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Originally Posted by Kyuusaisha
Do we have any information on the VAs? The art is looking different than the usual Key art which in this case is a great thing in my opinion
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Riki Naoe: None (He's you basically)
Komari Kamikita: Natsumi Yanase (CV)
Rin Natsume: Tomoe Tamiya (CV)
Haruka Saigusa: Keiko Suzuki (CV)
Kudryavka Noumi: Akemi Kaneko (CV)
Yuiko Kurugaya: Ryōko Tanaka (CV)
Mio Nishizono: Yumi Arai (CV)
Kyousuke Natsume: Hikaru Midorikawa (CV)
Masato Inohara: Nobutoshi Canna (CV)
Kengo Miyazawa: Yūsei Oda (CV)
Like slasher movies I want to start calling the deaths, but I'll leave that for tomorrow. Yes though the art is substantially better than any previous Key game. No Ayu or Nayuki clones and yet it still has its own unique style. The eyes especially with their glass marbly look with triple rings that change shade towards the center remind me of one of Sunrises old styles from the 80's with an updated look. Everyone kind of dresses in Gothic Lolita though on the main page except for the main girl Komari, which is a bit boring.
Before I go, after reading a bit on the story concept, it
seems set up for the usual Key tragedy (Keywords being "Seems Set Up"). The Little Buster's have allowed the main character to find enjoyment in life after a tragic event in its past. I'm going to bet the plot has something to do with the Little Busters bond being shattered by some series of events, or something. Plus the main girl looks like the obvious choice for someone to bring warmth into the main characters life only to get slammed by a semi in a traffic accident and have him break down again.
Key, like Yoshiyuki Tomino has built a reputation for it's way of dealing with its characters. They like them to suffer in order to grow. Will Little Busters be Key's Turn-A Gundam style turn around in character development methods. That's up to Jun Maeda.
Personally I think Key is long overdue for a game where the characters face adversity, we feel for them, we cry with them, they grow from it and overcome it and we feel joy. A death or two is cool, but if so no more Car Accidents, "Sickness", She was really an animal stuff. 8 years later I think Key needs to redefine its own image like it redefined the image of the genre back in 1999. That's just my opinion though, I'm sure a lot of people will be content with a sob story and good CG. That's okay too.