The Hatsune Miku mobile game made me cry | Project Sekai & Mizuki
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 เม.ย. 2023
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Project Sekai aka ProSeka aka Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage is a mobile offshoot of the Project Diva series. More importantly, it also has some of the best queer storytelling I've seen in a minute. It seriously has no reason to be this good. It got me thinking about what kind of media was accessible when I was young(er) and the importance of having stories like this. So let's talk vocaloid, project sekai and more.
I'm also now realizing I mispronounced An's name.
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Every character in the game is a different story, they have events that sometimes focus just on their arc, and that’s amazing. Queer representation, depression, su1c1d3 thoughts, family problems, everything a normal teen can experience, that makes u connect with the characters, I love this game.
It’s not just a silly and agonizing gacha game and finger breaking charts, it’s more than that
gonna point out that mizuki’s outfits and style aren’t THAT different from other characters in the game, and the type of fashion they wear is decently popular in japan. even ena wears similar clothing to mizuki, they both seem to share a liking for cute fashion, but ena is confident posting herself on social media, and doesn’t get the same type of comments that mizuki does. this is interesting because it implies that the reason mizuki is getting these comments when others aren’t is because their classmates either remember when they were more masculine presenting, or some of mizuki’s less feminine features can still be noticed.
this was a very well made video, i enjoyed hearing your perspective on mizuki !!! i’d love to see you cover some of the other characters, especially mafuyu or shiho :)
The description of more veiled instances of transphobia towards Mizuki (and the resulting feelings eating away at them and their ability to trust others) were pretty damn apt.
For real, whoever does the writing for this game can't have enough credit for how true-to-life, yet delicately handled the scenario is.
It really makes me wonder what the writers are pulling inspiration from. It's disarmingly real at times.
@@RickiHirsch Yeah, including Mafuyu's treatment by her mother- I swear some of her dialogues are direct quotes
tbh the story that made me cry was……Leo Need main story …?
It was so emotional with honami being bully for being too nice (?), shiho who is judged by everyone bc she is kinda cold, Saki who didn’t have the opportunity to enjoy the happy side of school and Ichika who saw her best friends getting away from her… This was so sad and relatable…
Yeah. I feel like they did so much in the Leo need main story. People really undersell it.
Me two... I Kin Honami
@@dakaramotto.I know right? I love all the stories, but Leo/Need’s tends to be less appreciated. I wish more people would check it out.
Yeah i kin honomi :3
watched this video when i searched some stuff up about mizuki and i agree so much, whenever i first read the main story. i cried because of how painfully relatable it was. i drifted away from my best friends before and it left a lot of scars on me with the situation. anytime i saw saki later on the main story, i wanted to break down in tears :(((
damn, Hatsune Miku mobile game got me crying in the club...
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The speed which he was playing Prosekai was making me cry
I am so happy the writing in this game is being more recognized
It is really good mizukis problem even more the getting uncomfy just going to the bathroom because it feels like i either will be mocked or people will "find out" who i really am
Also mafuyu story with her mom and loss of sense of self also felt really close to home
This entire team is my confort depressed group
The writing has no reason to be this good but I'm glad that it is. A lot of the stories go places I wouldn't have though could be done well in a mobile game but here we are.
What if Hatsune Mike lived in Chicago and loved pizza
I would travel to chicago and get pizza with her
why is your name that
Domino's Pizza feat. Hatsune Miku (Chicago edition)
the part that got me about mizukis story is that one dialogue where their dad and sister are like “its okay mizuki you dont have to go to school”, ugh that thing made me cry
also i really like mizukis relationship with rui 👍 very cool and cute
I love mizuki with my whole heart and, fandom infighting aside, seeing so many people be so passionate about a canonically trans video game character really makes me happy. This game really is something special
graaa!!! this video is soo good :) i love mizuki, and as a nonbinary person, i can definitely appreciate who they are. their growth as a character is perfect !! i find myself relating to both middle school mizuki and middle school rui a whole bunch. i really hope they can open up to 25ji soon :)
I love More More Jump so much, so I read the main story for them and like, it is a perfect example of idol struggles. Shizuku and Haruka being bullied by their other members because they were taking up the as the lead for everything, to the point where Shizuku gets told OFF by her members, telling her that she was an ass, when she goes there to officially leave the group and Haruka having to struggle with losing one of their members (Not death even though it sounds like it) from injuries and putting the blame on Haruka, I liked how Mai, even though she lashed out at Haruka like that, she apologized and saw that she was in the wrong. BUT UNLIKE THE MEMBERS OF SHIZUKU'S GROUP WHO IN A LATER EVENT STORY TALK SHIT ABOUT SHIZUKU ON TV. Anyways, then we go to Airi who * LOVE SO MUCH
oh Mino is for sure autistic
I love love love Mizuki, they're in my top three favourite characters in this game. What I particularly like about them is that their story isn't exclusively about their presentation or gender, but more about their fear of getting close to others, aka closing the distance. It's protected them thus far, allowing Mizuki to move away from people with little problem and no hurt feelings before they themself risk getting hurt. And while it is pointed out Mizuki can't continue in this state, this behaviour isn't only depicted negatively either! In the still JPN only event Our Escape for Survival, Mizuki's critical advice to fellow unit member Mafuyu, who's in a very unhealthy family situation, is that it's okay to run away sometimes. And I love that, because it's Mizuki pulling from their own bad experiences, opening up just a little for the first time, in order to help their friend.
