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About This Game Michiru's quest to save the world by sealing the Chaos that threatens it is progressing flawlessly... except for the fact that her fellow Magical Girl and rival, Kazuki, is beating her at every turn! She wants to prove her worth as a Magical Girl, and win the Magic wish that can make her dreams come true, but so far, all she's proven is that she's a failure. Then, just as it seems that Michiru may have actually done something right for once, and earned Kazuki's respect in the process, a flash of light and an ominous rumbling noise interrupt her rejoicing. Michiru is dumbfounded, while Kazuki merely remarks: "I never thought it would come so soon..." Just what could be heading their way? This visual novel, a spinoff of the popular "Fruit of Grisaia" series, follows Michiru's adventures in an anime-like format of 13 episodes. It is split into two Parts: Part 2 continues where Part 1 leaves off, and contains the last 6 episodes. 7aa9394dea Title: Idol Magical Girl Chiru Chiru Michiru Part 2Genre: Adventure, CasualDeveloper:FrontwingPublisher:Frontwing USARelease Date: 29 Jul, 2015 Idol Magical Girl Chiru Chiru Michiru Part 2 Download No Crack idol magical girl chiru chiru michiru part 2 badge. idol magical girl chiru chiru michiru part 2. idol magical girl chiru chiru michiru part 2. idol magical girl chiru chiru michiru part 2 badge If you played The Fruit of Grisaia, then bought the Michiru spin-off, don't expect to bawl your eyes out like many others have. This is a much more light hearted game. If you liked the long common route or part 1 of the spin off (assuming you are reading this because you are wondering to buy part 2 after finishing part 1), then you will enjoy this for it's little skits and not so serious story. Even though this is a spin-off, some of the characters from the sequal of the main series show up, but knowing who they are is what all really matters, so it's not a terribly huge spoiler alert. Watching all of the anime adaptations should be more than enough.Like The Fruit of Grisaia, you have the choice of either choosing to go windowed mode, which you can't customize, or full screen. I would rather have the windowed mode to be the same size as in Grisaia and not the overly huge screen that has little difference form full screen.Pressing F12 (default minimize and screenshot button) and then another regular key still makes your game take a screenshot until you restart the game.Michiruisbestgirl\/10. This is the second and final chapter of the Magical Girl CCM saga... and it is just as much of a funny blast as the first volume. It also has an undercurrent of heart that is wonderful.I shall recommend this, but would suggest waiting until it is on-sale, and that you acquire the first volume at the same time. It might be a bit confusing otherwise.. More CG, but shorter than part 1. It's more serious and less easy-going than part 1, too. Still overpriced...Why does it has to be split into 2 parts, anyway?. Paid $20 for 2 hours of gameplay. WURF IT. its really woth if u grisaia fans and also michiru fans to buy this gamethis game got light story with lot of joke and also got baka&cute magical girl michiru as main charthis game also got good artwork. Paid $20 for 2 hours of gameplay. WURF IT. Enjoyable. Not quite as good as the trilogy it comes from but defintly a enjoyable VN.. This is the second and final chapter of the Magical Girl CCM saga... and it is just as much of a funny blast as the first volume. It also has an undercurrent of heart that is wonderful.I shall recommend this, but would suggest waiting until it is on-sale, and that you acquire the first volume at the same time. It might be a bit confusing otherwise.. Part 2 is definitely worth picking up as a continuation of part 1. Part 2 sees a shift in tone towards more serious events, as you'd expect from a story that needs to wrap itself up in six more episodes, but it's all still interspersed with the series' trademark humour. Better still, despite the shift in tone, it manages to find the right balance between more heartfelt, serious moments and the odd shot of (relevant) humour, switching between both with near-perfect timing.Overall, Chiru Chiru Michiru is also a great spin on the magical girl genre. You can certainly feel the energy and enthusiasm that went into making this spinoff work on the many levels it's based on. It's set up cleverly too. Sure, it takes a rather easygoing approach to things by nature, which results in a quickly-shifting narrative where anything can happen. But despite this it ties itself together rather well, especially in its conclusion, and most importantly, remains hugely entertaining and endearing throughout.