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Expelled from Paradise -The Stellar Angel- Previews Story And K2-System
Studio51's visual novel Expelled from Paradise -The Stellar Angel- began streaming a promotional video on Thursday. The video shows the game's original story, its K2-System choice mechanic, and two new characters, Naamah and Aradia.
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Why it matters
The video confirms the visual novel is built around Angela's choices rather than a straight retelling, and it lands three weeks before the November 26 Switch and Steam release alongside the November 13 film sequel.
Key Facts
- Studio51 is developing Expelled from Paradise -The Stellar Angel-.
- Shotaro Teshirogi writes the game's story after writing the mission.0 prequel novel.
- The K2-System divides player choices into Kizuna and Kakugo choices that branch into different routes and bad ends.
- The promotional video introduces the new characters Naamah and Aradia.
- The game launches for Switch and PC via Steam on November 26 with English and Japanese support.
Shotaro Teshirogi, who wrote the mission.0 prequel novel, writes the story. The game launches for Switch and PC via Steam on November 26 with English and Japanese support.
The promotional video splits the game's story between two kinds of choice. Kizuna choices follow the bonds Angela forms on the surface, while Kakugo choices follow her resolve to finish the mission. Those picks branch the narrative into separate routes, bad ends included.
Shotaro Teshirogi writes the story, having previously written the mission.0 prequel novel for the original film, and Studio51 is developing the game. Major scenes carry voice acting. The setting is A.D. 2400, where the Paraflora spreads across the surface and colossal worms attack nearby, drawing attention to the abandoned desert town of Svarga and a stolen DEVA file on the Nano Hazard.
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