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For me, definitely! I'm a fan of quite a few voice actors. I love looking up new titles, reading the summaries, and checking the voice cast. I always get so excited whenever I see one of my favorite voice actors in the cast. ✨

The first otome game I played was Are You Alice on the PSP. After that, I watched the Hakuoki anime, and it really caught my interest. So I looked into the series, played several of the games, and ended up loving it. Since then, I've played lots of other otome games too. :)

Honestly, I do enjoy reading. But if it were just reading and the story wasn't exciting or was too bland, I think I'd get bored. Adding some RPG elements might make it more fun. Even though I say that, I still play more text-heavy otome games anyway. Haha! :D

I'm okay with otome games that have multiple MCs. There aren't many games like that, though. It's not something I specifically look for, but I'm totally fine with it. I don't really have a problem with it because I also care about the game's story. :)

I usually try to play without a guide first. But if I accidentally get onto the route of an LI I'm not ready to play yet, I'll use a guide. :)

I like listening to Otome CDs, even though 18+ Otome CDs are more exciting, haha. But sometimes I want to listen to something more relaxing, though it's hard to find titles I really like. I'm trying to look for many more interesting audio dramas.

I've always enjoyed listening to Japanese music. I started with J-rock, then got into J-pop. Later, after playing more otome games, I discovered so many amazing songs from them. I especially love character songs—they're my favorite! As a voice actor fan, I get excited every time a character song...

I usually follow the circles I like. If I really enjoy a certain series or a voice actor, I'll keep up with their releases. I don't follow every single drama CD—just the ones that match my interests. I also follow voice actors on social media because they often share updates about their work...

I don't really mind whether it's a male or female singer. Most otome games usually have female artists singing the opening songs, but these days, some newer games have started using male singers too. Some games even have the characters themselves sing the opening and ending themes, and I...

I usually keep up with drama CD news on X (Twitter). Sometimes I also check DLsite or the companies' official websites, but I mostly find updates on X :)

I have a lot of otome games in my library, and there are so many that I want to play. Sometimes I even want to play several games at the same time. But since each game usually has a lot of love interests and long routes, it can take quite a while to finish one. So I prefer to focus on...

I think that would be a really fun idea! If I could have a role in an otome game, I'd actually like to play the villain. Hahaha! Or maybe I'd be someone's friend, causing a bit of harmless chaos and making things more fun. I'd also enjoy being the supportive side character who's always cheering...

Honestly, I like both 2D and 3D games. But if I had to choose, I'd probably pick 2D because that's what I started with and what I've played the most. I think 3D games are great too, although some of them still have a few awkward animations. On the other hand, I really like games with...

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I like to look at the beautiful cover art, then I check the voice actor's name, and then I try reading the synopsis. If it's interesting, I'll buy it to listen. Most of all, I always look for the voice actor's name first because I have so many favorite voice actors (⁠*⁠˘⁠︶⁠˘⁠*⁠)⁠.⁠｡⁠*⁠♡

I want to play old games on my PS Vita. I'm looking for the games 'un:birthday song' and 're:birthday song' ಥ⁠_⁠ಥ

I think having more choices is a good thing. I also like reading long stories, but I love when the choices let us decide which path we take and what kind of ending we’ll get :)

I think they probably made a separate version for people who don’t like the female character’s voice in the CD. Honestly, I’m not really a fan of it either. I think they might have made it that way so the listener can feel like they’re putting themselves into the story, maybe? But in the end, I...

I like mischievous characters because they seem fun. But it’s not really a problem for me—I usually look at the game first before deciding. Sometimes it just depends on my mood at the time. :)

I prefer 2D over 3D. Although 3D graphics look more realistic, some games have awkward character movements and occasional bugs. That said, there are also many 3D games that are done really well. ;)