knight assigned to the Border.	Masako Katsuki		Kyoko Sakai		Anastasia Munoz
Kodai Arima ( 有馬 広大 , Arima Kōdai )	Takuya'due south begetter. He disappeared prior to the get-go of the story.	Fumihiko Tachiki		Keiji Fujiwara	Fumihiko Tachiki	Barry Yandell
Keiko Arima ( 有馬 恵子 , Arima Keiko )	Takuya'south mother and a erstwhile citizen of Dela Grante.	Chizuko Hoshino		Aya Endō		Marissa Lenti
Atsushi Hojo ( 北条 篤 , Hōjō Atsushi )	A private investigator sent past Ryuuzouji to investigate Kanna and who comes at odds with Takuya.	Takeshi Aono		Yōji Ueda		Marcus Stimac
Marina ( 真理奈 , Marina )	A security baby-sit at Geotech.	Chinami Nishimura		Ayano Yamamoto
Mayor Shimazu ( 島津市長 , Shimazu Shichō )	The mayor of Sakaimachi and Mio's male parent.	Eiji Yanagisawa	Masahiro Yoshida	Takehiro Hasu		Brian Mathis
Sayless ( セーレス , Sēresu )	The latest incarnation of the priestess destined to salve the world from a crisis, and Takuya's eventual married woman.	Miki Takahashi	Haruhi Terada	Asami Sanada		Amanda Lee [xx]
Sala ( サラ , Sara ) [21] [b]	A girl whom Takuya meets on his way to the Imperial Capital letter.	Yumi Takada		Mari Doi		Jamie Marchi
Bask ( バズク , Bazuku ) [22]	The warden of the labor military camp that Takuya gets sent to.	Tessho Genda		Biichi Satou
Kun-Kun ( クンクン , Kunkun ) [23]	A Nogard, a lizard-like beast which Takuya and Yu-No adopt from her dying mother.	Tomoko Kawakami		Yumibō Tai	Yuki Nagaku	Bryn Apprill
Yurika Imagawa ( 今川 由利香 , Imagawa Yurika )	A professor acquainted with Kodai and Ryuzoji. She was trapped in the catacombs where her rotting corpse is found by Takuya during his search for Mio.					Katelyn Barr
Abel ( アーベル , Āberu )	Eriko'southward former lover who was killed.				KENN	Brandon McInnis
Kurtz ( カーツ , Kātsu ) [24]	A fellow member of the Resistance. He is Yuki'due south Dela Grante counterpart.				Yūki Fujiwara	Justin Briner
Deo ( デオ , Deo ) [25]	A member of the Resistance. He is Toyotomi'southward Dela Grante counterpart.				Takuya Eguchi	Kyle Igneczi
Joe ( ジョウ , Jō )	An inmate of Takuya from the prison. He is killed attempting to escape.				Takaki Ōtomari	Austin Tindle
Asche ( アッシュ , Asshu ) [26]	A Resistance member.				Yōji Ueda	Jason Douglas
Ai ( アイ , Ai )	A storytelling AI hologram.				Hina Kino
Grantia ( グランティア , Gurantia )	A scientist from the first generation of Dela Grantians. To relieve her people from extinction, she became a mechanical being and served every bit a guide to future priestesses.				Yūko Kaida	Monica Rial

Development [ edit ]

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Having made the before successful adventure games DESIRE (1994) and EVE Outburst Error (1995) at C's Ware, Hiroyuki Kanno and Ryu Umemoto were hired by ELF to create a game with a high budget bachelor. The story Kanno pitched he had developed since his teens, and information technology was allowed to be fully realized by the budget. Every bit with their earlier projects, Kanno and Umemoto collaborated closely. Each vital plot signal was discussed in particular to achieve synergy between story and music, with musical pieces representing the characters' moods and emotions rather than characters or locations. Umemoto, a mathematics prodigy since an early age and a practitioner of Zen Buddhism, applied symbolic elements of his religion to his compositions via mathematical patterns. A new gameplay system called A.D.K.S. (Machine Diverge Mapping Organization) was fabricated for the game. ^[27]

Releases [ edit ]

A gameplay scene from the original PC-98 version, showing Kanna Hatano at the school rooftop. Character blueprint is by Nagaoka Yasuchika. This department employs a betoken-and-click interface. The Reflector Device is shown to the bottom right, with three jewels. The gem at its lesser is flashing to indicate an imminent co-operative.