Though I will never not be mad the localisation changed Mizuki's third event name to What Lies Behind, What Lies Ahead. The original name as translated My Footprints, Your Destination sounds so much more meaninful.
Our Escape for Survival was excellent. I'm always impressed with how this game manages to pull all these different story elements together and let the characters develop across events.
Glad to see more and more good representations of queer characters in media. Awesome video, excited to see what's up next!
ur note speed is killing me.... joking abt that aside, this is genuinely wonderful video!!!
Thank you thank you! I did call it mid gameplay for a reason 😅😅
@@RickiHirschyou can change the note speed to what ever fits you in the setting!
Haven't played this game (not my usual cup of tea) but this video made me shed a few tears. I'm starting my transition at early 40s and yea, everything you say makes a lot of sense. I usually cry a little when watching stuff like Heartstopper, and it's a bittersweet kind of crying, on account of no part of that reality having existed when I was that age. I'm not ashamed to say there's envy embroidered into those tears. Well, second video I've watched on your channel. They were both very good. Keep it up and stay safe.
Thank you. I'll do my best and hope you stay safe as well.
I was in those threads too, back in my days on /a/, /c/, and /u/. I still don't really know if they helped me cope with my feelings, or just kept me from directly confronting them.
Either way, I'm glad we're getting more stories like Mizuki's. Because it means that other young girls and boys get to listen to voices that they can connect with, so they have it easier than we did.
Cuz that's the point, right? We go through shit, see it for the shit it is, and clear it out of the way of the ones who follow us. I don't want anyone to hate themself like I did. I'd rather they watch you and feel some love.
I like to think they were the best I could do at the time until I was able to get to a better place to actually figure things out. Still, it probably wasn't the best thing in the long run. Also hoping no one else ever has to go through all that to be themselves.
This story actually made me cry omg
Especially the sister story, i went through something like that, though my sibling is not in another country, they live pretty far away but they were a significant piece in me coming out... I didn't know i would relate so hard this is too real, thank you Hatsune Miku ToT
6 DAYS UNTIL THE NEXT MIZU FOCUS I CANT WAIT
WAIT THERE'S A MIZU FOCUS EVENT???? SEGA W
@@drqcvla YES AND TSUMIKI (producer of Phony) IS MAKING THE SONG!!
IT'S HERE. HOW ARE WE FEELING?
@@Sunny00002GREAT!! I LOVE THE SONG, I LOVE THE EVENT. Not so great because the gacha is being VERY mean to me... :(
@@eustaquiokum4617 good luck getting them. You can always try again in the rerun
I'm gonna go cry and download this game now
The writing in the game really has no reason to be this good even outside of Mizuki stuff
Amazing video!!! It makes me very happy to see people talk about Mizuki and project sekai in general bc I think some of the writing is very underappreciated just bc people see it as some kind of silly gacha game. I think every character is well written with so many things to relate to, I’m cis (not het) but I still relate to Mizuki’s struggles of opening up about their identity, although I relate much more closely to characters like Ena, An and Minori. This game has inspired me in so many ways I couldn’t have imagined, and especially after reading the More more jump story/events I started to feel such a connection to the group and Minori is one of my favorite characters of all time, being someone who struggles with not being good enough. Seeing characters like An, Ena and Minori keep trying makes me want to keep going despite the fact that my skills aren’t as good as the people around me.
10/10 game, read Hear me hopeful show bc it’s the best mmj event
It really has no reason to be as good as it is. I'll give that event a read. Thank you!
