My Dear Prince
ebi-hime · 2021 · Casual, Visual Novel, LGBTQ+, Cute, Anime
PC
Positive93% · 45
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About My Dear Prince
Akiyama Momoka is an ordinary girl who lives on a small, rabbit-filled island called Omorishima with her parents and her bratty little sister, Mikan. She works part-time as a maid at a small seaside café alongside the bombastic Saya and the dour Yukie, but she has dreams far grander than that. Momoka adores girly romance manga, and she wants nothing more than to become an artist herself, and a writer of sweet love stories...
But how can she tell such a story when she's never been in love before?
Summer comes to Omorishima, and Momoka's hopes swell with it. She knows, despite her sister's teasing, that there must be a prince out there for her. She's determined to find him this year, and with his support write a wonderful romance story.
Then, on one sunny morning, while she's walking to work, Momoka meets a handsome boy on the beach. She feels drawn to him at once, and she's certain he must be the one she has been waiting for... But Momoka soon learns that his handsome boy is, in fact, a handsome girl.
The girl's name is Hattori Aoi, and though she lives in Tokyo, she will be living in Omorishima for two weeks while her overworked father takes a much-needed vacation.
Aoi begins to work at the same café as Momoka, she lives in the same house, and as time wears on, Momoka finds herself growing closer to Aoi than she ever imagined. Aoi might be a girl, but she's even more princely than the love interests from Momoka's favorite romance stories.
- 95,000 words of text (approx 4-6 hours of reading)
- Detailed character and event artwork
- A kinetic story with no choices or branches
- An original soundtrack
- A cute yuri love story
- One obnoxious ojou-sama
- Frilly maid outfits
- Lots of rabbits!
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lovely1 found this helpful
I liked the premise but I should have known from the art it would be very anime. It's very juvenile, which I expected, but it's also really, really anime. I hope it gets better but I hate all of the characters except the love interest so far, the main character is hopeless and everyone is unnecessarily mean to her for being incompetent. She is, but it's not nice that every single person in her life feels like they need to say it. There have been zero rabbits so far actually on screen, they keep talking about how many rabbits are around but there is no payoff.1 found this helpful
Beautiful, sweet love story. I enjoyed it very much! The characters are fun and the art is cute.
A fluffy yuri vn from Ebi hime. It stars Momoka, an aspiring manga artist and Aoi a sporty city girl as they become friends and more across a 2 week vacation. The art is cute, the music is nice, and the story is fine. Reading it all took me about 5 hours so I would say its recommended.
Mikan is adorable, I wish we saw more of her!
My Dear Prince, developed and published by ebi-hime, is a gentle and character-driven visual novel that embraces the softness of first love and the warmth of small-town life. Set on the picturesque island of Omorishima, the story follows Akiyama Momoka, a shy and imaginative young woman who dreams of writing romantic stories despite having little personal experience with romance herself. Her peaceful routine—working at a seaside café, helping her family, and quietly indulging in her creative aspirations—is disrupted when a reserved and enigmatic girl named Aoi enters her life. What unfolds is a slow, heartfelt tale about emotional growth, vulnerability, and discovering the courage to embrace feelings that once seemed distant or unreachable. The game is structured as a kinetic visual novel, meaning it unfolds without player choices or branching paths. This linear format allows the narrative to focus entirely on pacing and character development without the distraction of decision-making mechanics. Rather than encouraging multiple outcomes, it invites players to immerse themselves in a carefully crafted emotional arc. The storytelling leans heavily into slice-of-life elements, captur…
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