Anonymous commented at 2012-01-14 01:03:54 » #976440

ooh, this looks like shouji ayumu's stuff

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Anonymous commented at 2012-01-17 05:15:15 » #979148

REALLY NEED a translation here.

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Anonymous commented at 2012-06-03 13:56:38 » #1084426

Did the best I could with my extremely limited knowledge of reading moon runes. I don't know enough kanji to even attempt the real translations. Hope someone else can jump on this.

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Anonymous commented at 2013-04-26 21:38:48 » #1309871

comes from lolipop - 等身大少女
lolipop.li/book01.php

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Anonymous commented at 2013-06-05 18:25:53 » #1334691

Tried tagging the names, but my computer apparently hates me and won't let me save...

The brunette girl with the bob cut and red headband (2nd from the top on the left) is "Nana-chan".

The brunette girl with the yellow ribbons (3rd from the top on the right) is "Ayame Takashina".

Nana, Ayame, and Haru all come from games by Sol-fa-Soft. Specifically, they're featured in "Nana-chan to A.so.bou", "Nana-chan to Isshou", "Princess Pianissimo", "Princess Fortissimo", "Princess Intermezzo", and "Mugiwara Boushi to Mizube no Yousei", as well as the various special Comiket CD's by the group.

Kana-chan stars in her own comic duology, consisting of "Chousen! Kana-chan" and "Oshikake! Kana-chan". Suzune stars in the oneshot "Suzune to Isshou".

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Anonymous commented at 2013-06-05 18:33:38 » #1334693

Last anon: The title of the game Haru is from might be "Mugiwara Boushi to Suihen no Yousei" according to vndb...

And to get you guys started on Ayame's profile above:

"Ayame Takashina:
The ribbons in her hair and the gloves on her hands are her trademark! She has the hobby of playing piano."

That's all I got.

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