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Enemies

**Enemies** are hostile entities that everyone will encounter within the game. They move along the path of each map, trying to reach the player's base until the base health reaches 0. They have a set amount of health that towers can reduce until it reaches zero, whereby the **Enemy** is killed.

Some **Enemies** have advantages that allow them to either stun the towers, have the flying mechanic, having more health due to shield, being ghost enemies [Camouflage detection], or being fast; needing fast firerate towers to kill the enemy.

If the wave number is ***red***, it means it is the wave of a major boss. After killing the boss, the mode ends. (Expert mode has some exceptions).

The major boss waves **do not** have a wave timer, meaning the enemies on the wave must be defeated in order to face the next wave.

### Normal Mode

Normal mode is the easiest mode in DTD. It has 20 waves, the final boss is **Prius**

### Hard Mode

Hard mode is the second easiest mode in DTD. It has 34 waves, the final boss is **Astra**

### Expert Mode

Expert mode is the hardest mode in DTD. It has 50 waves, the final boss is **Galactica**
Cosmic X

## Description

The **Cosmic X** is an enemy that only appears in the "Randomizer" modifier.

The **Cosmic X** is replaced by the Cosmic in Randomizer if found.

## In game Description

Another dimension? Probably. Specifically Galaxy D-90. These enemies have a slippery appearance being they must be weak, right? No they are very strong.

## Appearance

The **Cosmic X** has an slippery appearance form made out of liquid that has some sort of electric bank at the back.

## Stats

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

5000 health points

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Speed = Moderate

250 shield
Dark

## This "dark" enemy is going to be too hard. Goodluck for these ones!

Guide on wave 20

**Description [Lore - Ingame Description]**

The **Dark** is an enemy only used for tanking hits for the **enemies** at the back.

It is replaced by the "Devil" in Hard mode and the "DareDevil" in Expert Mode.

"These shadow enemies are too hard to see. Don't let it out of your sight!"

**Stats**

Ghost Detection = Needed

100 health points

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Speed = Moderately Slow
Obsidianspeed

## "Um, our base is being attacked! We can't lose now!"

Guide on wave 41 on expert mode.

**Description [Lore - Ingame Description]**

The **Obsidianspeed** is one of the leaders of the speed group, the others being Angelicspeed, Voltspeed, Devilspeed, Heatspeed, Metalicspeed, Platinumspeed and Aquaticspeed.

"The **Obsidianspeed** is quite unknown, only having a few weaknesses. Tip: Don't use gun users, knifer is better"

**Stats**

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

20.000 health points

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Speed: Fast

Shield: -100
Insulator

## Um, there are some extremely strong elements incoming this and next wave. Insulators incoming!

Guide on Wave 42 of Expert Mode

**Description [Lore - Ingame Description]**

The **Insulator** is one of the two master elements in the game. They can only be found in Expert Mode or using the Randomizer modifier.

"The **Insulator** and Conductor are always at war with the Z and the Speed group."

**Stats**

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

50.000 health points

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Speed = Moderately Slow
Aquaticspeed

## "Um, our base is being attacked! We can't lose now!"

Guide on wave 41 on expert mode.

**Description [Lore - Ingame Description]**

The **Aquaticspeed** is one of the leaders of the speed group, the others being Angelicspeed, Voltspeed, Obsidianspeed, Heatspeed, Metalicspeed, Platinumspeed and Devilspeed.

"The **Aquaticspeed** is only found in the oceans or wet areas."

**Stats**

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

15.000 health points

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Speed: Fast
Java

## The fast ones are incoming! Dispatch these enemies quickly!

Guide on Wave

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**Description [Lore - Ingame Description]**

The **Java** is one of the members of the speed group.

"The **Java** is one of the members of the speed group. The only difference from the other speed group is that it is not alive, although not having the shadow trait."

**Stats**

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

5 health points

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Speed: Fast
King Agnar

**King Agnar**

“The Ash King”

A stern, battle hardened Agnar sailed with his more passive twin brother Ari and half of their fathers great army at the age of just 19 in search of a heavily rumored continent. Landing in the East side of the continent they established the dual Kingdom of Agari. This lasted 7 years until Agnar grew an overwhelming distaste for his brothers acceptance and freedom of belief in what he considered to be false gods they worshipped on this new continent. Agnar believed change was long overdue and would not happen under his Ari’s rule. This lead to a split in  the Kingdom. More than half of Ari’s troops followed Agnar on his new conquest aswell as the splitting of the family banner, Ari remained with the teal while Agnar adopted the yellow as his main color.

Over the course of the next 20 years Agnar established the great Kingdom of Agnaron deep in the North, where he became the worlds greatest conqueror and imposed his religion continent wide. Magic of all kind was outlawed  and punishable by death. At the Age of 50 Agnar was the most powerful person in the world and nearly had magic extinct, most temples practicing it were in hiding or ruin. “The 5” had become the mainstream religion. Power hungry he had became full of greed and seeked justification for what he had done, he prayed to “The 5” for justification as it was all for them. He begged them in prayer night after night for something priceless and powerful to cement his claim as King, a sign from the gods to justify his throne. Later that year the legendary Dragon Blaxion, The Undisturbed had an egg, a Dragon is the most powerful creature of the natural world and it’s egg priceless, the timing seemed impeccable. Agnar surely believed this to be a sign from the 5, and sent his best men to retrieve it while Blaxion was away from her den. They claimed the egg and presented it to the King where he displayed it next to his throne as a sign of his power and justification of his claim to be king from the 5. Blaxion came within a fortnight to reclaim what was taken. In Blaxions rage she burned the city from the front gate all the way to the throne with such hot fire it could melt even the hardest stone walls. Agnar in his final moments realized what he had become and the greed that had taken over his heart, but it was too late to turn back, He had failed his people and everything he thought was right was a lie. He felt the 5 had betrayed him for all he had done, regardless he stood tall from his throne as Blaxion came before him he screamed “THIS IS HOW YOU REPAY ME?! A LIFETIME OF SACRIFICE FOR ASH AND RUIN!”  As Blaxion scorched the throne with the hottest fire the world has ever seen, disintegrating him in a blinding flash of light.
Impossible

