Getter Love!! The climactic finale!
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dmxratedThis was the entry that Getter Love!! became important!
Now that the Getter Love!! era is over, here is a list of how many things I was able to collect in the game:
Ayumi Shirai:
1) Announced scene by Alfonso: Sudden downpour at the Ground (10 points)
2) Dating scene: Singing at the Karaoke Corner (10 points)
3) Scene at her house: Stuffed Pankichi (10 points)
4) Beach scene: Beach chair (10 points)
5) Shinto Shrine scene: Fireworks (10 points)
6b) Maa Maa ending: Sports park (10 points)
6d) Love Love ending (20 points)
Total score: 80%
Natsuki Itoh:
1) Announced scene by Alfonso: Coming to my house to vacuum (10 points)
4) Beach scene: Orca whale (10 points)
5) Shinto Shrine scene: Scared of youkai (10 points)
6a) Giri Giri ending (5 points)
6c) Suki Suki ending: Special dish (15 points)
Total score: 50%
Hana Tsuzuki:
1) Announced scene by Alfonso: Panda Park flea market (10 points)
2) Dating scene: Eating at Panda Burger (10 points)
4) Beach scene: Asking what you think (10 points)
5) Shinto Shrine scene: Shooting range (10 points)
6a) Giri Giri ending: Crying about test (5 points)
6b) Maa Maa ending (10 points)
6c) Suki Suki ending: Tears of joy(?) (15 points)
Total score: 70%
Makoto Minagawa:
1) Announced scene by Alfonso: Sitting on my doorstep (10 points)
2) Dating scene: Showing me her cat at Panda Park (10 points)
3) Visit to her house: Camera (10 points)
4) Beach scene: Fully clothed in the breeze (10 points)
5) Shinto Shrine scene: Sparkler (10 points)
6a) Giri Giri ending: Glasses and braids (5 points)
6c) Suki Suki ending (15 points)
Total score: 70%
Kiiro Amami:
1) Announced scene by Alfonso: Shopping at CD&BOOK (10 points)
2) Dating scene: Perfect game score at the Game Corner (10 points)
3) Visit to her house: Pottery (10 points)
4) Beach scene: Sandcastle (10 points)
5) Shinto Shrine scene: Chocolate fish (10 points)
6a) Giri Giri ending: Courtyard (5 points)
6c) Suki Suki ending: Smiling for the first time (15 points)
6d) Love Love ending (20 points)
Total score: 90%
Shizuku Morimura:
1) Announced scene by Alfonso: Bringing her dog Pero into Itoh Mart (10 points)
4) Beach scene: Ice cream (10 points)
5) Shinto Shrine scene: Sandal breaks (10 points)
6a) Giri Giri ending: Picnic (5 points)
6b) Maa Maa ending (10 points)
6c) Suki Suki ending: Licked by Pero (15 points)
Total score: 60%
Meifa Lee:
1) Announced scene by Alfonso: Showing off her skills at the Game Corner (10 points)
2) Dating scene: Role as waitress at China Hao Hao (10 points)
3) Visit to her house: Photo of her in her kung fu outfit (10 points)
4) Beach scene: Chopping a watermelon in half (10 points)
5) Shinto Shrine scene: Money and trophy (10 points)
6a) Giri Giri ending: Pointing at you in the hallway (5 points)
6c) Suki Suki ending: Hands together (15 points)
6d) Love Love ending (20 points)
Total score: 90%
Reika Kongouji:
1) Kiss of Death scene (50 points)
2) Bridezilla ending (50 points)
Total score: 100%
Memory-unlocking Topics (2 points each; I didn't bother translating any of these titles):
4) Shizuku ga Kokoreta (Shizuku wa ii ko na no ni kawaisou)
12) Kaoru to Nazo no Bijo (Shitashige ni hanashi wo shiteite ki ni naru)
31) Reika A no Henreki (Anata ga i-chi-ba-n <3)
32) Natsuki Diet (Sono mama de mo jubun kawaii)
34) Al no Ane (???? suru kara ureshii)
35) Makoto Rikiddo Tsune Ren (Makoto ga rikiddo wa soujishita)
37) Kaoru ni Yasumi Nashi (Gakusei wa natsuyasumichu de ura yamashii)
38) Ayumi Zasshi ni Naru (Ayumi ga zasshi ni shuzai saretarashii)
39) Natsuki wa Idol (Natsuki wa machi uchi kai idol rashii)
40) Kiiro no Sobu (Kiiro no sobu wa togei ka rashii
42) Hana wa Jimi Datta (Chugaku nokono wa jimi na type datta)
43) Meifa no Renai ???? (Uwaki wa zettai yurusanai)
44) Reika no Seifuku (Reika no seifuku wa oudaameida)
45) Mukashi no Kaoru wa Sawa Yaka (Panda school rugby bu jidai)
46) Ayumi Miss Yukata (Kyonen no yusho mono wa Ayumi datta)
47) Makoto ga Kaoru to...!? (Futari wa tsuki atteiru?)
