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>>3282777
haha

Hello /jp/ how are you?

>>1850038
>Oh god Saya is a monster

Saya no Uta tells the story of a girl, circa 1999, who is taken away by time travelers to the late 21st Century. Once there, she marvels at the wonders that the future offers, but is also increasingly amazed to find that she longs for her own time (the past) and the boy she left behind because of her journey forward. Although she has been provided a robot man, who obeys her every command without question, she quickly realizes that this is a poor substitute for her lost love: the robot companion can never love or be loved by her. Her desire to return to the past grows stronger once she is told that she cannot be returned to her own time, and she attempts an escape using her captors' time transporter equipment. Her premature escape is foiled by her captors, and she subsequently discovers that they had been keeping her in their future only to illustrate to her how it suffers from the choices that had been made during her time. The girl is finally returned to her year of origin (1999), armed with the understanding necessary for her to make a positive impact on the future.

>>1663431
Saya loves you.

>>1646067
She just wanted to translate it for us herself. If they had realized that earlier, so many innocent translators wouldn't have had to die.

And then Saya devoured Anonymous. With love.

>>963746
This one?

Guys.

I want to make a visual novel were you play a 30 year old man who meets a magical girl who failed to stop the end of the world.

The guy is a loser and recluse who lives in an island home he squatted from some family who died in the great calamity -- a person who never built a life and didn't feel anything from the collapse of society, because he was self identified as part of that society.

The girl is the survivor of a magical girl team who spent the last of her power and is dying and has no power left.

Ruined cities with knee-high floods that extend to the horizon. A boat ride to the arctic and a journey to a deep space radio telescope that might or might not be able to see if earth colony ship really escaped, and warn them of the danger they might face in space.

Worth writing?
Worth reading?

Picture not related, ze~