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* OutOfContextEavesdropping: Drama ensues in Lucien's second season when Lucien overhears the heroine telling Vallia that she doesn't have any romantic interest in him, not realizing that she only said it because Vallia is a {{Clingy Jealous|Girl}} LoonyFan who has been harassing her about her relationship with Lucien for days.
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* LoonyFan: Vallia the cat-mantis girl is the foremost of Lucien's fangirls. She's a little too enthusiastic in her admiration from the beginning, and after Cyril's review goes out in season two she becomes outright insufferable about it, acting as though she's part of the cafe's staff herself because of her efforts in helping to promote the cafe. She goes so far as to track the heroine down in the cafe storage room to interrogate her about her relationship with Lucien and warn her off by suggesting that a romantic relationship with the heroine would ruin Lucien's career.
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* LoonyFan: Vallia the cat-mantis girl is the foremost of Lucien's fangirls. She's a little too enthusiastic in her admiration from the beginning, and after Cyril's review goes out in season two she becomes outright insufferable about it, acting goes off the deep end. She starts to think of herself as though she's part a member of the cafe's staff herself because of her efforts in helping to promote staff, even barging into the cafe. She goes so far as to track the heroine down in the cafe storage room to interrogate and hanging around after hours. She also becomes more and more hostile toward the heroine at any indication of closeness between her and Lucien, repeatedly interrogating her about her their relationship with Lucien and warn ignoring the heroine's efforts to convince her off by suggesting that a romantic relationship with the heroine would ruin Lucien's career.they're not in competition.
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* LoonyFan: Vallia the cat-mantis girl is the foremost of Lucien's fangirls. She's a little too enthusiastic in her admiration from the beginning, and after Cyril's review goes out in season two she becomes outright insufferable about it. She goes so far as to track the heroine down in the cafe storage room to interrogate her about her relationship with Lucien and warn her off by suggesting that a romantic relationship with the heroine would ruin Lucien's career.
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* LoonyFan: Vallia the cat-mantis girl is the foremost of Lucien's fangirls. She's a little too enthusiastic in her admiration from the beginning, and after Cyril's review goes out in season two she becomes outright insufferable about it.it, acting as though she's part of the cafe's staff herself because of her efforts in helping to promote the cafe. She goes so far as to track the heroine down in the cafe storage room to interrogate her about her relationship with Lucien and warn her off by suggesting that a romantic relationship with the heroine would ruin Lucien's career.
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* LoonyFan: Vallia the cat-mantis girl is the foremost of Lucien's fangirls. She's a little too enthusiastic in her admiration from the beginning, and after Cyril's review goes out in season two she becomes outright insufferable about it. She goes so far as to track the heroine down in the cafe storage room to interrogate her about her relationship with Lucien and warn her off by suggesting that a romantic relationship with the heroine would ruin Lucien's career.
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* BiTheWay: As with all ''Lovestruck'' titles, the heroine is bisexual regardless of route. In Zain's first season, she is taken with Emeril upon meeting her, and during a game of [[INever Ten Fingers]], she recounts trying to sneak a girl into her parents' house as a teen.
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* BiTheWay: As with all ''Lovestruck'' titles, the heroine is bisexual regardless of route. In Zain's first season, she is taken with Emeril upon meeting her, and during a game of [[INever Ten Fingers]], ten fingers]], she recounts trying to sneak a girl into her parents' house as a teen.
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* DrinkOrder: A scene in Lucien's first season helps to establish the cast's personalities via the coffee Zain serves them: Lucien's is "dark as midnight," Roman's is loaded with whipped cream and syrup, and Runa's is spiked with liqueur.
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* DrinkOrder: DrinkOrder:
** A scene in Lucien's first season helps to establish the cast's personalities via the coffee Zain serves them: Lucien's is "dark as midnight," Roman's is loaded with whipped cream and syrup, and Runa's is spiked withliqueur.liqueur.
