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Why feel sorry for her? She can't feel anything.

Hey /jp/! Hey /jp/! Did you know?

A PSP version of Planetarian was released back in February -- with the junker voiced by ONO FUCKING DAISUKE, along with voices for the characters who appear in the holograms.

http://www.pspsharing.co.cc/604/

If there is any justice in the world, I demand an updated voice patch, or a translated PSP version. Download links are still alive... Any anons up for the task?

>>3314405
>Is it even possible to fuck her?
The description of fucking =/= vaginal penetration brah. There are tons of way to fuck; don't limit yourself to one (natural/artificial) hole.

CLANG CLANG CL-OH GOD THE TEARS WON'T STOP

CLAN CLANG CL-OH GOD THE TEARS WON'T STOP

[x] Robot

How would you go about saving Reverie? In a land of radioactive Fallout and death, can you save her?

Random BAWfuel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbGDmYEIx80

>>2679540
Now we move on to the act itself.

I’ll take a cue from the Apostle John and skip the description of how Reverie got destroyed. The act itself isn’t all that horrifying (no thanks to the mass media), but what is more horrifying is that an innocent being has been killed by one of the most cruel means to die. This transcends even the Rape of Nanjing and the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki put together. It is more cruel than all the war crimes put together. Heck, even the Holocaust is just a nightmare when compared to the crucifixion of Jesus. That was the day when even God averted his eyes in shame.

Whereas Reverie’s death isn’t that epic, I liken it to that, for she was the last twinkle of hope in that landscape of death. And by being snuffed out so suddenly and cruelly, it hearkens to the same shameful act all those years ago.

I do realize I am crazy for even trying to draw parallels between these two events, but I know, deep down, that planetarian is not just a decent visual novel. I feel that it’s trying to tell us something, but no one has ever bothered to try to decipher it. It is a shocking look at our world today, and a glimpse into the future we do not like to see. Ironic as it may seem, coming from a country where a siginificant part of the population is in the dark about the Divine. Or rather, being led to believe in the wrong kind of god. I still don’t know all of it myself, but I do know that if I don’t try, I’ll never forgive myself.

That’s one of my gifts to the world, and I hope no one rejects it. Even if I may be called crazy and be disbelieved, then again, most of the great prophets and scientists were termed crazies before they were given the recognition and praise they deserved.

I only do this in the service of the father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost.