In Your Arms Tonight Ginnosuke Sequel Impressions and Review – Spoiler Free

Basic Premise: The main character works on a foreign project with Ginnosuke.

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Positives

• The editing and translation are well-done.

• The final CG is sweet.

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Negatives

• The plot line feels jumbled.

• None of the characters act intelligently, consistently, or believably.

• Many plot conveniences are utilized.

• There’s less variety in the choices than usual.

• Where’s the cat?

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Quotes

• *Mr. Ebihara walked off to the international departure gate*
• Me: Take me with you, Kippei!
• Saleswoman: “This was made in France at the end of the 19^th century over a hundred years ago.”
• Me: Thank you, Madame Redundancy.

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Overall: I can’t recommend Ginnosuke’s sequel to anyone. There’s a kernel of a good plot and relationship evolution, but the execution left me incredibly frustrated.  If you really love the character, replay his main route and save yourself the grief.

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