** Late in Liora's first season, the staff order drinks from Zain. Runa requests "Something with alcohol," Lucien an espresso, Roman a latte with hazelnut syrup, and Emeril the same but with vanilla syrup.
** A scene in Lucien's first season helps to establish the cast's personalities via the coffee Zain serves them: Lucien's is "dark as midnight," Roman's is loaded with whipped cream and syrup, and Runa's is spiked with
** Late in Liora's first season, the staff order drinks from Zain. Runa requests "Something with alcohol," Lucien an espresso, Roman a latte with hazelnut syrup, and Emeril the same but with vanilla syrup.
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* INever: In Zain's first season, the heroine plays a variant on this game with him, Ten Fingers.
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* SweetTooth: Zain loves sweets. During ten fingers, the heroine can guess that he's gotten sick from eating too many sweets, but he says that sweets could never make him sick. One of his heart scenes has him sneaking away with the heroine to steal Lucien's leftover pastries, and another has him share a secret about himself… which turns out to be that he loves sweets.
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* EmotionControl: Emeril's magic can change the emotions of other people. She describes it as seeing and changing colors.
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* HealingHands: Liora's affinity for light magic allows her to heal others.
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* FictionalCurrency: Magician society's currency is called galders.
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* BiTheWay: As with all ''Lovestruck'' titles, the heroine is bisexual regardless of route. In Zain's first season, she is taken with Emeril upon meeting her, and during a game of Ten Fingers, she recounts trying to sneak a girl into her parents' house as a teen.
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* BiTheWay: As with all ''Lovestruck'' titles, the heroine is bisexual regardless of route. In Zain's first season, she is taken with Emeril upon meeting her, and during a game of [[INever Ten Fingers, Fingers]], she recounts trying to sneak a girl into her parents' house as a teen.
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* SignatureSoundEffect: Each magician's magic is described as producing a particular musical sound. Lucien's is a melodic humming, Runa's is brassy and trumpeting, Liora's is harp strings, and Zain's is bass piano.
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* SignatureSoundEffect: Each magician's magic is described as producing a particular musical sound. sound, usually musical. Lucien's is a melodic humming, woodwind hum, Runa's is brassy and trumpeting, Liora's is harp strings, and Zain's is bass piano.piano. Kamila's is a soprano choir and Merik's is a chitter like insect wings.
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* BlackMagic: Dark magic revolves around curses, harmful enchantments placed upon others. It can also be used to counteract and break curses cast by others, which is how Zain employs his talent for dark magic on behalf of the cafe's customers, but others with the same power are not so scrupulous.
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* TheBet: Towards the end of Zain's first season, he offers a wager to the heroine regarding the [[ForbiddenFruit mysterious box]] in his room: once a day, she can make a guess about what's inside. If she guesses right, he'll open it and let her see for herself.
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* ForbiddenFruit: In Zain's route, though he tries to veil it with a joke, the fact that he makes it plain to the heroine that the chest in his room is magically sealed, he's not going to tell her what's in it, and she's not to mess with it all just serves to make her irresistibly curious about what it really contains.
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* BeneathTheMask: Zain is almost perpetually easygoing, pleasant, and humorous. Occasionally, though, the mask slips, and when it does it becomes clear that he's using wit and jokes for deflection to cover a heavy load of inner darkness that he's trying not to let show.
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* BiTheWay: As with all ''Lovestruck'' titles, the heroine is bisexual regardless of route. In Zain's first season, she is taken with Emeril upon meeting her, and during a game of Ten Fingers, she recounts trying to sneak a girl into her parents' house as a teen.
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* INever: In Zain's first season, the heroine plays a variant on this game with him, Ten Fingers.
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* HandsOnApproach: In his first season, Lucien offers to help the heroine work dough by putting his hands over hers.
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** In his first season, Lucien offers to help the heroine work dough by putting his hands overhers.hers.
