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Asami:“Oh, uh….I wasn’t completely aware of that”

(Source: asamies)

englishotomegames:

Atelier of Arland Series

“The Atelier series of games focuses around the use of alchemy. Players control the game’s character, roaming the game world to collect objects to use in alchemy recipes to create new objects, including cooking ingredients, recovery items, tools, weapons, armor, and accessories. Synthesized objects are commonly required in order to create more powerful or potent objects through alchemy. Many of the games feature a method of transferring properties of one item from the recipe to the synthesized item. Recipes also often allow the substitution of items, which can either lend better properties to the final synthesized item, or can lead to the character thinking of a completely new recipe.

The games are generally centered around a turn-based combat system, in which the items made through alchemy come into play, either to boost the character’s abilities, or for offensive, defensive, or support items.

The games’ stories are typically light-hearted and humorous, and the player ends up with a large group of characters to explore the world with.” (Source)

This is a series of of RPG games that have otome elements/atmosphere.

Atelier Rorona: The Alchemist of Arland (PS3) (JP: June 25th, 2009 NA: September 28th, 2010)
Atelier Totori: The Adventurer of Arland (PS3) (JP: June 24th, 2010 NA: September 27th, 2011)
Atelier Meruru: The Apprentice of Arland (PS3) (JP: June 23rd, 2011 NA: May 29th, 2012)

There was actually a game recently released in Japan on April 12th, called Atelier Elkrone ~Dear for Otomate~; a game made together by GUST and Otomate. It’s more of a visual novel/pure otome game than the other games in the Atelier series, but it may have a chance of being released here if enough interest is shown. If you’re interested, go to the official NIS America forums and post in this thread to let them know. The more support, the better!

sailormoongifs:

30 days of sailor moon → day one: what age you started watching sailor moon
» about five or six, after school on cartoon network

(Source: enchantica)