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Seraphic Blue (also SeraBlue, セラフィックブルー、セラブル) is an epic JRPG created by Tempura (also known as Sakaki) with RPGMaker2000. The game was released in 2004 and became pretty popular in Japanese gaming communities, though it hasn't got much attention in the West. More polished version of the game aka Seraphic Blue: Director's Cut was released by Tempura in 2006.
Seraphic Blue is recognized by it's hard difficulty, complex battle system with such unusual features as "Battlefield Elements" and "Supplement system", long playtime (50-60 hours for average player) and, mostly, by it's pessimistic and dark plot, touching such uncomfortable themes as suicide, nihilism, child abuse, bioethical problems (cloning, abortions, euthanasia etc.), religion and war. In addition, the game includes many unusually long cutscenes, with a duration variety from 20 minutes up to hour and a half.
English translation of the game, made by eplipswich and kumada, was released in 2014.
== Information ==
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== Links ==
* Blue Field on web.archive.org (Official Tempura's site. Now defunct but you still can get Stardust Blue there)
* Disclose with Tales on web.archive.org (1) and uboachan.net (2) (a collection of interesting facts about the game and the development process, written by Tempura in between 2006 - 2012)
* Web-archived fanblog with the information about the characters names
* English Version by eplipswich and kumada
*Russian version by Moon Flower Team
* Full game playthrough by LunaticScreamer (a lot of elaborated descriptions and useful information)
* Game OST (uploaded by eplipswich and Ryan91487)
* Seraphic Blue TvTropes page
* Japanese wiki page
* Possibilities of Non-Commercial Games: The Case of Amateur Role Playing Games Designers in Japan (Research article by Kenji Ito with mention of Seraphic Blue)
* Sekaikei Genre TvTropes page 
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