Trivia / Blue Port J: Summer Sky Prelude

• Feelies: The game comes with 3 digital clocks for your PC, each based on Honomi, Chie, and Kokono. The clocks also come with a function to submerge, and even drown the girls at your own mercy.
  • Honomi's clock doubles as a stopwatch for her breathholding practices, and automatically submerges her when it's opened. You can press an "Air" button to drain the water for a moment to reset the time and her Oxygen Meter.
  • Chie's clock can also be used as an alarm, with Chie, herself, being the alarm to eagerly and loudly wake you up. Submerging her underwater is optional compared to Honomi's clock.
  • Kokono's clock is similar to Chie's, with both having optional submersion functions. However, Kokono has more options and exclamations for her alarms, such as saying "Good morning", or "Lunch time", and speaks to the user much more gently compared to Chie.
• Sequel First: As the original Blue Port was never released in English, Blue Port J ended up being the first game that English-speaking fans could get from the series, though technically the game is a Prequel. Even then, the actual sequel of Blue Port 2 has spent years in Development Hell, though Fox does hope to be able to release it someday.

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