**Impossible Mode** is the 4th and hardest difficulty in Devastation TD.

The enemies in **Impossible Mode** are:

Swordsman

Superspeed

Gold

Metal

Ghoul

Soul Reaper

Terror

***Blitz***

Light

Angel

***Archangel***

Godspeed

Hellspeed

Necromancer

Null X

Insulator X

Conductor M4

Bones

Skull

***Figure***

Medic

Alchemist

***Underseer***

Champion

***The Revenger***

Pseudo

Engine

Turbo

Gladiator

***Zen***

## Rank II Impossible

This is the hardest way to play in DTD, no player should play it without a strategy with the right towers. An unexperienced player shouldn't play it without experienced players with the right towers.

Cased Avant

Despaired Java

Metal Miner

Combined Iron

Ghoul M2

Armored Blitz

Heavenspeed

Satanicspeed

Axed Summoner

Apparator

Adaptor

Ligament

Brain

***Hooman V2***

Field Surgeon

***Betrayed Underseer***

Conqueror

***Retributioneer***

Pseudo Infinite

Mecha Machine

Purgeist

Overclocked Zen
Metalicspeed

## "Um, our base is being attacked! We can't lose now!"

Guide on wave 41 on expert mode.

**Description [Lore - Ingame Description]**

The **Metalicspeed** is one of the leaders of the speed group, the others being Angelicspeed, Voltspeed, Obsidianspeed, Heatspeed, Devilspeed, Platinumspeed and Aquaticspeed.

"The Metalicspeed is quite unknown, only having a few weaknesses. Tip: Dont use gun users, knifer is better"

**Stats**

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

15.000 health points

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Speed: Fast

Shield: -21
Towers

**Towers** are the primary way to defend the base (other than units that towers spawn) from enemies. They are vital to a player's loadout and gameplay. Each **Tower** has its own unique form of combat or support, and purchase cost related to the tower itself.

All towers (except Military Foundation and Merchandise) attack enemies.

They differ from helping the defense, spawn units or helping the player's economy in the round or boost the towers.

## Musician

Musician
mid-game and the end-game. Path 1 helps support towers of more range,
damage, and firerate with the "Drummer" and "Concert" abilities; while Path
2 gives the Musician a "rock guitar" to attack enemies with sound wave,
while heavily boosting tower near it.

Shop Cost: 1500 tokens

Placement Cost: 950

## Missillist

Missillist
range. Path 1 does damage to enemies in a large radius with doing 100
damage, and also gets an ability; Super Blitz, which shoots fast during the 25
seconds duration. Path 2 gets an ability; The Nuke, while it does 2500 damage.

Shop Cost: 2000 tokens

Placement Cost: 1000

## Archer

Archer
Path one gives the Archer much range, that will take up much of the map, or
even the whole map, and a very fast firerate. Path two gives the Archer a better
bow; a crossbow, gives 50% defense piercing, and poison tipped arrows.

Shop Cost: 400 tokens

Placement Cost: 500

## Beamer

Beamer
base (0-0) upgrade (or no upgrades). Path 1 gives the tower high firerate but low
damage. Path 2 gives the tower high damage but increased firerate. Path 2 is
recommended for major bosses.

Shop Cost: 0 [Needs "Laser Beam" achievement]

Placement Cost: 4000

## Marksman

Marksman
the late game. Path 1 gives the tower good damage, but with the cost of low dps.
Path 2 gives the tower fast dps, with flying detection and camouflage detection.
It is an overall good tower.

Shop Cost: 1500 tokens

Placement Cost: 500

## Merchandise

Merchandise
makes the Merchandise gain 500 every 10 times per wave (5000 per wave) Path 2
turns the Merchandise into a bank, stores money and gains interest every time the
money is gained.

Shop Cost: 1000 tokens

Placement Cost: 650

## Military Foundation

Military Foundation
upgraded per upgraded on the tower. Path 1 spawns a Juggernaut every 60 seconds.
Path 2 spawns a tank every 2 minutes (120 seconds).
Conductor

## Uh Oh! Now Conductors are incoming? What else...?

Guide on wave 44 on Expert Mode

**Description [Lore - Ingame Description]**

The is one of the two master elements in the game. They can only be found in Expert Mode or using the Randomizer modifier.

"The **Conductor** and Insulator are always at war with the Z and the Speed group."

**Stats**

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

40.000 Health points

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Speed = Very Fast
Daredevil

## The Daredevils are coming! These are too strong for us, maybe not for you!

Guide on Wave 100 on Expert

**Description [Lore - Ingame Description]**

The **Daredevil** is an enemy only used for tanking hits for the **enemies** at the back.

It is replaced by the "Devil" in Hard mode and the "Dark" in Normal Mode.

"These creatures of Hell are the only ones with the privilege to speak to the Devilspeed. They are too fast for even the whole of the Hard Mode."

**Stats**

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

1000 health points

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Speed = Very Fast
Alloy

## Oh.. no.. This thing... How is it alive?! Take it out accordingly!

Guide on wave 10

**Description [Lore - Ingame Description]**

The Alloy is the beginner "boss" of the Normal Mode.

