Wonderful Everyday: Down the Rabbit-Hole

Wonderful Everyday: Down the Rabbit-Hole

released on Mar 26, 2010

Wonderful Everyday: Down the Rabbit-Hole

released on Mar 26, 2010

What will you do when the last sky comes? The story follows a group of Tokyo high school students through a mystery revolving around a prophecy about the end of the world and they try to find their own "Wonderful Everyday". Wonderful Everyday: Down the Rabbit-Hole is a visual novel with multiple routes which develops a story based on a few concepts: "the sky and the world", "the beginning and the end", "literature and science", "savior and hero", "brother and sister".


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Give me one good reason to continue this VN. No, I mean it. Where is the artistry that people claim this to be? I admit I haven't reached an ending to chapter 2 yet, but seeing how it's going, I'm not sure I want to! I've seen all around that this is apparently a "life-changing" game when all I see is an incel sob story masquerading as an ontological thought experiment. The idea surrounding everything is neat and all, but whenever anything starts to go anywhere, something comes and ruins any intrigue that I had in what was happening. Tell me what anyone sees in this and how its worth continuing. Genuinely. Everything I see disgusts me to my core and not even in the good way. The desk scene has left me scarred. I so badly want to like this because of the universe and implications it has behind it (and because of Ayana I love her) but if the entirety of chapter 2 is as bad as what I've seen, I don't understand how it could possibly get any better.

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Sinceramente uma das melhores coisas que já li na vida, após terminar os livros referenciados aqui, irei reler. Só é uma tristeza saber que nunca vou ler no original (não porque algo me impede, mas porque só é fora do meu interesse atual aprender japonês)

I don't know if my words will reach you without being lost by the flaws of the human communication, but that doesn't matter. With your own experience, i hope you can understand mine.

The most important work for me

That's a story about live happily, no matter how unfortunate your life is. It's clearer than ever, the answer is simple, but reach this answer was one of the most difficult things in the world.

"those who consider themselves unfortunate spent most of their time complaining. No matter how unfortunate you believe your life is, you must live happily!"



It's probably objectively not perfect but it means a lot to me so it is in my eyes so shut up.