Meiji Tokyo Renka Historical Visual Novels Get TV Anime

A {tv set|television set} anime series and a brand-new game in Broccoli's Meiji Tokyo Renka romance visual novel game franchise for female players has been green-lit. {The night time|Evening} session of the "Meiji Tokyo Renka ~Haikara Both roman Gekij? 4~" event (pictured right) made the bulletins before 2, 000 people at the Maihama {Scene|Public square|Scenery} in Chiba on Weekend.

The new game Meiji Tokyo Renka ~Dance Party~ goes on sale next year. The franchise's standard website and official Tweets accout will provide more info in the future. Sunday's event also announced a second collaboration between business and the Meiji-mura memorial park.

The Meiji Tokyo Renka franchise commenced with a 2011 mobile game, which was ported to PlayStation Portable in 2013. The games boasts over 300, 000 players, {plus they|and so they|and in addition they} already inspired the cartoons movie Gekij? ban Meiji Tokyo Renka: Yumihari no Serenade (pictured left) and the stage musical Kageki Meiji Tokyo Renka ~Oborozuki no Chat Noir~ (Musical Meiji Tokyo Love Music ~Black Cat of the Hazy Moon~), as well as drama CDs, books, and manga.

The movie's website describes the story's prologue: On an night lit by a red full moon, an common high school girl called Mei Ayazuki meets a self-proclaimed magician named Steve at a festival. Through Charlie's magic, she time-travels to the Meiji time in Tokyo, where the lady meets and falls in love with various great historical figures from that time period.

The latest game, Meiji Tokyo Renka Full Moon, shipped for the PS Vita in August.