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Suddenly, Iori, Yui, and Aoki all see a vision of Taichi grabbing Inaba's breast.

Later in the clubroom, the entire StuCS get together to discuss the newspaper and the vision they saw during the class. Inaba, Iori and Taichi later discuss the visions they experienced, realizing that they are somehow predicting the future. Depending on the player's choice, Taichi can finish the homework by copying Inaba's or receive punishiment from Hirata if he is distracted by Iori and Inaba because he had to explain what happened or they refuse to give him their homework. Taichi neglected to do his homework because he was distracted by Rina using the phone extensively, worried that she might have a boyfriend. Taichi suddenly remembers that they were assigned math homework yesterday that will be due soon. The image is of Hirata Ryouko, their math teacher, angrily scolding Taichi during class. Suddenly, Taichi and Inaba see a image in their minds. Several weeks after the events of Hito Random, Taichi, Inaba, and Iori are goofing around the classroom as usual, chatting and reading the newspaper.

Uwa Chihiro (Downloadable scenario only).

Enjouji Shino(Downloadable scenario only).

This cycling is referred to as "Dynamic Drama Transition" (DDT). Throughout the game, players can cycle between the perspectives of the original five members of the Cultural Research Club.

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I feel like they developed as far as they could and while it wasn’t completely boring, I just didn’t find the characters that compelling after a certain point. The characters are definitely the best part of this but personally, I feel like I lost interest in them after around the 5th or 6th volume. While I do think it relies waaaaay too much on the whole “Power of Friendship” trope, I feel like it’s explored in enough depth (at least for me) that it doesn’t feel like a crutch used to deus ex machina out of every situation (although sometimes it does get to be a bit much). I did not anticipate that it would take me this long to finish reading it and I’ll admit, I lost interest around halfway though but it’s still a pretty good read. Seriously, it’s really nice to see an author take his time to end the story properly and not just go through the ending like he needs to finish it before his train arrives or something. It tied up mostly everything and left a few more things open ended. You know, in the few years I’ve been reading manga and light novels, I’ve never read an ending that’s this satisfying.