Good game, pretty fun and enjoyable. Exactly what I expected a Super Famicom Cotton game to be. Loved the music, which the series has been 10/10 so far with.

Bosses were varied and interesting, game always surprised me with something new to fight. Last boss was fucking brutal, think I flew through 15 lives on her alone.

Only complaint was I felt like they could have done a little better with the backgrounds. Coming from the previous games, these didn't stand out too well.

A nice little shmup with very cute and charming bright and colorful graphics, but it mostly feels like a less interesting and simplified version of Fantastic Night Dreams. Also the EXP system is even more punishing in this (despite the game being a lot easier) simply because now EXP crystals are exclusively EXP and spell pick ups are very rare. It was a nice one to play but not very noteworthy. Even the cute charming visuals kinda work against it, as good as they are, because I liked the juxtaposition of the cute witch MC fighting hellish creatures in FND. At least the final boss was harder and her ass got nicer.

It's fuckin cotton baby! Definitely a SNES game, with everything that entails. The color range is vibrant, the soundtrack has that distinct SNES midi-y vibe to it, and the game can sometimes chug to a crawl despite not much going on onscreen. The slower gameplay and simplified magic system honestly make this game a pretty darn good beginner shmup imo as the only extremely intense section is the final boss which might be considered a pretty high difficulty spike tbh. Other than that, it's cotton! I love this doofy willow-obsessed witch girl and her empty-minded antics, and you should too.

Very short cute 'em up and definitely on the easier side. Still, it doesn't lack challenge which presents itself in the last level and the bosses. It never managed to feel unfair though and each enemy had clear attacks you could avoid with careful positioning and keeping your eyes on the projectiles.

The game definitely doesn't do anything new, but what it does it does well. Collecting fairies, shooting magic and using specials all manage to feel satisfying with solid controls.

Cute, charming and funny. It's a decently cromulent way to spend your sunday in my opinion.

Eh. It's somewhat difficult, so much so that it can lead you to some unfair ends to your run even on Easy mode with 9 lives per credit (you only get two continues). It also feels really derivative compared to Fantastic Night Dreams, and while I know this started off as a SNES port of that, it feels like it took too much compared to it, mostly with the level designs, the enemy placements, and even the enemies themselves. Level 4 is literally a retread of level 2 from FND, right down to the tree midboss and the undead boss. It's not all terrible, though, the music is pretty good (even if I think it's pretty weak compared to the other Cotton games), this is probably one of the few SNES shooters without much slowdown (even though that's probably because it's a slower paced shooter compared to most), and I like how you can actually select what magic you want to use compared to FND, where you had to pray on the last magic pickup you got to be the one you needed in certain situations. I can see why this is one of the cheaper Cotton games on the second-hand market now, honestly. And I'd say skip it unless you're that much of a Cotton fan or you REALLY need to scratch that SNES shooter itch for some reason. At least it's not Rainbow Cotton.