Animal Trail ☆ Girlish Square

Mid-. Pacing gave me whiplash, dude joins staff and they’re instantly besties? [spoiler]Then he sleeps with the FMC, gets a mental breakdown and nopes out to his hometown...[/spoiler] 0 buildup. Bruh I barely even know u guys wtf. Also MC's background is so ヤバい. A jobless wota becoming a manager?? The whole show is basically just [b]信じる力[/b] smh. [hr][/hr] [h3]Reviews: 2/10[/h3]

画风我是真的很喜欢，剧情也不错，值得推荐。

短篇废萌，剧情还行的分割商法，白もち桜画风这块没得说，可以玩玩。 PS：第一部攻略红毛和黑毛，双飞好评，这是要在后续弄后宫？步兵好评，可惜HCG不太实用(XQG画的太奇怪了，真是蘑菇啊？)。

[h1]前言[/h1] 《兽娘道 ☆ Girlish Square》是漩涡社制作的以偶像魔法少女题材的galgame。本作由画师白饼樱绘制CG，整体画面表现十分不错。 [h1]设定&剧情[/h1] 你是偶像团体“Animal Trail☆Girlish Square”的粉丝会长中森大和，在一股神奇的缘分下偶遇了正在公园练习的偶像团体，撞见了她们解除魔法变身，又有四只奇怪的生物在旁边。并且得知了琉羽居然是自己曾经最喜爱的已经隐退的偶像白鸟蕾奈。羽琉为大河施展了失忆魔法，但无济于事。在下一次演出后的，男主正式加入了偶像团队，成为了她们的经纪人。 四只奇怪的生物其实是来自魔法王国的生物，分别对应了猫、企鹅、熊以及兔子。他们来到地球是为了收集“帕露”这种能源，而这种能源需要人类的快乐才能够收集到，所以他们便俯身在偶像们身上，在舞台上表演来收集帕露。 除了羽琉外的其他人都是第一次当偶像，所以都没有什么经验，而且没有任何的其他工作人员，所有的工作人员都是魔法人偶。为了帮助偶像们能获得更多人的喜欢，也为了更好的帮助他们收集帕露，大河作为经纪人便开始了他的工作....... 本作并未提供很多选项，且选项也不影响结局，只会影响CG的收集。故事比较短，也有些跳跃，感情线的发展比较仓促，但作为系列的第一部作品还是有把基本的故事与设定写好的。 四位偶像性格各异，各有特色。本作只能攻略企鹅羽琉和猫娘天寅，后续的作品应该是把其他两位收入后宫。 [h1]其他[/h1] 1.游戏可以esc键一键最小化到状态栏，十分方便。 2.你可以单独收藏角色的语音，无需在进入游戏存档中搜索。 3.本作共有五篇的涩涩剧情，其中三篇是在主剧情里面的，在通关以后便会自动解锁剩下两篇单独的（还是羽琉和天寅）。所有的内容都可以在收藏中一键直达，非常方便。 4.补丁需要去denpasoft免费下载。 [h1]总结[/h1] 《兽娘道 ☆ Girlish Square》是一部有趣的短篇萌拔，我相信四位兽耳魔法少女对各位还是有着十足的吸引力的。是漩涡社的粉丝不容错过的作品，新玩家也可以尝试入坑，相信大家都能体验到乐趣。 [quote] 我的游戏真的有那么好玩吗? 关注[url= https://store.steampowered.com/curator/34823631/]“我的游戏不可能那么好玩！”鉴赏家[/url],这是你从未体验过的船新版本~ [/quote]

够萌，够拔，够无厘头，分割商法爬！

This game has big "plot" and I like it.

首先要说的是这作繁中翻译很烂，在sekai发行的几部中，大概要比猫忍还要烂几个龙姬的程度，也就将将能够看懂大意。 然后吧就是这男主的设定有点牙白，没正经工作的偶像粉头去当经纪人，怎么看都不靠谱，整体剧情的推进过于唯心

