While most didn’t contribute much to Grisaia canon, some like ‘Michiru & Sachi’s Butt-Batt Education” allow for a bit of light-hearted banter that will probably appease series stalwarts. Additionally, a ‘Short Stories’ component provided twenty-eight additional abridged anecdotes. Subsequently, The Labyrinth of Grisaia extended the first novels’ characterization, offering epilogues for each of the five possible relationships, and well as the ‘Cocoon of Caprice 0’, which delved into Yuuji’s past. While it might sound dreadfully depressing, there was enough power fantasy to ensure that Fruit wasn’t too acrid, even without the inclusion of the eroge scenes. In Grisaia characters pasts unequivocally shape dispositions, with almost all characters adopting a temperament as a coping mechanism. Across the work’s fifty-hour duration, information about both Yuuji and the school was pensively disclosed- the former surviving a childhood of unrelenting trauma and the latter being especially peculiar, with its six-member student body and rigorous restrictions.Įncounters with the quintet of female students provided an additional lure for Fruit of Grisaia, with relational reciprocity between protagonist and each girl revealing a number of surprisingly dark backstories and personalities that range from feigned tsundere to an attitude of incessant accommodation accompanied by an ever-present maid costume. Subsequently, the visual novel struck a chord with stateside readers, introducing us to Yuuji Kazami, an enigmatic and reserved individual who enrolled at the Mihama Academy.
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What is the concept? Following The Fruit of Grisaia’s ( Gurizaia no Kajitsu) 2011 release in Japan, Sekai Project mounted a successful Kickstarter campaign, raising nearly half a million dollars to fund an English localization for PS Vita and PC iterations.
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