7:17 NIGHTCORD AT 25 WHAT
i've loved project sekai since the announcement and honestly, you captured why i love it so well. and your voice is so soothing too! thanks for sharing
Thank you very much. That means a lot!
Thank you for making this video! I love Mizuki so much and it's so nice to see more about them :D
I'm writing a comment before I watch this video because I still need to finish reading all the event stories, but I already know I am going to love this video and i'm so excited to see what your thoughts are. I'll report back when I catch up o7
One of the more recent events for Mizuki was focusing on their childhood and sister. Finding out your interests are “weird”, and having a supportive family that allows you to indulge in them is wonderful. It’s also mentioned in the “Our Escape for Survival” event.
It made me cry.
Enas first key story event had me bawling my eyes out and i didn’t understand why at first, I wasnt even expecting me to cry i just did. But as an artist what Enas dad said hit so close to home and the emotions that ena feels about her art as well. Feeling like no matter how hard you try you will never be good enough or talented enough as an artist. To feel like no one actually likes or cares about the thing that you pour so much of yourself into and to be told that it isnt and will never be good enough is crushing. Its something that ive been grappling with myself, trying to figure out how i feel about my art.
Pjsk is so absolutely wonderful at portraying stuggle and its writing is just amazing. I love all of its storylines and characters, how they relate with eachother and interact. Its just so beautiful and keeps me utterly invested evertime.
Ena's stories do be hitting. I still think about something her art teacher tells her when goes back to class. It's something like "as long as you're willing to honestly face your art, you can still improve." It's helped me deal with some creative frustrations and insecurities. Once again, thank you Hatsune Miku
This is such a good analysis video. I agree, while I myself am quite a big love live fan, and the story for love live is good and relatable too (Well, in the anime and manga, personally I found Chika's struggles and Riko's pretty relatable. And Honoka overworking herself to the point where she got sick and passed out was also pretty relatable. Also Liella's story in the anime was pretty good. I cried at Ren's arc, and also cried during the sunshine movie, tbh.) Sif was more like a fluff rhythm game.), sekai definitely takes a more deeper approach and doesn't shy away from real life struggles most young people go through.
As a person who also struggles with gender stuff throughout most of my life, Mizuki is pretty relatable. Especially with being afraid of being judged and scared of telling their friends. Sometimes, when I wear masculine clothing, and try to style my hair in a more masculine look, I tend to get stared at by ppl when out in public. I remember shopping for a bow tie, and my mother was complaining about it, yet my aunt was supporting me. Also, this is the first time, I've heard that Mizuki's bow tie was given to them. That's sweet. ^^
Tsukasa is my most favorite character in the series, and he struggles with his past, and tends to compare himself with other actors, and tries to hide most of his struggles from others, and the reason as to why he created his own sekai, was because his feelings of becoming an actor and to make others and his sick sister Saki, smile were his main goal in life, but somewhere along the way, he forgot, and wxs and Miku and the others in his sekai helped him remember. I've seen fans make comparisons with him Mafuyu, and the number 88 is an important number for Tsukasa, and wxs. In one of his most recent focus events, Tsukasa starved himself and decided to go without food and water for about three days, just so he can grasp the personality of the character he wanted to get the audition for. I found this relatable as a person who has mental illness and at some point in my life, has had not eaten hardly anything and lived an unhealthy diet for months, just so I can lose weight, cause I believed I was too fat. I ate like a granola bar and drinked water and that was it. I remember being so weak and almost passing out at times due to my unhealthy diet. D : I found Tsukasa's struggles there, quite relatable. There's also hidden meanings of Tsukasa's struggles that's carefully hidden in the song lyrics in some of his event focus songs, like Tondemo and 88. And even the song that helped him find his true feelings, "world hasn't even started yet", has some pretty deep lyrics.
It's definitely unique compared to most other music rhythm games. I can relate to a lot of the characters, especially Tsukasa, and Nene. Each of the characters are written so well, and the writers definitely put a lot of thought and love into them. I also like how each event focus event, is like a continuation of each characters growth. Even the mix events are somewhat important to the characters story. (Sorry if I rambled a bit here. lol. :L . )
this video is phenomenal! i absolutely love project sekai and i really connect with mizuki as a young transmasc who's beginning to enter adulthood. you dissected and articulated this so beautifully! i appreciate this so much :3 i'm loving all your videos so far!!