48) Kiiro wa Mukuchi (Mukuchi wa Kiiro no kowa wo kiita)
49) Shizuku wa Byoku gachi (Shizuku no byo mei ga ki ni naru)
50) Al wa Motemote (Dakedo totte mo ii yatsu!)
Total score: 38%
Total amount of game completed: 64.8%
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If I ever will continue playing this game again, it will most likely be if I ever get so fluent in Japanese that I can read it like English. Honestly, how can you give a damn what everyone says if you have to look up a Kanji dictionary for everything, and can just play through the game anyway? If I do play it again, I'll probably erase everything on my game like I do whenever I decide to come back to Sonic Adventure 2: Battle. I am supposedly due to take a Japanese class in Stonybrook University after I graduate from Dowling, but until then, I suppose I could take Kanji quizzes online if there are any. As far as a translation patch goes, I'm actually hoping that that waits until someone dumps a non-glitched ROM version of this game online.
Did I just mention a glitch in the ROM version? Well, yeah. Avoid the ROM if you have access to and money for a legitimate copy. For whatever reason, it has this glitch where you can't see anybody's eyes or mouths most of the time, which means that you'll be missing out on one of the most important gimmicks it has to offer. Unfortunately, this is the version that most websites, such as MobyGames depict, and there is a gameplay video on YouTube and Myspace each that shows this. THE REAL GAME IS NOT LIKE THAT!!!!! (That screenshot of Meifa shouting at you is not "lucky"; the eyes, mouth, and the rest of the character are all one sprite because no other facial expression fits that pose.)
I don't know about you, but even though it's at least playable (unlike "invisible Primal Rage" on the Sega 32X), that alone is enough to ruin the experience for me. The only other two Nintendo 64 games I've ever played as ROMs were Goldeneye 007 (which kept freezing up) and Wonder Project J2 (which was glitchy around the edges of the screen, but at least that's better than missing an important part of anything). I barely know the first thing about ROM-dumping, but I do know that anything that lets you do it (such as the Doctor V64) is rare and costs hundreds of dollars. I'll have to ask around how that works, but if I ever start up Retro Savoir, this game will definitely be a goal title of mine.
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Moving on, let me present to you:
The Getter Love!! website
It's in Japanese, and not available through Google. I found this through Wikipedia's page about the game, which hardly has any information about it. But, look around anyway. There are lots of nifty pics and stuff you can find that don't actually happen in the game.
Sure would be interesting to read fanfiction about this game, wouldn't it?
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Before I wrap this up, here's a non-canon list of voices I'd perceive most of the main cast having if this game had English voice acting:
Ayumi: Brittney Karbowski (voice of Ayu from Kanon)
Natsuki: Brianne Siddall or Michelle Ruff (voices of Rockna from Mon Colle Knights and Saga from A Little Snow Fairy Sugar respectively)
Hana: Julie Ann Taylor (voice of Yui from Lucky Star)
Makoto: Kaitlyn Glass (voice of Kaori from Kanon)
Kiiro: Michelle Ruff (voice of Yuki from The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. Huh? She and Saga sound nothing alike!)
Shizuku: Maggie Flecknoe (voice of Shiori from Kanon)
Meifa: Hitomi Nabatame (voice of Vivienne from Ultimate Girls)
Reika: Loretta Devine (role of Marla from Boston Public; turns out to be the same person who voiced Muriel from The PJ's.)
Alfonso: Matt Weinhold (voice of Van's initial form from Whacked!)
Kaoru: Whoever sang most of the lyrics for Funky Beat in Ontamarama.
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The last song of the Getter Love!! era will be something epic, complete with motion and lyrics! Even though the game in question had a mostly mediocre soundtrack within the main game, this game deserves some kind of attention, since it's the other most important import game of my life!
