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''Nil Admirari no Tenbin: Teito Genwaku Kitan'' (Libra of Nil Admirari: Imperial City Illusion) is an OtomeGame produced by Creator/IdeaFactory and Creator/{{Otomate}}. It was originally released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStationVita in 2016. A sequel subtitled ''Kuroyuri En'youtan'' was released in 2015 exclusively for Vita, and both games were given a UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch port in a single cartridge subtitled ''Irodori Nadeshiko''.
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''Nil Admirari no Tenbin: Teito Genwaku Kitan'' (Libra of Nil Admirari: Imperial City Illusion) is an OtomeGame produced by Creator/IdeaFactory and Creator/{{Otomate}}. It was originally released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStationVita Platform/PlayStationVita in 2016. A sequel subtitled ''Kuroyuri En'youtan'' was released in 2015 exclusively for Vita, and both games were given a UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Platform/NintendoSwitch port in a single cartridge subtitled ''Irodori Nadeshiko''.
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* ChildhoodFriendRomance: If Tsugumi pursues [[spoiler: Yutaka's]] route.
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* HimeCut: Tsugumi's hairstyle, specially noticeable before she cuts her hair.
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* {{Ojou}}: Tsugumi was raised as one and is extremely polite, but otherwise she doesn't really follow the trope.
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* SelfImmolation: What Hitaki tries to do. Thankfully, he's rescued in time.
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* MismatchedEyes: Hisui has a red eye and a green eye. The red eye allows him to control fire.
* PlayingWithFire: Hisui's power.
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* MismatchedEyes: MagicEye: Hisui has a red eye and a green eye. The red eye allows him to control fire.
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His life is spared, but Tsugumi feels guilty about his suicide attempt, and things only get worse when two members of a mysterious investigation squad appears before Tsugumi, calling themselves "Fukurou": an organization tasked with hunting down Cursed Tomes: dangerous books that greatly affect their readers and drive them insane. And Tsugumi has adquired a rather useful ability for hunting down Cursed Tomes: the ability to see their auras as bright lights emanating out of them.
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His life is spared, but Tsugumi feels guilty about his suicide attempt, and things only get worse when two members of a mysterious investigation squad appears before Tsugumi, calling themselves "Fukurou": an organization tasked with hunting down Cursed Tomes: Tomes, dangerous books that greatly affect their readers and drive them insane. And Tsugumi has adquired a rather useful ability for hunting down Cursed Tomes: the ability to see their auras as bright lights emanating out of them.
* ANaziByAnyOtherName: The Nachtigal squad aim to cause turmoil in Tokyo by use of the Cursed Tomes and wear familiar-looking black uniforms... And considering the Showa Era was soon to come, with all the fascist elements it implied, it makes them similar to the SS.
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* {{Tsundere}}: Shougo is extremely bratty, joins Fukurou only because his life is in danger and harshly treats Tsugumi, but he eventually develops a crush on her.
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* {{Tsundere}}: Shougo is extremely bratty, joins Fukurou only because his life is in danger and harshly treats Tsugumi, but he eventually develops a crush on her.her.
* UrbanFantasy: The game uses a 20s setting to develop a fantastic story with superpowers and magical books.
* UrbanFantasy: The game uses a 20s setting to develop a fantastic story with superpowers and magical books.
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In an alternative version of the Taishou era where it carried on for 25 years instead of 15, Tsugumi Kuze is the eldest daughter of a down-on-its-luck noble family. She has decided to marry a man she doesn't even know to help it keep its status, but just before the wedding, her younger brother Hitaki decides to [[SelfImmolation inmolate himself]] with an old book in his hands...
His life is spared, but Tsugumi feels guilty about his suicide attempt, and things only get worse when two members of a mysterious investigation squad appears before Tsugumi, calling themselves "Fukurou": an organization tasked with hunting down Cursed Tomes: dangerous books that greatly affect their readers and drive them insane. And Tsugumi has adquired a rather useful ability for hunting down Cursed Tomes: the ability to see their auras as bright lights emanating out of them.
Thus, Tsugumi decides to join the two men's group, leaving her sheltered life by accepting a job as a searcher for cursed tomes. However, darker things lurk behind the surface, and also Tsugumi will become more entangled with her fellow Fukurou members than she may first believe.
''Nil Admirari no Tenbin: Teito Genwaku Kitan'' (Libra of Nil Admirari: Imperial City Illusion) is an OtomeGame produced by Creator/IdeaFactory and Creator/{{Otomate}}. It was originally released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStationVita in 2016. A sequel subtitled ''Kuroyuri En'youtan'' was released in 2015 exclusively for Vita, and both games were given a UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch port in a single cartridge subtitled ''Irodori Nadeshiko''.
An anime adaptation by studio Zero-G aired as part of the Spring2018Anime season. It also received a manga adaptation in the ''[=GFantasy=]'' magazine.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* AdaptationDistillation: The anime only has twelve episodes, so it barely gives focus to any of the guys and streamlines the plot to mostly follow Akira's route.
* ArtisticLicenseHistory: In real life, the Taisho era ended after only 14 years (1912-1926), rushing in the militaristic and imperialist early Showa period. In this game, the Taisho emperor lived for another ten years, marking the year the game takes place as Taisho Year 25 (1936-1937).
* ArrangedMarriage: Tsugumi was supposed to marry a powerful family's son, but since she cancels the engagement, she never discovers who her fiancé was. [[spoiler: Eventually, she discovers it was Akira.]]
* ChildhoodFriendRomance: If Tsugumi pursues [[spoiler: Yutaka's]] route.
