Maitetsu

Cute girls and Trains equals it makes me happy. Got to learn about how trains and logistics works so that is a plus.

Una historia muy bonita, se recomienda buscar el parche en español hecho por fans.

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tremendo goty

3 stars out of 5. I bought it because I like trains and cute things, I mean in totally non-sexual ways like cats. The idea of raillords is really cute and I really like it, because I have written my own story before hearing about this game (not influenced by Moe anthropomorphism) about a sentient stream locomotive that became a human girl when the locomotive was to be scrapped. I want to behave like Hachiroku's mom and do anything for her. The story is well written and captivating so I couldn't stop watching it. I'm new to the genre and it feels a bit more like a TV show that is not fully animated, but the story gets through. I like how the story and all the competing interests and politics get complicated through the game and how hard the characters worked to solve problems. I like how their sense of community and teamwork gave rise to cool new ideas and actions that solved difficult problems. The main characters have complex inner worlds and contradictions to deal with, including Sotetsu and Hachiroku's PTSD. I also like the technical details about the railway that are mentioned. However, I find the way the main female characters are sexualized in really inappropriate ways really problematic. This is the reason why I don't recommend this game despite the compliments I gave. Like Sotetsu really sounded like he was about to rape Hachiroku when he was looking for the keyhole to activate her even though it wasn't his intention, and Hachiroku was very angry that he stripped her clothes. But then she accepted his ownership, which feels very problematic, like the rape victim marrying the man who raped her. If I were her, I would run away and start a feminist raillord liberation movement, feminist because all raillords both in the game and the anime are little girls. What he did felt like sexual harassment to me that would traumatize Hachiroku regardless of his intentions. She looks and sounds like a child and she's so innocent. The misogynistic sexualized scenes don't really drive the plot forward. Those scenes are a disgusting waste of time that objectify women. They can have their own thoughts and have strong leading roles like Paulette was mayor and president of the railway and Hibichi ran for mayor and won, but they totally don't need to be sexualized. Next time may the heroine be unattractive, overweight, old, and disabled. It's a part of the big problem of misogyny in anime in general, and the problem of geek masculinity.

Amazin, Now I can ride my own trains with all cute girls