Thank you! Project Sekai has some really special stories.
I myself, am also not a young person. At least not young as in my teens. I'm somewhere in my mid 20's, and when project diva was announced, I was about 10, I believe. When I graduated hs, the final project diva game, project diva x, was released. And then followed project diva future tone and colorful tone for ps4, I believe. And yeah, I remember those car commercials for Miku, lol. :L
When I was in my teens and pre teen years, we had anime like Ouran, and kuroshitsuji, and naruto, etc. And censorship on tv with anime dubs in the west was quite common as well. I remember having to ordering copies of dvds through mail so I can watch them, before streaming tv shows and anime were a thing. I remember it started to become a thing back in like 2011, I believe? I thought it was so futuristic at the time. lol. I feel old.
By the time I was in high school, Love live sif was starting to become pretty popular, since it was a new game at the time. The only rhythm games which were quite popular among ppl my age at the time were miku and love live. I was in my early twenties when sekai was announced, and I remember seeing the trailer for wxs, and the design for Leo/need Miku and the rest of the characters. Glad I decided to give the game a try, as a long time fan of Miku and rhythm/idol franchises like Love live. ^^
Mizuki backstory and ichikas story made me cry ichika was a little weird but basically i just really started to miss my old friends we were so close but we drifted apart it made me realize i dont maintain a lot of relationships and it kinda hurts
Mizukis was just bc i related to them for everything except the gender aspect if that makes any sense? The whole running away from issues being bullied skipping school having a super awesome supportive sister hearing people you thought were your friends bad mouth you getting good grades despite being absent half the year wanting to just "disappear" basically just everything else and it felt so nice to see a character i related to so well it made me feel more like i wasnt alone and stuff
Omg im so glad this exists 🎉🎉❤
i love mizuki but i also wish there were more characters like them in media, unfortunately mizuki and a character from Zombieland Saga (which i haven't even watched) are the only trans characters in media i can actually say i know are positive...
fwiw, the parts with Lily in zombieland are really wholesome. It is a bummer how often media focuses on trans pain instead of joy. Hopefully that'll turn around.
I love a good story about an outsider finding acceptance in a group of people who understand them properly. This video was great!! Already a fan :)
Always lovely to see prsk reviews on its story and characters. They’re really special to me, even tho it’s just a free mobile game lol
All the characters are well written with such a wide range of issues and personalities and so many of them are relatable. And queer. I swear that besides Mizuki, the entirety of MMJ and VBS are gay. I’d honestly love to hear your thoughts on the rest of the cast as well.
I'd love to do more stuff like this but there is never enough time to do all the things I'd like to do. This game is something special and disarmingly real about some very heavy things. One of the recent VBS stories caught me off-guard with where it went.
have you read mizuki's 5th focus event story? as of writing this it's not out on the global server yet as it's a new year themed event but the story goes into mizuki's childhood and their really wholesome relationship with their older sister!
on the topic of nightcord events, mafuyu's 4th unit focus event ("saying goodbye to my masked persona", i think it was called) also hit really hard to me personally; the scene where she was finally able to let all her feelings out in front of her mother was one of the few times a gacha game has ever driven me to literal tears.
I haven't read either of those yet. I really need to catch up
0:59 I know this is a nitpick but unless I'm wrong, Kaito and Meiko's were just random avatars that became official designs later due to popularity but not originally; Miku is the first to have an official design and one of the reasons why she became so popular
You're right. I was mostly referring to how the use of characters generally sets the software apart and is now a part of the brand. Probably should have worded it differently or used a different example.
this video is sooooo good ‼️‼️‼️‼️ as a trans person whos enjoyed and coped with vocaloid music since their literal childhood and entire adolescence i see so much of myself in mizuki and niigo as a whole 😭 i love them so much
Ensemble Stars is also nice
One time, when I start streaming...I'm going to set that guy with the mustache up. They seem shady.
I think they're more misunderstood
Honestly ive never experienced overt harrassment or bullying over being trans in school. My highschol was pretty queer despite being in the south. There were a lot of popular bi/gay kids, nonbinary people, and even a trans girl! Besides one incident where i was loudly asked what was in my pants, it was never what you hear from many trans people growing up. What i experienced was more like mizuki's. I often over heard people contemplating my gender, and in class i even heard someone talking about me and saying they just call people like that "it". (Funnily enough thats one of my pronouns now)
I never really got bothered by it, i had a very queer and supportive friend group, so i guess it never hit me very hard because i wasnt isolated by it. But it is a shock to hear a trans story i actually related to in regards to bullying growing up and it made me think. I love that the queer media is so plentiful in all genres, and i dont think it'll ever not make me want to cry lmao.
