History VisualNovel / Never7

** Non MemoriesOff example: during the tennis match on day one, Yuka makes an ''Manga/AimForTheAce'' reference. In the English translation, this was changed to a PrinceOfTennis reference.

This game was notable for being released in three different forms. The first release, ''Infinity'', was released for the [=PS1=], and only contained the first five routes. The second release, ''Infinity CURE'', was released for the NeoGeoPocket, and contained two routes: [[spoiler:Izumi]] Curé, the sixth and final route, and the story "Yuka Cure" (Yuka's Route from Yuka's own point of view, added into later versions of the game). The third and final release was ''Never7: The End of Infinity'' for the Dreamcast, and contained all six routes. This release was later ported to PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable.

** Non MemoriesOff example: during the tennis match on day one, Yuka makes an AimForTheAce reference. In the English translation, this was changed to a PrinceOfTennis reference.

* ActorAllusion- The scene where Makoto talks to Izumi at the pool is titled "You Were A Fish In Your Past Life!?" Creator/KikukoInoue, Izumi's seiyu, claims that she was a fish in her previous life.

* [[spoiler:ShrugOfGod- Does Curé Syndrome really exist or not? The director won't say, but this is the point: the reader is supposed to decide for themselves what is true and what isn't.]]

* TalkingToHimself- [[spoiler:Haruka to Kurumi.]]

** TomokoKawakami- Yuka
** WakanaYamazaki- Saki

* ActorAllusion- The scene where Makoto talks to Izumi at the pool is titled "You Were A Fish In Your Past Life!?" KikukoInoue, Izumi's seiyu, claims that she was a fish in her previous life.

** KikukoInoue- Izumi

** SusumuChiba- Okuhiko

* CanYouHearMeNow- Despite it being the year 2019, ''none'' of the characters have cellphones. [[spoiler:If they did have them, the problems in Yuka's Route and Haruka's Route could have easily been solved simply by calling Kurumi.]]

This game was notable for being released in three different forms. The first release, ''Infinity'', was released for the [=PS1=], and only contained the first five routes. The second release, ''Infinity CURE'', was released for the NeoGeoPocket, and contained two routes: [[spoiler:Izumi]] Curé, the sixth and final route, and the story "Yuka Cure" (Yuka's Route from Yuka's own point of view, added into later versions of the game). The third and final release was ''Never7: The End of Infinity'' for the Dreamcast, and contained all six routes.

** To the point where in Never7, she was the ''only'' character who had no new voice acting- all of her lines in the new route reused audio from the original PS1 game.

Makoto Ishihara is a college student who rarely attends his classes. As a result, after finals, he is sent, along with three other students ([[BottleFairy Yuka]] [[GenkiGirl Kawashima]], [[EmotionlessGirl Haruka]] [[{{Kuudere}} Higuchi]], and [[SpoiledBrat Okuhiko]] Iida) to a "Seminar Camp" on an island far away for a week during spring break as punishment. However, Makoto has a dream where, on April 6th, a girl dies before his eyes, a bell clutched in her hand. He wakes up from the dream to find out that it's April 1st.To make things even stranger, however, Makoto begins having premonitions of future events, each one turning out correct. As he wonders just what is going on, things grow even stranger as the week goes on...

* [[spoiler;DrivesLikeCrazy: During the epilogue, a drunken Yuka steers the boat home. It's rather [[http://www.iaza.com/work/120916C/iaza16406257205200.png comical]].]]

** [[spoiler: Haruka and Saki's rivalry is a result of this, as both assume the other is the other person in their memories regarding a bell. As it turns out, they were two separate, unrelated incidents, but neither figure this out (except in Saki's Route, thanks to Makoto).]]

* AmbiguousSituation - [[spoiler:Izumi Cure route throws into doubt whether the story even takes place in anything more than a dream world and the resolution intentionally leaves it vague by having an entire deck of cards be blanked out after everything seems resolved.]]

* DidNotDoTheResearch- [[spoiler:The writers seem to assume that a blood transfusion requires the exact same blood type to be accepted by another. Problem is, the one who needs the blood infusion (Haruka) is "B", while Izumi is "O". O+ and O- can donate blood to B+. Given how 99% of Japanese have a "+" blood type, it would mean that Izumi (supposedly an "O+") could donate blood to Haruka (supposedly a "B+").]]
** [[spoiler:Averted in the translation, where Haruka's blood type is stated to be "B-", while Izumi is "O+" (as it is never stated in the original whether they were "+" or "-"), therefore avoiding this plot hole.]]

* BottleFairy- Yuka, perhaps one of the youngest legal examples of this trope (being 20, she only ''just'' became legal to drink.) [[spoiler:Yuka Cure reveals that she does this as a way to forget about her depressions and fears.]]

* CasanovaWannabe: Okuhiko, whose attempts at hitting on Haruka go... not quite as planned.

* CryCute- Haruka.

* DefrostingIceQueen- Haruka, especially in her route.

* DrivesLikeCrazy- Izumi, who says she got her license suspended at one point for racing a motorcycle.

* GenkiGirl- Yuka and Kurumi.

* {{Jerkass}}- Okuhiko can cross this line at times.

* {{Kuudere}}- Haruka.
* LethalChef- Yuka, who completely fails at making ''toast''.

* ReiAyanamiExpy- Haruka.

* RichBitch- Saki.

* TokenMiniMoe- Kurumi.
* {{Tsundere}}- Saki.

* YamatoNadeshiko- Izumi.

* StudentTeacherRomance - [[spoiler:Izumi - Makoto, on her routes]]

A FanTranslation is currently [[http://tlwiki.tsukuru.info/index.php?title=Never_7 on the verge of release]].