Nono's Healing Touch 2

I want to savor the joy that Miss Nono 2 will bring to the rest of my life. For example, working overtime on a Wednesday. A night when fatigue suddenly hits you. The weekend still feels far away, motivation only dropping. But we have Miss Nono 2. I come home, eat, take a shower, brush my teeth, and listen to Miss Nono 2. Alcohol, cigarettes, mindlessly scrolling my phone cutting into my sleep—none of that can toy with me anymore. Because I have Miss Nono 2. There's a trial version on YouTube. Just listen to it, seriously. Miss Nono laughs. Her clothes rustle. A caster chair slides. Slippers squeak. The floor creaks. Her posture shifts a little as she laughs. It's such a natural phenomenon. I want you to feel the sheer dedication behind capturing this "natural"-ness. I don't know anything about recording work, but I do know that you don't get this just by pointing a high-end mic at someone and recording those actions. Across this 5-hour-long epic, this attention to detail is never neglected. It's packed with realism from beginning to end. Of course, in this work's diverse range of healing scenarios, each one has its own main sound, and needless to say, every single one of them is the best of the best. But even while indulging in all that, you can still catch things like "ah, she just shifted slightly there." It's nice when you can pick up on that kind of thing. And Miss Nono is just too cute. That atmosphere of hers—polite yet somehow familiar and warm—it's really wonderful. Omochippo-san's voice and acting are amazing here. It's balanced in a way where nothing else would do. What is this... what IS this? This "Nono-ness" of Miss Nono—only she could pull it off, absolutely. I really love her. This work also has a variety of sounds, but personally, my favorite was the ice glove in Track 6. Around the 18-and-a-half-minute mark, there's a moment where water is going "gurgle gurgle gurgle" in the background while a "tap tap tap" sound layers over it—that felt incredibly good.

I bought it immediately. Here's why. When I listened to the first work in the series, I was moved. It made me feel a new side of Omochippo-san, someone I'd already relied on (in various senses) for a long time. This soft, squishy, indescribably healing voice is something only Omochippo-san can produce—no other voice actress could ever create it. Since then, I've searched all over for similar works by her but couldn't find any... Until Crescendo released a new work, I listened to it nearly every day, to the point where I memorized the lines. And finally, my wish came true. Thank you, Crescendo. Thank you, Omochippo-san. I'm off then. ※ The work itself was truly wonderful, as expected. Thank you so much.

A long-form audio work exceeding 5 hours. The price is extremely reasonable, giving fantastic value for money. The situations range from ear cleaning, which is practically a staple in this kind of audio work, to some slightly more unusual ones—quite a variety. It's not just good value; the quality is high throughout, and I felt that the somewhat low, calm voice had an extremely strong healing effect. I also listened to the previous work, and this one was just as satisfying, if not more so. Personally, I was glad that the ice glove from the previous work made a return in this one too. I think audio works, compared to games or manga, have a harder time differentiating themselves from other works, and tend to be flooded with similar-feeling content. Even so, I felt this one properly distinguishes itself from others (in a good way, of course). I'm quite selective about which works I give 5 stars and a recommendation to, but even so, I thought this one deserved both. Definitely recommended!