"This is an example of undone arcane magic. These ones are tough to take down, quickly take it out."

It is replaced by the Copper in Normal mode, in Iron Hard Mode and Silver in Expert Mode.

In Impossible, the Gold was replaced by the **Alloy**

**Stats**

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

150 health points

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Speed = Slow
Supernova X

## Wiki Description

The **Supernova X** is the strongest and the most difficult enemy in the whole of DTD. He is the true ultimatum of enemies.

The **Supernova X** is the upgraded version of the Supernova, even though the two enemies are only found in **Randomizer**, so the enemy can spawn at a random point in the waves.

## Appearance

The Supernova X has a blood-red body with a grey head. It has blue and red particles surrounding it while it moves

## Stats

5.000.000 health points

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Speed = Slow, Normal (Weakened)
Cosmic

## A random portal appeared and Cosmics are swarming in!

Guide on Wave 65

The **Cosmic** is an enemy that only appears in the "Randomizer" modifier.

The **Cosmic** is replaced by the Cosmic X in Rank II Randomizer if found.

## In game Description

Another dimension? Probably. These enemies have a slippery appearance being they must be weak, right? No they are very strong.

## Appearance

The **Cosmic** has an slippery appearance form made out of liquid that has some sort of electric bank at the back.

## **Stats**

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

500 health points

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Speed = Moderate

50 shield
Devilspeed

## "Um, our base is being attacked! We can't lose now!"

Guide on wave 41 on expert mode.

**Description [Lore - Ingame Description]**

The **Devilspeed** is one of the leaders of the speed group, the others being Angelicspeed, Voltspeed, Obsidianspeed, Heatspeed, Metalicspeed, Platinumspeed and Aquaticspeed.

"The **Devilspeed** is one of the leaders of the speed group, although being the slowest, it is by far the strongest. It and **Angelicspeed** are normally at war."

**Stats**

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

15000 health points

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Speed: Fast
Devil

## The Devils, evoluted version of the Dark, these ones are slow, but they are strong! Don't underestimate them.

Guide on wave 35 on wave Normal and 40 on Hard

**Description [Lore - Ingame Description]**

The **Devil** is an enemy only used for tanking hits for the enemies at the back.

It is replaced by the "Daredevil" in Hard mode and the "Dark" in Normal Mode.

**Stats**

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

500 health points

Flying Detection = Needed

Speed = Fast
Blader

## "Is that what I think it is? Oh god. Why now?"

Guide on wave 25 on normal mode, 20 on hard mode, 30 on expert mode.

**Description [Lore - Ingame Description]**

The Blader is the only enemy with a sword.

"Once a friend with Gigavolt, he slasher his enemies with his sword, stunning them for 10 seconds. They get sent out in swarms."

**Stats**

1500 extra health points

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Speed: Slow

7500 health points

Ghost Detection = Not Needed
Pseudo

## "This dang incoming are tough, especially the one coming in last. Here comes the Blader!"

Wave 39 on Hard mode and 30 on Expert mode

**Description [Lore - Ingame Description]**

Pseudo is the fastest enemy in hard mode, pairing with the Volt, Lightspeed and Shockspeed and the 10th fastest enemy in the whole of Devastation Tower Defense

"Once in the Z group, but was found a "traitor or fraud" now its back for revenge. You will need luck for these. Big tip: They come out in groups."

**Stats**

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

2000 health points

Flying Detection = Needed

Speed: Very Fast
Me Too!

Me Too! is an entertaining Scottish drama series aimed at 15-20 year olds about the parallel lives of parents and their children in the world no matter what they're differences are.

Filmed and takes place in the big city of Riverseafingal, Scotland, Me Too! features great role models for kids. They will quickly learn about Riverseafingal life as well as different jobs such as bus cleaner, train waiter, and fruit market Staller.

20 minutes tell a great story. The stories can be anything; bedtime, plant life, a party. Clocks are often used to tell time. Entertaining Songs are the narrative and the show is entertaining as well as featuring makes and games which are woven into the plot.

After each episode ends, parents and kids can talk about what happened in Riverseafingal.

## Spin-off

In 2022 20th Century Fox Television Animation 4 Xing Xing and SYITV announced a spin-off for Me Too and Fireman Pingu was recreated.

Me Too had some inspiration for the spin-off For example: In one epsiode Bobby was trying to come up with a story in a Fireman Pingu episode Pingu was trying to come up with a character for Quoodles' bedtime story for Daisy, Bobby tried to make a begining, which is the exact same thing Pingu did, then a character, which is, again the exact same thing Pingu did
Happy Bell ~Shiawase no Bell wo Narase!~

**Happy Bell ~Shiawase no Bell wo Narase!~** (Happy Bell 〜幸せのベルを鳴らせ！〜, *Happy Bell ~Shiawase no Bell wo Narase!~*) is the opening theme to the Graduation III: Wedding Bell game.

## Lyrics

### TV Version

* Japanese
* Romanji
* English

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### Full Version

* Japanese
* Romanji
* English

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Raita Okura

**Raita Okura** (大倉らいた, *Raita Okura*) (born 1962) is a Japanese game scenario writer and novelist. He graduated from Chuo University's Department of Law. He used to work Tokyo Agency Inc. before becoming independent. He is descended from Magobei Okura, a businessman who founded Okura Shoten and Okura Touen.

## Overview

He first done the scenarios for the Sega Saturn game, Sentimental Graffiti, and then became production director for Happy Salvage which became a media mix hit that gained a TV drama adaptation.

