#Voltage inc

[hopelessenthusiast1729]

THE 7th ANNIVERSARY ART IS HERE 🚨🚨🚨

LOU AND TOA'S HAIR AKSJDKDKKSJDJDKKD

EVERYBODY SAY THANK YOU VOLTAGE

The anniversary's video:

[neerons]

Last 6 hours

I'm considering making all of these if I ever have time, but to gain time I want to know what would be better to start with.

I'll do my best creating a scenario good enough to make it seem official, and I'll make a fake CG too if I have time based on the artists' style. Don't hesitate to tell me if you have any suggestions or anything 😊

[sirpewfaba]

These are the things I got from the new VIP event. Anyone wanna help a girl out and share the stories 😭😭😭 I need to see them bad. I know the kbtbb fandom is basically dead but I’m hoping for a Hail Mary 😔🙏

She’s so cute 🥹

[memoria-99]

Time limit premise in Ikemen series... and why Vamp is the worst in that sense

Don't misunderstand, I really like Vamp and this has nothing to do with my personal likes.

So the setting of each Ikeseries game from Cybird is like this

Sen: MC who time traveled, 3 month time limit

Rev: MC who went to another world, 1 month limit

Vamp: MC who time traveled, 1 month time limit

Ĺive: MC who was living in that world, no time limit

Gen: MC who was living in that world, no time limit

Pri: MC who was living in that world, 1 month time limit

Vil: MC who was living in that world, 1 month time limit

And among these, the one that this time limit premise is done in the poorest way is Vamp.

This is mostly because MC has only a month(or two, in the later routes but still) and once she leaves she can never come back.

Well, ok you could fall in love in a month, that's acceptable, but giving up your whole life in 21st century for the dude who you've only known for a month? To make matters worse, this MC is good at speaking multiple languages but it's just necessary for everyday life, not like it helps her significantly or makes her a job. The only thing she does in 19th century France is to do chores with Sebastian. I mean, of course that's an important work, yes, but... it has nothing to do with her specialties or dreams or anything. In the worst case scenario if she breaks up with the dude, her choice to be with him leaves her nothing. She just wasted her time doing chores in the random mansion.

At least Sen MC has 3 months, which is absolutely better than one, and she actually has a proper job to do with her specialty in that timeline.

Rev MC is from another world but going back and forth between her world and the guy's isn't very much of a big deal compared to Sen or Vamp. Just wait for a month and she could always go to another world and vice versa.

Live and Gen MCs are in the same world with the guys and don't have any kind of time limit so they have nothing to be bothered.

Pri and Vil MCs have 1 month time limit, but still they're in the same world with the guys so they could always meet even after the deadline, if they really wanted to.

But Vamp MC only has 1 month, and she'll never see the guys again once she leaves that timeline. So she's like "Oh I love him so much, I don't wanna leave him" but 1 month is not enough time to decide whether you could give up all you had including careers, dreams, family and become the housekeeper only for the sake of love.

And this isn't Cybird's game, but Court of Darkness from Voltage has a similar setting, MC going to another world(without the time limit). And at least this MC is an orphan and she mentioned herself that no one will be there for her even if she went back. So it's more acceptable that she chose life in new world, since it's pretty much indicated that she doesn't have much attachment to her previous world.

But Vamp MC? She has family. She has friends. She has job. Why in the world would she abandon all those just for a guy she had just met.

[nikkipettt]

紅の戦士

[englishotomegames]

"Roses for My Love", a DLC for Even if Tempest, is now available!

"Three stories each for Lucien, Crius, Tyril, and Zenn focused on love from you to him.

These are short stories that take place after the main story's ending, focused on the theme of 'love gifted from her to the man she loves.' See the fresh start of their relationship alongside newly drawn CGs."

[mobageheroine]

Protagonist (MC)

【Masquerade Kiss】

[sterkeyra]

Little Hare (Chibi Edition)

Since I already cropped the pics of MC throughout the main story I decided to scour my folders for the MC chibis too :D These are part of the Ending Sets, a Gacha Item and the the JP Fanclub magazines that got released for Tsugaru since he got 1st place in elections.

I love this chibi style a lot, they are so expressionate! I really wish we would get more Chibi artworks, they always brighten my day!

I really enjoy seeing MC as a flustered dork, but also her not having it :D It's so adorable that they even gave her different clothings and even hairstyles. By the time MC grew out her hair a bit more so she was able to do braids, that look also very cute on her.

PS: Of course Tsugaru would get her a stuffed rabbit as a Little Hare counterpart! According to Momo his collection urges to get all kinds of rabbits got a bit out of hand :D

[littlemousenix]

I still think about this exchange often. How many buildings has Soryu bought because of Eisuke? Has this happened only once or is this a common occurrence? Do the other managers have turns as well? I need answers.

[daeva-agas]

10+ years of Voltage social games!!

Mirror Princess will join the 10 years anniversary club next year (they had their 9th anniversary this year).

There were some other games that used to exist but unfortunately had to close down years ago, like the Pirates in Love one or 10 Days Devil one. I don't remember if they had others, because I didn't really keep up with all the JP apps.