Animal Trail ☆ Girlish Square is a bright, cheerful, and delightfully absurd blend of magical girl fantasy and idol drama, a visual novel that embraces its dual nature with sincerity and energy. Developed by Whirlpool and published by Sekai Project, it follows the story of Taiga Nakamori, an ordinary young man whose uneventful life in Akihabara takes an unexpected turn when he discovers that his favorite underground idol group, Animal Trail ☆ Girlish Square, are in fact magical girls from another world. Their mission is to collect a mystical energy known as “Pal,” which is generated through human joy and excitement—an amusingly convenient connection to their career as idols. This marriage of show business and supernatural purpose forms the heart of the game’s concept, and while it may sound whimsical, it serves as an affectionate parody of both genres that never takes itself too seriously. The tone of Animal Trail ☆ Girlish Square is lighthearted from beginning to end. It revels in its own ridiculousness while still managing to deliver moments of charm and warmth. The heroines—each one marked by their animal-ear motifs and their distinct personalities—embody familiar archetypes from both idol fiction and magical girl narratives. They struggle to find success as performers while secretly defending the balance of the worlds, and the way these two goals overlap often leads to comical situations and exaggerated emotional beats. The protagonist’s role as their fan-turned-manager adds another layer of humor and wish fulfillment, as he becomes both a caretaker and a confidant to these extraordinary girls. Beneath all the sparkle and silliness, there’s an underlying sincerity about teamwork, motivation, and the pursuit of dreams that gives the story just enough heart to keep it from being hollow. Visually, the game is a feast for anyone who enjoys vibrant, high-quality anime art. Whirlpool’s artists fill the screen with colorful characters, cute chibi-style expressions, and lavish CG illustrations that make every scene pop. The character designs by Shiromochi Sakura stand out immediately, each idol-magical girl hybrid having a unique charm that fits her personality, from energetic and impulsive to shy and determined. The attention to detail in costume design reinforces the game’s idol sensibilities, while the use of lighting and soft palettes adds to its magical atmosphere. The production values are surprisingly high for a kinetic novel, with full voice acting for the heroines and a crisp interface that makes reading effortless. There’s also a gallery mode and the usual suite of visual novel extras, which let players revisit favorite scenes or illustrations, a nice addition for those who want to enjoy the artistry beyond the story itself. Because Animal Trail ☆ Girlish Square is a kinetic visual novel, it follows a strictly linear narrative with a single ending. There are no branching choices or alternate routes to explore, which makes the experience feel like reading a light novel or watching an OVA rather than playing a traditional choice-driven game. This structure can be both a strength and a weakness. On one hand, the story flows smoothly without interruptions, allowing the pacing to stay consistent and focused on character dynamics and comedic timing. On the other, it limits player engagement, especially for those accustomed to visual novels that encourage replaying different routes for multiple outcomes. The fixed structure suits the tone of the story, though, as it allows the writers to deliver a tight, self-contained narrative rather than juggling divergent plotlines. It’s designed to be consumed in one or two sittings, emphasizing mood and charm over complexity. Narratively, the game thrives on its balance of humor and sincerity. The magical girl elements are treated with the same over-the-top enthusiasm as the idol performance sequences, creating a sense of thematic symmetry that’s both endearing and ridiculous. Each chapter oscillates between the sparkle of stage life and the chaos of magical battles, with the idols channeling their powers through song, dance, and pure positivity. It’s not a deep or emotional story, but it’s earnest in its delivery and self-aware in its comedy. Taiga’s perspective as an otaku thrust into the management of an idol group also serves as a playful nod to the culture surrounding idol fandom. The narrative pokes fun at obsessive fan devotion while also celebrating it, painting Taiga as a genuine believer in the girls’ dreams rather than just a self-insert protagonist. His enthusiasm becomes a mirror for the player’s own engagement with the world. While the game’s length and limited structure prevent it from reaching the emotional heights of longer visual novels, it compensates with an infectious sense of joy. The music, which naturally takes center stage in a story about idols, captures the upbeat tone of the narrative with catchy, pop-inspired tracks that complement the colorful visuals. The voice performances are lively and full of personality, helping each heroine stand out and making the interactions feel more dynamic. The localization from Sekai Project is clean and easy to follow, preserving the humor and rhythm of the Japanese dialogue while keeping the tone accessible to English-speaking audiences. In terms of technical performance, the game runs smoothly with minimal load times, customizable settings, and support for multiple languages, making it user-friendly and approachable for players new to the genre. Animal Trail ☆ Girlish Square isn’t trying to be revolutionary. It’s not a deep, philosophical exploration of identity, nor does it attempt to subvert its genre conventions. Instead, it’s a love letter to the kind of colorful, upbeat, and slightly ridiculous stories that define anime and visual novels at their most lighthearted. It knows exactly what it is—a short, polished, and playful experience about animal-eared idols who double as magical girls—and it delivers on that promise without hesitation. For fans of cute characters, charming art, and easygoing narratives that prioritize style and sweetness over depth, it’s an easy recommendation. It’s the kind of visual novel that exists to make you smile, and while it may not linger in your mind for long after the credits roll, it leaves behind a pleasant glow—an uncomplicated joy not unlike the “Pal energy” its characters seek to collect. Rating: 7/10

Great CGs.

Esc鍵會閃退的問題令人相當懊惱。