Kisetsu o Dakishimete: Difference between revisions

* [[Fortune Teller]]: The protagonist works part-time as the writer of the fortune-telling column of the town's magazine. He doesn't believe in fortune-telling and has very filmsy knowledge of it, so he writes whatever comes into his mind; yet, he's concidentally accurate enough that his column is the most popular part of the magazine, and that people blindly follow his advices, as demonstrated when he uses the column to meet Mayu (who strongly believes in this column, all while not knowing the protagonist is the one writing it) again. {{spoiler|Of course, this being a dramatic [[Love Triangle]] story, [[It Got Worse|things get a turn to the worse]] when Mayu discovers the column writer's identity during the game's climax}}.

* [[The Glomp]]: Mayu gives one to the protagonist if you choose to volunteer to help her in her [[Quest for Identity]]. That sequence is also part of the game's opening demo.

* [[High-Class Call Girl]]: The Sexy Lady. {{spoiler|Going by mistake to the [[Host Club]] she works at will land you a Bad Ending, albeit a light-hearted one}}.

* [[Hint System]]: Most of the Bad Endings have one of the main heroines, in chibi form, explaining where you screwed up. Those light-hearted hint sequences either reinforce the comedic part of the joke endings, or create a positive [[Mood Whiplash]] with the sadness-inducing or downright scary endings.

* [[Memento MacGuffin]]: The ring the Sexy Lady wears at her neck. {{spoiler|It's the wedding ring [[The Mourning After|her beloved fiancé, who died in an accident]], wanted to give her. As a symbol of her [[Character Development|finally coming to terms with her loss]] and being ready to move on a [[Second Love]] with the protagonist, [[It's All Junk|she buries it under the Hirenzakura tree]] in her Good Ending.}}

* [[Necktie Headband]]: The Drunken Geezer, during the ''hanami'' sequence, wears one.

* {{spoiler|[[Our Souls Are Different]]}}: This is one complicated version of the trope the game has here. It also depend heavily of the storyline followed:

** In {{spoiler|Mayu's main}} storyline, {{spoiler|she's actually Mayu Sakurai's soul, who has just reincarnated into the new Spirit of the Cherry Trees, a kind and benevolent Spirit coming in the world of livings beings each Spring to make blossom the cherry trees and bring happiness to the people, and has lost her memories in her first coming}};

* [[Trash of the Titans]]: What the [[Men Can't Keep House|protagonist]]'s flat looks like. It's so messy there's even erotic books in his kitchen!

* [[True Love's Kiss]]: {{spoiler|The kiss Mayu and the protagonist share near the end of her storyline revives her memories}}.

* [[Visual Novel]]