The same scene in the remake, with a new fine art manner and an overhauled interface. Icons mark interactable areas; grayness icons bespeak nil new happens from them. Optional hints display which items to use and locations of next triggers to advance, colour-coded per route (currently, triggers to two routes are in the aforementioned place). The inventory and Reflector Device are off-screen most of the time.

PC-98 [ edit ]

YU-NO was released as an adult game on Dec 26, 1996, for the NEC PC-98; it was the last MS-DOS-based game developed by ELF. The toll at the fourth dimension was 9800 yen. Both floppy deejay and CD-ROM versions were released; the CD-ROM edition contained arrangements of the music but was otherwise identical to the floppy edition.

Sega Saturn [ edit ]

YU-NO was released on the Sega Saturn panel on Dec 4, 1997 with a recommended minimum age of 18. The price was 7800 yen, or 9800 yen bundled with a mouse. Several illustrations underneath the CD tray can but be seen later on opening the game. A disk containing extra content that was later mailed out with the PC-98 version was integrated into this version. Every bit in the Windows version, some incest references have been removed. Graphics were repainted to utilise more colors, animation sequences were added, the music was rearranged, character voices were added, ii jewels were added (total of 10) and explicit sex scenes were removed.

Windows [ edit ]

The PC-98 version of the game was ported to Microsoft Windows equally role of the "ELF Classics" range and released on December 22, 2000. The graphics and music are equivalent to the PC-98 version but the sexual content was removed.

Fan translation [ edit ]

An English-language fan-made translation patch for the Windows version was released in September 2011 by TLWiki. Besides every bit the translation, information technology provides re-inserted voices from the Sega Saturn version, explicit sex scenes, Ryu Umemoto's original FM score and Sega Saturn CGs. Hardcore Gaming 101 praised the patch for the quality of its translation and chosen it "ane of the finest examples of fan efforts in video gaming". ^[4]

Remake [ edit ]

A high-definition video remake of the game was released in March 2017. Information technology was adult by 5pb., which acquired the rights from the now-defunct ELF. It features a remixed soundtrack and new artwork redone in a dissimilar fashion, with Ryo Nagi of Ar Tonelico as grapheme designer. The decision for a new art style was made considering something easier to depict in animated class was wanted, with the 2022 anime accommodation already in heed. ^[28] The remake was announced in December 2014 ^[1] and its release appointment was delayed several times – first to February 2016, ^[29] then to the 2d quarter of 2016, ^[30] then tardily 2016 ^[31] and finally to March 2017. ^[32]

An English localization was released past Fasten Chunsoft on October 1, 2022 worldwide for Microsoft Windows, and in Due north America for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4; the game was released in European markets on October four, 2022. ^[33] The Switch Mean solar day one Edition included a side-scrolling shooting game called eight-Chip YU-NO's Great Risk. ^[28]

Music [ edit ]

In 1997 came out both Super Soundtrack and Original Sound & Vocalisation Collection soundtrack releases; ^[34] in 2016 an album titled Tribute to Ryu Umemoto: Music from YU-NO featuring remixes by video game composers such as Hiroki Kikuta, Yuji Takenouchi, and Ippo Yamada; ^[35] and in 2017 alongside the remake a 5-disc collection clocking at xv hours containing, in addition to the albums from 1997, also recordings of the original PC-98 and remake soundtracks. ^[34]

In 2011, the music of YU-NO inspired an eroge tribute music album named Tree of Noesis. ^[36] RPGFan said in 2022 that composer Ryu Umemoto'due south reputation has grown posthumously and praised the 5-disc collection as "must-accept for fans of Umemoto, fans of YU-NO, fans of visual novels, and fans of VGM in full general". ^[34]

Reception [ edit ]

Equally of March 2017 ^[update] , all versions of YU-NO have sold a total of over 380,820 copies in Japan.