** In Zain's first season, he teaches the heroine how to prepare a drink by guiding her hands from behind.
** In his first season, Lucien offers to help the heroine work dough by putting his hands over
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* ExoticEyeDesigns: A magician's eyes reflect their unique magical sigil, such as Lucien's pentagram and Runa's lotus blossoms.
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* ExoticEyeDesigns: A magician's eyes reflect their have a unique magical sigil, such as Lucien's pentagram and Runa's pattern in the iris -- Lucien has a pentagram, Runa has a lotus blossoms.blossom, Zain has a four-pointed star, and Liora appears to have galaxy-like swirls.
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* GeometricMagic: More complex spells require tracing a sigil in the air.
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* GeometricMagic: More While basic magic only requires gesture and will, more complex spells require tracing a sigil in the air.air, usually one unique to the magician.
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* SignatureSoundEffect: Each magician's magic is described as producing a particular musical sound. Lucien's is a melodic humming, Runa's is brassy and trumpeting, Liora's is harp strings, and Zain's is bass piano.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: Lucien and Runa both have their own theme music which plays on their routes with the heroine first sees them, and often plays when they're doing magic.
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* MeaningfulName: Runa Amberthorne has a thorny personality.
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** Zain Blackwood specializes in dark magic.
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** Zain Blackwood specializes in dark magic.
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* AlmostKiss: In the third quarter of Lucien's first season, he leans toward the heroine as if to kiss her, but then pulls back.
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* WallPinOfLove: Runa does this to the heroine at the end of her second episode.
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* WallPinOfLove: Runa does this to the heroine at the end of her second first episode.
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''Sweet Enchantments'' is a RomanceGame VisualNovel by [[Creator/VoltageInc Voltage Entertainment USA]], released through their ''Creator/{{Lovestruck}}'' app for [=iOS=] and Android devices.
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''Sweet Enchantments'' is a RomanceGame VisualNovel by [[Creator/VoltageInc Voltage Entertainment USA]], released through their ''Creator/{{Lovestruck}}'' app for [=iOS=] and Android devices.
devices. It debuted as a pilot series with two love interests in September 2018, and was confirmed for full series in late November.
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* ArtNouveau: There's a visible Art Nouveau influence in the designs of the cafe and the uniforms worn by its staff. The architecture and decor incorporate a lot of nature motifs and organic lines with few hard angles, as though the building grew into place rather than being manmade.
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* HairDecorations: The cafe's elaborate Art Nouveau-inspired uniforms include golden hair decorations for all of the women [[LongHairedPrettyBoy and Zain]]. Runa and Zain each wear a hair-clip behind an ear, and Zain also wears gold and purple beads in his hair; Emeril has a puffy brown and gold bow to go with her MegaTwintails; Liora, the boss, wears a gold circlet with a [[FlowerInHerHair pale purple flower]] over one ear. When the heroine starts working in the cafe, she gets a hair clip with a gold rose design to go with her uniform.
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* HairDecorations: The cafe's elaborate Art Nouveau-inspired ArtNouveau-inspired uniforms include golden hair decorations for all of the women [[LongHairedPrettyBoy and Zain]]. Runa and Zain each wear a hair-clip behind an ear, and Zain also wears gold and purple beads in his hair; Emeril has a puffy brown and gold bow to go with her MegaTwintails; Liora, the boss, wears a gold circlet with a [[FlowerInHerHair pale purple flower]] over one ear. When the heroine starts working in the cafe, she gets a hair clip with a gold rose design to go with her uniform.
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* SideBet: In Runa's first season, the heroine learns that Zain and Roman had a bet running on whether or not she'd lose her patience and punch Runa. Roman bet that the heroine is "too virtuous" to resort to violence, though the heroine counters that she's simply not dumb enough to punch a magician.
