http://w.atwiki.jp/muvluv/ The English Muv-Luv Wiki / ザ・英語版マブラヴwiki ja 2007-05-07T09:59:15+09:00 1178499555 https://w.atwiki.jp/muvluv/pages/1.html ＊＊Welcome to the Muv-Luv Wiki (English) ＊＊英語版マブラヴウィキへようこそ Muv-Luv (マブラヴ) is an 18+ adventure game (or, rather, a "超王道学園ＡＶＧ") released in 2003 for the PC by âge. A fandisc, also 18+, Muv-Luv Supplement (マブラヴ　サプリメント), was released in 2004. A sequel, Muv-Luv Alternative (マブラヴ　オルタネイティブ), also 18+, was released in 2006. Its genre is, according to âge, "a tale of love and courage" ("あいとゆうきのおとぎばなし"). Comic adaptions of Extra and Unlimited are available. Both have been completed. All-age versions of both Muv-Luv and Muv-Luv Alternative were released on 22 September 2006. A new Muv-Luv Alternative project, Total Eclipse, using short stories and dioramas utilizing figures by Volks, started on 21 December 2006 with the February 2007 issue of Tech Gian. The title Muv-Luv is supposed to mean "true love". A Muv-Luv Alternative fandisc, Altered Fable (アルタードフェイブル) was announced in February 2007. There is no release date yet. © 竹淵 2007-05-07T09:59:15+09:00 1178499555 https://w.atwiki.jp/muvluv/pages/2.html Menu -[[トップページ]] -[[History]] -[[Muv-Luv]] -[[Alternative]] -[[Supplement]] -[[Altered Fable]] -[[Total Eclipse]] -[[Terminology]] -[[BETA]] -[[Senjutsuki]] -[[Music]] -[[Comics]] -[[Novels]] -[[Other Appearances]] -[[About]] 2007-05-07T09:51:26+09:00 1178499086 https://w.atwiki.jp/muvluv/pages/26.html -俺はWikipediaのファッキン・シットどもが死ぬほど嫌いので、作ってみますた。以上。 If the content here looks familiar, it's because it's all from the Wikipedia articles. Which I wrote. Entirely. Despite what the attitudes the dicks on their discussion pages have might suggest. Also, >>BTW, in regards to if you own the copyright to what you have written, that is exactly true. 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For example, you can put the same contribution to a Wikipedia article on a completely different Wiki that is licensed under the terms of the CC-by-SA-NC license, as long as you were the original author. 2007-05-07T09:50:47+09:00 1178499047 https://w.atwiki.jp/muvluv/pages/25.html -[[Official Muv-Luv website>http://www.muvluv.com/Muvluv/index.htm]] -[[Official Muv-Luv Supplement website>http://www.muvluv.com/supplement/index.htm]] -[[Official Muv-Luv Alternative website (requires Flash)>http://www.muvluv.com/alternative/index.htm]] -[[http://muvluv.com/>Official all-age Muv-Luv website]] -[[Official all-age Muv-Luv (game) website>http://muvluv.com/product01_muvluv/top_extra.html]] -[[Official all-age Muv-Luv Alternative website (requires Flash)>http://muvluv.com/product02_alt/index.htm>]] -[[Official Total Eclipse website>http://www.total-eclipse.jp/te/index.html>]] -[[âge official website>http://www.age-soft.jp/>]] -[[Official Akane Maniax OVA homepage>http://www.akamani.com/>]] -[[Official A3 =Advanced System of Action Arms= homepage>http://www.volks.co.jp/jp/a3/index.html>]] -[[Rumbling Angel Official Homepage>http://www.silverblitz.com/RumblingAngel/>]] -[[管理人のブログ>http://yumenokanata.livejournal.com/]] //-[[@ウィキ ガイド>http://atwiki.jp/guide/]] //-[[@wiki 便利ツール >http://atwiki.jp/tools/]] //-[[@wiki>http://atwiki.jp]] // リンクを張るには "[" 2つで文字列を括ります。 // ">" の左側に文字、右側にURLを記述するとリンクになります 2007-05-06T13:01:41+09:00 1178424101 https://w.atwiki.jp/muvluv/pages/12.html 28 February 2003: [[Muv-Luv]] released 30 April 2004: Muv-Luv (DVD-ROM version) released 17 December 2004: Muv-Luv [[Supplement]] (first edition) released 24 December 2005: Muv-Luv Supplement (regular edition released 24 February 2006: Muv-Luv [[Alternative]] (DVD-ROM version) released 3 March 2006: Muv-Luv Alternative (CD-ROM version) released 22 September 2006: Muv-Luv (all-age version) and Muv-Luv Alternative (all-age version) released 2007-05-06T12:52:11+09:00 1178423531 https://w.atwiki.jp/muvluv/pages/13.html Characters Main characters (Extra/Unlimited/[[Alternative]]) Shirogane Takeru (白銀武) Voice: Soichiro Hoshi|Hoshi Souichiro (保志総一朗) Extra- The protagonist, a third-year Hakuryou Hiiragi student. Unlimited/Alternative- The protagonist, who one day finds himself in a parallel world. Kagami Sumika (鑑純夏) Voice: Hiroko Taguchi|Taguchi Hiroko (田口宏子) Extra- Takeru's childhood friend and classmate. They've been together for so long that he can't imagine what life would be like without her. Unlimited/Alternative- A brain in a tube. Mitsurugi Meiya (御剣冥夜) Voice: Kazumi Okushima|Okushima Kazumi (奥島和美) Extra- A rich girl who showed up in Takeru's bed one day. Unlimited/Alternative- A cadet in unit 207, and later a pilot in squad A-01. Also the shogun's twin sister. Sakaki Chiduru (榊千鶴) Voice: Masayo Kurata|Kurata Masayo (倉田雅世) Extra- Chairman of Takeru's class. Constantly at loggerheads with Kei. Used to be captain of the Lacrosse club. Unlimited/Alternative- A cadet in unit 207, and later a pilot in squad A-01. Still at loggerheads with Kei. Ayamine Kei (彩峰慧) Voice: Yuuko Nagashima|Nagashima Yuuko (永島由子) Extra- One of Takeru's classmates. Strange. Constantly at loggerheads with Chizuru. Unlimited/Alternative- A cadet in unit 207, and later a pilot in squad A-01. Still strange, and still constantly at loggerheads with Chiduru. Tamase Miki (珠瀬壬姫) Voice: Hitomi (ひと美) Extra- The class mascot. Unlimited/Alternative- A cadet in unit 207, and later a pilot in squad A-01. Specializes in sniping. Yoroi Mikoto (鎧衣尊人) Voice: Megumi Kubota|Kubota Megumi (久保田恵) Extra- One of Takeru's classmates, who plays Valgern-On with him quite often. Seemingly male. Jinguuji Marimo (神宮司まりも) Voice: Miki Inoue|Inoue Miki (井上美紀) Extra- Form and English teacher of Takeru's class. Yuuko's best friend since their school days. Unlimited/Alternative- Unit 207's instructor. Kouduki Yuuko (香月夕呼) Voice: Emi Motoi|Motoi Emi (本井えみ) Extra- A physics teacher. Marimo's best friend since their school days. Unlimited/Alternative- Vice-commander of the Yokohama base. Working on mankind's last hope, Alternative IV. Main characters (Unlimited/Alternative) Yoroi Mikoto (鎧衣美琴) Voice: Megumi Kubota|Kubota Megumi (久保田恵) A cadet in unit 207, and later a pilot in squad A-01. Definitely female. Yashiro Kasumi (社霞) Voice: Minami Kuribayashi|Kuribayashi Minami (栗林みな実) A mysterious girl who can be found in a certain room on floor B-19 of the Yokohama base which has a brain in a cylinder. Has something to do with Alternative IV. Main characters (Alternative) 00 Unit/Kagami Sumika (00ユニット／鑑純夏) Voice: Hiroko Taguchi|Taguchi Hiroko (田口宏子) The 00 Unit, humanity's trump card in the battle against the [[BETA]], a quasi-clone-thing of Sumika with the contents of her brain (but not the still-living brain itself, which was killed in the process of her creation). Isumi Michiru (伊隅みちる) Voice: Kumiko Watanabe|Watanabe Kumiko (渡辺久美子) From Kimi ga Ita Kisetsu. Captain of squad A-01. Hayase Mitsuki (速瀬水月) Voice: Chiaki Takahashi|Takahashi Chiaki (たかはし智秋) From Kimi ga Nozomu Eien. A member of squad A-01. Suzumiya Haruka (涼宮遙) Voice: Minami Kuribayashi|Kuribayashi Minami (栗林みな実) From Kimi ga Nozomu Eien. A member of squad A-01. Munakata Misae (宗像美冴) Voice: Yuu Asakawa|Asakawa Yuu (浅川悠) A member of squad A-01. Kazama Touko (風間梼子) Voice: Shizuka Itou|Itou Shizuka (伊藤 静) A member of squad A-01. Sub-characters (Extra/Unlimited/Alternative) Tsukuyomi Mana (月詠真那) Voice: Chizuko Hoshino|Hoshino Chizuko (星野千寿子) Extra- A shotakon ninja maid. Unlimited/Alternative- A first lieutenant in the imperial defence army. Kamiyo Tatsumi (神代巽) Voice: Hyousei (氷青) Extra- A ninja maid trainee. Unlimited/Alternative- A second lieutenant in the imperial