That being said, there are a number of early events that those familiar with the original will be able to understand and characters that will be recognizable far earlier than they would be for newcomers.īlue Reflection: Second Light splits its storytelling into two fairly even parts.
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Now it must be said first that while playing the original Blue Reflection and, to a lesser extent, the anime Blue Reflection Ray aren’t really necessary to get the most out of the events that happen in Blue Reflection: Second Light there are a number of characters and some plot points that will tie into these previous entries though the game does try its best to try and make the connection for players who haven’t been with the series from the beginning.
With a chance to remember who they once were in front of them, the girls risk the danger in front of them if it means solving the mysteries of the strange school and finding their way back home. The girls find that the “Heartscape” that has been created off in the distance might be the home to dangerous monsters but also is home to the memories of the person it belongs to. With the mysteriously empty school still containing everything the girls need to survive and a strange assistant robot chiming in from time to time, it is clear that something strange is happening but when a conversation Ao has with one of the three girls manages to stir up a potential memory a potential way forward appears. To make matters worse, only Ao has any memories of her time back in the normal world as the rest of the girls have no memory of their lives in the normal world. With no idea how she arrived there, Ao finds three other girls who have been living there for an unknown amount of time already but the problem is, no one knows where they are or even if there is a way out. One day when traveling to school a high school girl by the name of Ao Hoshizaki appears to drop her phone and is suddenly transported to a strange empty school surrounded entirely by water.
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