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Hana Yori Dango: Koi Seyo Otome! (花より男子 恋せよ女子! (はなよりだんご こいせよおとめ ) ) is a dating simulation game based on the manga, Boys Over Flowers by Yoko Kamio. The game was published by Konami for the Nintendo DS on July 10, 2008.[2] It was released a week after the premiere of Hana Yori Dango Final.

Playing a transfer student at Eitoku Academy, the user takes the place of Tsukushi Makino who instead becomes a friend. Eventually, the player can romance one of the F4 members, namely Tsukasa Domyoji, Rui Hanazawa, Sojiro Nishikado, and Akira Mimasaka.[3]

Storyline[]

Koi-Seyo-back-of-box

Back cover

In April, the player's character transfers to Eitoku Academy and quickly angers the F4's leader Tsukasa Domyoji, when she pours water from a vase on him. The player later befriends Tsukushi Makino, who has a similar economic background. After the player receives a red card, Tsukushi stands up for her and kicks Tsukasa in the face. Instead of retaliating, Tsukasa withdraws the red card. The player then lives her life normally, while befriending the F4 and other characters.

Game play[]

Game play focuses on the day-to-day tasks of the player's character. She wakes up, goes to school in the morning, and sometimes goes on outings during the evening. During school and her evening outings, she can interact with the F4 or other characters. These interactions push along the plot, which follows the manga loosely. Additionally, interactions can cause the gain or lost of affection from certain characters, mostly Tsukasa Domyoji, Rui Hanazawa, Sojiro Nishikado, and Akira Mimasaka. The affection level with one of the dateable characters determines which ending the player receives.

Seinosuke Amakusa and Amon Kunisawa are also available for the player to romance, though they appear later on. Seinosuke is first introduced during the summer. If the player also romances Tsukasa, an event similar to the manga will be triggered. Amon will appear near in December, if the player raises their affection level with Tsukasa high enough. There is a small window to romance Amon, roughly from January to March. Additionally, an original character named Chizuru Minatsuki is introduced to serve as a rival for Akira.[4]

Cast and characters[]

Character Voice[5]
Tsukasa Domyoji
Amon Kunisawa
Takahiro Sakurai
Rui Hanazawa Mamoru Miyano
Sojiro Nishikado Ryotaro Okiayu
Akira Mimasaka Takashi Kondo
Tsukushi Makino
Akira Mimasaka's mother
Megumi Toyoguchi
Seinosuke Amakusa Akira Ishida
Kazuya Aoike
Junpei Oribe
Hiro Shimono
Sakurako Sanjo
Chizuru Minatsuki
Yuriko Asai
Ryoka Yuzuki
Shigeru Okawahara
Sara Hinata
Minako Yamano
Chieko Higuchi
Tsubaki Domyoji
Yuki Matsuoka
Emu and Memu Mimasaka
Hitomi Nabatame
Kaede Domyoji
Proprietress
Rika Fukami
Shizuka Todo
Umi Nakajima
Ayano Kurimaki
Erika Ayuhara
Wakana Yamazaki

Staff[]

  • Original work: Boys Over Flowers by Yoko Kamio
  • Director: Terashi Norihiro
  • Producers: Mitsuo Hasunuma, Noriyuki Saeki
  • Scenario: Nobiko Fujinaga, Wills Planning Team
  • Planning: Kazuhiro Takata, Satomi Yamakawa, Satomi Ota, Yoshiaki Fujisawa
  • Program: Akira Ohashi, Tsubasa Yamaguchi, Masayuki Kino
  • Program adviser: Kazuyuki Kashima
  • Graphics: Takayuki Takamura, Daisuke Kato, Shoichi Kawamura, Yumi Mikawa
  • Sound production: Nobuhiko Matsufuji
  • Sound director: Nobuyuki Akena
  • Audio recording: Nobuyuki Akena, Atsushi Sato, Yutaka Shimoyama

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