A visual novel unfolds around R-ne, a metallic lifeform who crashes from space into Hanma Town, and Keiji Osaki, a young man with a foggy background running a mech garage. They spend the summer bonding and vow to send her back to her planet, only for space pirates Lily and Yunie-self-styled rare metal hunters-to shake things up. Budding romances spark amid the chaos as the group chases answers.
Cute characters by artist nanaca mai, known for super deformed designs in The Fruit of Grisaia, animate with the e-mote system to show emotions and movement. This casual adventure on PC draws in visual novel fans who enjoy character-driven stories and lively expressions.
"Corona Blossom" is a visual novel.
The game features character art and designs by artist nanaca mai, who previously worked on the super deformed character art in "The Fruit of Grisaia."
Now, her cute characters will come to life, moving and expressing their emotions using the "e-mote" system.
STORY:
R-ne: a cute, metallic lifeform who one day fell from space.
Keiji Osaki: a young man with a hazy past, now working at a mech garage.
After whiling away much of the summer together, the two of them make a promise: They're going to return R-ne to her home planet.
Their plans are interrupted, though, by another couple of new arrivals to Hanma Town: the headstrong space pirates (or "rare metal hunters") Lily and Yunie.
Will Keiji and his friends ever be able to return R-ne to space?
And what will become of the group's budding romances?
The truth always emerges from the place you'd least expect...
