Kusarihime: The Horror Visual Novel That Changed Everything
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As the inspiration for works like Fate/stay night and Saya no Uta, 2002's Kusarihime is the horror visual novel that led to everything changing -- so just how does this ambitious work about rot, memory, and humanity hold up over 20 years later?
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Script and sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/18z7GoWUtoI5C016I8KKQTbOMdEFj3qKG_jlT1UtzcEY/edit
00:00:00 Preface
00:01:11 The Rotting Princess
00:05:20 Synopsis
00:07:43 Kurikaesu, Kurikaesu…
00:09:34 A Cast of Outcasts
00:16:47 Meteoric Meteo
00:20:12 Aural & Visual
00:26:17 Patreon Break
00:31:15 Rot [SPOILERS]
00:47:55 Despair [SPOILERS]
00:59:29 Hope [SPOILERS]
01:06:39 Closing the Loop
Comments
I don't recall if you are still looking for stuff to add to the list but I thought Comic Party might be worth looking into. Fair warning: it's a long game depending on the version played. I recently saw a video by KaiserBeamz on the 2001 TV anime adaptation and it gives a positive look on the doujin scene of two decades ago. The English dub has its charms too with familiar VAs like Lisa Ortiz and Rachael Lillis.
Peter Tushar
2024-05-17 04:18:14 +0000 UTCoh fuck dl-site sponsorship???
It's-a me, Mario! In the year 2002 I saw a deer stand up on it's hindlegs and scream like a human. Mama Mia!!
2024-05-15 15:52:25 +0000 UTC
