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Dōkyūsei 2 — stories left

Sentences written about this title, gathered by type from the Japanese and English Wikipedia articles (as of 2026-8-30).

Changed from the original (4)

At the start of development she was set up as the remarriage partner of the protagonist's father, that is, his stepmother, but for the reason that this was "too immoral" she became merely a housemate.

Japanese Wikipedia"Dōkyūsei 2"from "Heroines who are not the protagonist's classmates"

No heroine was added, and although the climax CGs of the heroines in the sex scenes and the variant CGs of the semen poured on them by the protagonist were removed, the content is an almost complete port of the DOS version.

It was released with a recommendation for ages 18 and over, but the extreme sexual depictions have been removed.

It was originally produced as planned for 9 chapters in total and the story reached a tentative conclusion, but because sales were strong it was extended to 12 chapters in total.

People (3)

In an interview with BugBug before release, Yasu, the producer of the remake, said that with the previous title Dōkyūsei Remake, users who did not know the original work pointed out that the H scenes were sparse, and stated that in Dōkyūsei 2 Remake he made use of that lesson.

Japanese Wikipedia"Dōkyūsei 2"from "Production (remake)"

As with the previous title, character design was handled by Kohaku Sumeragi, and in an interview with BugBug before release Yasu said that the synergy between the appeal of the original work and the appeal of Sumeragi made it possible to prepare high-quality graphics.

Japanese Wikipedia"Dōkyūsei 2"from "Production (remake)"

According to what RF Maruyama, who serves as producer of BEEP Akihabara, told Friday, the many PC game magazines that existed at the time were filled entirely with articles about this game.

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