However, Ao-a time traveler from this new future-is doomed to be born in this new world, be transported across space and time to Oasis, and essentially be sacrificed for eternity as part of a Stable Time Loop so that the plan to overwrite history can succeed in the first place. Bittersweet Ending: Reality is rewritten so that the World System never sent the Ash to reset the universe.Their attempt to reset the world forces Yuzu and Lime to create the Oasis to protect the remaining Reflectors. Big Bad: The unseen World System is responsible for everything bad in the game, and probably in the entire series.From a narrative standpoint, it also highlights Ao's growth from ordinary high school girl into something more special.

Namely, the rewriting of the universe, the inevitable nature of the Stable Time Loop, and the necessity of Ao Hoshizaki's births and rebirths to maintain the loop. These words are brought up sporadically throughout the story, and holds significant meaning for a number of major plot points. Arc Words: The very first message Ao receives on her phone that starts her off on her journey is a mysterious two-word phrase: Be Reborn.Those in the Oasis are the only ones who managed to escape the destruction and the World System is trying to get rid of them to finish the 'restart.' Apocalypse How: As there was no overseer, the World System decides to 'restart the world' by sending the Ash and monsters to destroy everything in it in an effort to 'fix' the problem.Hinako's Heartscape features a giant rainbow path that leads up to the area boss. Amazing Technicolor Battlefield: The final layer in Rena's Heartscape as well as the final layer of Yuki's Heartscape (which is also apart of Rena's) is decorated by large twinkling stars on the ground and in the sky and features a large lighthouse.There's more of an emphasis on dealing combos and certain fights can allow you to go one-on-one with the enemy. Actionized Sequel: Combat is a bit faster this time around.

Although she doesn't appear to have any outward resentment towards him for this, her final bonding scene shows the consequences: she became suicidal over losing her ability to connect with the Divine, but fortunately manages to confront it and resolve to continue living.

Abusive Parents: Kirara's father exploited her ability to hear The Divine for his own political gain.

And that's something not quite right about those two blonde girls who keep showing up, seemingly knowing more about the situation than they're telling.

The sky seems to be cracking as our heroes get closer to the truth. Creatures roam the land that can challenge the girls even with their powers. Still, with the power to transform into magical defenders known as 'Reflectors', the girls attempt to make the most of their lives and figure out what's going on.īut this task is not easy. It doesn't help that none of them can remember their lives before this either.

It makes the third entry in the 'Blue Reflection Project', starting with Blue Reflection and Blue Reflection Ray.Īo Hoshizaki and her friends are a group of schoolgirls attempting to live a peaceful school life.a process made more complicated by the fact that they and their school have been transported to the middle of a realm known as the Heartscape that seems to be a mish-mash of several different environments. It was released in Japan for the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch on October 21, 2021, with a Western release for PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and Steam on November 9, 2021. As the last summer day fades, all is illuminated.īlue Reflection: Second Light (titled as Blue Reflection Tie in Japan) is a JRPG from Gust Corporation.

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