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* HairDecorations: The cafe's elaborate Art Nouveau-inspired uniforms include golden hair decorations for all of the women [[LongHairedPrettyBoy and Zain]]. Runa and Zain each wear a hair-clip behind an ear, and Zain also wears gold and purple beads in his hair; Emeril has a puffy brown and gold bow to go with her MegaTwintails; Liora, the boss, wears a gold circlet with a [[FlowerInHerHair pale purple flower]] over one ear. When the heroine starts working in the cafe, she gets a hair clip with a gold rose design to go with her uniform.
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* CausticCritic: Cyril, the food critic Lucien must impress during his first season. He's stated to be extremely influential to the point that his review could make or break the cafe; he's also arrogant, impatient, and unstinting with his criticism. On the other hand, he's depicted as making valid points about the confections Lucien serves, which are extremely ''visually'' appealing but nothing special in terms of flavor. The two also have bad blood between them from the past, and when [[spoiler:Cyril realizes Lucien is involved with the cafe at the end of Lucien's first season, he announces his intention to crucify the cafe in his review purely to spite Lucien]].
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* {{Leitmotif}}: Lucien and Runa both have their own theme music which plays on their routes with the heroine first sees them, and often plays when they're doing magic.
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* WallPinOfLove: Runa does this to the heroine at the end of her second episode.
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* MalignedMixedMarriage: Relationships between magicians and humans are forbidden.
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* MuggleMageRomance: The relationship between the heroine and her love interest.
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* NiceToTheWaiter: Kamila quickly establishes herself as a {{Jerkass}} by barging in to demand service after the cafe has closed, bulldozing over the heroine and refusing to take no for an answer.
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* NiceToTheWaiter: Kamila quickly establishes herself as a {{Jerkass}} by barging in to demand service after the cafe has closed, bulldozing over the heroine and refusing to take no for an answer.
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* AlmostKiss: In the third quarter of Lucien's first season, he leans toward the heroine as if to kiss her, but then pulls back.
* AnthropomorphicFood: Runa's turnip helpers, turnips enchanted to come to life with little limbs and faces.
* AnthropomorphicFood: Runa's turnip helpers, turnips enchanted to come to life with little limbs and faces.
* BelligerentSexualTension: The heroine's initial dynamic with Runa on her route is a mix of attraction and clashing with her personality.
-->'''Heroine:''' (I can't tell if I want to yell at her or pull her close. With Runa, the boundary between fury and desire feels like a deep morass.)
-->'''Heroine:''' (I can't tell if I want to yell at her or pull her close. With Runa, the boundary between fury and desire feels like a deep morass.)
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* ExoticEyeDesigns: A magician's eyes reflect their unique magical sigil, such as Lucien's pentagram.
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* FashionableAsymmetry: Runa has a tattoo sleeve covering one arm.
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* HandsOnApproach: In his first season, Lucien offers to help the heroine work dough by putting his hands over hers.
* HumanAliens: Magicians aren't human -- some just look more like it than others, as Runa puts it. Zain suggests, "Maybe it's you who looks like us."
* KickTheDog: In her first appearance, Kamila kicks one of Runa's turnip helpers as she exits the cafe.
* MagicContractRomance: In accordance with magical law, the heroine is magically bound to her love interest after they break TheMasquerade in front of her.
* HumanAliens: Magicians aren't human -- some just look more like it than others, as Runa puts it. Zain suggests, "Maybe it's you who looks like us."
* KickTheDog: In her first appearance, Kamila kicks one of Runa's turnip helpers as she exits the cafe.
* MagicContractRomance: In accordance with magical law, the heroine is magically bound to her love interest after they break TheMasquerade in front of her.
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* PetTheDog: In Runa's first season, she shows a soft side by doting on her pet dragon Dante.
* NiceToTheWaiter: Kamila quickly establishes herself as a {{Jerkass}} by barging in to demand service after the cafe has closed, bulldozing over the heroine and refusing to take no for an answer.
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Runa's turnip helpers, toddling stubby-limbed little things that they are, and her pet dragon Dante, who is small and big-eyed.