defence army. Tomoe Yukino (巴雪乃) Voice: Rituko Kasai|Kasai Rituko (笠井律子) Extra- A ninja maid trainee. Unlimited/Alternative- A second lieutenant in the imperial defence army. Ebisu Minagi (戎美凪) Voice: Aya Sakaguchi|Sakaguchi Aya (阪口あや) Extra- A ninja maid trainee. Unlimited/Alternative- A second lieutenant in the imperial defence army. Suzumiya Akane (涼宮茜) Voice: Kaori Mizuhashi|Mizuhashi Kaori (水橋かおり) Extra- From Kimi ga Nozomu Eien. A friend and rival of Chiduru's. Alternative- A member of squad A-01. Ichimonji Takahashi (一文字鷹嘴) Voice: Takehito Koyasu|Koyasu Takehito (子安武人) Extra- Meiya's chauffeur, who drives an extremely long limousine. Parody of Takahashi Ryousuke from Initial D. Alternative- Captain of the destroyer Yuunagi. Kashiwagi Haruko (柏木晴子) Voice: Chie Matuura (松浦チエ) Extra- One of Takeru's classmates. Alternative- A member of squad A-01. Sagiri Naoya (沙霧尚哉) Voice: Takehito Koyasu|Koyasu Takehito (子安武人) Extra- A doctor. Alternative- A captain in the imperial defence army's capital defence forces. Tamase Genjousai (珠瀬玄丞斎) Voice: Tetsu Inada|Inada Tetsu (稲田徹) Extra- Miki's father. Unlimited/Alternative- Under-secretary-general of the United Nations and Miki's father. Sub-characters (Unlimited/Alternative) Paul Radhabinod (パウル・ラダビノッド) Voice: Norio Wakamoto|Wakamoto Norio (若本規夫) Commander of the Yokohama base. Kyoudzuka Shidzue (京塚志津江) Voice: Ayumi Kida|Kida Ayumi (喜田あゆ美) A woman who works in the Yokohama base cafeteria. Elena Piatif (イリーナ・ピアティフ) Voice: Naoko Takano|Takano Naoko (高野直子) A Yokohama base communications officer, and Kouduki's secretary. Rank is first lieutenant. Sub-characters (Alternative) Koubuin Yuuhi (煌武院悠陽) Voice: Kozue Yoshizumi (吉住梢) The shogun and Meiya's twin sister. Yoroi Sakon (鎧衣左近) Voice: Masaaki Yajima|Yajima Masaaki (沢木郁也) Section chief of the second division of the imperial information agency, and Mikoto's father. Alfred Walken (アルフレッド・ウォーケン) Voice: Takashi Maejima|Maejima Takashi (前島貴志) A major in the American army. Irma Thesleff (イルマ・テスレフ) Voice: Kiyomi Asai|Asai Kiyomi (浅井清己) A second lieutenant in the American army. Originally from Finland, which was destroyed by the BETA. Homura Manami (穂村愛美) Voice: Maki Amamiya|Amamiya Maki (尼子真理) From Kimi ga Nozomu Eien. An orderly in the Yokohama base. Main characters ([[Total Eclipse]]) Yuuya Bridges (ユウヤ・ブリッジス) The protagonist of Total Eclipse. A Japanese American. From the American army. Takamura Yui (篁唯依) Japanese. From the imperial Japanese army. Kriska Barchenowa (クリスカ・ビャーチェノワ) Russian test pilot. From the Soviet army. Inia Jestina (イーニァ・ジェスチナ) Russian test pilot. From the Soviet army. Tarisa Manandal (タリサ・マナンダル) Gurkha from the Nepalese army. Vincent Lowell (ヴィンセント・ローウェル) American mechanic. Other characters Nanase Rin (七瀬凛) First introduced in [[Muv-Luv]] Duelist, and has made no other appearances. Voice: Natsumi Suzuhara|Suzuhara Natsumi (鈴原なつみ) Gouda Jouji (剛田城二) First introduced in Akane Maniax, and last seen in the Kimi ga Nozomu Eien|Kiminozo fandisc's short story, "TRUE LIES", he returns again in Muv-Luv Duelist. Voice: Tomokazu Seki|Seki Tomokazu (関智一) Mitsurugi Raiden (御剣雷電) Meiya's grandfather, seen in the Muv-Luv [[Supplement]] short story Waga Na wa Meiya (我が名は冥夜). Looks like a human version of the super robot Raideen. Guren Daizaburou (紅蓮醍三郎) Meiya's master, seen in the Muv-Luv Supplement short story Waga Na wa Meiya (我が名は冥夜). Looks like a human version of the super robot Grendizer (Gurendaizaa). The attacks he uses are all references to Grendizer's weapons (similar names, and they look exactly the same). For example, the attack Hanjuuryoku-no-Arashi (反重力乃嵐) that he uses comes from Grendizer's Hanjuuryoku Storm, and the attack Uchuu-no-Ikazuchi (宇宙乃雷) comes from Grendizer's Space Thunder. 