Hisui Good End

[Anonymous No.]

But...that's not fair.

That's not...;_;

[MolesterJim No.]

>>309747
It's the antiharem route.
Loving couple left all alone.

[Anonymous No.]

Ya, it's sad that Akiha didn't die like she should have.

[Anonymous No.]

>>309755

So it's the anti-Ciel Good End?

[Daito No.]

>>309755

i think he was talking about the whole thing with Kohaku

[MolesterJim No.]

>>309765
No Arcueid, no Ciel, No Kohaku wanting to kill the Tohnos, no Akiha hounding Shiki.

Final destination.

[Anonymous No.]

>>309761

[Anonymous No.]

>>309795
A truly happy life with his true love.

[MolesterJim No.]

>>309821
Well, Each love is his true love (except for Ciel Good, but I prefer to think of it as the silly ending to reward Shiki after being nearly killed 15 times)

[Anonymous No.]

>>309849
But the hindrances are still there in all other routes, which is also why Kohaku was trying to get Shiki to move AWAY from Akiha at the end of Kohaku route.

[Anonymous No.]

Hisui Good is the best of the good ends, though that's not too hard considering the alternatives. It still sucks compared to Hisui True (and all other Far Side routes) due to resolving nothing and relying on something as stupid as convenient amnesia.

[Anonymous No.]

Best drunk or bestest drunk?

[Anonymous No.]

>>309979
The amnesia isn't that hard to see, she was severely emotionally unstable and had lost her only mental crutch.

[Anonymous No.]

>>309979
It ends happier than Hisui True though. ;_;

[Anonymous No.]

Look at the bright side.

Hisui is still alive and well.

[Anonymous No.]

>>310021
But I still liked Hisui true the best, with the whole thing of them moving forward at the end to become happy, and the wanting to not waste the protection that Kohaku had given Hisui by moving forward.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]