YU-NO holds an average rating of 94 out of 100 on ErogameScape (EGS), ^[37] making it the second highest-rated visual novel on the site.

In 2017, Famitsu readers voted YU-NO the twelfth best adventure game of all time. ^[38]

PC-98 [ edit ]

According to statistics compiled by Digital Media Insider, 45,844 (30,553 CD edition, 15,291 floppy edition) copies were sold by November xxx, 1997, excluding ELF's direct mail-order sales. In the 1997 annual ranking in Digital Media Insider, the CD edition was listed in 14th place, with number-one-ranked "SHOCK Price Mah-jongg" selling 77,102 copies, and the top-selling developed game "Sadistic King Rance" at number iii, selling 72,572 copies.

The PC version of YU-NO went on to sell over 100,000 copies, ^[39] as reported in the March 1997 edition of Comptiq .

YU-NO won a reader's pick award in Rush King's "2nd Video Game Awards Grand Prix" in May 1997. The game also was ranked ninth in Eastward-Login's "Game and Heroine of the year 1996", and fifth in Comptiq 's "1st Video Game Awards Grand Prix" in 1998.

Sega Saturn [ edit ]

The news that the PC-98 edition would be ported to Saturn was reported by several magazines including Sega Saturn Magazine , Dengeki Sega Saturn, and Famitsu . Sega Saturn Magazine included a iv-page feature on YU-NO. The Sega Saturn edition sold 139,509 copies in Dec 1997, ^[41] and sold 240,820 copies by Feb 8, 1998. ^[42]

Sega Saturn Magazine scored the game 27 out of 30, with its three reviewers each rating it 9 out of x. ^[40] RPGFan gave the game a 97% score, including ratings of 100% for story, 100% for command, 85% gameplay, fourscore% graphics, and eighty% sound/music. Reviewer WooJin Lee said the story is "amazing" and praised the A.D.M.S. for adding replay value, terminal that "I feel this game to be THE best Graphical Risk game ever, which from me (I play tons of these games) is a huge compliment". ^[11]

The Sega Saturn port was voted in 2000 past Sega Saturn Mag readers as the quaternary best game on the panel, with an boilerplate score of 9.4782. ^[43]

Remake [ edit ]

The remake sold over forty,000 copies within its starting time calendar week of release, March 2017, which 5pb celebrated by releasing a YU-NO-themed wallpaper. ^[51] Fall 2022 marked YU-NO 's starting time official release in English, via the remake. Its belated arrival exterior Nippon was greeted with polarised reviews. Some felt that the game was outdated and surpassed by later visual novels, ^{[45] [50]} whereas others found information technology had stood the test of fourth dimension. ^{[47] [10]}

Digitally Downloaded was captivated past the plot one time it moved onto more intellectual topics later on what the reviewer saw every bit a deceptively mundane intro involving a panty shot, proclaiming: "Yu-No is smart, you lot come to speedily realise, and then you'll starting time paying very shut attention to every line of dialogue." ^[48] RPGFan was similarly gripped in a new review for the remake. ^[47] The last road was praised by Tech-Gaming every bit "nothing short of astounding"; ^[10] Pelit was less enthusiastic about the route, arguing that despite the surprises the tension was deflated by the lack of the difficult nonlinear gameplay from earlier. ^[49] While some were also intrigued past the plot, they were put off past the eroge aspects. ^{[46] [45]} RPG Site criticised Ayumi's road as the game's weakest, dependent on misunderstandings for inexpensive drama. ^[50]