...

On April 25, 2004; the manga "Lyrical Restaurant: Borrow the wings of tomorrow's angel..." (リリカルレストラン あした天使の翼をかりて……). Since then, he has not been publicly active and his homepage was closed after a long period of no update, and his diary blog stopped writing on June 24, 2006, leaving no clue of his current activity.

After the message "The 8th Returned Sentimental Night 20" was distributed on September 1, 2018, the news confirms Raita's activity after 12 years. Although he did not disclose his current activities, it seems that he is currently staying in Hawaii.

## Works Participated

* BLACK MOON (art done by Izumi Matsumoto)

### Games

* Sentimental Graffiti
* Happy Salvage

### Novels

* Tanjou ~Debut~
* Kekkon ~Marraige~
* Sentimental Graffiti ~Promise~/~~Reunion~~+ Promise+/Reunion+~~~~
~~~~* Happy Salvage

* Lyrical Restaurant~~~~
~~~~Script Writing
--------------~~~~~~~~* Mojacko (Episodes 7, 13, 25)~~~~
Supernova

## Wiki Description

The **Supernova** is the second strongest and the second most difficult enemy in the whole of DTD, except of the Supernova X with 5.000.000 health points, being outmatched by 2.750.000 . He is the true ultimatum of enemies.

The Supernova is the degraded version of the Supernova X, even though the two enemies are only found in Randomizer, so the enemy can spawn at a random point in the waves.

## Appearance

The Supernova X has a purple body with different colored hands. It has a grey or black ring surrounding it while it moves

## Stats

2.250.000 health points

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Speed = Normal, Fast (Weakened)
Engine

"Um, please get high ranged units because an engine is coming! Anyway you are kind of too late for that"
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Guide on wave 40 on expert mode.
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**Description [Lore - Ingame Description]**

Engine is the only enemy with the "fast" and "strong" trait

"This is a complete hyperbole, it is not fast, but has remarkable speed for its health"

It is replaced by the Turbo on wave 60 on Expert and on 50 on Impossible.

**Stats**

Ghost Detection = Not Needed

4500 health points

Speed = Fast

Flying Detection = Not Needed

Shield Health Points = 250 health points
Prius

"Tremble in Fear. You are not worthy to even be here!
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Disappear at once!"
## ```

Prius on Wave 31

**Description**

Prius is the first boss of Easy mode, which has 5.000 health. But it makes it up for being camouflaged and a flying enemy.

**Stats**

Ghost Detection = Needed

5.000 health points

Flying Detection = Needed

Speed: Slow
Graduation M

**Graudation M** (卒業M, *Graudation M*) is a Japanese manga series written by Kei Arisugawa as a shojo-demographic spin-off to the Graduation series. It was written in 2 different subtitles repsctively done by Yukiru Sugisaki and Kyoko Nishiomi.

In the midst of serialization, an accident happened during the change of publishers between Yukiru Sugisaki's "Graduation M" and Kyoko Nishiomi's "Graduation M+". As of result, the main subtitles are basically distinguished from "Bokutachi" in "M" and "Ours" from "M+" onwards (not all of them are limited to this). In which case, Yukiru Sugisaki's "Graduation M" has been officially erased from existence (presumably due to the change in publisher), and currently there is no record of it in any of the companies involved.

## Characters

* Tougo Arai: Base guitarist.
* Yuusuke Katou: Drummer.
* Mikimaro Shimura: Keyboardist.
* Shimon Takagi: Lead guitarist.
* Sho Nakamoto: Side guitarist.

## Trivia

* The main characters take on the same family names from their heroine counterparts from the first game.
* The E.M.U are the voice actors for the characters are a rock band unit both in real life and in the OVA.
Graduation Crossworld

**Graduation Crossworld** (卒業 Crossworld, *Graduation Crossworld*) was originally a play-by-mail game operated by M2 from May 1995 to March 1996.

The game was ported to PlayStation while featuring characters from "Graduation" and "Graduation II", plus 2 new characters based on Yasushi Kiyoshi's original story, and has been reconstructed as a work with different content from the PBM version. The characters in "1" and "2" have different roles as main and sub-heroines, and only 7 of the 12 characters had an ending. An original novel was based on the game, written by Tetsuya Miura and illustrated by Shiki Doji was published by Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko for 2 volumes.

It was ported to Sega Saturn by Shogakukan Productions with additional endings for each character that didn't have one in the PlayStation version.

## Gameplay

Game participants become students of Seika Girls Academy (from Graduation, 2 , Debutante) or Seiryu High School (Grad M)and get involved in school events, and club activities within in Yokohama City.

All the game stages are centered in Yokohama City, Nakagawa Prefecture and divided into the following areas: Honmotomachi, Shinmotomachi, Yamanoshitamachi, Sakaemachi, Yamanotemachi, Sakuramachi, Honmoku, and Bay Bridge. There are even 43 more areas that can be unflocked if fulfilling its certain conditions.
Sentimental Graffiti Vocal Album 3×4 ~the other seasons

**Sentimental Graffiti Vocal Album 3×4 ~the other seasons** (センチメンタルグラフティ ボーカルアルバム 3×4 THE OTHER SEASONS, *Sentimental Graffiti Vocal Album 3×4 ~the other seasons*) is a drama CD for the Sentimental Graffiti game. It was published by Marine Entertainment Inc. on February 21, 1998.

