She’s a reliable older sister character, but has a clumsy side to her which the other Ryouzapaku girls often target. There are some nice moments which show the relationship advancing, but I was left wanting a lot more romantic development. Despite what the situation might call for, the interaction is usually quite professional. Rinchuu becomes his personal guard, and two are pretty around each other 24/7. The Sou Clan target Yamato to make him adopt a similar position in their organisation.Īfter almost getting kidnapped by Shibunkyou of the Sou Clan, Yamato learns why the Ryouzanpaku came to Kawakami. Conveniently enough, all these warriors are women, which certainly doesn’t scream a harem ending (<= sarcasm). What we’re told about this “Roshungi” figure is that they’re the second highest figure in the Ryouzanpaku, and they’re in charge of managing the 108 warriors in the organisation. Roshungi seems to be some Chinese historical character, but I really couldn’t be bothered researching in depth. The route starts off with one of the Ryouzanpaku’s biggest rival organisations, the Sou Clan, receiving a message from the ever mysterious “M” stating that Yamato has qualities that could make him the next “Roshungi”. However the addition of an ending for Haru was rather pointless and I would have preferred if they had used the extra time to add a bit more for Homura. The route had a very nice ending though, which pushes the score up a bit. The route was around 4 hours long, but maybe 50% of the route focuses of characters other than Homura. Homura’s route wasn’t bad, but all in fairness it felt more like a West x Kazama family route rather than Homura’s route. This was pretty disappointing because I wanted to at least learn more about Homura’s fighting capabilities. There are a couple of fights, mainly between Momoyo and the Principal, but nothing major. There’s some minor stuff about Homura and fireworks, but it isn’t very engaging. No conflict or huge drama, so the route didn’t really have much direction apart from making friends with the west. I mean what? Am I trying to collect them all of something? ButI suppose it did hold some meaning in the sense it showed the gap between the east and west shrink. I didn’t find a huge point in these medals. There’s some random custom in the west high school where you give a medal to someone you consider a true friend. Actually as a whole, Yamato felt rather “shapeless” in this route, and was a lot plainer than I remembered him to be. However I felt this was something that happened out of the flow of the conversation, rather than out of love. I liked how Yamato semi-confesses to Homura and asks her to make some fireworks for him in order to get her out of her slump. All I really remember is fireworks, ramen, and Yamato walking into the bathroom as she’s getting undressed. The two spend a lot of time together, but I didn’t feel that the interactions between the two were enough to sprout love. I probably like Kazuko more, but Homura’s also good. Homura’s energetic personality and passion for fireworks reminds me a lot of kazuko. No need to dilute things even further by adding more characters.
No new characters are added to this route, which I was fine with. This aspect of the route I really enjoyed because it was interesting to see how some characters matched up with each other. So we learn more about the 10 warriors as they bond with various members of the Kazama family.
In the west, Kazama informs the family to avoid spending time with each other in order to experience the west to its fullest. So through Kazama’s insane luck, the whole Kazama Family (+ Gen) head over to the west for 2 months. The principal of the west school asks for 10 students from the east to come for an exchange. We find out that Yamato exchanges numbers with Homura at some point before she returns to the west, and they become mail buddies. So Homura’s route pretty much continues from the point after the practice battle between the east and the west which occurs at the start of Majikoi S. However we look into that side of the world in a lot more detail in this disc. Both these groups of characters made their biggest appearances in Majikoi-S, and have since been briefly scattered about the other discs in the A-series. I’m sure a lot of people were looking forward to this disc because it they focus on the characters from the west and those that are part of the “Ryouzanpaku”. So it’s time for the long awaited A-4 disc which holds routes for Rinchuu and Homura. 1.This post contains major spoilers for this game, so proceed at your own risk.
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