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>>6333714
Fuminori wasn't a monster. His views of the world were grotesquely distorted, im sure if any of you had to live in a world of lovecraftian horror in every conceivable inch of everything--- covering every one of the five senses you have, you would be the same too.

Saya wasn't a monster either, if anything, she was the most "humane" out of all the characters even if she wasn't a human herself. The only "evil" thing about her is her physical appearance. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. She was always judged by her appearance, animals were shocked at the sights of her, humans tried to kill her out of fear. Even when she distorted the man's senses so that he would be nice to her and love her the way Fuminori did, she only got raped. But all she wanted was to be loved, then she found Fuminori, the one thing on the planet who didn't fear her or judge her based on her appearance, the ONLY thing that truly loved her, but even so, they never get to be with each other.

Out of all the characters, Dr. Tanbo had to be the most inhumane, narrow-minded, judgmental monster in the whole story. Dr. Tanbo wanted to kill saya because she was something different than her. She viewed saya as a monster based on what her physical appearance was, considering Saya a monster because she was an alien.

So ask yourself, Who's the REAL monster here?

>Can somebody explain me why people hyped it so much? Because there's absolutely nothing special about it.

I suppose it's just different. At least, different in the market of English translated VNs. I prefer VNs like this compared to things like say, Shuffle, and I'm certainly not the only one. Despite not being the only one, we're still in the minority for this particular genre. So, when something halfway decent comes along, we can't help but sing its praises.

>>2909876
>Simple text
You're not reading VNs the right way, bro.

OP's pic kind of pissed me off.

Hey, /jp/. I've been kind of lacking in the VN department every since Saya no Uta came out. Has anything new been translated lately?

'Sup /jp/, I just finished Saya No Uta (all 3 endings), enjoyed it very much and was wondering if you guys could recommend me any visual novels similar to it. When I say similar, I mean I prefer that they have a darker and more mature storyline and be fairly short in terms of length. I had played two other visual novels before SnU but this was the first one I finished because it was short and kept me engrossed the entire way. There were never any boring parts.