You either love the works... or can put it aside.

This Fanclub is simply for those who love their work like myself.

As of now this thread celebrates both companies total works.

Declare your love for their works and you'll be put in the Fanclub Member List.

Wee will use this thread to discuss their works [see below] and to post pictures you find of their works.

~ Member List ~

Senseito Sakura
Slushba132
beaner2k6
Mickey

Kyoto has worked with Key to bring their Visual Novels to the closest to life possible; in their Anime forms they are wonderful stories told that will touch the hearts of anyone who has a glistening of hope and caring in their heart and independently have released an impressive suite of work, with a constant quality.

Key are a famed Visual Novel company with the following titles:

Kanon (Originally released June 4, 1999, for the PC)

Air (Originally released, September 8, 2000, Limited Edition for the PC)

Clannad (Originally released, April 28, 2004, Limited Edition for PC)

.. all of which have been brought to Anime thanks to Kyoto Animation
(Toei Animation done the film adaptations of Air & Clannad and the first Anime Adaptation of Kanon)


Planetarian: Chiisana Hoshi no Yume (Kinetic Novel, Originally released, November 29, 2004 for PC (for download via Yahoo BB))

Tomoyo After: It's A Wonderful Life (sequel (of sorts) to Clannad, Originally released, November 25, 2005 on PC)

Little Busters! (Originally released for PC, PS2 & PSP, July 27, 2007, and later, a more adult themed 'Little Busters! Ecstacy')

And coming is their 8th official release, Rewrite.

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(This post was last modified: 13/04/2009 01:38 AM by S7*.)

(This post was last modified: 24/09/2008 03:59 PM by S7*.)

10/02 25:59

CLANNAD ~AFTER STORY~

TBS

AQS & Sprocket-Hole & TWH, Static Subs & Eclipse?

I hope you're looking forward as much as me ^_^

count me in

* S7* adds both names to list.

I'll add title profiles later on :)

feinicks Wrote:why are the images so hi quality? Definitely NOT screenshots, rt?

Not screenshots, but from production... obviously.

Scans, Digital Images, and a couple up there are screens.