Corona Blossom Vol.2 The Truth From Beyond Reviews

Just finished the trilogy, and i feel like drinking warm fruit milk after taking a long, nice bath... The art is nice and cute, the story is meaningful and somehow deep. [spoiler] There're patches available for all 3 vol, but they are not required to enjoy the story to the fullest nor affecting any part of the story. [/spoiler] Recommend to buy the complete edition, you won't never regret it. This review also apply to Corona Blossom Vol.1 and Vol. 3.

Kualitas visual Corona Blossom masih membuat saya takjub; semuanya begitu indah! Meskipun ini adalah novel visual layanan penggemar, saya cukup menikmati seri ini. Ceritanya menarik, tetapi menjadi agak lambat pada game kedua; lebih banyak memberikan perhatian pada layanan penggemar, dan terkadang ada satu dan lain hal tentang plot yang sebenarnya. Volume kedua dari seri Corona Blossom yang bergenre komedi dengan fanservice ini merupakan kelanjutan dari volume pertama dimana Keiji, Kumiko dan Shino berusaha untuk bernegosiasi dengan Lily dan Yunie dan meyakinkan mereka untuk mengembalikan R-ne ke rumah. Volume ini mengungkapkan lebih banyak tentang masa lalu Lily, Keiji dan Shino serta R-ne yang berubah wujud menjadi catgirl.

Just recently finished this and I have to say that I thoroughly enjoyed this entry in the series! Even more so than volume 1. I initially bought Corona Blossom Vols. 1 and 2 mainly because I'm a big Frontwing fan and will buy whatever they put out. I honestly didn't expect much from Corona Blossom, but I was pleasantly surprised! Although the series is mainly a slice of life comedy, it also had quite a few instances where I felt touched and realized just how much I care about these characters, ( [spoiler] Particularly the scene where R-Ne is desperately trying to buy grapefruit for Shino. As well as Shino’s backstory in general [/spoiler] ). I think the game does a great job at making you feel like you really are friends with the characters, making them important to you when more serious information is revealed about them. The characters are lively and the slapstick fanservice-y humor is very reminiscent of early 2000s anime (which is a plus for me!). The story can drag on a bit in a few places, but I kind of find that to be common in a lot of slice of life stories in general, so it's not something that ruined my experience. Overall, I find that Corona Blossom balances humor, fanservice, and story all pretty well, and definitely leaves you wanting more by the end of each volume! (My first playthrough was around 5 hours, so I definitely think that the $10 price is worth it!)

I love the way the story has been continued, but I can not believe how lovely Lily's sister is. Because of the way the story is done, you get to wish it is not over. However, although the disease was healed and Kei no longer has memories with Lara, the story was sad enough even though the end was happy.

"The Ecchi Episode" Story focuses more on the individual supporting characters as the MC takes a backseat for much of the last two volumes, killing off much of what was built up in Vol. 1. This volume though is a good slice of life in the setting built in Vol. 1. A few disturbing scenes, but overall a good experience with good supporting characters.

The 2nd Installment Of the series Keiji And the crew are Back again Last time they Left off When the Space Pirates Captured R Ne The Slime Metal for the SS Rank Bounty. Being Such High reward Lily Wanted to Melt R ne in the Fraculator And split her into pieces However Something Tugs on her Heart Strings........She reminded her of her Own Sister Lala. She let her go in exchange for Truce Later though They traveled with Kadae Who Helped Keiji With His Parents death. Kadae is nice person Well........she Was until They were all Decived.......Not gonna spoil ending Lets say Its was Most shocking ^^

This game is perfect, Lily, R-ne (Lala), and every character is amazing, thanks for making this game, Frontwing. I'll get vol.3 on Friday!

Second verse, same as the first, only a little bit louder and... actually better. Its the second instalment (vol.2 kinda gives it away) of the series. Its still a kinetic novel about a metal blob alien (who takes the form of a young cat girl) and space pirate cat girls but things progress. Your character is trying to help the ladies in his life while still being treated as a wage slave by his own grandfather, which in turn leads on to more mammary related jokes and events. Its so funny it will have you peeing on the floor (or at least watching someone peeing on you on the floor.. dont ask you will have to watch it to believe it) + Funny Cat girl space pirates Big baps - short

To be honest, I am quite dissappointed. I'm quite a big fan on the story. It's really unique. It got ruined by the extreme fan-service. The first volume was more into the story than fan-service. This was a complete fan-service volume.(at least from the first two chapters) I will try my best to not spoil anything. Few minutes into the game, you got some "suprise". Then, a few minutes later, another suprise. Then, a massive "suprise" that makes me think wtf am I doing with my life. Overall, If you are buying this game for the story, you kind of get some of it but not a whole lot. If you are a fan of the fan-service thingy, this is definitely better than the first volume. I will still recommend getting it for the awesome arts and the design.( I like the unique story so I will stay with it) 7/10 compared to the first volume MY OPINION~

This second volume of the Corona Blossom series as a comedy with fanservice continue immediately from the ending of volume 1 where Keiji, Kumiko and Shino attempt to negotiate with Lily and Yunie and convince them to return R-ne home. This volume reveal more about Lily, Keiji and Shino's past as well as R-ne taking on the form of a catgirl. Reading through the entire kinetic visual novel will take less than 10 hours. Recommended when game is at bundle offer with the third and final volume 3 [spoiler]as the game has a cliffhanger ending and the soundtrack DLC is only available at volume 3.[/spoiler]