Many took outcome with the game'due south sexual and ecchi content. ^{[46] [45] [50]} Nintendo Life felt that the game'due south "dating-sim elements" and "grandiose narrative" clashed, leading to an "identity crunch". ^[45] RPG Site counted iii instances of incest and called two of them "unnecessary and gross". ^[50] Digitally Downloaded held the opinion that there were both justified and unjustified cases of sexual "fanservice", proverb they "are on the juvenile side of things only oft enough that certain elements of the community volition dismiss the game on that basis" but that "even in the fan service information technology gets things right far, far more ofttimes than it misfires." ^[48] Pelit 's reviewer conversely had piffling problem and outright refused to hand out a moral sentence, suggesting that gaming is rather based on rejection of morality in the first identify. He concluded that the game has a limited audience of those intrigued by morally grey, erotic weird games and an anime style, and the residual wouldn't last the first v minutes; that encountering the school nurse clad in tight latex was a casual filter. ^[49]

Opinions on the characters were split. RPG Site, Nintendo Life and Nintendo Earth Written report couldn't tolerate main character Takuya and his lecherousness. ^{[45] [50] [46]} RPG Site compared him unfavourably to Chaos;Child 's Takuru Miyashiro, whose flaws he thought were amend taken advantage of thematically in the respective narrative, and found the other characters weak likewise. ^[50] Nintendo Life asserted that the characters had go cliché and bland by today's standards. ^[45] Others saw more than depth in the characters. Digitally Downloaded defended Takuya's fixation with females as "advisable characterisation for building the protagonist up as something of a mix of teenage hormones and malversation in coming from a broken home". ^[48] RPGFan enjoyed exploring the webs of interpersonal relationships, maxim: "While characters autumn into relatable archetypes, they are circuitous, compelling, and not always what they seem." ^[47] Tech-Gaming said the nuances of real-life conversations were captured in Takuya's ability to read subtle cues and body language and respond accordingly, causing evolution over time: "Like an actual person, he's influenced by the people and actions effectually him, which are mirrored by Takuya, near imperceptibly." ^[x]

A.D.M.S. with its branching timelines was praised equally genius past Nintendo Life ^[45] and RPG Site, ^[50] with Nintendo World Report calling it "however an impressive gameplay organisation 2 decades after its cosmos". ^[46] Pelit embraced the challenge brought by the gameplay and described information technology as not only as nostalgically fell for its item direction but also immersive, "as if it was the role player themself who was learning the logic of time-jumping and not only Takuya". ^[49] RPGFan was grateful for a hint system introduced in the remake remedying the demand of "wild goose chases" to notice the next trigger to advance the plot. ^[47] Digitally Downloaded found the requirement of repeatedly checking hotspots in a scene to advance an unnecessary chore. ^[48] Other than the cursor at all times locking onto interactable areas and the tedium of skipping text in familiar parts, RPG Site had little to complain about the gameplay. ^[50]

The English language translation received complaints of stiltedness and awkwardness from RPG Site ^[l] and RPGFan, ^[47] the former at times being baffled by incomprehensible passages. ^[50] RPGFan noticed that concepts were localised inconsistently throughout, such every bit whether yen or dollars were used as currency. ^[47]

The remake's artwork had in Nintendo Life 'due south stance a "standard, generic depression-budget anime look" and less atmosphere compared to the original PC-98 designs. ^[45] However, Digitally Downloaded called the visuals "gorgeous" and admired how "every scene, character, and surroundings drips with carefully constructed atmosphere", peculiarly in a lengthy thirty-hour game requiring a lot of art and blueprint. ^[48] Both Digitally Downloaded and RPG Site wished there was an pick for the original art. ^{[48] [fifty]}

Legacy [ edit ]