## Tracklist

1. Introduction
2. Talk Drama 1
3. Aozora (青空)
4. Talk Drama 2
5. Girl Friends
6. Talk Drama 3
7. Itsuka Kitto Ieruhazu (いつかきっと言えるはず)
8. Talk Drama 4
9. Crescent Moon
10. Interlude~12 Voices~
11. Ending ~Just One Memory~ (Ending～たった一つの想い出～)
12. Special Talk
Houkago

**After School** (放課後, *Houkago*) is a mystery novel written by Keigo Higashino which spun-off into a TV drama series. The tankobon was published in 1985, while the bunkoban was released in 1988.

Following the publication date, the story takes place at Seika Girls Academy before the Graduation series.

## Plot

The story focuses on Maejima, a teacher at Seika Girls Academy and an adviser to the archery club, feels that he has recently been targeted by someone. Maejima also consults with the principal, who dismisses the situation, except for the archery club members, Yoko Takahara and Keiko Sugita, who harbor their respective feelings for Maejima.

During practice day however, the guidance counselor Murahashi was found killed by cyanide poisoning in the teacher's changing room. It was a complete locked room murder, where the men's locker room was hooked up from the inside, and the women's locker room next door, accessible from the scene, was locked. As the search for the culprit who wants Maejima's life continues, a second murder happens during the sports festival.

## Characters

* Maejima: The protagonist, a teacher at Seikai Girls' High.
* Yoko Takahara: a 3rd year delinquent.
* Keiko Sugita: A 3rd year and captain of the archery club.
Akira Endou

**Akira Endou** (遠藤 晶, *Endō Akira*) is one of the main heroines in the Sentimental Graffiti game.

She lives with her rich family consisting of her father who is a corporate executive, an uncle who runs a coffee shop, and her brother.
She first met the protagonist when he walked in on her practicing the violin and encouraged her to put true feeling to her music. As of result, she won the competition, but the protagonist never heard because she moved.

In the Sentimental Journey anime, she quits violin after placing second in a competition, but her piano accompanist pursues her and tries to win her back.
Paco

A minor character from the comic

Looking similar to a common garden snail, and originally found by Ronnie, Paco is Richie's beloved pet snail.

Since Ronnie gave Richie Paco, Richie is often seen having Paco with him, taking great joy in caring for and playing with him.

Not much else can be said about Paco, but he however is the first example of a gastropod appearing in the comic's world.

It's unclear if Paco is actually a juvenile snail or not and if he will grow bigger in the future, considering Paco's overall very tiny size in relation to Richie.
Sentimental Graffiti

* SS
* PS

**Sentimental Graffiti** (センチメンタルグラフティ, *Senchimentaru Gurafuti*) is a Japanese dating-simulation game by NEC Interchannel, and the first of the **Sentimental** game franchise.

Following the 1994 hit success of Tokimeki Memorial, NEC Interchannel initiated a cooperation between Tabeta Toshio and the main staff of the Graduation series with game production house Marcus in an attempt to produce a "Tokimeki-like" game. While the six central characters were cast by Seiji Productions, the remaining six were considered unconventional for the time in that they were selected for public appeal. At the time, many of the staff and cast were unknown by the general public, which spurred a large media sales campaign designed to widen the game's exposure and establish it as a new brand. Advertisements and articles were placed in many magazines such as Dengeki G's Magazine as well as the TBS radio show Sentimental Night which aired in 1997. A unit entitled "SG girls" was formed and numerous events and concert were held. The promotion paid off, as sales of various related goods took off, the game received a positive reaction from fans, and copies became scarce.

## External Links

* https://sentimentalgraffiti.tistory.com/ (Korean blog)
Miyuki Hosaka

**Miyuki Hosaka** (保坂 美由紀, *Hosaka Miyuki*)

She worked in her parents' kimono store and felt tremendous pressure to inherit the family business because her siblings had run away from home. An offhand remark by the protagonist suggesting that the kimonos her parents sold were as beautiful as the paintings she made caused her to change her mind.

In the Sentimental Journey anime, she is pressured by her parents for a future arranged marriage. At first she refuses but is tricked by her parents to entertain a visiting relative, who turns out to be the same guy. After he bumbles about, she agrees to help him visit a garden where she learns she still loves the art of kimono. The guy calls off the arranged marriage, and they both agree they aren't ready for such a relationship.
RC car race

## Race on small RC cars

RC Car is a simple car with the ability to reverse upside down (in case car is flipped)

Race tracks should be focused on a big amount of obstacles, allowing players to hit each other and make a small RC massacre.

RC cars are NFT’s, all should have the ability to ride forward upside down.

Players should make bets on the winner, where the winning prize is divided proportionally between the winners from the bet pool. Example: Player 1 bet 10 dollars on McClaren, Player 2 bet 20 dollars on McClaren, Player 3 bet 30 dollars on Bentley. McClaren wins, Player 1 gets 20 dollars, Player 2 gets 40 dollars. (commission?)

Also RC cars can be used in public spaces just to ride around.

##### NFT part

RC car has next fields:

1. Car name
2. Acceleration
3. Weight
4. Grip
5. Turn rate
6. Maximum speed
Sailor Victory

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**Sailor Victory** (聖羅VICTORY, *Sailor Victory*) is a short OVA series as a spin-off to the Graduation series. It is directed by Katsuhiko Nishijima who also directed the Graduation OVA series.

Sailor Victory was produced by Bandai Visual and released in 1995, and was licensed for release in North America by Anime Works.
Graduation M/OVA

**Graduation M: Our Carnival** (卒業M〜オレ達のカーニバル〜, *Graduation M: Our Carnival*) is the OVA adaptation of the Graduation M series which was released on January 21, 1999. All the songs are performed by E.M.U (a unit composed of the main characters' voice actors).

