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But it looks like a she, not a he.

Yes, it's not just similar, it's exactly her! )
And overall, it was amusing and cheered me up for the day.

Yasuo Amano???

Arano Plesu

You probably shouldn't even try to answer questions like these.

You should probably try to communicate politely, rather than the way you're used to. Who you're referring to is quite obvious. And it's also clear that my response was meant as a joke. Apparently, not everyone understood that.

The two in the foreground look like clones.

The one in the blue shirt also stands out with their eye and hair color.
The remaining one is a girl.

Yeah, they're alright. With a little imagination, the blonde one even looks a bit like Luke.

Well, this is an obvious parody (?) of idol groups, where everything is reversed, but there are more girls, and the differences between them are several times more noticeable. However, I can't say that idol groups seem interesting to me; I have a cold attitude towards harem-style content.

The funniest one in white, the least funny blonde.

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idols

harem members

What's the connection here...?

Sucking up to four businessmen for a thousand bucks?

This is already getting into Emilia's adventures.

By the way, the dark-haired one in the dark outfit is the best so far. Although, none of them are a 10 out of 10.

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they embody their fantasies in the game

How did you guess that I've always dreamed of an elderly blacksmith, his young son, and an apprentice? I'm glad that at least someone understood me!

Maybe I also dreamed of sodomizing a cute fairy and a cute demon... Ahem.

Well, this is an obvious parody (?) of idols, where everything is reversed, but there are more girls, and the differences between them are much more noticeable.

First, Ment, idols can also be male. Second, there has been an entire genre of similar romantic games for many years, aimed at a female audience. And I was completely unclear about what "in games for a male audience, the appearance differs more" meant. The art style varies from game to game, both in one subgenre and in another. Here is one of the most famous male games of this type, for example. And here is a female one.

However, I can't say that idols seem interesting to me; I'm not a fan of harem games.

Not every romantic game is a harem game or revolves around idols. Although I don't deny that this is a very popular theme. Nevertheless, idols are a separate phenomenon. As a rule, it is aimed at lonely nerds, yes, but it is still separate.

"in games aimed at a male audience, the differences in appearance are more pronounced."

But that's not exactly what I meant; I was specifically referring to Idolmaster. Otherwise, thanks for the clarification.

Idolmaster

Are you serious right now? Seriously? Not clones on the level of LOVE LIVE!, but they're not far off.

Let's say they "didn't go too far," which also doesn't logically contradict what I said, right? Because they did go. P.S. Heh, in Granblue, they emphasized the difference between them more strongly; in your screenshot, it really doesn't look that great.

^ People who don't understand anything about idols.