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Thanks for the recommendation, I've added it to my wish list. The art looks really good for an indie otome, and the plot sounds interesting, I'm intrigued.

Which type of otome do you prefer: fantasy with fictional worlds, magic, and so on, or everyday otome (school, college, or workplace romance)? Personally, I find everyday otome more boring because that's what happens in the real world, whereas fantasy stories appeal to me much more. For...

I'm currently replaying DRAMAtical Murder, and I'm curious to know which character you like the most and what drew you to them.

For me, it's DRAMAtical Murder. First of all, visually it's more vibrant and not as gloomy as other visual novels. Second, Towa is simply the best protagonist! Playing as him is a real pleasure. As for the plot, DRAMAtical Murder might have less philosophy, extraordinary depth, or hidden...

In otome, I'm more or less okay with LI keeping the MC in a certain place—for example, to protect her (like in or . But in real life, that's a huge red flag that you should avoid!

I've never played an otome where the MC and LI had a child at the end, but I think a scene or story arc like that could show the characters in a positive light and add depth to their relationship. So I'm not opposed to it.

Which otome do you remember forever and which left a lasting impression on you? And what exactly about the otome impressed you?

Usually in otome there are consistently 4–5 LI, plus there might be a secret character. But there are otome like Hakuouki and Kamigami no Asobi that feature 7 or more LI. In Kamigami no Asobi, in my opinion, a large number of LI doesn't make otome better—quite the opposite, in fact. The LI...

There are otome where the plot matters more than the relationships between the main characters. And there are cases where the plot isn't very interesting, but the chemistry between the characters is so strong that the plot doesn't seem to matter as much. So, which of these do you value more in...

I haven't seen many examples like this, but I really wish the MC in otome could stand up to really pushy guys and even be a bit of a badass with a strong personality—but the kind of badass you'd root for until the very end and still feel for.

I can't stand it when the MC turns out to be "the chosen one," immediately possesses some kind of special ability, and everything comes easily to her just because she's "the chosen one"—and the guys fall in love with her because she's "THE CHOSEN ONE"! This cliche needs to be done away with once...

I get enough of ordinary life in my own life, so I choose otome with fantasy plots and characters.

For me, spoilers are the worst thing I can come across when I'm playing otome, especially if it`s CG`s. I love the element of surprise and interesting plot twists, so I steer clear of spoilers.

I'm definitely going to choose yellow, because there are so many great otome that, unfortunately, haven't been localized yet. That really upsets me(

Which indie otome did you have no expectations for, but it pleasantly surprised you—and what exactly impressed you about it (graphics, story, characters)? I'd like to find some interesting recommendations. For me, it's Don't eat the cashier! The visuals and characters are soooo good!

I always have a hard time accepting changes in voice actors, especially when the voice of a favorite character has changed. Sometimes the new voice sounds very similar to the original, and then it's a little easier to deal with, but when the voice changes drastically, that's a problem for me.

I don't think I've ever completed a single otome/BL 100%. Let me explain: I play through absolutely every route, but I hate bad endings so much that I simply don't play through them—I only play until I get a good ending.

A lot depends not so much on the characters' ages as on their personalities. I usually prefer LI`s who are older than the MC, but there are also LI`s who are younger than MC but have more interesting personalities or are more charismatic than others. So it varies depending on the situation.

I usually focus on one otome, but if it doesn't really interest me, I might switch to another one.

I'll definitely go for otome. I love this genre, and it speaks to me more than BL, although there are some great examples of those, too.