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The first game's Commodore 64-esque soundtrack betrays its Western origins, though. Bonus points for hiring Japanese developer Inti Creates for Pirates' Curse and Half-Genie Hero. Shantae and the Seven Sirens takes it even further by featuring anime-style cutscenes animated by Studio TRIGGER. BloodRayne: Betrayal, also made by WayForward, utilizes an anime-like artstyle. Vitamin Connection takes it even further by having an actual Japanese singer for its insert songs, and
includes a Japanese language option! Fantage has a very anime-inspired art style. Jitsu Squad have its art style looking like some ninja anime from the 90s. Spectrobes: From its main character being a Captain Ersatz of another certain red Badass Longcoat with a sword arm to having cutscenes rendered similar to another Jupiter game, The
World Ends with You, it fits. Troublemaker, an Indonesian game, has cutscenes rendered in manga-esque graphics. During its development, Jet Force Gemini was inspired by several science
fiction works, including the anime series Science Ninja Team Gatchaman, hence the character designs for Juno, Vela and to a lesser extent Lupus, specifically their anime-style eyes and the humans' space suits. In particular, Juno's helmet is modeled similarly to that of Ken the Eagle, while Vela's skimpy wear mimics that of Jun the Swan. At one point in the game, their suits are upgraded with Jet
Pads to fly in certain places, similar to the Science Ninja Team when gliding with the Bird Style.
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that only cater to the Shoujo market, which have been far and few in between. And the author, having suffered under a rut of creating short stories, 2016 would be the year that he/she come out with a manga series titled "Mainichi Kiss shite Ii desu ka?" a. k. a "Can I Kiss You Every Day?" That manga exploring childhood friends who force themselves upon one another in a rather pushy relationship would serve as the antithesis to grow into the author's latest manga that has been consistently firing shots of unpleasantry: 2018's Ojou to Banken-kun, which, for better or for worse, is twice the force and
quadruple the frustrations, thinking that forced relationships will make for a rather spicy story. If that was the intent of the author, he/she succeeded, but the story itself is quite the dumpster fire of a garbage mess that it is.
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