In all cases, Asuka needs your touch and guidance to get focused, and, with every rub, squeeze and slap (yea, slap), she finds herself falling deeper and deeper in love with you, until she can’t contain her hidden emotions anymore. Or maybe she’s just an incredibly nervous idol who needs a little reassurance before getting onto the stage. Maybe you’ve been caught in the rain and need to dry off together, quickly. Maybe you’re cooling down after a great volleyball practice. Through some targeted caressing and targeted touching, you’re able to stimulate a part of Asuka’s brain that seems to take her away to another time or place, a time where the two of you are in different scenarios, rather than simply being at school. She offers up her hands, and you take them in your Joycon-controlled fingers.

Asuka (or one of the other girls, if you get the DLC packages) is confused about her feelings towards you, and really needs something to help her think clearly and understand what’s going on. Senran Kagura: Reflexions is an odd and strangely endearing title that puts you in the classroom of the local high school. And, dare I say it, we might be better off for it. But, against all odds, Senran Kagura: Reflexions has been localized to the rest of the world. After all, other games at least attempt to make up reasons why the large-chested females are always in embarrassing and revealing situations.

And when the newest title was announced for the Switch, there was amazing skepticism if something like this could be localized for the rest of the world. From a comprehensive and strong beat-em-up with destructible clothing to some odd choices of beach spots, the female ninjas of Senran Kagura have dominated the charts of Japan and the hearts of fans everywhere. The man has zero problems or illusions about his objectification of female characters in his games, and, despite what some people scream about, it’s worked out incredibly well in the department where it counts, which is sales. Rather than give some kind of half-assed, deeply nonsensical explanation for his character designs and reasoning with the Senran Kagura series, he’s put it frankly and simply: Tits are life, ass is hometown. The singular, unapologetic belief structures of Kenichiro Takaki seem to have emboldened a whole new generation of fans across the globe. Also, if you already know you won’t buy it, don’t bother reading here to confirm your worst nightmares. If you are put off by language and descriptions of anime breasts and incredibly niche situations, please read something else. WARNING : This review is far more targeted and opinionated towards fan service and the expected audience of this game than previous reviews.

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