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Charade Maniacs Ryoichi Futami Walkthrough

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Official Website: Japanese | English

Where to Buy: Nintendo Switch

Route Notes & Tips

  • Charade Maniacs has 9 routes (and a Truth End) to achieve. Each of the LIs are divided into one of three groups: Information Team, Cooking Team, and Cleaning Team.
    • Each group has 1 locked character route. I just cleared all the unlocked characters in each group to unlock the restricted LI routes.
  • Because of the nature of the story I highly recommend going in blind and playing with your gut. It’s more fun that way, but if you want a play through order and to know the locked routes beforehand, click the corresponding colored bar below to reveal
Recommended Play Order

Kyoya Akase > Keito Ebana > Mamoru Chigasaki > Ryoichi Futami > Tomose Banjo > Mizuki Iochi > Mei Dazai > Souta Gyobu > Takumi Haiji > Truth End

Locked Routes

The locked routes are Mei Dazai, Souta Gyobu, and Takumi Haiji

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Charade Maniacs Keito Ebana Walkthrough

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Official Website: Japanese | English

Where to Buy: Nintendo Switch

Route Notes & Tips

  • Charade Maniacs has 9 routes (and a Truth End) to achieve. Each of the LIs are divided into one of three groups: Information Team, Cooking Team, and Cleaning Team.
    • Each group has 1 locked character route. I just cleared all the unlocked characters in each group to unlock the restricted LI routes.
  • Because of the nature of the story I highly recommend going in blind and playing with your gut. It’s more fun that way, but if you want a play through order and to know the locked routes beforehand, click the corresponding colored bar below to reveal
Recommended Play Order

Kyoya Akase > Keito Ebana > Mamoru Chigasaki > Ryoichi Futami > Tomose Banjo > Mizuki Iochi > Mei Dazai > Souta Gyobu > Takumi Haiji > Truth End

Locked Routes

The locked routes are Mei Dazai, Souta Gyobu, and Takumi Haiji

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Charade Maniacs Mamoru Chigasaki Walkthrough

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Official Website: Japanese | English

Where to Buy: Nintendo Switch

Route Notes & Tips

  • Charade Maniacs has 9 routes (and a Truth End) to achieve. Each of the LIs are divided into one of three groups: Information Team, Cooking Team, and Cleaning Team.
    • Each group has 1 locked character route. I just cleared all the unlocked characters in each group to unlock the restricted LI routes.
  • Because of the nature of the story I highly recommend going in blind and playing with your gut. It’s more fun that way, but if you want a play through order and to know the locked routes beforehand, click the corresponding colored bar below to reveal
Recommended Play Order

Kyoya Akase > Keito Ebana > Mamoru Chigasaki > Ryoichi Futami > Tomose Banjo > Mizuki Iochi > Mei Dazai > Souta Gyobu > Takumi Haiji > Truth End

Locked Routes

The locked routes are Mei Dazai, Souta Gyobu, and Takumi Haiji

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Charade Maniacs Tomose Banjo Walkthrough

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Official Website: Japanese | English

Where to Buy: Nintendo Switch

Route Notes & Tips

  • Charade Maniacs has 9 routes (and a Truth End) to achieve. Each of the LIs are divided into one of three groups: Information Team, Cooking Team, and Cleaning Team.
    • Each group has 1 locked character route. I just cleared all the unlocked characters in each group to unlock the restricted LI routes.
  • Because of the nature of the story I highly recommend going in blind and playing with your gut. It’s more fun that way, but if you want a play through order and to know the locked routes beforehand, click the corresponding colored bar below to reveal
Recommended Play Order

Kyoya Akase > Keito Ebana > Mamoru Chigasaki > Ryoichi Futami > Tomose Banjo > Mizuki Iochi > Mei Dazai > Souta Gyobu > Takumi Haiji > Truth End

Locked Routes

The locked routes are Mei Dazai, Souta Gyobu, and Takumi Haiji

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Charade Maniacs Kyoya Akase Walkthrough

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Official Website: Japanese | English

Where to Buy: Nintendo Switch

Route Notes & Tips

  • Charade Maniacs has 9 routes (and a Truth End) to achieve. Each of the LIs are divided into one of three groups: Information Team, Cooking Team, and Cleaning Team.
    • Each group has 1 locked character route. I just cleared all the unlocked characters in each group to unlock the restricted LI routes.
  • Because of the nature of the story I highly recommend going in blind and playing with your gut. It’s more fun that way, but if you want a play through order and to know the locked routes beforehand, click the corresponding colored bar below to reveal
Recommended Play Order

