Triangle Heart 3 ～sweet songs forever～: Difference between revisions

Everything About Fiction You Never Wanted to Know.
Content added Content deleted
VisualWikitext
m (Mass update links)
Line 5: Line 5:
''"I'm not '''set''' on using them."'' }}
''"I'm not '''set''' on using them."'' }}


Also known as ''Triangle Hearts Sweet Songs Forever'', [[Spell My Name With an "S"|depending on which piece of merchandise you're looking at.]]
Also known as ''Triangle Hearts Sweet Songs Forever'', [[Spell My Name with an "S"|depending on which piece of merchandise you're looking at.]]


The third entry in the ''[[Triangle Heart]]'' [[Eroge]] series, which, like its predecessors, focuses on one boy and two girls trained in an ancient fighting style, the supernatural phenomenon surrounding them, and the threats that greed, lust and power present.
The third entry in the ''[[Triangle Heart 3 ～sweet songs forever～]]'' [[Eroge]] series, which, like its predecessors, focuses on one boy and two girls trained in an ancient fighting style, the supernatural phenomenon surrounding them, and the threats that greed, lust and power present.


The titular triangle is formed by Kyouya Takamachi, only living heir to the Fuwaryuu sword style, and also practitioner of the Mikamiryuu style and has his own [[Harem]], his "sister" Miyuki (actually his cousin), whose mother gave her to her brother and ran off to seek revenge against the man that killed her family, and Fiasse Crystela, an [[Idol Singer]] and long-lost childhood friend who has hurt her voice and is staying at their house.
The titular triangle is formed by Kyouya Takamachi, only living heir to the Fuwaryuu sword style, and also practitioner of the Mikamiryuu style and has his own [[Harem]], his "sister" Miyuki (actually his cousin), whose mother gave her to her brother and ran off to seek revenge against the man that killed her family, and Fiasse Crystela, an [[Idol Singer]] and long-lost childhood friend who has hurt her voice and is staying at their house.
Line 55: Line 55:
* [[Full-Name Basis]]: Elise addresses most characters this way, in Western naming order, at that.
* [[Full-Name Basis]]: Elise addresses most characters this way, in Western naming order, at that.
* [[Gratuitous English]]: Quite a bit of it in the OVA, especially when an otherwise chilling conversation involving the main villain turns into [[Narm]] because of poor pronunciation and grammar. Also, Elise's "FREEZE!"
* [[Gratuitous English]]: Quite a bit of it in the OVA, especially when an otherwise chilling conversation involving the main villain turns into [[Narm]] because of poor pronunciation and grammar. Also, Elise's "FREEZE!"
* [[Heir to The Dojo]]
* [[Heir to the Dojo]]
* [[Hikaru Midorikawa]]: Kyouya's voice.
* [[Hikaru Midorikawa]]: Kyouya's voice.
* [[Hot Mom]]: Misato and Momoko; Sakura is a Hot Aunt, probably because she was a haremette in the first game.
* [[Hot Mom]]: Misato and Momoko; Sakura is a Hot Aunt, probably because she was a haremette in the first game.
Line 74: Line 74:
* [[Mysterious Parent]]: Misato.
* [[Mysterious Parent]]: Misato.
* [[Names to Run Away From Really Fast]]: Slicer from the OVA.
* [[Names to Run Away From Really Fast]]: Slicer from the OVA.
* [[No Export for You]]: Hmm. [[Eroge]] are rarely licensed without the [[Bowdlerization|David Bowdler treatment]], and those that are [[Porn With Plot|usually don't have any plot]]. ''[[Lyrical Nanoha]]'' has had disappointing sales figures in the Anglosphere, and no press materials have even mentioned what it spun off from. The OVA can't be licensed on its own because it's a continuation, not an adaptation -- fansubbers even knew this, and had tons of screen notes detailing who everyone was and what the viewers who hadn't played the game were missing. Is it even ''possible'' to get this licensed?
* [[No Export for You]]: Hmm. [[Eroge]] are rarely licensed without the [[Bowdlerization|David Bowdler treatment]], and those that are [[Porn with Plot|usually don't have any plot]]. ''[[Lyrical Nanoha]]'' has had disappointing sales figures in the Anglosphere, and no press materials have even mentioned what it spun off from. The OVA can't be licensed on its own because it's a continuation, not an adaptation -- fansubbers even knew this, and had tons of screen notes detailing who everyone was and what the viewers who hadn't played the game were missing. Is it even ''possible'' to get this licensed?
** [http://www.mangagamer.com/allages/ Mangagamer? (specifically the adults-only section)]
** [http://www.mangagamer.com/allages/ Mangagamer? (specifically the adults-only section)]
* [[Not Blood Siblings]]: Miyuki and Kyouya are cousins who grew up together (even if she doesn't use [[Japanese Sibling Terminology]] on him), but can end up in a relationship.
* [[Not Blood Siblings]]: Miyuki and Kyouya are cousins who grew up together (even if she doesn't use [[Japanese Sibling Terminology]] on him), but can end up in a relationship.
Line 84: Line 84:
* [[Secret Art]]: The Fuwa-ryuu sword style, exclusive to the Takamachi family.
* [[Secret Art]]: The Fuwa-ryuu sword style, exclusive to the Takamachi family.
* [[Sink-or-Swim Fatherhood]]: Kaori, a woman Shiro had an affair with leaves Kyouya with him before leaving again, forcing him to raise Kyouya by himself.
* [[Sink-or-Swim Fatherhood]]: Kaori, a woman Shiro had an affair with leaves Kyouya with him before leaving again, forcing him to raise Kyouya by himself.
* [[Stalker With a Crush]]: The Fan, Fiasse's terrorist stalker.
* [[Stalker with a Crush]]: The Fan, Fiasse's terrorist stalker.
* [[Third Person Person]]: Shinobu refers to herself as "Shinobu-chan".
* [[Third Person Person]]: Shinobu refers to herself as "Shinobu-chan".
* [[Two Guys and A Girl]]: Cheerful hero - Miyuki [despite being female], angsty hero - Kyouya, [[Distressed Damsel]] - Fiasse.
* [[Two Guys and a Girl]]: Cheerful hero - Miyuki [despite being female], angsty hero - Kyouya, [[Distressed Damsel]] - Fiasse.
* [[Unlucky Childhood Friend]]: Officially, Fiasse and Miyuki, although Miyuki's a cousin. Elise from the OVA is the strongest example, as she doesn't have a story path in the game and therefore can only ever lose.
* [[Unlucky Childhood Friend]]: Officially, Fiasse and Miyuki, although Miyuki's a cousin. Elise from the OVA is the strongest example, as she doesn't have a story path in the game and therefore can only ever lose.
* [[Unusual Ears]]: Kuon.
* [[Unusual Ears]]: Kuon.