The plot takes places at Seiryuu High School's 50th cultural festival, and the student council president hosts an event featuring the 5M.

## Staff

### Insert Themes

* Tomodachi wo Tsukuro
* THRILL
* Last Dunk ~Saigo no I-byou ni Kakero!~
* Oujisama ni Naritai
* Melody-go-round
* Renai Shousetsu
Graduation (game)/OVA

An OVA adaptation of the first Graduation (game) was directed by Katsuhiko Nishijima, produced by Animate Films.

The OVA is followed by the Sailor Victory OVA sequel which revolves around a mecha theme.

## Music

* Ending: Graduation by Aya Hisakawa, Hinako Kanamaru, Hiromi Tsuru, Yumi Touma, Junko Shimakata, B-CLUB·BAND
Graduation M/Game

**Graduation M: The Student Council President's Brilliant Conspiracy** (卒業M～生徒会長の華麗なる陰謀～, *Sotsugyou M: Male Graduation - Seitokaichou no Kareinaru Inbou*) is an advantere game developed by West One and published by Hearty Robin, which was released in Japan in 1998.

## Plot

The player is the younger sister of Ryunosuke Sugita who receives an anonymous phone call to where her missing brother is, at Seiryuu High School to which she meets them...

## Gameplay

Composer of 6 chapters, which chapter 6 the confession finale.
Sentimental Graffiti 2

The sequel to the first Sentimental Graffiti game. The first limited edition comes with Tomohisa Kai's digital artbook "Third Window".

## Plot

In a tragic plot, the previous Sentimental Graffiti protagonist dies from a truck rollover accident and the player must interact with the 12 heroines who are now heartbroken over the fact.
Seika Girls Academy

The **Seika Girls Academy** (清華女子高等学校, *Seika Joshi Kōtōgakkō*) is a fictional school as the central background of the Graduation visual novel series, located in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture.

Its appearance makes it a commonly described reference in a variety of ACG such as games, novels, anime, drama CDs, and live-action dramas.

## Affiliated Schools

Though not appearing in the "Graduation" main series, they in the following spin-oofs and related works

* **Seika Girls Junior High** (清華女子中学校, *Seika Joshi Chūgakkō*)
	+ Main background of Graudation ~Next Graduation~
	+ Where the 5 main heroines in Graduation attend.
* **Seika Girls Junior College** (清華女子短期大学, *Seika Joshi Tankidaigaku*)
	+ Appears in Sentimental Graffiti
	+ According to the Drama CD, it is where some of the Graduation heroines take their entrance exams but don't attend, as proven in Sentimental Graffiti 2.

* **Seiryuu High School** (誠龍高等学校, *Seiryū kōtō gakkō*)
	+ Appears in Graudation M
	+ An all-boys school where the protagonists attend, even Megumi Yokoyama's little brother attends there.

## Uniform

The Seika uniform is a sailor uniform with a white jacket, a yellow ribbon-like scarf, and a green skirt. This is portrayed commonly in the related works such as "Sentimental Graffiti". The color and design follows the uniforms in its affiliated schools, except with the pink scarf.

## Media Appeared

* Graduation
* Sailor Victory
* Ojousama Sousamou
* Sentimental Graffiti
* Houkago

## Student Roster

 Rumi Yoshida
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Debutante Detective Corps

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**Debutante Detective Corps** (お嬢様捜査網, *Ojōsama Sōsamō*) is an original OVA, and was released on VHS and DVD in North America by ADV Films. The OVA was animated by Daume and was produced by Marcus Company.

The story takes place in Seika Girls Academy, the same central location as the Graduation franchise and Sentimental Graffiti., while the main heroines from Seika's Class 1-B are the 2nd generation upperclassmen of the 1st Graduation heroines.

## Plot

### OVA/Novel

Five wealthy girls, each with a special talent, have been targeted for assassination by a mysterious person. While enrolling in the Seika Girls Academy, a group of mercenaries have begun their attack on the girls. Kimiko Ayanokouji, her twin sister Miyuki and their friends, Youko, Reika and Nina must find a way to survive, fight back the bad guys and get to the bottom of this mystery.

### Game

The game protagonist is a copycat phantom thief to be like his idol, the art Phantom Thief, Narcissus. As fate will have it between cops and robbers, the copycat confronts the Detective Club who plans to "steal" their hearts as part of his heists.

## Characters

### 1-B Detective Club

* Kimiko Ayanokouji
* Miyuki Ayanokouji
* Youko Ryuuzaki
* Reika Shu
* Nina Kiro

## Trivia

* Its tentative title during the planning was "Graduation III".
* Reiko Takagi from the 1st Graduation (game) makes a cameo appearance.
Graduation

**Graduation** (卒業, *Sotsugyo*) is a simulation visual novel game franchise first developed for PCs before its porting to other house consoles. All of its games are centered on the fictional Seika Girls Academy where the homeroom teacher protagonist, must train (educate) 5 problematic students within 1 year for graduation.

Depending on the player's choice, the development of the protagonist's interactions with the main heroines will determine the ending from parameter outcomes and trigger of events.

It is the sibling franchise to "Princess Maker", as together they form the dating-sim boom.

## Series

* Graduation (game)
* Graduation II: Neo Generation
* Graduation III: Wedding Bell
* Graduation: Next Graduation

## Spin-offs

* Graduation M
* Graduation Real
* Marriage
* Debutante Detective Corps
* Graduation Crossworld
* Graduation: Vacation
* Graduation: Sailor V
Sentimental Journey

**Sentimental Journey** (センチメンタルジャーニー, *Sentimental Journey*) is a Japanese anthology anime series produced by Sunrise and broadcasted from TV Tokyo on 1998, based on the Sentimental Graffiti series.

