- Die for Our Ship: There are quite a few vocal people who wish Nemu would just die so Kotori can move in. And then there's the alternate-universe OVA in which Kotori wins... in which it is heavily implied that Nemu did die, before the events of the OVA. Supposedly in the game, that's only in the normal end. In the good end, Nemu shows up at the last minute to attend Junichi's and Kotori's wedding. And the game Da Capo Innocent Finale, which is what the OVA was based off of, was released in English on November 30, 2010. A compilation of Kotori's stories, from the original all the way to I.F., was released under the name of "Kotori Love Ex P". An English version is slated for sometime this Spring. The Kotori fans are winning the jackpot here.
- Ensemble Dark Horse: Kotori's not the main heroine, but as noted under Die for Our Ship, she has multiple fandiscs dedicated to her.
- More Popular Spin-Off: Of Suika. Da Capo is not exactly wildly famous, but Suika is fairly obscure, especially in the West.
- Narm: Quite a lot in the English release of the visual novel, courtesy of the sometimes questionable translation. It can be a bit hard to get immersed in the drama when you're hit out of nowhere with "Then moment, something blocked out the street light in front of me."
- Tear Jerker: Comes with the utsuge territory. Case in point: Miharu's path. All of it. Especially the sound when she shuts down.
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