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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Miyabi shares the kitsune weakness for inari sushi, and actually has it used against him at one point in his main route.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: TrademarkFavoriteFood:
** Miyabi shares the kitsune weakness for inari sushi, andactually has the other guys use it used against him at one point in his main route.route.
** Hikobei sniffs that he's far too modern a kappa to be swayed by mere cucumbers. Dip them in honey, however, and they become the best thing ever. The protagonist uses this discovery as both carrot and stick to secure civil behaviour from Hikobei.
** Miyabi shares the kitsune weakness for inari sushi, and
** Hikobei sniffs that he's far too modern a kappa to be swayed by mere cucumbers. Dip them in honey, however, and they become the best thing ever. The protagonist uses this discovery as both carrot and stick to secure civil behaviour from Hikobei.
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* RomanticRunnerUp: In the epilogue of Miyabi's storyline, [[Chikage]] outright asks the protagonist to leave Miyabi and be with him instead.
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* RomanticFalseLead: Taro, the protagonist's boss at the library and someone she's been pining over for some time, is this during Miyabi's route. [[spoiler: He's actually an ayakashi called Nishiki, and the main antagonist of the story in disguise.]]
* RomanticRunnerUp: In the epilogue of Miyabi's storyline,[[Chikage]] [[spoiler:Chikage]] outright asks the protagonist to leave Miyabi and be with him instead.instead. She doesn't of couse. Miyabi doesn't hold a grudge over it.
* RomanticRunnerUp: In the epilogue of Miyabi's storyline,
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* RomanticRunnerUp: In the epilogue of Miyabi's storyline, [[Chikage]] outright asks the protagonist to leave Miyabi and be with him instead.
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* MasterPoisoner: The specialty of the hebi clan of serpent ayakashi.
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* PeoplePuppets: One particular hebi poison gives the poisoner control over the victim's body, but not their mind. [[spoiler:Nishiki uses it to make the protagonist attack Miyabi.]]
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* AnIcePerson: Yukinojo has power over snow.
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* AnIcePerson: Yukinojo has power over snow.snow and ice.
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* RomanticizedAbuse: In their first sexual encounter, Miyabi ignores the notion of consent on the part of the protagonist. He undresses and touches her, while she shakes her head frantically in protest and tells him no/to stop more than once. Their relationship progresses from that point, playing out along the lines of the fantasy of being claimed by a strong alpha male. It is notable that when [[spoiler:Nishiki]] tries the exact same thing later in the route, the protagonist feels only revulsion (as opposed to her strong physical and emotional response to Miyabi), and has a LoveEpiphany.
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I have issues with this. Moving to discussion.
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* AttemptedRape: Miyabi tries to "seduce" the protagonist, but it is clearly rape. He undresses and touches the protagonist without her consent. She shakes her head frantically in protest, tells him no/to stop more than once, and has tears in her eyes. This experience is, however, [[RomanticizedAbuse romanticized]].
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The first we see of Shinra and Kyouga in the prologue is in the library. Shinra is causing a disruption by loudly complaining about the depiction of demons as villains in folktales like "Literature/{{Momotaro}}." Kyouga, meanwhile, protests the depiction of the wolf in "Literature/LittleRedRidingHood"... because [[HandsomeLech he'd rather go for a sexy lady than some little girl]].
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The first we see of Shinra and Kyouga Kyoga in the prologue is in the library. Shinra is causing a disruption by loudly complaining about the depiction of demons as villains in folktales like "Literature/{{Momotaro}}." Kyouga, Kyoga, meanwhile, protests the depiction of the wolf in "Literature/LittleRedRidingHood"... because [[HandsomeLech he'd rather go for a sexy lady than some little girl]].
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* LittleBitBeastly: Most of the main cast's ayakashi forms involve the addition of some animalistic traits added to their normal human appearances. Miyabi and Kyouga in particular sport furry ears and tails.
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* LittleBitBeastly: Most of the main cast's ayakashi forms involve the addition of some animalistic traits added to their normal human appearances. Miyabi and Kyouga Kyoga in particular sport furry ears and tails.
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* {{Youkai}}: The game calls them "ayakashi" in its modern, synonymous usage, and the plot revolves around the protagonist suddenly becoming aware of the world of such supernatural creatures following the awakening of her power, which is very attractive to ayakashi. Miyabi is a {{Kitsune}}, Chikage is a {{Tengu}}, Shinra is an oni (translated as "demon" in the prologue of the English localization), Kyouga is a wolf (presumably some flavor of okami), and Yukinojo is a yukibito (a male version of a yuki-onna).
