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Convincing Cerebella to just wish for another Life Gem.

Have you ever listened to the lyrics? Its sung from the perspective of the Skull Heart as it convinces a girl that 'she made the right mistake'. Maybe just the instrumental version could play for most endings.

Just a minor suggestion, but for credits (if there are going to be any), In A Moment's Time should be assigned to any bad endings where one of the girls becomes a Skullgirl because the lyrics and the all too cheery tone would let you know you messed up.

Nerf Now is terrible.

'What's with the birds?' Or 'What are your measurements?' Yeah, I kinda want to see the latter become a recurring 'stupid' choice.

"Loved your act! Wish I was as nimble as you!" "What's with the birds? Some new fashion statement?" "You know, compared to Cerebella's act, yours fell kinda FFFFFFFFlaaat."

To start off Minette's story, you should break the restaurant window jumping in to save her from Riccardo and Lawrence and have to pay off the damages by working with her.

I want to fight Monster Samson in Filia's route.

Give us more accessory slots.

My freeziepop character.

It's a secret underground fountain of fruit punch.

Or an alpaca.

Hopefully, no murders this time.

I think the MC's age is 'As old as they need to be'.

This thread better not turn into people quoting that episode.

I'm not going to argue the ethics of selling a creature that can't live without a host any longer, but I will say this: keep the original parasites for the game relatively young. None of them should know about the history behind why their kind is feared or know anyone in the main cast, puts them...

I mean they might have people looking for parasites that are relatively new to the world and stuff them in a jar filled with some kind of juice that keeps them alive while dormant longer.

Canonically, kids have been sold off as slaves, so is it really so strange to think someone is finding young parasites and pickling them to sell? But yeah, change the shop's location.

I came up with another Living Weapon. Sturm and Drang, the two-ton fists A pair of gauntlets, one with the power of lightning, the other with gravity. Together, they can cause devastating damage by using Drang to lift a target off the ground and punching them with Sturn so the electicity...

How does the main character know so little about parasites and the like? Are they from some Podunk town out in the middle of nowhere that didn't bother to educate them properly?