Norn9 was my first experience with a game featuring multiple female leads, and I found the different relationships each heroine could have with the male leads really interesting. Akito was my favorite character, especially because his relationship with the heroine developed from him initially...
I usually pick drama CDs based on my favorite VA most of the time. Once I have listened through most of their works, I browse through what's trending on the DL site or search by tags of my favorite genre.
I might lean toward LIs around the same age as the MC, but I think what really makes me comfortable is being at a similar level of maturity. I don't want to feel like I have to babysit someone who's young and not as mature yet, but I also don't want to feel inadequate or dumb just because I'm...
A character who abandons the world for you. I'm a sucker for characters who become the antihero or villain for the MC, and in the end it's just the two of them or a merry bad ending.
Me too. It's become a long time habit to listen to them in bed, but I end up falling asleep in the middle and having to register to parts I missed out later. I have too many cds saved I have a hard time choosing which one to listen at night and it delays my bed time 😂
I think the first time was I happened to stumble upon something uploaded on Soundcloud and learned the existence of drama cds and that a lot of my favorite seiyuu do work under a pseudonym. I remember looking up a list of seiyuu pseudonyms, and land then cd titles under their name.
I used to stick with listening to works of my favorite seiyuu, and explored some themes through them at first. I particularly like ones involving younger male leads, it starts as a one-sided love from the male lead, and enemies to lovers.
I'm watching A Witch's Life in Mongol and just finished Victoria of Many Faces. I especially recommend A Witch's Life in Mongol if you like revenge plot, and history from a woman figure's perspective.