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* {{Youkai}}: The game calls them "ayakashi" in its modern, synonymous usage, and the plot revolves around the protagonist suddenly becoming aware of the world of such supernatural creatures following the awakening of her power, which is very attractive to ayakashi. Miyabi is a {{Kitsune}}, Chikage is a {{Tengu}}, Shinra is an oni (translated as "demon" in the prologue of the English localization), Kyouga Kyoga is a wolf (presumably some flavor of okami), and Yukinojo is a yukibito (a male version of a yuki-onna).
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Bah, forgot to add: I\'m on the fence whether the last edit makes her a Phlebotinum Girl or a Living Mac Guffin. Feel free to change to whatever suits better.
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* PhlebotinumGirl: People with "special blood" are only born every thousand years or so, which makes the protagonist a tempting target for ayakashi of every rank and moral outlook. Not only will any child of hers be extraordinarily powerful, but her presence alone empowers and heals her ayakashi lover.
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Adding for clarification, since they\'re pretty consistent about the \"oni\" thing once you hit the actual story. Also, I say \"presumably\" in Kyouga\'s case, as the guys are all clan heads, and okami are explicitly present in the mononoke village.
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* {{Youkai}}: The game calls them "ayakashi" in its modern, synonymous usage, and the plot revolves around the protagonist suddenly becoming aware of the world of such supernatural creatures following the awakening of her power, which is very attractive to ayakashi. Miyabi is a {{Kitsune}}, Chikage is a {{Tengu}}, Shinra is an oni (translated as "demon" in the prologue of the English localization), Kyouga is a wolf, wolf (presumably some flavor of okami), and Yukinojo is a yukibito (a male version of a yuki-onna).
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Sneaksy Joie ninja spellchecker. :)
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Miyabi shares the kitsune weakness for inari sushi, and actually has it used against him at one point in his main route.
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* CuteMonsterGuy: Chikage and Shinji are more attractive than a tengu and an oni have any business being.
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* CuteMonsterGuy: Chikage and Shinji Shinra are more attractive than a tengu and an oni have any business being.
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* CuteMonsterGuy: Chikage and Shinji are more attractive than a tengu and an oni have any business being.
* DeathByChildbirth: [[spoiler:Miyabi's]] mother died giving birth to him. [[spoiler:Later it's revealed that she was actually murdered by resentful ayakashi.]]
* DeathByChildbirth: [[spoiler:Miyabi's]] mother died giving birth to him. [[spoiler:Later it's revealed that she was actually murdered by resentful ayakashi.]]
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* HalfHumanHybrid: [[spoiler:Miyabi]] is the son of a human woman and an ayakashi man.
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* RightThroughTheWall: Miyabi's straightforward approach to making sure ''everyone'' knows the protagonist is his. Much eye-rolling ensues among the other guys, with the exception of a thoroughly mortified Samon.
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* AttemptedRape: Miyabi tries to "seduce" the protagonist, but it is clearly rape. He undresses and touches the protagonist without her consent. She shakes her head frantically in protest, tells him no/to stop more than once, and has tears in her eyes. This experience is, however, [[RomanticizedAbuse romanticized]].
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* {{Sarashi}}: Shinra in his oni form wears sarashi under his loosely-tied, part-open kimono, visually denoting him as a physical fighter and a bit of a thug.
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* {{Sarashi}}: Shinra in his oni form wears sarashi under his loosely-tied, part-open barely-on kimono, visually denoting him as a physical fighter and a bit of a thug.
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Freezing in panic is a common reaction to sudden, unexpected danger, and the prologue presents the protagonist\'s reactions in that manner rather than as reasoned responses. That\'s not really enough to qualify as too dumb to live.
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[[caption-width-right:267: ''Your power...offer it to me'']]
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* TooDumbToLive: When a bookshelf is about to crush her or a car is about to crash into her, the protagonist's gut reaction is to shut her and stay ''perfectly still''. Lucky for her, she lives because the ayakashi are looking after her.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The first we see of Shinra and Kyouga in the prologue is in the library. Shinra is causing a disruption by loudly complaining about the depiction of demons as villains in folktales like "Literature/{{Momotaro}}." Kyouga, meanwhile, protests the depiction of the wolf in "Literature/LittleRedRidingHood"... because [[HandsomeLech he'd rather go for a sexy lady than some little girl]].
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* ArtisticLicenseAnimalCare: It turns out to be a moot point since he's hardly a normal fox, but upon encountering Miyabi in his fox form during the prologue, the protagonist feeds him some of her fried tofu and then takes the apparent ''wild animal'' into her bathroom and strips naked in order to give it a bath. Had she done this with a real wild fox instead of a transformed {{kitsune}}, it would most likely have quickly become a painful experience.
