To Heart 2: Dungeon Travelers | |
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ToHeart2 ダンジョントラベラーズ (ToHeart2 Danjon Toraberaazu) | |
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Genre | Fantasy, harem, adventure |
Manga | |
To Heart 2 Another Days | |
Written by | Aquaplus |
Illustrated by | S |
Published by | ASCII Media Works |
Magazine | Dengeki G's Festival! Comic |
Demographic | Seinen |
Original run | July 26,2008 –August 26,2010 |
Volumes | 2 |
Light novel | |
To Heart 2:Final Dragon Chronicle Sono Go | |
Written by | Takuya Baba |
Illustrated by | Ushio Komone |
Published by | Harvest |
Demographic | Male |
Published | February 20,2011 |
Volumes | 1 |
Game | |
Developer | Sting |
Publisher | Aquaplus |
Genre | Role-playing video game |
Platform | PlayStation Portable,PlayStation Vita |
Released | June 30,2011 |
Original video animation | |
Directed by | Junichi Sakata |
Produced by |
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Written by | Takamitsu Kōno |
Music by |
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Studio | Chaos Project |
Released | February 22, 2012 – July 25, 2012 |
Runtime | 30 minutes each |
Episodes | 2 |
Game | |
Dungeon Travelers 2 | |
Developer | Sting |
Publisher | Aquaplus |
Genre | Role-playing video game |
Platform | PlayStation Portable,PlayStation Vita |
Released | March 27,2013 |
To Heart 2:Dungeon Travelers (ToHeart2 ダンジョントラベラーズ,ToHeart2 Danjon Toraberaazu) is a role-playing video game developed by Sting and published by Aquaplus on June 30,2011 for the PlayStation Portable in Japan only. The game is a spin-off from Leaf's To Heart 2 franchise,and gameplay highly resembles another To Heart 2 based mini game from the Windows visual novel Manaka de Ikuno!!,titled Final Dragon Chronicle:Guilty Requiem.
A manga version of the PC game was serialized in volume 2 of the To Heart 2 Another Days manga,which was published by ASCII Media Works. Harvest has published a single light novel based on the game,titled To Heart 2:Final Dragon Chronicle Sono Go. Two OVA anime series for To Heart 2:Dungeon Travelers have been produced by Aquaplus,and was released from February 22,2012 to July 25,2012.
The player assumes the role of Takaaki Kouno,the main protagonist of To Heart 2 ,however,this character cannot participate in battles directly. Instead,the player controls what skills and attacks the girls Takaaki encounters use. In the beginning,the player will start off with two party members,Konomi Yuzuhara and Tamaki Kousaka,with these two characters,more girls can be unlocked to fight in the party. In order to unlock more party members,the player must defeat certain characters in the To Heart 2 series,and then they will join the player's side.
The party will often encounter enemies,which offer little experience compared to boss battles. In the PC version,a maximum of four people can be in the party,whilst in the PSP version,it is five. Each character has a different occupation,when the character reaches certain levels,they can advance to a higher class. The career changes for a fighter at level 15 are Paladin and Dark Knight,and at level 30,the career changes are Valkyrie,Samurai,and Dark Lord. The career changes for a magic user at level 15 are Sorceress,Enchantress,and Priest,and at level 30,the career changes are Witch,Magical Princess,Sage,and Bishop. The career changes for a scout at level 15 are Archer and Assassin,and at level 30,the career changes are Sniper,Treasure Hunter,and Kunoichi. Lastly,the career changes for a maid at level 15 are Bard and Dance,and at level 30,the career changes are Diva,High School Girl,Idol Master. Each class has a different costume.
All of the characters have their own skills and special attacks,they can be learnt by earning skill points which are obtained when the party levels up. There are six different types of skills:
Items can be obtained in the dungeons,or bought from a shop. There are weapons,armor,and recovery items. Recovery items are necessary to fill back up a party member's health bar,or their magic power. If their health reaches 0,that character can no longer participate in the battle,unless they are revived.
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After Maryan's science experiment,the To Heart 2 characters are thrown into a fantasy RPG world,and they learn that the only way to return to their normal lives is to find and defeat the final boss. [1]
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To Heart 2: Dungeon Travelers was developed by Sting, and published by Aquaplus for the PlayStation Portable. It was officially released on June 30, 2011, as an all ages version of the PC game Final Dragon Chronicle: Guilty Requiem, which is one of the four games contained inside Manaka de Ikuno!!. Manaka de Ikuno!! was released in both limited and regular editions on December 18, 2009. A PlayStation Vita version of the game was released on April 30, 2015. The game was slated to be released on Steam alongside Dungeon Travelers 2 but was cancelled as both games failed to pass the service's guidelines. [2]
Before the game's release, a manga titled To Heart Another Days was published by ASCII Media Works, and serialized in the Dengeki G's Festival! Comic magazine from July 26, 2008 to August 26, 2010. A comic version of the PC game Final Dragon Chronicle: Guilty Requiem was featured in volume 2 of the manga. The manga was written by Aquaplus. [3] A light novel for To Heart 2: Dungeon Travelers was published by Harvest on February 20, 2011, titled To Heart 2: Final Dragon Chronicle Sono Go. It was written by Takuya Baba and illustrated by Ushio Komone. [4]
Two OVAs for To Heart 2: Dungeon Travelers were produced by Aquaplus and Chaos Project, the first episode was released on February 22, 2012, and the second was released on July 25, 2012. [5] The anime was directed by Jun'ichi Sakata. The opening theme is "Niji Iro no Mirai" by Suara, and the two endings are "Tada Hitotsu no Hoshi" by Rena Uehara and "Kono Sekai ni" by Akari Tsuda.
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A sequel to To Heart 2: Dungeon Travelers has been published by Aquaplus and developed by Sting, titled Dungeon Travelers 2 was released for the PlayStation Portable and PlayStation Vita on March 27, 2013. [6] It consists of the same gameplay and system but featured different characters. Another PlayStation Vita game titled Dungeon Travelers 2-2, a sequel to Dungeon Travelers 2, was released on April 20, 2017. [7]
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