A volleyball RPG game mysteriously appears in the inbox you use once every eight hundred years. You assume it’ll be the usual story about dominating the volleyball court, but when you open it
[You have transferred to Kitagawa Daiichi Junior High School in Miyagi Prefecture.]
[You passed the tryouts and became the manager of Kitagawa Daiichi Junior High School’s boys’ volleyball team.]
Huh? You’re not even on the girls’ team. You’re the boys’ team manager…?
[Your junior, Kageyama Tobio, is a loner and a volleyball fanatic, but he doesn’t seem to get along with his teammates. You decide to]
A. Shout about friendship and bonds as you charge straight at him
B. Crush him, then lift his chin with a cocky smile and say, “So much for being a genius.”
C. Hand him a love letter and tell him you’ll always support him
[Your neighbor is a golden retriever. Seeing you live alone, he often brings you homemade lunchboxes and snacks.]
Oh no, an evil golden retriever has snuck in!
[You decide to]
A. Shout about friendship and bonds as you charge straight at him
B. Slam his head into a volleyball
C. Announce in front of his whole family that you’re going to marry this evil golden retriever
[Most of your seniors are good people, especially the iron-fisted upperclassman with the spiky hair, who often treats you to pork buns. You decide to]
A. Shout about friendship and bonds as you charge straight at him
B. Twist off his childhood friend’s head and give it to him
C. Kabedon him
At last, you’re not beating up the person himself. The player is so happy…!
[Your nice senior’s childhood friend, a mean senior, lost a match and started crying. You decide to]
A. Shout about friendship and bonds as you charge straight at him
B. Twist his head off so he’ll stop crying
C. Wipe away his tears and say, “Even if you’re a loser, Senior, I still like you.”
…Whether or not you twist off heads is one thing, but do you really have to charge at everyone while shouting?
Your vocal cords are in trouble!
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Reader’s guide:
1. You’re playing a romance game, but you charge in shouting about friendship and bonds.
2. There will be a time skip to high school, with Karasuno storylines.
3. This is a let-loose, self-indulgent return-to-writing project. It’s my first time writing in second person, so I’m nervous…
4. There are lots of male love interests, not just the ones mentioned in the blurb, but their screen time is up to chance. There won’t be an individual ending for every character.
5. The player is not very socially adept (
Theme: Keep moving forward for your ideals and the things you love!