Kyoya Akase > Keito Ebana > Mamoru Chigasaki > Ryoichi Futami > Tomose Banjo > Mizuki Iochi > Mei Dazai > Souta Gyobu > Takumi Haiji > Truth End

Locked Routes

The locked routes are Mei Dazai, Souta Gyobu, and Takumi Haiji

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Jack Jeanne Kisa Tachibana Walkthrough

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Official Website: Japanese | English

Where to Buy: Nintendo Switch

ROUTE NOTES & TIPS

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  • You can set a specific stat for any given week by pressing the R button before selecting.
    • Keep an eye on your Health. If it reaches zero and you attempt to run a stat, it can fail.
  • There are two types of Rhythm Actions: Song and Dance. These are mandatory during the performances.
    • The difficulty level you select has no effect on your ranking during performances, so pick the level that’s most comfortable for you.
    • Your rank on the Rhythm Actions will however effect your Class Award rank and Individual Awards.
    • While performance Rhythm Actions are mandatory during performances, you can skip the practices by pushing the + button then selecting End. There is no consequence for skipping the practices.
  • This route is locked at the start of the game, you need to have finished all of the best ends for all six LIs to play this one!
  • As for the trophies, if you are shooting for 100% on that front you will need to make every choice, read every option, and master all the rhythm games on JACK JEANNE difficulty. God speed… but if you just want the endings, these guides will suffice. 😊

Kisa Specific Notes

  • So this is the big one, you’ve reached the final stretch! Kisa’s route unlocks after you complete the Best Ends for each of the six love interests.
  • Kisa’s route is split into 6 sections (Newcomer Performance, Summer Performance, Summer Break, Fall Performance, Winter Performance, and the Univeil Performance. With a total of three endings (Good, Best, and Normal).
    • This is the route where you can tackle some side character specific endings an events which I have included in this guide.
      • Ao Akane, Ataru Kasai, Kiito Minokawa, Mare Oshinari, Shuri Chuza, Rokuro Enishi, Ion, and Mona all have special scenes and CGs.
      • There is also a “bad” end with Chui Tanakagami. For this end to even be an option you must have gotten SS in every rhythm action event during all the main performances. Good luck friends!
  • To achieve the best end there is no stats requirement, so I recommend leveling out all your stats as best you can (I managed to get everything between lvl 16/17). The good and best endings My Future and Transparent Quartz will start automatically.
    • Note, unless you get SS in every single Rhythm Action event you will get silver in the individual award in the final performance. It’s okay, you can still get the best end without issue.
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Jack Jeanne Kai Mutsumi Walkthrough

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Official Website: Japanese | English

Where to Buy: Nintendo Switch

ROUTE NOTES & TIPS

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  • Jack Jeanne is a stats raising game, each love interest has one main stat: Suzu – Spirit, Soshiro – Insight, Shirota – Voice, Kai – Charm, Sarafumi – Agility, and Neji – Drama.
    • You can set a specific stat for any given week by pressing the R button before selecting.
    • Keep an eye on your Health. If it reaches zero and you attempt to run a stat, it can fail.
  • There are two types of Rhythm Actions: Song and Dance. These are mandatory during the performances.
    • The difficulty level you select has no effect on your ranking during performances, so pick the level that’s most comfortable for you.
    • Your rank on the Rhythm Actions will however effect your Class Award rank and Individual Awards.
    • While performance Rhythm Actions are mandatory during performances, you can skip the practices by pushing the + button then selecting End. There is no consequence for skipping the practices.
  • This route is not locked at the start, and there is no special play order. So have fun and choose whichever characters you want!

Kai Specific Notes

  • Kai’s route is split into 6 sections (Newcomer Performance, Summer Performance, Summer Break, Fall Performance, Winter Performance, and the Univeil Performance. With a total of three endings (Good, Best, and Normal).
  • To achieve the best end you must raise Charm to level 30. The best ending My and Kai’s Future and Beyond will start after the credits (it also serves as the 7th Affection Event)
    • If you DO NOT meet the stats requirement, Kai’s Good End, Me and Kai will unlock instead.
  • Kai’s Normal End will unlock if you get 2nd Place or lower in the Class Awards for the final Univeil Performance.
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Jack Jeanne Kokuto Neji Walkthrough

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Official Website: Japanese | English

Where to Buy: Nintendo Switch

ROUTE NOTES & TIPS

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  • Jack Jeanne is a stats raising game, each love interest has one main stat: Suzu – Spirit, Soshiro – Insight, Shirota – Voice, Kai – Charm, Sarafumi – Agility, and Neji – Drama.
    • You can set a specific stat for any given week by pressing the R button before selecting.
    • Keep an eye on your Health. If it reaches zero and you attempt to run a stat, it can fail.
  • There are two types of Rhythm Actions: Song and Dance. These are mandatory during the performances.
    • The difficulty level you select has no effect on your ranking during performances, so pick the level that’s most comfortable for you.
    • Your rank on the Rhythm Actions will however effect your Class Award rank and Individual Awards.
    • While performance Rhythm Actions are mandatory during performances, you can skip the practices by pushing the + button then selecting End. There is no consequence for skipping the practices.
  • This route is not locked at the start, and there is no special play order. So have fun and choose whichever characters you want!