Watch and enjoy:
The opening sequence to:
Makeruna! Makendou Z
PC-FX
NEC
Now that the Getter Love!! era is over, here is a list of how many things I was able to collect in the game:
Ayumi Shirai:
1) Announced scene by Alfonso: Sudden downpour at the Ground (10 points)
2) Dating scene: Singing at the Karaoke Corner (10 points)
3) Scene at her house: Stuffed Pankichi (10 points)
4) Beach scene: Beach chair (10 points)
5) Shinto Shrine scene: Fireworks (10 points)
6b) Maa Maa ending: Sports park (10 points)
6d) Love Love ending (20 points)
Total score: 80%
Natsuki Itoh:
1) Announced scene by Alfonso: Coming to my house to vacuum (10 points)
4) Beach scene: Orca whale (10 points)
5) Shinto Shrine scene: Scared of youkai (10 points)
6a) Giri Giri ending (5 points)
6c) Suki Suki ending: Special dish (15 points)
Total score: 50%
Hana Tsuzuki:
1) Announced scene by Alfonso: Panda Park flea market (10 points)
2) Dating scene: Eating at Panda Burger (10 points)
4) Beach scene: Asking what you think (10 points)
5) Shinto Shrine scene: Shooting range (10 points)
6a) Giri Giri ending: Crying about test (5 points)
6b) Maa Maa ending (10 points)
6c) Suki Suki ending: Tears of joy(?) (15 points)
Total score: 70%
Makoto Minagawa:
1) Announced scene by Alfonso: Sitting on my doorstep (10 points)
2) Dating scene: Showing me her cat at Panda Park (10 points)
3) Visit to her house: Camera (10 points)
4) Beach scene: Fully clothed in the breeze (10 points)
5) Shinto Shrine scene: Sparkler (10 points)
6a) Giri Giri ending: Glasses and braids (5 points)
6c) Suki Suki ending (15 points)
Total score: 70%
Kiiro Amami:
1) Announced scene by Alfonso: Shopping at CD&BOOK (10 points)
2) Dating scene: Perfect game score at the Game Corner (10 points)
3) Visit to her house: Pottery (10 points)
4) Beach scene: Sandcastle (10 points)
5) Shinto Shrine scene: Chocolate fish (10 points)
6a) Giri Giri ending: Courtyard (5 points)
6c) Suki Suki ending: Smiling for the first time (15 points)
6d) Love Love ending (20 points)
Total score: 90%
Shizuku Morimura:
1) Announced scene by Alfonso: Bringing her dog Pero into Itoh Mart (10 points)
4) Beach scene: Ice cream (10 points)
5) Shinto Shrine scene: Sandal breaks (10 points)
6a) Giri Giri ending: Picnic (5 points)
6b) Maa Maa ending (10 points)
6c) Suki Suki ending: Licked by Pero (15 points)
Total score: 60%
Meifa Lee:
1) Announced scene by Alfonso: Showing off her skills at the Game Corner (10 points)
2) Dating scene: Role as waitress at China Hao Hao (10 points)
3) Visit to her house: Photo of her in her kung fu outfit (10 points)
4) Beach scene: Chopping a watermelon in half (10 points)
5) Shinto Shrine scene: Money and trophy (10 points)
6a) Giri Giri ending: Pointing at you in the hallway (5 points)
6c) Suki Suki ending: Hands together (15 points)
6d) Love Love ending (20 points)
Total score: 90%
Reika Kongouji:
1) Kiss of Death scene (50 points)
2) Bridezilla ending (50 points)
Total score: 100%
Memory-unlocking Topics (2 points each; I didn't bother translating any of these titles):
4) Shizuku ga Kokoreta (Shizuku wa ii ko na no ni kawaisou)
12) Kaoru to Nazo no Bijo (Shitashige ni hanashi wo shiteite ki ni naru)
31) Reika A no Henreki (Anata ga i-chi-ba-n <3)
32) Natsuki Diet (Sono mama de mo jubun kawaii)
34) Al no Ane (???? suru kara ureshii)
35) Makoto Rikiddo Tsune Ren (Makoto ga rikiddo wa soujishita)
37) Kaoru ni Yasumi Nashi (Gakusei wa natsuyasumichu de ura yamashii)
38) Ayumi Zasshi ni Naru (Ayumi ga zasshi ni shuzai saretarashii)
39) Natsuki wa Idol (Natsuki wa machi uchi kai idol rashii)
40) Kiiro no Sobu (Kiiro no sobu wa togei ka rashii
42) Hana wa Jimi Datta (Chugaku nokono wa jimi na type datta)
43) Meifa no Renai ???? (Uwaki wa zettai yurusanai)
44) Reika no Seifuku (Reika no seifuku wa oudaameida)
45) Mukashi no Kaoru wa Sawa Yaka (Panda school rugby bu jidai)
46) Ayumi Miss Yukata (Kyonen no yusho mono wa Ayumi datta)
47) Makoto ga Kaoru to...!? (Futari wa tsuki atteiru?)
