Reiji and Xiamu's heart-to-heart in the ending really caught me off guard, with how Xiamu's age was played for comedy for most of the game. To the final arc suddenly focusing on the bittersweet implications behind her long lifespan. Fucking seriously, Xiamu's line about how she will make sure to always visit Reiji's grave when he dies hit me like a truck going at light-speed. And for context, this whole song is about how she appreciates every single moment she spends with her beloved Reiji until their eventual goodbye. Like seriously! After defeating 99 I was expecting to feel great! Not be left teary-eyed at seeing an otaku fox girl having to deal with the fact that she will eventually end up outliving her boyfriend and most of her friends!
It was one hell of an ending. It also caught me off guard as well. Especially with how comedic Xiamu was through out the story but once we get closer to the climax, she started to act more strange and then we have that final boss, the aftermath, the ending, it was all so good! I was kind of just expecting some fun crossover hijix (which we did) but I didn't expect an emotional rollercoaster with the original characters in this crossover.
@@MetaKnuxXbeats Reiji and Xiamu's relationship and the ending is what I remember the most about this game, rather than most of the Crossover Shenanigans.
Okay I'll have you know that ever since I read this comment of yours, I've been left emotionally destroyed In all seriousness though, this song is very heartwarming and bittersweet at the same time, especially when you take into consideration what Xiaomu said in her conversation with Reiji, where she wanted to do everything in her power to make him happy, even if he eventually passes away in the future. That right there is relationship goals honestly, and Xiaomu is pretty much a blessing that entered Reiji's life.
