But, there’s one last part of Little Busters that I have not mentioned. Again, it’s a good show, but not something that would wow you, not like Fate Zero or Clannad. The story can get repetitive and thus predictable. Each arc is well-done, but they’re all very similar to each other.
Key has a habit of blurring the lines between fantasy and reality, so this show can get confusing. However, the show itself is not incredible. The whole “baseball team” motif is simply a plot device to introduce the various girls. Little Busters does not suffer from that problem as much, as most of the girls were able to stay relevant long after their routes ended. One of the problems with these kinds of adaptations is that once one girl’s arc ends and another begins, the previous girl gets suddenly shunted aside, as if the writers were in a hurry to get them out of the way. In the anime, these routes put together make up the whole story.
In the visual novel, these girls would serve as main characters in individual routes based on your actions, you would end up with one of the various girls. We have the main character, Riki, who is introduced into a world filled with different girls. Little Busters plays out like any other slice-of-life visual novel adaptations. As one last hurrah before he leaves, he decides to organize a baseball team, and enlists Riki’s help in finding new members. Under their leader, Kyousuke, The Little Busters became Riki’s new family, a place that he finally belonged.īut now, in high school, the Little Busters are grown up Kyousuke will leave for college at the end of this school year. Despondent and alone, he was found and taken in by a group of friends who called themselves The Little Busters. The Story: When he was a child, Riki Naoe lost both his parents in a horrific car accident. Today, we look at the fifth visual novel, adapted for anime by J.C Staff: Little Busters! I’ve seen all of these anime, though I’ve only reviewed Angel Beats, and I’ve really enjoyed their stories. Some of their works include Air, Kanon, Angel Beats, and Clannad, all of which have been adapted for anime. They are famous for writing tear-jerking stories. If you’ve ever seen “choose your own adventure” books, visual novels are video game versions. They are famous for their visual novels, little video games where you, the player, make choices that ultimately affect the ending. Key is a Japanese company located in Osaka, Japan.
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