Country Girl

Country Girl
Developer07th Expansion
Publisher07th Expansion
WriterRyukishi07
ReleasedAugust 31, 2016
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Country Girl (カントリーガァル, Kantorīgāru) is one of three story arcs comprising TRianThology along with Vespio 2438 and School Love Adventure, and is the first arc that Alice visits. It was written by Romeo Tanaka.

Premise

Plot

Screenshot of Country Girl
Four middle school students, Mikihiko Inaba, Miya Natsuki, Keiko Futatsumori, and Iyo Hikawa, face the inevitability of leaving their small rural town to pursue a high school education. The four friends grew up together in Nishidori, a town fated to "disappear" due to its declining population and opportunities, something the four come face-to-face with when their favorite restaurant suddenly closes. Hoping to create new opportunities for themselves beyond Nishidori, Mikihiko proposes they take the Tokyo high school entrance exams. The story skips ahead several months. Keiko is discharged from the hospital, having been admitted for the sudden worsening of a congenital heart condition. On her way home, she sees the silhouette of Mikihiko but is unable to call out to him. Later, she attends her first real day of high school, having missed the first month due to her time in the hospital. Though she managed to pass the entrance exams to attend a school in Tokyo, Keiko instead chose to attend a smaller high school alongside Mikihiko and Iyo. After her first day, she asks the faculty about Mikihiko and learns that he has not attended a single day of school so far. Keiko enrolls in remedial classes and struggles socially due to her reticent nature, though she manages to make a new friend in Yayoi Tomioka. Keiko runs into Iyo and tries to connect with her, only to find that Iyo has completely reinvented herself and tries to avoid discussing her past.

Characters


Trivia

  • Country Girl uses filtered versions of several real-life images and videos as background art.

See also

References

  1. "Remember the TRianThology!". Archived from the original on 18 August 2016.