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* LesYay: A lot between Chocola and Vanilla, even after their RelationshipUpgrade with Kashou. There's also a ''huge'' amount between Maple and Cinnamon in ''Vol. 3''. Especially in the 18+ version...
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* LesYay: A lot between Chocola and Vanilla, even after their RelationshipUpgrade with Kashou. There's also a ''huge'' amount between Maple and Cinnamon in ''Vol. 3''. Especially in the 18+ version...
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* {{Narm}}: Some scenes can be difficult to take seriously when only the catgirls and a select few others have character models. Chocola and Vanilla being confronted by a police woman near the end of Vol. 1 suffers from this especially, making what is supposed to be a tense scene not so much when we don’t even see the officer in any shape or form.
** Another scene that suffers from this is Milk’s owner coming to see if she’s okay after she almost got run over and thanking Coconut for saving her. Once again, the seriousness is diminished when an important character has no visual of what they look like.
** Another scene that suffers from this is Milk’s owner coming to see if she’s okay after she almost got run over and thanking Coconut for saving her. Once again, the seriousness is diminished when an important character has no visual of what they look like.
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* {{Narm}}: Some scenes can be difficult to take seriously when only the catgirls and a select few others have character models. Chocola and Vanilla being confronted by a police woman near the end of Vol. 1 suffers from this especially, making what is supposed to be a tense scene not so much when we don’t don't even see the officer in any shape or form.
** Another scene that suffers from this isMilk’s Milk's owner coming to see if she’s she's okay after she almost got run over and thanking Coconut for saving her. Once again, the seriousness is diminished when an important character has no visual of what they look like.
** Another scene that suffers from this is