Each episode is presented like an epilogue to the game scenario, focusing on one of the girls and telling a short romantic story. The common thread among the stories is the presence of a nondescript boy (possibly not even the same boy) who used to be a childhood crush or best friend, or just a short acquaintance, before moving away. This boy would have an influence over the girl's present life. The stories range widely from straightforward girl-gets-boy romance to friendships of various sorts and sometimes supernatural events.

## Music

* **Opening:** Tenshi ni Aitakute, by Kaoru Watanabe
* **Ending:** Keep On Smile, by Kaoru Watanabe
Graduation (song)

## Song Info

### Artist

Aya Hisakawa, Hinako Kanamaru, Hiromi Tsuru, Yumi Touma, Junko Shimakata, B-CLUB·BAND

### Arrangement

Toru Yukawa

**Graduation** (卒業 -Graduation-, *Graduation*) is the ending theme of the Graduation OVA.

## Lyrics

### TV Version

* Japanese
* Romanji
* English

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### Full Version

* Japanese
* Romanji
* English

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Asuka Hoshino

**Asuka Hoshino** (星野 明日香, *Hoshino Asuka)*) is one of the main heroines in the Sentimental Graffiti.

She aspires to be like the heroine of a popular romantic comedy film. Her home is a boutique in Motomachi run by her mother.

She meets the protagonist during junior high in the second semester, and made plans for a movie date. Unfortunately, they couldn't make it due to her catching a bad cold on that day. As of result, she was absent from school and by the time she recovered, she learned the protagonist already moved away soon after. This caused a misunderstanding between them when the protagonist who didn't know about her cold and believed she didn't come because she didn't want to see his face. The protagonist got angry after learning the truth which leaves Asuka remorseful about what happened that day, which leaves her to strongly wish to see the movie they missed on a revival date.

In the Sentimental Journey anime, Asuka is a typical clumsy, underachieving high school girl who works part-time at a diner, until a talent scout named Tazaki, who is hoping to win a Koimari plate on a wager, chooses Asuka and trains her for a My Fair Lady beauty contest, working on her speech and mannerisms, including getting her to walk on a balance beam bridge over water. Asuka begins to show signs of maturity until the day of the contest where she doesn't show up. Tazaki's producer colleague says that Asuka heard on the radio that the protagonist might be in town so she waits in the theatre for him all day. They conclude she made the right ladylike decision.

## Personality

The idol-wannabe stereotype with a penchant for trendy things. She has a bright personality that makes her friendly with anyone, but she's not good at studying, so much so that she even chose the girls' school she attends because of her cute uniform.

## Trivia

* The high school she attends is the same as the Graduation heroines apply to.
Obsidian

A minor character from the comic

Nothing else is known about Obsidian except that she is the mother of Mardoqueo and former wife to Melquisedec.

After having her only son Mardoqueo, she was mostly ignored by her husband, who was too busy serving as one of the colony Alphas. Eventually, she would die of old age.
Oliver

## Oliver

* In comic
* Portrait

## Physical Details

### Other Details

Just like Montimer except the fur color and the intact right wing

## Family and Relationships

### Parents

Grace - MotherMardoqueo - Father

Obsidian - Paternal Grandmother

Unnamed rat - Adoptive Grandfather

Melquisedec - Paternal Grandfather

### Other Relatives

Richie - Adopted NephewRonnie - Adopted Niece

## Comic Appearances

### Debut

Page 25 "Real Stockholm Syndrome" (flashback)
Blue Tail colony

An important location in the comic, the main setting for a few pages.

The Blue Tail colony was first introduced in page 73, when Vincent helped take Montimer, Larry and their family back to Larry's old home.

This is the location where Larry and Montimer get married, in order for Montimer and the children to be accepted as members of the colony.
Angelicspeed

## "Um, our base is being attacked! We can't lose now!"

Guide on wave 41 on expert mode.

**Description [Lore - Ingame Description]**

The **Angelicspeed** is one of the leaders of the speed group, the others being Devilspeed, Voltspeed, Obsidianspeed, Heatspeed, Metalicspeed, Platinumspeed and Aquaticspeed.

"The **Angelicspeed** is one of the leaders of the speed group, although being the fastest, it is by far the weakest. It and **Devilspeed** are normally at war."

**Stats**

Ghost Detection = Needed

10000 health points

Flying Detection = Needed

Speed: Very Fast
Deborah

An important side character from the comic

Deborah is a squirrel first encountered in the Human House where she yelled at Montimer, prompting Larry to stand up for what's important to him for the first time. After this, she offered the familay to stay in her home, unaware of Montimer's real identity. She later saved his life by getting a doctor when he was hurt and this along with the fact that she didn't judge cemented her as a friend of the family. From here on she appeared quite frequently in the comic, often taking care of the children as Montimer and Larry went on their various adventures.

She's shown to be caring with a strong maternal instinct and becomes practically family to Richie and Ronnie

She was pregnant during the events at the Human House though we don't learn this until later. She loses the child to a miscarriage, the reason for which is implied as the father being of a different species. Which species this is or the identity of the father has never beeen revealed but the event affected her greatly.

Later in the story she admits to be in love with Noah though these feelings were not reciprocated. After being rejected she decides to join the growing family on their travels.
Sentimental Graffiti ~Promise~

* PS
* DC

**Sentimental Graffiti ~Promise~** (センチメンタルグラフティ〜約束, *Sentimental Graffiti ~Promise~*) is a visual novel of based on the same title of the first novel volume of Dengeki G's magazine serialization project. An additional sequel based on the second volume was planned to be released, but it has been canceled.
Peter

Peter was the son of side character Vincent and never gets officially shown in the comic besides a picture at the end of a page, only being mentioned. He does however get an appearance and plays a fairly important role in the AU comic *"Jasper, Vincent and Petter"* which is available on the creator's Patreon.