* DeliberateValuesDissonance: Despite the head of Fukurou being a woman, the guys treat Tsugumi in rather sexist manner, to weigh in the player how women were treated in that era.
* TheFaceless: Mashiko never takes off his weird tribal mask.
* GratuitousLatin: The ''nil admirari'' in the title? It means "to be surprised by nothing".
* HimeCut: Tsugumi's hairstyle, specially noticeable before she cuts her hair.
* ImportantHaircut: Tsugumi cuts her long hair to shoulder-length once she resolves to join Fukurou.
* {{Infodump}}: The first game is infamous for having a rather laid-back and simple common route, then going into this whenever the plot needs it. The anime tries to smooth it out a little better.
* MismatchedEyes: Hisui has a red eye and a green eye. The red eye allows him to control fire.
* PlayingWithFire: Hisui's power.
* {{Ojou}}: Tsugumi was raised as one and is extremely polite, but otherwise she doesn't really follow the trope.
* TheRoaringTwenties: The setting and clothing design try to evoque this, even though the game should take place around the 30s according to its own timeline.
* SelfImmolation: What Hitaki tries to do. Thankfully, he's rescued in time.
* SecretCharacter: [[spoiler: Yutaka]] becomes an available pursuable character once the rest of routes have been completed.
* ShoutOut: The extra CG in the second game are inspired by ''Literature/AliceInWonderland'', with Tsugumi taking the role of Alice.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: The only female members of Fukurou are Tsugumi and Shiori, the organization's leader.
* {{Tsundere}}: Shougo is extremely bratty, joins Fukurou only because his life is in danger and harshly treats Tsugumi, but he eventually develops a crush on her.
In an alternative version of the Taishou era where it carried on for 25 years instead of 15, Tsugumi Kuze is the eldest daughter of a down-on-its-luck noble family. She has decided to marry a man she doesn't even know to help it keep its status, but just before the wedding, her younger brother Hitaki decides to [[SelfImmolation inmolate himself]] with an old book in his hands...
His life is spared, but Tsugumi feels guilty about his suicide attempt, and things only get worse when two members of a mysterious investigation squad appears before Tsugumi, calling themselves "Fukurou": an organization tasked with hunting down Cursed Tomes: dangerous books that greatly affect their readers and drive them insane. And Tsugumi has adquired a rather useful ability for hunting down Cursed Tomes: the ability to see their auras as bright lights emanating out of them.
Thus, Tsugumi decides to join the two men's group, leaving her sheltered life by accepting a job as a searcher for cursed tomes. However, darker things lurk behind the surface, and also Tsugumi will become more entangled with her fellow Fukurou members than she may first believe.
''Nil Admirari no Tenbin: Teito Genwaku Kitan'' (Libra of Nil Admirari: Imperial City Illusion) is an OtomeGame produced by Creator/IdeaFactory and Creator/{{Otomate}}. It was originally released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStationVita in 2016. A sequel subtitled ''Kuroyuri En'youtan'' was released in 2015 exclusively for Vita, and both games were given a UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch port in a single cartridge subtitled ''Irodori Nadeshiko''.
An anime adaptation by studio Zero-G aired as part of the Spring2018Anime season. It also received a manga adaptation in the ''[=GFantasy=]'' magazine.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* AdaptationDistillation: The anime only has twelve episodes, so it barely gives focus to any of the guys and streamlines the plot to mostly follow Akira's route.
* ArtisticLicenseHistory: In real life, the Taisho era ended after only 14 years (1912-1926), rushing in the militaristic and imperialist early Showa period. In this game, the Taisho emperor lived for another ten years, marking the year the game takes place as Taisho Year 25 (1936-1937).
* ArrangedMarriage: Tsugumi was supposed to marry a powerful family's son, but since she cancels the engagement, she never discovers who her fiancé was. [[spoiler: Eventually, she discovers it was Akira.]]
* ChildhoodFriendRomance: If Tsugumi pursues [[spoiler: Yutaka's]] route.
* DeliberateValuesDissonance: Despite the head of Fukurou being a woman, the guys treat Tsugumi in rather sexist manner, to weigh in the player how women were treated in that era.
* TheFaceless: Mashiko never takes off his weird tribal mask.
* GratuitousLatin: The ''nil admirari'' in the title? It means "to be surprised by nothing".
* HimeCut: Tsugumi's hairstyle, specially noticeable before she cuts her hair.
* ImportantHaircut: Tsugumi cuts her long hair to shoulder-length once she resolves to join Fukurou.
* {{Infodump}}: The first game is infamous for having a rather laid-back and simple common route, then going into this whenever the plot needs it. The anime tries to smooth it out a little better.
* MismatchedEyes: Hisui has a red eye and a green eye. The red eye allows him to control fire.
* PlayingWithFire: Hisui's power.
* {{Ojou}}: Tsugumi was raised as one and is extremely polite, but otherwise she doesn't really follow the trope.
* TheRoaringTwenties: The setting and clothing design try to evoque this, even though the game should take place around the 30s according to its own timeline.
* SelfImmolation: What Hitaki tries to do. Thankfully, he's rescued in time.
* SecretCharacter: [[spoiler: Yutaka]] becomes an available pursuable character once the rest of routes have been completed.
* ShoutOut: The extra CG in the second game are inspired by ''Literature/AliceInWonderland'', with Tsugumi taking the role of Alice.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: The only female members of Fukurou are Tsugumi and Shiori, the organization's leader.
* {{Tsundere}}: Shougo is extremely bratty, joins Fukurou only because his life is in danger and harshly treats Tsugumi, but he eventually develops a crush on her.