There's also their venture into a more arcade type game like Love Scramble and the mystery/investigation style Doubt (Liar), which have also sadly closed down.

So many memories through the years... I almost can't believe I'm still here, quite honestly...

[kamyru]

No one: Nothing

Voltage *creates one of the most relatable characters ever*:

[toshiakikijima]

Shunichiro Tachibana’s Last Season Spoiler

I have to be honest.

I’ve been a huge reader of Irresistible Mistakes since 2017, when I was just a freshman in high school. Back then, I was captivated by its melodramatic flair, and the plot had this exciting, forward-moving energy that kept me hooked. I vividly remember when Kijima, Kiriya, and Shunichiro’s first season debuted on the standby app—it felt fresh, engaging, and full of promise. But after season four, the magic started to fade. The pacing became unbearably slow, and the storylines dragged on without delivering any real payoff for the readers. It became a frustrating read.

Take Tachibana’s arc, for example. In his final season, the first part opens with the MC reflecting on changes within the company, which had become a more progressive and liberal environment. By now, the MC is a part-time employee because she’s juggling her career as an award-winning novelist. That’s when the familiar trope hits: she starts feeling sick, notices she missed her period, and takes a pregnancy test. She’s pregnant. Yay, right? Except, this is where it all feels strangely… underwhelming.

Tachibana, noticing her odd behavior, asks what’s wrong, and to my surprise, he reacts to the pregnancy news with happiness—totally different from his panicked reaction in season three during the pregnancy scare. They visit a maternity hospital (which I’m sure surprised Kings of Paradise fans), and it’s confirmed she’s six weeks along. He tells her to take it easy at work, and she eventually informs her co-workers that she’ll be working from home. Kiriya, Yuuki, Minoru, Sakura, and a couple of others are supportive, but here’s where things start to crumble for the MC.

Morning sickness hits her hard, to the point where she’s losing weight and can’t keep anything down without getting sick. Tachibana advises her to take it easy since it’s her first pregnancy, and there’s a lot of internal dialogue between them—mostly arguments. Then, Tachibana’s parents drop by, furious they weren’t told about the pregnancy sooner. His father asks the MC if she plans to contribute anything to the family or if she’ll be ‘lazy’ unlike Shunchiro’s mother, who supposedly did it all without help. This scene just grates. After they leave, Tachibana pleads with the MC to stay with her parents for the remainder of her pregnancy, but she refuses.

Part two of the last season focuses on them making amends, and now she’s going on maternity leave. Minoru and Toma are emotional, telling her she can always come back after the baby is born. Tachibana, trying to be thoughtful, makes her dinner when she returns home, and she starts reminiscing about their breakup in NYC. He apologizes for his earlier comments about sending her home and promises she can always lean on him because pregnancy isn’t easy.

And yet, despite all this support, the MC continues to feel sick and tired constantly. Things get so bad that Tachibana secretly hires a maid to take care of the chores she can’t manage. This, of course, leads to another fight. The words of her father-in-law echo in her head, making her feel useless, and it drives her to argue with Tachibana again. Eventually, he sends her to stay with her parents for a few weeks, and she feels much happier there. However, Minoru reaches out, wanting to meet up about a project she helped with before leaving. During their meeting, he confesses that people at work see Tachibana as distant and depressed.

When she returns, she and Tachibana make up, and then—boom—the baby girl is born. And that’s it. The storyline feels like it builds up to this massive crescendo, but the conclusion falls flat, like an ending that was filtered through just to tie up loose ends.

The last three seasons really dragged. Instead of exploring more nuanced themes—like political family dynamics, which is what initially drew readers to Shunichiro’s arc—they spent far too much time portraying Tachibana as this ‘flawless’ man while the MC came across as a complete mess. Voltage missed the opportunity to introduce new characters or develop more meaningful family drama. And honestly, I was hoping for a boy instead of a girl, which could’ve added more layers to the family dynamic.

Ultimately, this chapter felt like a slow march toward nothing significant. It lacked the emotional depth and plot progression I was hoping for. I haven’t even bothered to read the other endings yet, because frankly, this one left a bad taste in my mouth.

[neerons]

MK’s MC and KBTBB’s MC are so cute 🥺❤️

Kazuomi | My Boyfriend’s a Resort King

[himawari-akemi]

The Resort King but also the King of my heart ❤️

[star-crossed-mid]

Fit Check!

[saijoaki]

恋人は公安刑事

東雲歩:最強の恋人編　(前編)

東雲歩:最強の恋人編　(後編 | エンドセット)

I fall for both of them over and over again💗

In S4 of Ayumu Main Stories, I got emotional in some part because she's on edge, but the fact that Ayumu knows when MC feels vulnerable and comforts her in his own way is the best.🥺💛

Happy Ending part ..Ayumu, hooo for entire stories. He surely holds it in well until everything works out before letting it loose. Even during S4 stories he seems to be more dominant than every story I've read so far. 🤔

(Maybe I'm imagining it? It could be he just wants to cheer her up or help her be back to her usual self once again.)