At Hardcore Gaming 101, Audun Sorlie wrote that YU-NO helped revolutionize the visual novel genre, specially with the A.D.M.South., which was touted equally "revolutionary" at the time. ^[iv] At Gamasutra , Sorlie wrote that audiences soon began demanding large-telescopic plotlines and musical scores of similar quality and ambition to that of YU-NO'south, and that companies responded past hiring talent: "The genre became an all-new arena for young artists and musicians one time once again, with companies willing to take chances on fresh blood; the market thrived with the excitement and the risks that were being taken, and became a hotbed of creativity". ^[27] The branching timeline organisation was influential, opening "the door for visual novels to go more elaborate and have a greater range of narrative arcs, without requiring the histrion to replay the game over and once again." ^[48] It also featured the time loop concept, ^[52] and an isekai in its final story arc, ^[53] which has a use of what later became a common anime trope by the 2010s. ^{[54] [ better source needed ]} According to Nintendo Life , "the modern visual novel genre would but not exist without" YU-NO. ^[45]

According to ITmedia, the influence of YU-NO goes across visual novels and extends to mod otaku, manga and anime works. The mangaka Tamiki Wakaki, for example, has cited YU-NO as an influence on the manga and anime series, The World God Only Knows . Other visual novel and manga authors who cited YU-NO as an influence include Romeo Tanaka, Poyoyon Stone, Primal founder Jun Maeda (known for titles such as Kanon , Clannad and Angel Beats ), Type-Moon'south Hikaru Sakurai, White Album 2 and Saekano author Fumiaki Maruto, and To Middle author Toru Minazuki. ^[39]

Co-ordinate to Anime News Network, YU-NO is "considered i of the most beloved narrative games in Nippon, and its organisation of parallel storylines had a profound influence on storytelling in visual novels in the years since its original release." ^[55] They said it "was incredibly popular for its fourth dimension and probable inspired a lot of media subsequently its release" and they noted its premise is "adjacent to Steins;Gate ." ^[56] According to RPG Site and DualShockers, YU-NO influenced afterwards visual novels such every bit Fate/stay nighttime and Steins;Gate. ^{[57] [58]} According to Nintendo World Report, visual novels such as Ace Attorney , Fate/stay night and Steins;Gate owe their success to YU-NO. ^[46]

Adaptations [ edit ]

Anime [ edit ]

Pinkish Pineapple produced and released a four-episode hentai anime original video animation series during 1998–1999. The anime had multiple changes from the original game such as cutting multiple characters and adding characters from the A.D.M.Due south. section into the Epilogue.

Key visual of the 2022 anime series, which uses Ryō Nagi'due south redesigns. Clockwise, from bottom left: Kaori Asakura, Ayumi Arima, Kanna Hatano, Kōzō Ryūzōji, Mio Shimazu, Eriko Takeda and Mitsuki Ichijō. Centre: Takuya Arima.

A new, 26-episode anime adaptation began airing on April 2, 2022 for half a year. ^[59] Announced in 2016, information technology was produced by Experience in collaboration with MAGES and Genco ^[60] and was circulate on AT-10, Tokyo MX, ABC, and BS Fuji, ^{[16] [61]} with Crunchyroll and Funimation streaming outside Nihon with an additional English dub. ^[62] The anime is directed by Tetsuo Hirakawa, and the characters are designed past Mai Otsuka. Kazuya Tanaka is the sound director, and Keishi Yonao and Ryu Takami were assigned to compose the serial' music. ^[16] Asaka performed the series' opening theme song Kono Yo no Detest de Koi o Utau Shojo ( この世の果てで恋を唄う少女 , Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shōjo ), while Konomi Suzuki performed the serial' ending theme song Shinri no Kagami, Tsurugi no Yō ni ( 真理の鏡、剣乃ように , Shinri no Kagami, Tsurugi no Yō ni ) ^[17] Suzuki performed the serial' 2d opening theme song "Female parent", while Asaka performed the series' 2nd ending theme song Kami no Sūshiki ( 神の数式 , Kami no Sūshiki ). ^[63]