* ShamelessFanserviceGirl: Runa has no problem changing or lounging in her underwear in front of the heroine not long after meeting her.
* ThereIsOnlyOneBed: The heroine has to share a bed with Lucien on his route.
* NiceToTheWaiter: Kamila quickly establishes herself as a {{Jerkass}} by barging in to demand service after the cafe has closed, bulldozing over the heroine and refusing to take no for an answer.
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Runa's turnip helpers, toddling stubby-limbed little things that they are, and her pet dragon Dante, who is small and big-eyed.
* ShamelessFanserviceGirl: Runa has no problem changing or lounging in her underwear in front of the heroine not long after meeting her.
* ThereIsOnlyOneBed: The heroine has to share a bed with Lucien on his route.
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''Sweet Enchantments'' is a RomanceGame VisualNovel by [[Creator/VoltageInc Voltage Entertainment USA]], released through their ''Creator/{{Lovestruck}}'' app for [=iOS=] and Android devices.
The protagonist, a Seattle-based food blogger, happens upon a whimsically-designed cafe she's never heard about before and makes more of a discovery than she'd bargained for: the cafe, Sweet Enchantments, serves a hidden community of magicians and magical creatures which humans are not meant to know about.
When she's found out by the cafe's staff, she has no choice but to stay on at the cafe until the government can decide how to handle the situation - whenever that might be. In the meantime, there's a whole world of magic to learn about, a cafe full of extremely attractive magicians to get closer to, and a lot of secrets to uncover.
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* BarFullOfAliens: The majority of the action takes place in the eponymous cafe, which serves the magical community. While all of the main cast are humanoid, the clientele are much more widely varied, from pixies to plant-people, giant sapient snails, and a creature that can only be described as a human-sized praying mantis with the head of a cat.
* BazaarOfTheBizarre: The cast members shop for supplies at the Goblin Market, depicted here as an expansive multi-level shopping mall with shops marketing a nigh-unlimited variety of goods both mundane and magical. The cafe staff go there because the Goblin Market offers the freshest produce, but other items mentioned for sale include jeweled golden birds popular for their unique song and the ever-popular lamps that grant wishes.
* CharmPerson: Runa's specialty is charm magic. The ethical implications of using such a power on other people are touched upon in her route, as her misuse of charm magic in the past creates most of the conflict of her first season.
* ColorCodedCharacters: Each of the main cast members has a signature color dominant in their design: pink for Runa, teal for Lucien, red for Roman, and different shades of purple for Zain (dark), Liora (medium), and Emeril (lavender).
* CurtainsMatchTheWindow: Helping to maintain the color-coding of the cast, every character's eye color matches their hair color (except for Zain, whose black hair and dark purple eyes are close enough to count on a technicality).
* DrinkOrder: A scene in Lucien's first season helps to establish the cast's personalities via the coffee Zain serves them: Lucien's is "black as midnight," Roman's is loaded with whipped cream and chocolate syrup, and Runa's is spiked with liqueur.
* ExoticEyeDesigns: A magician's eyes reflect their unique magical sigil, such as Lucien's pentagram.
* FoodPorn: Especially on Lucien's route, the lovingly detailed descriptions and illustrations of the treats he makes for the cafe are almost guaranteed to leave readers feeling hungry.
* GroupieBrigade: Lucien has a group of overly-enthusiastic fangirls. While he appreciates that they contribute business to the cafe, he mostly finds them tiresome, especially when he and the heroine have to hide from them while out shopping at the Goblin Market.
* TheMasquerade: Humans are not supposed to know about the existence of magic or the magical community at all, which provides the initial excuse for the plot when the heroine accidentally stumbles upon the cafe and its staff has to keep tabs on her until the government can decide how to handle the situation.
* MegaTwintails: Emeril wears her hair in a set of huge spiral-curled GirlishPigtails, either one of which is about the width of her face.
