THE CATCH - Let's Play Chuusotsu 1st Graduation - Part 4

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Published on January 25, 2019 4:30:01 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_D3b12g4wU

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Graduation (1994)

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Let's Play

Duration: 45:41

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Welcome to the journey in Chuusotsu 1st Graduation - Time After Time! (Blind)

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Aure and Koiro discover that there is a catch to living for free in this new apartment. They have a responsibility to answer philosophical questions. Apparently, the strange machine in the living room can read their hearts and searches for the unity of mind and heart. In return, they are given points that can be used as money. However, if they don't even try to answer the questions or isolate themselves from their roommates they can be evicted. Oh, and did I mention that the pycho girl is living here as well?

In the strange future of Chuusotsu, the world has fallen under a single government that dictates that all people are to be given jobs fitting to their abilities. Arue is one who has no authority and thus has no position in society. She along with two other girls strive together to escape the oppressive name society has given them, the Chuusotsu!

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