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I use my nickname in every game. One of the nice things about learning Japanese is being able to write my name in kanji. If I remember correctly, out of all the otome games I've played, the only one that has voiced pronunciation for the player's name is Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side. There might...

Wow! Thanks so much for sharing! <3

Do I really have to choose just one? I'll say Azumanga Daioh and Nichijou.

Saint Seiya!

There are so many, but I'll choose the first anime I ever watched: Saint Seiya. Since I'm Brazilian, not everyone will probably recognize this opening, but here it is...

I discovered the game through some friends, and the moment I laid eyes on Zayne, it was love at first sight! He seems like a stoic character at first, but he's incredibly devoted to you. I'm usually not a fan of gacha games... but he's totally worth it!

Nothing beats having a fully completed CG gallery! I always do my best to get 100% completion.

I'm surprised no one has recommended Diabolik Lovers... I can understand if we're talking about the anime—I wouldn't recommend it either. Honestly, the anime did the game a disservice, especially for people who discovered the game through the anime. I honestly don't think the game is bad. Maybe...

By the way, can anyone recommend any other Japanese learning tools? Or even translation software? I use Textractor.

I was wondering why I couldn't find Peche Parallel anymore... It's a shame it's only available through the Wayback Machine now. Thank you so much!"

I don't know if anyone has already shared these sites, but I'd recommend these: https://otomegame-capture.com/

I love minigames in otome games. My first experience with this kind of feature was also in my very first otome game, Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side for the PS2. I find them really relaxing and a great way to pass the time. In that particular game, there's a pillow fight minigame, and unlocking...

Zoetrope - The first opening of the anime Amnesia, which I imagine everyone knows is an adaptation of the otome game of the same name.

Well, I've liked Japanese culture since I was little, mainly because of anime. As for learning the language through gaming, I think it's a bit of everything... you're already familiar with hearing it, so maybe learning to read is the next step. I've always played Japanese otome games without...

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