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My friends recommended it, and since I have some free time lately, I'd like to find something to watch. Plus, I want to collect manga too. Could you recommend some?

"When you dare to step out of your comfort zone, that's the sign of a true new beginning."

Absolutely. Immersing myself in an anime game makes me connect with the story more.

I switch games a lot because I get bored easily. But playing different games and experiencing different flavors makes me play longer and eventually finish them, though it might take me a while.

I'm not sure if this is the right word, but I don't really like the "retro" vibe. The terminology is hard to understand.

I prefer 2D because, well, I feel that the "artwork" is more versatile. 3D still has limitations in terms of "realism and fluidity."

I'm the type of person who, once I try a game and like it, I get really hooked and want to keep playing. That feeling is agonizing for me, so I choose to wait for the full game to be released and play it all at once.:LOL:

I like older characters, but I also like younger characters. It's hard to choose!

I like characters who look innocent on the outside but are naughty on the inside. I'll take both!

I'm on Team Happy Ending. I don't really like anything painful, and I'm a very emotional and sensitive person. That's why I prefer listening to feel-good music. Besides, it's more enjoyable. (But if it has a Tragic but it's exciting, I'm okay with that too.)

For me, it would definitely be the second option. The fact that LIs chose to leave and abandon me was too agonizing for me.

That's so true. When I was younger, I always liked characters who were mature and very dependable (and honestly, I still like that now). But as I got older, I started to like the flirtatious, red-flag type; it's more exciting.

It relieves boredom, and I enjoy it. I like playing games for those two reasons. The more I play, the more it becomes a hobby. I'm thinking about trying to stream, so I can play for fun and also be productive.

I've asked my friends about this, but 80% of them say they prefer drama CDs that focus on the storyline. I, on the other hand, prefer 18+ drama CDs. That's why I wanted to find someone to share my thoughts on. Lmao

Of course, it has to be Mitsuhashi Wataru! I love him so much. I listen to all of his work. Oh, but there's another one, Ichijo Hirame. I like him too.

I totally understand. It feels like something's missing when I don't listen to it.

When we listen and fall asleep, when we wake up we won't remember where we left off or what the story was about, so we have to listen to it again and again. Lmao

Online manga Because I'm not very good at taking care of things and I'm not responsible, if I bought physical manga volumes to collect, I bet I'd tear them up within two days.

AIt depends on the situation. If I'm feeling down, I like to listen to realistic drama CDs because they're easy to imagine, easy to relate to, and comforting.But if I'm in a good mood, I tend to listen to intensive drama CDs. It's exciting, I like it.

Ikemen sengoku I played it for the first time and loved it so much! It completely got me into the otome world.