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* MeaningfulName: The "yuki" in Yukinojo's name means "snow."
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* WingedHumanoid: Chikage, identifiable as a tengu by his feathery black wings. In the prologue, the protagonist has the opportunity to mistake him for an angel.
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* FacialMarkings: Miyabi has them in his fox form, letting the player know immediately that - despite the protagonist's assumptions - he is more than just an ordinary wild fox.
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* {{Youkai}}: The game calls "ayakashi" in its modern, synonymous usage, and the plot revolves around the protagonist suddenly becoming aware of the world of such supernatural creatures following the awakening of her power, which is very attractive to ayakashi. Miyabi is a {{Kitsune}}, Chikage is a {{Tengu}}, Shinra is an oni (translated as "demon" in the English localization), Kyouga is a wolf, and Yukinojo is a yukibito (a male version of a yuki-onna).
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* ScarpiaUltimatum: Bizarrely enough, it's the ''heroes'' pulling the ultimatum, at least at first. In return for one of them acting as her protector, she's expected to have his child, since her newly-awakened power means that any ayakashi child she has will be exceptionally powerful.
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* LittleBitBeastly: Most of the main cast's ayakashi forms involve the addition of some animalistic traits added to their normal human appearances. Miyabi and Kyouga in particular sport furry ears and tails.
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* AnIcePerson: Yukinojo has power over snow.
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''Enchanted in the Moonlight'' is a RomanceGame VisualNovel by Creator/VoltageInc for iOS and Android devices. In it, the player takes the role of a young woman who, although she lives at her family's Shinto shrine, works as a librarian and considers her life completely ordinary... until she begins having strange dreams about monsters trying to kill her and waking up under a red moon.
After a series of strange, life-threatening accidents from which she only narrowly escapes harm, she's approached by a group of strange men who claim that they are not human but ayakashi, and that she has "awakened" to an inborn power that makes her a magnet for all kinds of supernatural nasties hoping to use it to their own benefit.
These five ayakashi are the only reason she's lived through the day, and they promise to continue to protect her... but not for free. Their help comes at a price: her body.
In return for their protection, she'll have to bear one of them a child.
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!!''Enchanted in the Moonlight'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* {{Kitsune}}: Miyabi, complete with shapeshifting abilities and trickster attitude.
* ParanormalRomance: The basis of the game is the human protagonist's romance with one of several supernatural beings.
* {{Tengu}}: Chikage, though he lacks the long nose which is characteristic of tengu in folklore (this is a romance game, after all).
* {{Youkai}}: The game calls "ayakashi" in its modern, synonymous usage, and the plot revolves around the protagonist suddenly becoming aware of the world of such supernatural creatures following the awakening of her power, which is very attractive to ayakashi. Miyabi is a {{Kitsune}}, Chikage is a {{Tengu}}, Shinra is an oni (translated as "demon" in the English localization), Kyouga is a wolf, and Yukinojo is a yukibito (a male version of a yuki-onna).
* ZashikiWarashi: [[spoiler:Samon]] turns out to be one.
After a series of strange, life-threatening accidents from which she only narrowly escapes harm, she's approached by a group of strange men who claim that they are not human but ayakashi, and that she has "awakened" to an inborn power that makes her a magnet for all kinds of supernatural nasties hoping to use it to their own benefit.
These five ayakashi are the only reason she's lived through the day, and they promise to continue to protect her... but not for free. Their help comes at a price: her body.
In return for their protection, she'll have to bear one of them a child.
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!!''Enchanted in the Moonlight'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* {{Kitsune}}: Miyabi, complete with shapeshifting abilities and trickster attitude.
* ParanormalRomance: The basis of the game is the human protagonist's romance with one of several supernatural beings.
* {{Tengu}}: Chikage, though he lacks the long nose which is characteristic of tengu in folklore (this is a romance game, after all).
* {{Youkai}}: The game calls "ayakashi" in its modern, synonymous usage, and the plot revolves around the protagonist suddenly becoming aware of the world of such supernatural creatures following the awakening of her power, which is very attractive to ayakashi. Miyabi is a {{Kitsune}}, Chikage is a {{Tengu}}, Shinra is an oni (translated as "demon" in the English localization), Kyouga is a wolf, and Yukinojo is a yukibito (a male version of a yuki-onna).
* ZashikiWarashi: [[spoiler:Samon]] turns out to be one.
