So, some of you guys must be wondering why the game is called MiRuRi, right? For those that don't know the context, the name might not make sense.
MiRuRi is the combined name of the three main characters of the game.
First one is Mi from Miu, which you already know about. She's the main girl of the game, around which the game is centered. But she's not the only one, we have two more!
Introduciiiiiiiiiiiiiing *drums*
Ruki the Rabbit (which you've already seen in my profile image xD)
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Ruki is a magical rabbit and Miu is helping him collect some magical pieces of cloths, which then Ruki can use to make outfits for Miu. But there's much more to this rabbit that he lets us see...other than the fact that he's a total pervert, which is revealed pretty early in the game
Next is...the one, the only....
Rina the fairy
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She's a tsundere fairy that joins Miu and Ruki later on in the game. As for her personality...I'd rather have people discover it later on, the fact that she's a tsundere is enough for now xD
Here's a small view of one Rina CG (can't show too much since these are limited compared to how many Miu has xD)
Both Ruki and Rina play a big part in the game and while most CGs are about Miu, both of them do have a few CGs in which they participate and also they are relevant to the game in their own way.
The three of them form a comedy trio that complement each other when things get bad, when things turn into comedy or when...things take a lewd turn
Even the title of the game is not colored in the current style randomly. Each part of the title represents a main color of the main character: Mi is yellow like Miu's hair, Ru is black like Ruki and Ri is colored like Rina's hair.
Mahou Fuku Bouken (the name of the normal game) - stands for "Magic, Cloth, Adventure", the main three themes of the game
For the NSFW version, I modified Fuku and turned it into Mahou Nugu Bouken, which stands for Magic, The japanese verb "nugu" - to undress, and again the word adventure.
This was done for two reasons:
- the kanji for "fuku" has a few similarities with the kanji for "nugu"
- I liked the playfulness in the opposition of the two words: SFW version goes for "clothes", while the NSFW version goes for "undressing", like they'd be opposite words, one representing "wearing clothes" and the other one representing "becoming naked"
I don't know how many would care about this last part related to the name of the game, but I find it kind of funny and interesting and thought others might like to hear how the name came to be too
