Supipara - Chapter 2 Spring Has Come! Reviews

Even better than part 1. Not too long, but not too short either. (about 17 hours) I really liked the pacing. It was never boring, never rushed. And did have none of the long drag of the first part. And at some point, one OMG moment followed the next, while exploring the protagonists characters piece by piece. Hotarus conflict and her connection with Yukinari was well drawn. You see a completely different side of her than you were able to see in the first part. And the resolution is satisfying, yet surprising. Excellent voice acting, throughout, btw. Definitely watch this VN. It's really really good. Fun fact: [spoiler]In the end, I was immediately thinking about "Momiji next please!".[/spoiler] Sadly.... minori is dead. So. R.I.P. minori. I enjoyed it. You will be missed.

A good follow up to Chapter 1 but this time the bored tsundere is the main heroine for this chapter Too bad we'll never get the Momiji Chapter after all :(

Seems we are never going to get a chapter 3 :( This is a decent read regardless. I don't understand how this title nearly made Minori go bankrupt.

Great slice of life visual novel with stuning visuals. As you could expect from minori (developer of this VN) visuals are absolutly great, there is no comparison to anything else really. Characters turns theyr heads, eyes are blinking, lips are in sync with voice over and that all in amazing quality. There is incredible amount of CGs for 15 hours game and even when its just sprite and background, its so well done, its hard to tell them apart from actual CGs. Story has good pacing, characters are well written. While main heroine of thís chapter, Amano Hotaru, really isnt my favorite of the cast, its still very enjoyable reading (means you will have fun even if you hate tsunderes). I can only recommend this title! Buy it already!

I absolutely LOVED Chapter 2 of Supipara, which makes me even more sad, that minori (the developers) is no more. I'm not saying this is a masterpiece or anything, in fact, it played its story fairly safe, but in return it avoided a lot of unnecessary melodrama which would've greatly hurt the experience. Despite this chapter's main girl coming off as unlikeable or outright offensive initially, she does show that she's a lot more than she lets on. It's not just that she's a tsundere and that's her whole existence, for one, she's a lot more honest with her feelings overall, but it's best if you, as the reader sees it for themselves and I'd also like to avoid spoilers. It deals with the weight of memories a lot more than the first Chapter and this time it's actually one of the main focus. The romance between the main character and main girl is also a bit deeper and I liked it more than in the first chapter. I felt the couple in Chapter 2 has a better chemistry and their relationship a better build up. I also like the fact that this time the main girl is a lot more involved in basically everything. In my humble opinion this chapter surpasses the already good first one in pretty much every regard and even if it played itself a bit safe, it's for the better. It has its own proper conclusion as the first chapter and a very satisfying ending. I highly recommend playing it!

Absolutely worth a read. Even though we'll never get to see the rest of the chapters because of minori disbanding, the first two are worth it on their own. Each one can be taken as a "route" so to speak, so even though we won't really find out what's going on in the background you can feel happy about the chapters themselves. The visuals, music, and voice acting are all very well done as well. minori, thank you for your hard work, the first ever VN i read was *eden by you guys and it got me hooked right away. I still use it as my recommendation whenever introducing someone to the genre. I'll check back every few years just in case a miracle happens.

It's a very heartwarming story, with immensely likeable characters, a fantastic ost, and plenty of feels for your feeling needs. Reading Chapter 1 isn't necessary (though the after-credits scene will require at least a basic understanding of what happened in the first chapter to understand. We're talking like a one-sentence summary). Still, the meaning can be inferred. I'm usually not a fan of open endings like this one, but it's done very well.

Kinetic novel. Was meant to be part of a larger, episodic journey, but the developer minori appears to have... vanished. Still decent as a vignette. Suggest getting it in the bundle with the only other chapter to be published.

Worth paying full price for just to support one of the best developers: Minori Can't wait for more of this series to release. Edit - Minori is no longer continuing this series due to insufficient funds :(

First few hours of the game is very similar to Chapter 1 but with the addition of the protagonist's mysterious imouto and with slight changes on how the characters were introduced. This chapter features Amano Angeline Hotaru as the main heroine and I have to say this is the highest dose of tsun I have ever been exposed to in a VN. Like other works from the same developer it excels with the quality of visuals. It is not fully animated but they worked on blinking eyes, moving mouths and characters turning around. It made use of the same audio assets as ch1. I was really looking forward to watching the game's OP but the featured video on the store page wasn't in the game. Memories for this chapter only featured CG and music; the only animated video for the ending wasn't available in the extras. Chapter 2's overall plot is weaker than eden* and ef but it made me remember how much I enjoyed slice of life back when I've read Supipara ch1. The ending scene leaves more questions about the overarching storyline. It left me wanting to know more about the titular character "Alice the magical conductor" but it still won't be touched up with the sequel as the ending also suggests that chapter 3 will feature Yuuzuki Momiji. I recommend this to all fans of Minori's previous works. I'm really hoping that the eventual completion of all the chapters will be far more impactful than any one ending; something akin to Ef: A Fairy Tale of the Two or DCIII.