If you're doing videos on media, have you considered doing one on the manga "My Dad's The Queen Of All Vtubers?!"?
It's a fun one, but the gender shenanigans go quite beyond what the title indicates, and I can't help but think it'd be interesting to see a take on it from someone who's walked the walk in more than one way.
Huh, that's an idea. I'm vaguely aware of it but hadn't heard that angle. I'll give it a read and see what's good.
@RickiHirsch nice! If by the chapter with the fortune teller in volume 2 you think there's nothing to say about it I think I'd be surprised, and the whole thing is 3 volumes long, the bulk of which are covered in respective Mori Calliope streams (only a late chunk of volume 2 of no story consequence is left out if you go through it that way).
Regarding the Miku game in this video, it's assignment of a group to the player seems conceptually interesting, especially considering the genre - I don't have much experience with rhythm games outside recent dabbling in Theatrhythm, and I wondered how that fares on mobile and how much time it expects from the player per day (Dissidia Opera Omnia can be a demanding one as it is at times...).
I love this game. You said that just representation alone isn’t enough to be a good but honestly this game got me to stop viewing trans people as problems and see that their struggles are real. Following these characters over years really gets you to care for them, and now I know that I could never ask Mizuki to be their old self. The real Mizuki is the one who they want to be. The one who gets excited over lace and ribbons and teasing Akito. Both the footsteps and ribbon events had me crying. I know this is a fictional story where Vocaloids live in magic phone worlds but the people feel so real. Thank you for everything Miku and Mizuki! I’ve even begun accepting some parts of myself that I hadn’t before.
P.S. Tōya just has to be autistic. I don’t know if I relate to any character more than him. How are these stories so good?!
You nailed it. When my friend pitched the game to me, I thought the idea of magic phone worlds was silly but the character writing is so so so good.
I downloaded this game because after two years of not playing Bandori i wanted a tappy tap rhythm game and then was punched in the face with queer stories. 10/10 game and the stories are just so good
This was a really great look at Mizuki's character, I really like their character and heavily related to a lot of what they've gone through. My only criticism is for the love of Miku increase your note speed 17:00
I've since seen the error of my ways
mizuki is such a lovely character and theyre the character ive tried to collect the most cards for (though i ended up with kanade as my largest collection. she shows up a lot in the gachas). im always critical of the way gachas can be exploitative but something i like about project sekai is you can enjoy all the quality story 100% separate from the gacha system. the events are all unlocked for the player at the end of the event period so even if you never play a single song, you can still read all the story. and the gameplay thats there is genuinely great. i think that actually has a big impact on mizukis story. theres no info to be missed for players who are just now starting the game or who struggle with it. it feels like the writers arent cynically making stories to make you spend more. it feels like they really care and want something that shines own its own merits. i think its telling that despite playing love live for literally 8 years, i dont have a shrine dedicated to them. only to nightcord.
mafuyu from nightcord has also had a big impact on me. transmasc headcanons seem to be pretty popular for her in the fandom and its a concept i havent been able to get off my mind. the whole good girl persona, rejection from her mom regarding her personhood and desires, and dueting with mizuki in villain are some points that hit hard for me. though headcanons arent unique to just mafuyu or project sekai, i think the comfort to portray lgbt stories gives them a slightly different weight in terms of fandom. vocaloid has been a home for many people going through difficult times due to its capability for anonymity and to express difficult emotions without having to sing them yourself. and to some degree that includes lgbt expression considering the number of vocaloid songs which focus on that.
also, i feel you on that academia and voice stuff. having a thoroughly clockable voice and appearance has made navigating through academia real rough at times. especially when my departments often talk acceptance to my face but then say things behind my back or misgender me.
Yeah only issue with gacha is that it makes the short stories inaccessible. However, a lot of ppl collect the side stories and post them online so it’s really cool to be able to get the extra content from the characters and events you enjoy.
And I agree, makes sense they’d chose vocaloid for this. It feels like vocaloid fans r the ones who made the game, and the stories fit with a lot of common themes for vocaloid songs.