Hirakawa said the anime would include all characters and routes from the original game. Unlike the game'due south first-person perspective from protagonist Takuya'south signal of view, the anime was declared to depict the relationships of the girls surrounding Takuya. Hirakawa also said the anime would "outdo the game in dirty jokes", that Mio would "be fifty-fifty more tsundere", and that Kanna would "be even more mysterious". ^[64]

A new episode was bundled with the series' third Blu-ray volume on December 26, 2022. ^[59]

Episode list [ edit ]

Episodes (1998) [ edit ]

No.	Title	Release appointment
one	"The Spectacle of Seduction" Transcription: " Yūwaku suru Jishōtachi " (Japanese: 誘惑する事象たち)	October 23, 1998 (1998-10-23)
2	"The Concerto of Strange Incontinuity" Transcription: " Furenzokutai no Koncheruto " (Japanese: 不連続体のコンチェルト)	Jan 22, 1999 (1999-01-22)
3	"The Cinderella of the Junction" Transcription: " Bunkiten no Shinderera " (Japanese: 分岐点のシンデレラ)	June 25, 1999 (1999-06-25)
4	"The Goddess Sings at the Edge of the World" Transcription: " Sekai no Hate de Megami wa Utau " (Japanese: 世界の果てで女神は唄う)	September 24, 1999 (1999-09-24)

Episodes (2022) [ edit ]