48) Kiiro wa Mukuchi (Mukuchi wa Kiiro no kowa wo kiita)
49) Shizuku wa Byoku gachi (Shizuku no byo mei ga ki ni naru)
50) Al wa Motemote (Dakedo totte mo ii yatsu!)
Total score: 38%
Total amount of game completed: 64.8%
-----
If I ever will continue playing this game again, it will most likely be if I ever get so fluent in Japanese that I can read it like English. Honestly, how can you give a damn what everyone says if you have to look up a Kanji dictionary for everything, and can just play through the game anyway? If I do play it again, I'll probably erase everything on my game like I do whenever I decide to come back to Sonic Adventure 2: Battle. I am supposedly due to take a Japanese class in Stonybrook University after I graduate from Dowling, but until then, I suppose I could take Kanji quizzes online if there are any. As far as a translation patch goes, I'm actually hoping that that waits until someone dumps a non-glitched ROM version of this game online.
Did I just mention a glitch in the ROM version? Well, yeah. Avoid the ROM if you have access to and money for a legitimate copy. For whatever reason, it has this glitch where you can't see anybody's eyes or mouths most of the time, which means that you'll be missing out on one of the most important gimmicks it has to offer. Unfortunately, this is the version that most websites, such as MobyGames depict, and there is a gameplay video on YouTube and Myspace each that shows this. THE REAL GAME IS NOT LIKE THAT!!!!! (That screenshot of Meifa shouting at you is not "lucky"; the eyes, mouth, and the rest of the character are all one sprite because no other facial expression fits that pose.)
I don't know about you, but even though it's at least playable (unlike "invisible Primal Rage" on the Sega 32X), that alone is enough to ruin the experience for me. The only other two Nintendo 64 games I've ever played as ROMs were Goldeneye 007 (which kept freezing up) and Wonder Project J2 (which was glitchy around the edges of the screen, but at least that's better than missing an important part of anything). I barely know the first thing about ROM-dumping, but I do know that anything that lets you do it (such as the Doctor V64) is rare and costs hundreds of dollars. I'll have to ask around how that works, but if I ever start up Retro Savoir, this game will definitely be a goal title of mine.
-----
Moving on, let me present to you:
The Getter Love!! website
It's in Japanese, and not available through Google. I found this through Wikipedia's page about the game, which hardly has any information about it. But, look around anyway. There are lots of nifty pics and stuff you can find that don't actually happen in the game.
Sure would be interesting to read fanfiction about this game, wouldn't it?
-----
Before I wrap this up, here's a non-canon list of voices I'd perceive most of the main cast having if this game had English voice acting:
Ayumi: Brittney Karbowski (voice of Ayu from Kanon)
Natsuki: Brianne Siddall or Michelle Ruff (voices of Rockna from Mon Colle Knights and Saga from A Little Snow Fairy Sugar respectively)
Hana: Julie Ann Taylor (voice of Yui from Lucky Star)
Makoto: Kaitlyn Glass (voice of Kaori from Kanon)
Kiiro: Michelle Ruff (voice of Yuki from The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. Huh? She and Saga sound nothing alike!)
Shizuku: Maggie Flecknoe (voice of Shiori from Kanon)
Meifa: Hitomi Nabatame (voice of Vivienne from Ultimate Girls)
Reika: Loretta Devine (role of Marla from Boston Public; turns out to be the same person who voiced Muriel from The PJ's.)
Alfonso: Matt Weinhold (voice of Van's initial form from Whacked!)
Kaoru: Whoever sang most of the lyrics for Funky Beat in Ontamarama.
-----
The last song of the Getter Love!! era will be something epic, complete with motion and lyrics! Even though the game in question had a mostly mediocre soundtrack within the main game, this game deserves some kind of attention, since it's the other most important import game of my life!
Watch and enjoy:
The opening sequence to:
Makeruna! Makendou Z
PC-FX
NEC