Pure Pure: Mimi to Shippo no Monogatari

The game begins with him training to pass the final examination for his vocational school and follows his day to day life with Hinata & Sachi, two girls with dog ears and tails, and Midou, his best friend. His only concern was passing that test until a tragedy shakes up his life. CHARACTERS: - Jun Yuki: The protagonist. While training to become a Trimmer, he begins to realize his latent feelings for Sachi. He ultimately joins Midou at the 'FRIENDS' pet store. He is called "Master" by Sachi and Hinata at the beginning of the game. - Takuya Midou: Jun's sardonic best friend. Although he uses Kansai dialect, he wasn't born in Kansai. He tends to be bullied a lot by Jun. Midou helps Jun to become a qualified Trimmer and is also Jun's closest male friend. He takes the same course as Jun, but his goal isn't to become a Trimmer. - Miwa Yuuki: Jun's sister. She frequently helps Jun by preparing meals. She is also a tomboy. Midou may have a crush on her. - Sachi: A dog-girl. Hinata's older sister. Sachi is Jun's love interest early in the game. She is very soft-spoken and acts humbly, often refusing to accept praise. She calls Jun "Master" because of his behavior. She speaks highly of Jun, so much that it influenced her younger sister, Hinata, to copy her and call Jun "Master" as well. Early in the game, she dies from a fatal illness. - Hinata: Sachi's younger sister. Hinata is frequently seen around Sachi or attaching herself to Jun's face. She commonly causes trouble with her energetic behavior. - Tobari: A catgirl that Jun helps while he is downtown. Tobari is overly-serious and tries to maintain her cool at all times. She becomes a bit attached to Jun after he helps her. The typical tsundere character, her background is unknown, so she is mysterious to the characters. An all ages version for PlayStation 2 was developed and released by Datam Polystar. Aside from the removal of sexual content, Takuya Midou is voiced, and new graphics were been added along with a new ending song. The newer scenes in the PS2 version are voiced by new voice actors, while the scenes that were carried over from the PC version are voiced by the original actors.