In the main comic, we learn that he was killed by the wolves of the Human House as part of a tactic to subdue and control the male foxes there.

He was previously known as "Pablo" but has since had his name retconned to "Peter".
The Human House

* Unburned
* Burned

A major location within the comic, the setting for several pages.

## Appearance & Features

The human house is a stately blue-painted wooden country house featuring two main floors, an attic, and a basement. The main two floors are occupied by various herbivores and are home to a proper city built out of various furniture and items from around the house. The attic is occupied by a colony of bats and the basement is home to a pack of wolves and foxes. There is also room within the walls though this is not inhabited until after the wolves' betrayal. Eventually, the house fell victim to a fire and now lays an abandoned ruin.

## Past History

Not much is known about the history of the house before the family finds it. We do know that several generations of animals have lived there as they refer to people not born within the house as outsiders and are scared of leaving.

## Inhabitants

The house is inhabited by a wide array of species, both small herbivores and large carnivores, though these species don't mingle for obvious reasons. It is in the house that we meet a wide array of characters who become important later in the story, among which are several people now in the main group. Characters introduced in the house include Noah, Deborah, Faust, Oliver, Richie's parents, the Twins, Larry's boss, and Vincent, making it easily the most influential location in the comic in terms of cast development.

## Events

The house is first introduced when the cold becomes too unbearable for the family to live in the Treehouse anymore and they move to this location. During its time in the comic, Montimer is attacked by Oliver who was attempting to prey on a mouse who was walking alone. Oliver lived alone in the walls at this point but was later driven out. It is also here where Larry learns the art of carpentry and how to work a job in order to earn money. As Montimer is recovering from his injuries, the wolves from the basement and the bats from the attic made a deal in order to attack the herbivores living on the main two floors and take over the living space, forcing the inhabitants into the walls to survive. Many people died during this attack and to make things worse, soon after the wolves betrayed the bats, chasing the survivors of the colony out as well. An unknown time later, Lucas comes along and in a rage, sets fire to the building, killing and injuring a lot of the wolves in the blaze and forcing the survivors out as well, leaving the house abandoned.
Jerry

A minor character from the comic

Jerry is the father of Larry and was only shown in the comic once, though often referenced thereafter. He was a member of the Blue Tail Colony until he met his end at the talons of an owl, trying to chase a misbehaving Larry.

Not much else is known about him.

On page 80 "Wellcome to the burrows", he's referred to as Gerry, though this is an error.
Graduation II: Neo Generation

* PC-98
* PC-Engine
* SS
* PS1
* 3DO

**Graduation II: Neo Generation** (卒業II Neo Generation, *Graduation II: Neo Generation*) is the 2nd instalment of the Graduation series produced by Japan Home Video.

It was first released for PC-98 on May 27, 1994 before ported to the following.

## Characters

* Misako Ishibashi
* Saori Inuzuka
* Cindy Sakurai
* Yurika Tani
* Maina Yasuda

## Music

* Main Theme: Sotsugyou II Kouryakuhou (卒業II攻略法)

## Media Listing

### Drama CDs

* Graduation II Neo Generation: Otome-tachi no Karenaru Tatakai (卒業II ネオ・ジェネレーション 乙女たちの華麗なる戦い)
* Graduation II ~ Crossworld Drama Collection (卒業II〜卒業クロスワールド・ドラマ・コレクション〜)
* Voice Challenger Vol. 2 "Graduation 2" (ボイス・チャレンジャーVol.2〜卒業II編〜)

## Trivia

* The new main heroines are each named after the memebers of the Crazy Cats Japanese jazz band.

## External Links

* Graduation II: Neo Generation at The PC Engine Software Bible
OGRonnie

## Ronnie

A minor character from the comic

Ronnie was a mouse from the forest. Nothing is known about her family but when she was first shown, she was stuck inside a hole in a tree, being saved from certain fate by a 10-year-old Montimer. She was a little shocked at first when she saw he was a bat but considering he'd made no hostile gestures and only tried to help, it didn't last long. They became best friends after that but not much is known about this time period or how long it lasted. All we know is that at some point, Mardoqueo found out and killed her. It is heavily implied that the pelt on page 28 "It still hurts" is in fact hers though this has not been confirmed.
The Human City

A season 2 major location in the comic.

It's unknown where the city is located or what past country it was in, however the city is implied to be in proximity to the Forest.

## Appearances & Features

Consisting of many tall skyscrapers, the architectural style seen does not seem to point to any one country or location thus far, but the relatively modern day appearances of the buildings however show that the humans were in the late 20th or early 21st century at the time of their almost total extinction.

As stated by Marcus, human remains are still found in the city from time to time in the present day.

## History

Since its abandonment, a huge amount of different animals have occupied the city and its buildings and infrastructure.

The buildings appear to be in relatively good condition and mostly intact, implying that the city was simply left by humans and did not see any sort of distress or war like events in the past.
The Angel in the Forest Official Wiki

> **Welcome to the official wiki page for the web comic: *The Angel in the Forest*, by Yinller!**
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Please note the wiki will contain spoilers for the comic.

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## Characters

A comprehensive list of the comic's characters

## Locations

A list of locations seen within the comic

## Chapters

A comprehensive list of comic chapters from both Webtoons and Patreon listed in order