* WindsOfDestinyChange: Lucien specializes in luck magic. He gives the heroine a minor demonstration in his first season by casting a luck-boosting enchantment on her and then challenging her to a game of cards: each of them draws one card, high card wins. When she pulls the higher card on their first draw, he adds the additional rule that her points will double each time she pulls a card that's in sequence with her last draw. Despite the heroine shuffling the deck twice, every card she draws after that is exactly one higher than her last card.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Vivid hair colors seem to be the norm for magicians, and most of the magical cast have hair that humans would only be able to achieve with dye.
The protagonist, a Seattle-based food blogger, happens upon a whimsically-designed cafe she's never heard about before and makes more of a discovery than she'd bargained for: the cafe, Sweet Enchantments, serves a hidden community of magicians and magical creatures which humans are not meant to know about.
When she's found out by the cafe's staff, she has no choice but to stay on at the cafe until the government can decide how to handle the situation - whenever that might be. In the meantime, there's a whole world of magic to learn about, a cafe full of extremely attractive magicians to get closer to, and a lot of secrets to uncover.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* BarFullOfAliens: The majority of the action takes place in the eponymous cafe, which serves the magical community. While all of the main cast are humanoid, the clientele are much more widely varied, from pixies to plant-people, giant sapient snails, and a creature that can only be described as a human-sized praying mantis with the head of a cat.
* BazaarOfTheBizarre: The cast members shop for supplies at the Goblin Market, depicted here as an expansive multi-level shopping mall with shops marketing a nigh-unlimited variety of goods both mundane and magical. The cafe staff go there because the Goblin Market offers the freshest produce, but other items mentioned for sale include jeweled golden birds popular for their unique song and the ever-popular lamps that grant wishes.
* CharmPerson: Runa's specialty is charm magic. The ethical implications of using such a power on other people are touched upon in her route, as her misuse of charm magic in the past creates most of the conflict of her first season.
* ColorCodedCharacters: Each of the main cast members has a signature color dominant in their design: pink for Runa, teal for Lucien, red for Roman, and different shades of purple for Zain (dark), Liora (medium), and Emeril (lavender).
* CurtainsMatchTheWindow: Helping to maintain the color-coding of the cast, every character's eye color matches their hair color (except for Zain, whose black hair and dark purple eyes are close enough to count on a technicality).
* DrinkOrder: A scene in Lucien's first season helps to establish the cast's personalities via the coffee Zain serves them: Lucien's is "black as midnight," Roman's is loaded with whipped cream and chocolate syrup, and Runa's is spiked with liqueur.
* ExoticEyeDesigns: A magician's eyes reflect their unique magical sigil, such as Lucien's pentagram.
* FoodPorn: Especially on Lucien's route, the lovingly detailed descriptions and illustrations of the treats he makes for the cafe are almost guaranteed to leave readers feeling hungry.
* GroupieBrigade: Lucien has a group of overly-enthusiastic fangirls. While he appreciates that they contribute business to the cafe, he mostly finds them tiresome, especially when he and the heroine have to hide from them while out shopping at the Goblin Market.
* TheMasquerade: Humans are not supposed to know about the existence of magic or the magical community at all, which provides the initial excuse for the plot when the heroine accidentally stumbles upon the cafe and its staff has to keep tabs on her until the government can decide how to handle the situation.
* MegaTwintails: Emeril wears her hair in a set of huge spiral-curled GirlishPigtails, either one of which is about the width of her face.
* WindsOfDestinyChange: Lucien specializes in luck magic. He gives the heroine a minor demonstration in his first season by casting a luck-boosting enchantment on her and then challenging her to a game of cards: each of them draws one card, high card wins. When she pulls the higher card on their first draw, he adds the additional rule that her points will double each time she pulls a card that's in sequence with her last draw. Despite the heroine shuffling the deck twice, every card she draws after that is exactly one higher than her last card.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Vivid hair colors seem to be the norm for magicians, and most of the magical cast have hair that humans would only be able to achieve with dye.
