As a relationship story, it just doesn’t gel for me. Overall: Mostly this route makes me want a route focused on Ryu’s family. Ryu: “If you don’t like what I’m going to do…punch me.”.Johji: “Well, even if I tease Ryu, it’s not much fun on account of him being so dense.”.So, just keep making them every day until Ryu does start accepting them.” If he keeps on refusing your lunches, I will eat them every day. MC: “No, we can do without that, thank you!”.Tak: “Do you want me to throw up what I just ate?”.Ryu: “Well then, you should’ve given it to me and not Tak.”.Tak: “Did you want to give this (lunch) to Ryu?”.He’s a bit tsun, mostly dere, and hugely dense when it comes to girls and romance. He’s unlike the archetypes that most other Voltage characters fall under. Ryu: “If you keep staring at me, I swear I’m going to bite you. I find Ryuzo as a character to be quite interesting.

At the end it felt like they were together because everyone told Ryu he should be with the MC, not because he liked her in particular.

It doesn’t feel like a believable romance or friendship to me.

I’ve certainly read worse, but this one does not flow well.

The MC makes some fairly stupid decisions.

Takeshi’s deadpan dialog always entertains.

The MC’s memories with the guys are told through flash-back sections, not long sections of dialog where character A recounts what she did with character B in excruciating detail.

He’s dense, short-tempered, hard-working, and protective his father acts more like a competitive brother, and his sisters are adorable.

Ryuzo and his family are peculiar and funny.Just be aware of it if you’re sensitive to certain issues.Basic Premise: The seventeen-year-old main character moves back to the town and friends she left ten years ago. I’m going to write more about it in a different post, so that way I don’t spoil that part of the story for anyone. However, I do want to warn people that there is a potential trigger in his route. I think he’s going to be one of those characters that people either love or hate, but I think his route is definitely worth playing even if you don’t think you’ll like his character. He doesn’t fit a particular mold and is unique among Voltage men. The storyline was sweet and cohesive, and I actually played through it in one sitting because I got so into it. I genuinely enjoyed Ryu’s route and character. Since he has played that role for so long and is so comfortable with it, it takes his entire main route for him to see the MC as a potential romantic partner, and not a little sister. He’s a year older than everybody else, and as such, he takes on an older brother role in the group dynamic. Ryuzo is very protective of the MC and his friends. He just chooses to only be knowledgeable in things that he has an actual interest in. He comes across as a bit of a dummy, but I don’t think he actually is. He doesn’t seem to take much interest in school, but he’s very knowledgeable about his family’s produce business. He’s the oldest of 4 kids, and is very kind and loving with his younger siblings. Looks are deceiving in this case, as Ryuzo is extremely responsible and caring.

He looks and dresses like a gangster, and most people are afraid of him. I find Ryuzo as a character to be quite interesting.

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