Revision as of 20:36, 9 April 2014

 "It's those weapons. Why in this day and age are you so set on using knives and katana?"

"I'm not set on using them."

Also known as Triangle Hearts Sweet Songs Forever, depending on which piece of merchandise you're looking at.

The third entry in the Triangle Heart 3 ～sweet songs forever～ Eroge series, which, like its predecessors, focuses on one boy and two girls trained in an ancient fighting style, the supernatural phenomenon surrounding them, and the threats that greed, lust and power present.

The titular triangle is formed by Kyouya Takamachi, only living heir to the Fuwaryuu sword style, and also practitioner of the Mikamiryuu style and has his own Harem, his "sister" Miyuki (actually his cousin), whose mother gave her to her brother and ran off to seek revenge against the man that killed her family, and Fiasse Crystela, an Idol Singer and long-lost childhood friend who has hurt her voice and is staying at their house.

Kyouya's father, Shirou, was killed by the same (supernatural) terrorist organization that once killed off the rest of his family, save for Kyouya, Miyuki and her mother, and now they set their sights upon the main trio. Kyouya has to stop them, as well as work out his friends' more-than-mundane problems. It also helps that they work for a clandestine special defense antiterrorist force forged from an alliance between China, Japan and the United States.

There is also a 4-episode OVA that takes place after the game. Fiasse is back on tour, but has received death threats, so naturally she calls upon the Takamachis. Her real bodyguard, Elise MacGaren, absolutely refuses to let some amateurs she knew as a child take her place, and begrudgingly agrees to work with them, provided they stay on the sidelines. Elise uses a gun and insults Kyouya and Miyuki's insistence on the sword, despite quickly learning how better off they are with katanas. But there's still something that she doesn't want to face, and seeing those two again is far too painful.

So who wins? Not Fiasse, not Miyuki, although Kyouya can pick either in the game -- it's Shinobu, the Japanese Vampire Childhood Friend. Hm. Didn't expect that.

However, this series is better known for introducing Kyouya's adorable nine-year-old sister Nanoha. Starting out as a satellite character with little relevance to the plot, she proved popular enough to be given her own Magical Girl spinoff game, and then an anime... which eventually took off and became an entire universe of its own.

This game and OVA provide examples of:

Retrieved from "https://allthetropes.org/wiki/Triangle_Heart_3_～sweet_songs_forever～?oldid=943786"