Neji Specific Notes

  • Neji’s route is split into 6 sections (Newcomer Performance, Summer Performance, Summer Break, Fall Performance, Winter Performance, and the Univeil Performance. With a total of three endings (Good, Best, and Normal).
  • To achieve the best end you must raise Drama to level 30. The best ending My and Neji’s Future and Beyond will start after the credits (it also serves as the 7th Affection Event)
    • If you DO NOT meet the stats requirement, Neji’s Good End, Me and Neji will unlock instead.
  • Neji’s Normal End will unlock if you get 2nd Place or lower in the Class Awards for the final Univeil Performance.
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Jack Jeanne Mitsuki Shirota Walkthrough

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Official Website: Japanese | English

Where to Buy: Nintendo Switch

ROUTE NOTES & TIPS

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  • Jack Jeanne is a stats raising game, each love interest has one main stat: Suzu – Spirit, Soshiro – Insight, Shirota – Voice, Kai – Charm, Sarafumi – Agility, and Neji – Drama.
    • You can set a specific stat for any given week by pressing the R button before selecting.
    • Keep an eye on your Health. If it reaches zero and you attempt to run a stat, it can fail.
  • There are two types of Rhythm Actions: Song and Dance. These are mandatory during the performances.
    • The difficulty level you select has no effect on your ranking during performances, so pick the level that’s most comfortable for you.
    • Your rank on the Rhythm Actions will however effect your Class Award rank and Individual Awards.
    • While performance Rhythm Actions are mandatory during performances, you can skip the practices by pushing the + button then selecting End. There is no consequence for skipping the practices.
  • This route is not locked at the start, and there is no special play order. So have fun and choose whichever characters you want!

Shirota Specific Notes

  • Shirota’s route is split into 6 sections (Newcomer Performance, Summer Performance, Summer Break, Fall Performance, Winter Performance, and the Univeil Performance. With a total of three endings (Good, Best, and Normal).
  • To achieve the best end you must raise Voice to level 30. The best ending My and Shirota’s Future and Beyond will start after the credits (it also serves as the 7th Affection Event)
    • If you DO NOT meet the stats requirement, Shirota’s Good End, Me and Shirota will unlock instead.
  • Shirota’s Normal End will unlock if you get 2nd Place or lower in the Class Awards for the final Univeil Performance.
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Jack Jeanne Sarafumi Takashina Walkthrough

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Official Website: Japanese | English

Where to Buy: Nintendo Switch

ROUTE NOTES & TIPS

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  • Jack Jeanne is a stats raising game, each love interest has one main stat: Suzu – Spirit, Soshiro – Insight, Shirota – Voice, Kai – Charm, Sarafumi – Agility, and Neji – Drama.
    • You can set a specific stat for any given week by pressing the R button before selecting.
    • Keep an eye on your Health. If it reaches zero and you attempt to run a stat, it can fail.
  • There are two types of Rhythm Actions: Song and Dance. These are mandatory during the performances.
    • The difficulty level you select has no effect on your ranking during performances, so pick the level that’s most comfortable for you.
    • Your rank on the Rhythm Actions will however effect your Class Award rank and Individual Awards.
    • While performance Rhythm Actions are mandatory during performances, you can skip the practices by pushing the + button then selecting End. There is no consequence for skipping the practices.
  • This route is not locked at the start, and there is no special play order. So have fun and choose whichever characters you want!

Sarafumi Specific Notes

  • Sarafumi’s route is split into 6 sections (Newcomer Performance, Summer Performance, Summer Break, Fall Performance, Winter Performance, and the Univeil Performance. With a total of three endings (Good, Best, and Normal).
  • To achieve the best end you must raise Agility to level 30. The best ending My and Fumi’s Future and Beyond will start after the credits (it also serves as the 7th Affection Event)
    • If you DO NOT meet the stats requirement, Fumi’s Good End, Me and Fumi will unlock instead.
  • Sarafumi’s Normal End will unlock if you get 2nd Place or lower in the Class Awards for the final Univeil Performance.
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