No.	Title	Original air appointment
one	"You Know?" Transcription: " You lot Know? " (Japanese: You lot Know?)	Apr 2, 2022 (2022-04-02)
two	"Parallel World Constitutive Theorem" Transcription: " Heiretsu Sekai Kōsei Genri " (Japanese: 並列世界構成原理)	April 9, 2022 (2022-04-09)
3	"Tears That Can't Be Stopped" Transcription: " Tomerarenai Namida " (Japanese: 止められない涙)	Apr 16, 2022 (2022-04-sixteen)
4	"Dirtied White Skin" Transcription: " Kegasareta Shiroi Hada " (Japanese: 穢された白い肌)	April 23, 2022 (2022-04-23)
v	"Spiral of Tragedy" Transcription: " Higeki no Rasen " (Japanese: 悲劇の螺旋)	Apr 30, 2022 (2022-04-30)
half-dozen	"Beyond a Stake Low-cal" Transcription: " Aojiroki Hikari no Kanata ni " (Japanese: 青白き光の彼方に)	May 7, 2022 (2022-05-07)
seven	"The Cause of the Curse" Transcription: " Tatari Sōdō no Genkyō " (Japanese: タタリ騒動の元凶)	May fourteen, 2022 (2022-05-14)
viii	"The Swallows and Sparrows Know Not" Transcription: " Enjaku Izukunzo " (Japanese: 燕雀いずくんぞ)	May 21, 2022 (2022-05-21)
9	"The Altitude Betwixt Him and Her" Transcription: " Kare to Kanojo no Kyori " (Japanese: 彼と彼女の距離)	May 28, 2022 (2022-05-28)
ten	"Feelings Overlapping" Transcription: " Kasanaru Omoi " (Japanese: 重なる想い)	June four, 2022 (2022-06-04)
11	"That Kiss, Once more" Transcription: " Mō Ichido Ano Kisu o " (Japanese: もう一度あのキスを)	June xi, 2022 (2022-06-eleven)
12	"The Secret Nether the White Coat" Transcription: " Hakui no Shita no Himitsu " (Japanese: 白衣の下の秘密)	June xviii, 2022 (2022-06-18)
13	"An Ordained Fate" Transcription: " Sadamerareta Unmei " (Japanese: 定められた運命)	June 25, 2022 (2022-06-25)
14	"The Transfer Educatee's Friend" Transcription: " Tenkōsei no Otomodachi " (Japanese: 転校生のお友達)	July 2, 2022 (2022-07-02)
15	"A Summer That Won't Come Back" Transcription: " Modoranai Natsu " (Japanese: 戻らない夏)	July ix, 2022 (2022-07-09)
16	"Inside Unmoving Time" Transcription: " Ugokanai Toki no Naka de " (Japanese: 動かない時の中で)	July 16, 2022 (2022-07-16)
17	"A Stake Imperceptible Vow" Transcription: " Aoku Hakanaki Chikai " (Japanese: 青く儚き誓い)	July 23, 2022 (2022-07-23)
SP	Transcription: " Shinjitsu wa Heiretsu Sekai no Hate ni ~Aratanaru Tabidachi east~ " (Japanese: 真実は並列世界の果てに～新たなる旅立ちへ～)	July 30, 2022 (2022-07-30)
18	"Twilight in Dela Granto" Transcription: " Dera Guranto no Tasogare " (Japanese: デラ=グラントの黄昏)	August 6, 2022 (2022-08-06)
19	"The Bond Between Parent and Child" Transcription: " Oyako no Kizuna " (Japanese: 親子の絆)	August xiii, 2022 (2022-08-xiii)
20	"Into the Rafaelo Desert" Transcription: " Rafaero Sabaku e " (Japanese: ラファエロ砂漠へ)	August 20, 2022 (2022-08-20)
21	"The Quarry Where Demons Rule" Transcription: " Akuma no Shihai Suru Saikutsujō " (Japanese: 悪魔の支配する採掘場)	August 27, 2022 (2022-08-27)
22	"Escape from the Quarry" Transcription: " Saikutsujō kara no Dasshutsu " (Japanese: 採掘場からの脱出)	September 3, 2022 (2022-09-03)
23	"The Imperial City, Where the Current of air Blows" Transcription: " Kaze no Fuku Teito " (Japanese: 風の吹く帝都)	September x, 2022 (2022-09-10)
24	"The Truth of Dela Granto" Transcription: " Dera Guranto no Shinjitsu " (Japanese: デラ=グラントの真実)	September 17, 2022 (2022-09-17)
25	"The Promised Ritual" Transcription: " Yakusoku no Gishiki " (Japanese: 約束の儀式)	September 24, 2022 (2022-09-24)
26	"A Girl Who Chants Love at the Spring of This World" Transcription: " Kono Yo no Detest de Koi o Utau Shōjo " (Japanese: この世の果てで恋を唄う少女)	Oct i, 2022 (2022-10-01)
26.v (OVA)	"Infinite Parallel Worlds" Transcription: " Mugen no Heiretsu Sekai " (Japanese: 無限の並列世界)	December 26, 2022 (2022-12-26)

Manga [ edit ]

A manga accommodation by Mario Kaneda was published in Enix's G Fantasy magazine from 1997 to 1998. ^[65] A manga accommodation past Sōji Ishida ran in Enterbrain'due south Comic Clear magazine from March xiv, 2017 to March 15, 2022. ^[65]

See also [ edit ]

• Crying Out Love, In the Center of the World

Notes [ edit ]

1. ^ Japanese: Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shōjo YU-NO ( この世の果てで恋を唄う少女YU-NO )
2. ^ "Sarah" in English releases of the anime adaptations.

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External links [ edit ]

• Official site for the remake (in Japanese)
• YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Love at the Jump of this Earth at The Visual Novel Database
• Hardcore Gaming 101'southward in-depth review of the game and its history, mirror
• Yu-No at MobyGames
• Yu-No at GameFAQs
• Official anime website (in Japanese)
• YU-NO: A Daughter Who Chants Beloved at the Bound of this World (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
• YU-NO (OVA) at Anime News Network'south encyclopedia

Anime Kono Yo No Hate De Koi Characters

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YU-NO:_A_Girl_Who_Chants_Love_at_the_Bound_of_this_World