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You and Me: Love Interest Quest

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[X] Aoi Shimaru. A first-year student at Shinohara High. Cheerful and energetic, she likes to help people. Once she starts talking, it's hard to make her stop.

[X] Reiji Fujioka
[X] Male

[X] Prim. (You're an epitome of good manners and elegance. That makes other admire you, but in a way, that also places you on a pedestal.)
[X] Rich. (Your family is well-off, and you make sure everyone knows this. No one knows whether there's something hidden behind this luster but you.)
[X] Ill. (Your health was always poor. That made you miss a lot of fun things growing up, and the looming threat never went away. Even now, you need to be careful about your body.)
 
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Adhoc vote count started by Suzu on Dec 24, 2017 at 10:38 PM, finished with 51 posts and 26 votes.
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Wait, is that the girl from Your Name? Aw dang man, no way. We can't break up their love story, it was so sweet.

(Really nice sketch though)
 
CoreBrute said:
Wait, is that the girl from Your Name? Aw dang man, no way. We can't break up their love story, it was so sweet.

(Really nice sketch though)
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That's from the complimentary novel. Your Name. Another Side: Earthbound.

The difference here is that Mitsuha doesn't keep her hair in a ponytail - Taki does - but Aoi does. Therefore, you can think of them as different characters.

Also, if you have an idea about what Reiji looks like, feel free to post here, and we'll decide by the popular vote.
 
Tada Taro said:
That's from the complimentary novel. Your Name. Another Side: Earthbound.

The difference here is that Mitsuha doesn't keep her hair in a ponytail - Taki does - but Aoi does. Therefore, you can think of them as different characters.

Also, if you have an idea about what Reiji looks like, feel free to post here, and we'll decide by the popular vote.
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Are you going off her Canon colors then?
 
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First Event: Difference - Part 1
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    • To me, he was a person that lived in a completely different world; such was the difference between us.

    The usual hustle-and-bustle of the school stops as soon as you open the classroom door. The continuous chit-chat of students comes to a screeching halt, and everyone's eyes look at you. No one dares to speak, not a peep from them, but you can still feel their gazes.

    This is your usual routine. When you sit down, everything goes to normal, and the chatter resumes, but you hear the hushed whispers and notice someone looking at you, only to pretend they are doing something else. This is normal, too.

    You are used to this, to the things your classmates say behind your back. It doesn't matter: they can say whatever they want, but you know the truth. You're better than that.

    The teacher, a balding man in a suit too big for him, opens the door, accompanied by the bell. Students stand up, bow and sit down; the lesson starts.

    "… In his book, the author wanted to portray the loneliness he experienced during his youth, the same loneliness that many young people during his time – and even now – experienced at some point of their lives. This theme – the feeling that people are incapable of understand each other – is rather important. If you look at the page…"

    Words escape the teacher's lips, and you listen. Whether it's because you find the topic interesting or simply because it is your duty as a student is of no importance. For a moment, the feeling that someone's looking at you appears again.

    Following the source, you look at the window. There's a group of students wearing jerseys and shorts. Judging by the color of their clothes, they are first-year students. Finally, you notice the one staring at you. It's a girl, her black hair are kept in a ponytail, lost in thoughts.

    As your eyes meet, she snaps out of her trance and waves at you, red-faced. Idly, you wonder what is she thinking about. You…

    [] Wave back at her.

    [] Pay her no attention.
     
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    • [X] Wave back at her.

    Well at least someone is bothering to greet us properly, we're surrounded by savages, I swear.

    Anyway as far as our character image goes, here are couple I found that might work.
     
    [X] Pay her no attention.
    Maximum study.

    Also, can I say that this writing is simply scrumptious?
     
    Tada Taro said:
    What pun? I don't think I made any.

    Did I... Did I just accidentally a pun?
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    Dark as Silver said:
    Although it can be used in other ways, scrumptious is usually used to describe food.
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    definition said:
    Scrumptious:
    (of food) extremely appetizing or delicious.
    "a scrumptious chocolate tart"

    synonyms: delicious, gorgeous, tasty, good, mouth-watering, appetizing, inviting, palatable, delectable, delightful, succulent, rich, sweet, choice, dainty, savoury, flavoursome, flavourful, piquant, luscious, toothsome
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    [X] Wave back at her.

    I dont want to play as a complete stoic or snobbish loner. Were already semi isolated by the traits that was picked putting us in a pedestal to the rest of our schoolmates that its hard to be relatable and get friends. With this, we show a little initiative and willingness in becoming friends with someone. I dont care if it will signify a flag for that girl in our route. Besides we'll just be greeting her back. Its basic decency and manners to reciprocate the gesture.

    Shura12305 said:
    Anyway as far as our character image goes, here are couple I found that might work.
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    Also, I like the second pic the most.

    Awesome quest by the way. :) I liked that were not actually the protagonist as it provides a unique perspective in the gameplay/storyline.
     
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    [X] Wave back at her.

    Clearly we're distracted anyway. If we really were studying we wouldn't have noticed.
     
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