The available English version is the all-ages one! What a lost opportunity! The cutest girl in the world, Sana, and I'm playing the all-ages version! Why wouldn't the fan translators go with the real version?! Surely all the demand is for the real version!
Oh well. Sana is, indeed, one of the greatest giri imoutos of all time. I can tell that much already. With blonde hair and blue eyes and two perfect dango buns for her hairstyle. She has the same seiyuu as Da Capo's Nemu. She's a wonderful domestic type who likes to cook and clean and look after her Nii-san. And to top it all off whenever she gets flustered she lets her true feelings for Haruki leak out in a rush and it's all love, love, love -- and to top it off it's erotic love, the truest love of all! She's already agreed to marry Haruki in one of those flustered confessions, so there's no truer love possible. The other characters are forgettable in the face of Sana, the one true heroine. Sana = Tenshin Ranman, and Sana = Great, so Tenshin Ranman = Great. Even the all-ages version can't suppress Sana's glory.
I've only just begun to read Tenshin Ranman, so I'll hold off on changing my halls of fame for now. I'd like to do everything in one fell swoop, after reading Limelight Lemonade Jam as well. But Sana will definitely be there when the time comes.
I now understand why the author of the now defunct 'Hau, Omochikaeri' blog, which reviewed all the visual novels that came out in Japan monthly, swore by Sana as his one true love. I completely understand.
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