Also, thanks for explaining why ppl HC Mafuyu as transmasc cuz I never understood why. But now I see it’s not necessarily a missing detail in the story but rather a theme present in her story. Tho in my case I noticed her mother is pushing her towards a stereotypically “masculine” field of being a doctor whereas she wants to go into a more stereotypically “feminine” role of a nurse which is interesting. Her mother’s desire to force her child into abandoning her own emotions also reminds me of some of the pressures ppl put on men (besides anger).
I love the fact that the writers have confirmed that the characters will be aging up and going into higher grade levels. We can also see severe status quo changes for all the characters as time goes on. Seeing the story develop this way, where characters change over time and reference past events really show how well crafted the story is. And the characters have so much to them. I love it.
I hadn't thought about it prior to reading your comment, but you're 100% right about how other games shelve stories after the event is over. Having everything accessible give project sekai's writer's a lot of narrative space to develop characters overtime. I didn't realize how much I wanted that out of other series.
I'd read Airi transfemme HCs but hadn't come across that HC for Mafuyu but it make sense. I'll have to go re-read some of her focus events.
Also, same about Love Live. I just moved and don't think I'll be unboxing any of those figures. I do plan on picking up some nightcord releases though.
I see your game play you miss a couple notes on the song “venom” you should speed up your notes (at least I think it’s ur game play?)
Yeeeah. It is. I'll give it a shot. Thank you!
MID GAMEPLAY??? You're doing better than I do on easy!!!
This is the first comment that hasn't ribbed me for playing the game too slow. Thank you! 😅
lol maybe i *shld* go read nightcords story
The nightcord main story isn’t really about mizuki it’s about mafuyu
im BEGGING you to read mizuki's newer focus events and make an add on to this video
One day when I have some more time. I'd also love to do one on Ena and perfectionism in art but there are never enough hours in the day :(
@@RickiHirsch take your time!!!!! I LOVEEEE mizuki and ena so much I'll definitely stick around
I think Mizuki’s experience brought me a pang of empathy, because I talk about others behind their backs. It wasn’t an LGBT-related person I was talking smack about, but they also listened to what I said once. I was basically that invisible side-character!
Both past and present me agree that it was pretty insensitive and hypocritical. The worst replies can be found online, but is there a way to get a win-win situation, where I’m genuinely not judgemental about people that differentiate while also letting the person stay themselves?
Thanks lol
I love the video but OH MY GOD please play the game at a faster speed it's for your own good please I can't even look at the screen IT'S PAINFUL
I promise to fix my awful ways after I'm released from default speed jail
I’m so sorry, but that gameplay segment was killing me lol. It kept distracting me from what you were saying lol
I did call it mid for a reason :v
I just needed something lighthearted to listen to but instead I got something pretty heartfelt. I don't know what else to say. Also is that Joe Rogan article real??? I feel like I've been living under a rock on politics. I hope trans right are getting better by the statistics. :peepolove:
Yep, it's real. Unfortunately, progress on trans rights have had ups and downs but things generally seem to be getting better.
@RickiHirsch yay I wish my country was more accepting my whole household is homophobic and I'm in closet that i like ladies it's a tough life fr
sega and nintendo both have That One Queer Ass Franchise (pjsk and splatoon respectively)
The other good, deeper characters include Honami, Haruka, Toya, Tsukasa, Kanade, Ena, and Mafuyu
Kinda disagree there. You’re excluding some good ones.
@@ma.2089 that was three months ago before I finished the stories
Ok but it's gatcha soooooooooo
Sooo? You can still play the game without any gacha at all, you know. It’s completely optional.
If you're F2P u can easily and effortlessly get a full team of 4 ⭐ cards
@@felixgonzalez5135 gatcha fans explaining why they dont have a gambling addction
@@goodgamer1419 ??? Lol proseka is the only gacha I play and I enjoy the songs and gameplay. But if you want to get a higher score the cards give u most of the points hence my comment, if you don't care about score or pretty cards u can play it just like it is with no problem
@@felixgonzalez5135 ok? would still be a better game if it was pay to play or even free with dlc
Mizuki is such an amazing character and I hope you get to make more vids on Pjsk.
Speaking on Ena, Ena was the only character in any game that made me cry. Everytime I see her talk to her father or art teacher my chest just goes tight, sometimes I feel like I can’t breathe. Def would love a vid for Ena
I've been thinking about how to approach and Ena video actually. Her stories hit me the hardest of any of the characters especially the event where she goes back to art school. The whole dynamic she has with art and talent is a little uncomfortably real sometimes.
I loved this video, so I went to download the game only to find out it isn't compatible with my phone 🥲