Stray Animal-Ears Girl Took a Liking to Me!? ~A Cozy Healing Life Together~

This is a story about spending sweet moments with 'Haku,' the character from ["A lazy beast-eared girl I picked up on the roadside has taken a liking to me!?"], voiced by Misaki Kuno. Thank you very much, everyone, for coming. 《Point! Pick up》 ☆Tips☆ Here and there you'll find keywords like: : "The beast-eared girl's repayment of kindness." : "Your encounter and meeting." There are others as well. ☆Event☆ ◎ As mentioned in the work's description, I wondered "is she really that lazy (?)" and yes, she really is a lazy beast-eared girl — but she's cute so I forgive her! Lol Her calm voice and way of speaking, the smooth flow of conversation... it feels like the language barrier just melts away easily. Above all, I'm envious of how high her communication skills are — that's the impression I got while listening. ◇ From morning, to dusk, to late night, you can spend each situation leisurely. The overflowing sense of presence, the sound effects, and the abundance of sleeping-breath scenes let you relax comfortably. When you're tired, when things are hard, when you're suffering — it's good to lean on her. Just close your eyes, stop thinking about unnecessary things, entrust yourself to the pleasant sensation, and just space out. Then drowsiness will come and help you fall asleep. Please be good to her when that happens! ◯ Despite how she looks, she's actually quite the clingy, lonely type. So if you leave the house for too long, she'll get sad, so please go see her sometimes. When you're with her, you barely have time to feel lonely — she's the kind of presence that warms the heart of whoever's beside her. She worries about the height difference between you two, her occasional "hehe" line is adorable, and you might even find yourself wanting to buy a 'Haku' tail pillow — there's plenty more to enjoy and find comforting. I'm sure the two of them are out on another meandering little walk again today, too... There's plenty more to look forward to as well. Please do check it out in the main story! Thank you very much! "Good night ♪"

All of Spica's works so far have been great, so I bought this one too. Their past works have all been about "the protagonist and various things that happened in the past leading up to now," and especially the second work, "If I Could See My Beloved Girl Again, This Time I Won't Let Her Go," had an ending like "oh, it's going in that direction...?" So I was listening to this one nervously, wondering if it would turn serious as the tracks progressed. The main story felt like a gentle, low-osmotic-pressure kind of YASASHISA (kindness) that soaks into your body, so ironically that made me worry even more (lol). Well, the concept does advertise a lot of healing, but there's also the possibility that's just a setup for something else, you know how it is. To cut to the conclusion, this is a work where you're healed by life flowing gently alongside Haku, so you can listen with peace of mind. There's a reason Haku ends up coming to the listener/protagonist, and it ties into the essence that's been present in Spica's works so far, but it's not an ending that leaves room for differing interpretations. I like how Haku, in her own quietly slow way, proposes living life at a gentle pace. The reason for this is revealed in the final track — for hardworking people like the protagonist, having a character like Haku who deliberately asks various things of them seems to be exactly what lets them live properly. That makes sense. If it were me, I'd already be so out of it from the start that Haku would be exasperated — so wouldn't she end up not bothering to worry about me and just not come...? Or wait, if I'm that hopeless, maybe she'd worry about me even more...? Lately I've come to like characters with a vibe like Haku's. What genre would you even call it? Not quite "downer," not quite "cool"... She has emotions, but they don't fluctuate much — I guess you could call it a "flat-tension" type? I do like high-energy, upbeat cheerful characters too, in their own way, but when I'm tired, that low-osmotic-pressure kind of calm is exactly what I need...!

First off, if you like Misaki Kuno's slightly low voice, you'll get hooked hard. I got hooked. As Haku, she speaks with a slight lisp, slow and lazily soothing, but when you listen to the free talk, she's speaking fluently and smoothly — truly impressive as a voice actress. Not just the fluent speaking, but it also makes you realize all over again that the lisp itself is acting too. By the way, the free talk can only be heard as an early purchase bonus, so buy it quickly. If you like sleeping breaths and sighs, you'll definitely get hooked too. Or rather, I got hooked. It says half the tracks are sleeping breaths or sighs — meaning Haku's comfortable breathing lulls you into a comfortable sleep. By the way, if you buy early, you get a bonus track that's just a looping sleeping-breath track, plus 20% off — so yeah, buy it quickly. Conclusion Buy it quickly. P.S. I'm waiting for a sequel, waiting for it!!!