She helped him overcome his trauma and developed an intimate bond with him.
Afterwards, Yuuji developed feelings for his master, Asako. Yuuji's life was shattered after Kazuki's accident. Kazuki loved Yuuji immensely because it pained her to see him denied of parental affection. Yuuji admired his elder sister Kazuki, although he was also a bit envious of her. He desires a civilian life and is weary of all the violence in his life. Yuuji employs violence sparingly and rarely inflicts excessive harm on his opponents. Also, during Amane Suou and Makina Irisu's bad ending, it is shown that if the "safety pin" is being "fiddling around" too much, it may "come loose and fall off" as a result. During his time deployed by the Marines, Justin Mikemayer was able to temporary override the command, allowing him to kill as a mean of protecting his comrades. While this "safety pin" remains intact throughout the majority of the series, it is shown that the command can still be overridden to some degree. This is also partially to do with the "safety pin" Asako placed on him to keep him from killing.
He likes to read books, a habit that was ingrained into him by Kazuki Kazami and Asako Kusakabe.ĭue to the PTSD which stems from his childhood, Yuuji has trouble with killing any living things. Yuuji admits that he isn't a brave person, and often prepares contingencies prior to engaging the enemy. He usually doesn't care about people's opinion and is known for his sardonic humor. Yuuji is a cold and reserved guy who is inured to a lifetime of violence. Due to a lifetime of physical training, Yuuji is athletic, although his body is covered with scars from his career as an operative. Yuuji is a good-looking and somewhat intimidating young man with short black hair and sharp black eyes. He disguises himself as an exchange student from Canada at his new school and is a physically fit young man. Though he occasionally relies on orthodox military methods, Yuuji considers himself cowardly and prefers to plan and scout before taking action. He is characterized as cool, philosophical, and minimalist, maintaining a realistic outlook on life. Growing tired of his aimless existence, he desires a normal school life. He is a second-year student at Mihama Academy who is known as "Ace number 9029", receiving this name after his master, a former assassin for a Japanese government agency and black ops employed by Ichigaya, passed away. Yuuji Kazami (風見 雄二, Kazami Yūji) is the main protagonist of Grisaia no Kajitsu. Takahiro Sakurai (anime only/Japanese) Yuki Kaji (to be announced) Response to the game was so positive, the campaign reached its goal in less than a day.Asako Kusakabe (Guardian (former)/Master/ former lover)Īmane Suou (girlfriend, wife (in Amane route)) In order to bring the two sequel games, the company started up a Kickstarter campaign. The Fruit of Grisaia’s game was licensed for release in the West by Sekai Project.
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The series will also stream on video sharing site Niconico. The website streamed the first series as it aired in Japan, and will most likely do the same for the next two. Sentai Filmworks licensed the anime for North America, but the series can also be watched on Crunchyroll. The Eden of Grisaia continues where The Fruit of Grisaia left off, and is premiering April 20.
The third game, The Eden of Grisaia, will be a series like the first adaption. The plot is a collection, containing a prequel for the main hero, sequels for the five female characters, and other short stories. The second, The Labyrinth of Grisaia, will premiere on April 13 and act as a 60-minute special rather than a series. After it was received well by audiences, the studio 8-Bit went ahead with plans to adapt the other two games as anime. The 13-episode anime adaption premiered in October 2014. As with all visual novel games, the plot branches off into multiple possible endings depending on which of the five girls’ paths the player chooses. The story of the game follows the romantic escapades of Yūji Kazami, a young man who transfers to a school with only five female students. The game also inspired two sequel games, titled The Labyrinth of Grisaia and The Eden of Grisaia. After quickly gaining popularity, the game was developed into a manga and later, an anime. The Fruit of Grisaia began as a Japanese visual novel in 2011. Two sequel anime to last year’s The Fruit of Grisaia anime have been announced: a short film titled The Labyrinth of Grisaia and the series continuation The Eden of Grisaia.
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