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I watched 'Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai'. Yes that is the name of the anime, it can be shortened to 'Ano Hana' though :) Literally 'We Still Don't Know the Name of the Flower We Saw That Day' Anyway this anime had me crying by the end of it, it was so sad, sweet, tense ...

Akira is to me one of the coolest side characters in a VN ever :) The scene on the bench at the end of Lily's route really gave her a lot of depth. Her bitterness about having been abandoned by their parents, and her having to basically raise her little sister by herself. "...Expecting a nineteen ...

Most of the classics have already been recommended, but if we're talking about recent stuff that's translated, there's Majikoi (Maji de Watashi Ni Koi Shinasai). I know it totally doesn't fit in the same category as KS, but I'd recommend it nonetheless, especially if people want something lighter ...

Finished Lily's route as my last one, and it's my second favorite after Rin's.

Also, Akira is awesome.

Being an Aspie myself I had that same sentiment. Of course autism is more of a spectrum of certain personality elements scaling in intensity. So basically, everyone is autistic. Some are just more autistic than others. Same goes for what most of us like to call "neurotypical". Anyway, I don't really ...

On my first no-flowchart playthrough, I expected I'd get either Shizune's or Lily's path.
But Shizune quickly seemed annoying to me, and I stumbled into Rin's path, getting her good ending. Guess I was lucky, but what an emotional rollercoaster that path was...

I think i'm going to have to take a break from KS for a while. I just finished dragging my way through Shizune's path, which, while not bad, is as if it's from a completely different VN.

Argh, I knew I should've kept Rin for last, I just keep thinking about how good her route was.

I just finished Rin's route as my first one. And...wow. I'm really, really impressed. I've played some VN's before but I haven't really seen any character like her in those. Her disability doesn't define her, and she doesn't really correspond to any of the classic archetypes, unlike some of the ...