みずいろ

The way it captures that bright, sunny atmosphere really pulls you into the world—every scene feels like a clear summer afternoon. I’ve already gone through it twice just to soak in the detailed backgrounds again.

The sky-blue palette in the background art really sells that sunny, breezy mood, and the character portraits feel like stills from a polished anime. I actually caught myself smiling at how well the atmosphere carries through each scene, even the quiet ones.

I kept going back just to see the next scene, the character art really captures that soft, dreamy anime feel. The writing does a great job of matching the bright, sunny atmosphere, which made the whole thing feel more immersive than I expected from a Dreamcast game.