- April 13, 2018
- minori
Supipara: Chapter 2
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About
In "Supipara: Chapter 2," Yukinari Sanada returns to his hometown after seven years and transfers to Oumi Academy with his sister, Rikka. However, his new life is quickly complicated by a lazy witch and a half-Japanese beauty in his class. This interactive novel features dynamic characters and expressive portraits, immersing players in a story about smiles, peace, passion, and love. Supipara's gameplay involves branching dialogues and choices affecting the story's outcome.





- The game features a heartwarming story with immensely likeable characters and a fantastic soundtrack that evokes strong emotions.
- Chapter 2 surpasses the first chapter in terms of character development and storytelling, providing a satisfying conclusion and deeper romance.
- The visuals and voice acting are top-notch, enhancing the overall experience and making it a joy to play.
- The game is incomplete, as the developer minori has disbanded, leaving players without the promised future chapters.
- Some players found the main heroine in Chapter 2 initially unlikeable, which may deter some from fully enjoying the story.
- The absence of certain animated sequences and music in the main menu detracts from the overall presentation.
story
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is described as heartwarming and features likable characters, complemented by a fantastic soundtrack. While it plays it safe and avoids melodrama, the narrative improves in Chapter 2, showcasing better pacing and character development, particularly with the well-crafted character Hotaru Amano. Overall, the story is engaging, though some reviewers note that it doesn't reach the heights of other visual novels like eden* and ef.
“It's a very heartwarming story, with immensely likeable characters, a fantastic OST, and plenty of feels for your emotional needs.”
“This visual novel's chapters can be standalone stories that tell a part of each tale, but the whole set will likely reflect the background story of Alice.”
“Chapter 2's overall plot is weaker than Eden* and ef, but it made me remember how much I enjoyed slice of life back when I read Supipara Chapter 1.”
“Supipara Chapter 2 takes an interesting premise introduced in Chapter 1 that failed to fully connect, yet this time manages to excel with a much better story and focus that features a more dynamic leading lady.”