“美少女万華鏡(bishoujo mangekyou)” is a unique and amazing Bishōjo game that I enjoy most.For those who barely understood “美少女万華鏡(bishoujo mangekyou)”，here is my ammunition to turn them on to the amazing magnificent world.
First ,let me remind you, ωstar is an unknown AVG game company.Plain and simple,the games tell an inspiring touching story.It's epic,especially for a Bishōjo game's series,but it's not terribly long.
Second,it is so educational.Bishōjo games are supposed to be tools for venting lust and yet too many of them beat the otaku over their heads with their massage.Most otaku wish they had harems to fill the empty spaces in our lives and hearts. This never works.
“美少女万华镜”teaches otaku that life is rough(and won't be all sugar plums and fairy tales,even if you do have magic，hi-tech or something else)Let's be honest.Life is like that,and that's the reason I love it.
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In Japan,there is no formal translation for"美少女万華鏡”(bishoujo mangekyou).But you can open the website（http://www.omega-star.jp/biman/） and view the information of the game in Janpanese.You can also copy and paste the name of the game(bishoujo mangekyou）on google search oryahoo，and open the first website(美少女万華鏡のセカイへようこそ - ωstar).
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As a matter of fact,language and culture(ACGN) are two sides of the same coin.Discoverring a new culture is an immensely enriching experience intricately tied to the knowledge of a foreign language.
You can learn particular light novel 's culture without knowing the language.That's kind of like watching a video of a live show.You get to understand the plot,but you miss out on the buzz.You can't feel the culture fully without throwing yourself in,and that begins with the language.Also learing language and getting soaked into an entirely new culture is the surest way to become an understanding individual.
Once you are aware of the fact that we are all cultural beings,(producets of our own environment,and that you recognize the cultural base for your own attitudes and beharvior)you can learn Japanese lore as part of your self-educated curriculum.
First ,let me remind you, ωstar is an unknown AVG game company.Plain and simple,the games tell an inspiring touching story.It's epic,especially for a Bishōjo game's series,but it's not terribly long.
Second,it is so educational.Bishōjo games are supposed to be tools for venting lust and yet too many of them beat the otaku over their heads with their massage.Most otaku wish they had harems to fill the empty spaces in our lives and hearts. This never works.
“美少女万华镜”teaches otaku that life is rough(and won't be all sugar plums and fairy tales,even if you do have magic，hi-tech or something else)Let's be honest.Life is like that,and that's the reason I love it.
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In Japan,there is no formal translation for"美少女万華鏡”(bishoujo mangekyou).But you can open the website（http://www.omega-star.jp/biman/） and view the information of the game in Janpanese.You can also copy and paste the name of the game(bishoujo mangekyou）on google search oryahoo，and open the first website(美少女万華鏡のセカイへようこそ - ωstar).
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As a matter of fact,language and culture(ACGN) are two sides of the same coin.Discoverring a new culture is an immensely enriching experience intricately tied to the knowledge of a foreign language.
You can learn particular light novel 's culture without knowing the language.That's kind of like watching a video of a live show.You get to understand the plot,but you miss out on the buzz.You can't feel the culture fully without throwing yourself in,and that begins with the language.Also learing language and getting soaked into an entirely new culture is the surest way to become an understanding individual.
Once you are aware of the fact that we are all cultural beings,(producets of our own environment,and that you recognize the cultural base for your own attitudes and beharvior)you can learn Japanese lore as part of your self-educated curriculum.