2007-05-06T12:51:36+09:00 1178423496 https://w.atwiki.jp/muvluv/pages/15.html [[Muv-Luv]] Supplement Muv-Luv Supplement (マブラヴ　サプリメント) is a Muv-Luv fandisc. The first edition was released on 17th December 2004, and the normal version was released on 24th December 2004. It contains: Sakura no Hana ga Saku Mae ni ～Muv-Luv After Episode～ (桜の花が咲く前に ～Muv-Luv After Episode～) An after story for Sumika's ending in Muv-Luv Extra Muv-Luv Duelist A spin-off of Muv-Luv featuring the Rumbling Angel trading card game Muv-Luv ～Another Episode Collection～ An assortment of short stories featuring Muv-Luv's various characters Kiminozo Rajio Shucchouban 2 (君のぞらじお出張版２) Kiminozo Radio, part two Accessories Wallpapers and voice files Muv-Luv [[Alternative]] demo movie Muv-Luv Alternative trailer with JAM Project's Asu he no Houkou (未来への咆吼) playing as the theme. The short story "Waga Na wa Meiya" in Supplement introduces two characters who strongly resemble the super robots Grendizer and Raideen. 2007-05-06T12:47:26+09:00 1178423246 https://w.atwiki.jp/muvluv/pages/16.html [[Muv-Luv]] Altered Fable Muv-Luv Altered Fable (マブラヴ　オルタードフェイブル) is a Muv-Luv [[Alternative]] fandisc. It was announced in February 2007 and is to be released in summer 2007. It contains: Kagayaku Toki ga Kienu Ma ni (かがやく時空が消えぬ間に) An after story for Final Extra Akatsuki Harukanari (暁遥かなり) A Muv-Luv Alternative SLG Muv-Luv Alternative [[Total Eclipse]] AVN A visual novel version of Total Eclipse . Maburaji (マブラジ) Like Kiminozo Radio, only Muv-Luv Accessories Wallpapers and voice files Demo movies A collection of demo movies 2007-05-06T12:46:40+09:00 1178423200 https://w.atwiki.jp/muvluv/pages/18.html Terminology [[Alternative]] Projects The Alternative Projects (オルタネイティヴ計画, "Orutaneitibu Keikaku"). A series of projects originally beginning with the objective of finding a way of communicating with the BETA. Alternative I The finding of a way to understand the [[BETA]] by analysing their language and ways of thinking. Ended in utter failure. Alternative II The capture and subsequent dissection and analysis of BETA. Many lives were sacrificed for this to come to pass, and all that came of the research done on the samples was the conclusion that the BETA are carbon-based life-forms. Alternative III Started due to the 1973 invasion. The finding of a way to understand the BETA through the use of ESP. Since the psychics' powers only covered a limited range, they had to enter the hive themselves in order to get thought readings from the BETA. Because of this, the survival rate of the psychics was only 6%。 All attempts to communicate with the BETA through the use of thought projection failed (they were ignored), and all they managed to get was the information that the BETA did not see the humans as life forms (through the readings). Alternative IV Started in 1995. The finding of a way to understand or communicate with the BETA through the use of the 00-unit. Alternative V First proposed by the American army in 1995 as a fallback in the case of the failure of Alternative IV. 100000 people were to be selected and allowed to flee Earth through the use of immigrant spaceships, while the rest of humanity stays on to fight the BETA to the bitter end, using a large number of G Bombs. Also known as Operation Babylon. The immigration ships were not really expected to survive to find another habitable planet; this was simply something added on to the plan in order to get the UN to agree with it. Regardless, when it is executed at the end of Unlimited, the ships do manage to find their way to a habitable planet (the status of Earth after the initiation of Operation Babylon, though, is unknown). A similar plan is prepared in the case of Operation Ouka's failure, but it is not the same thing; It is known as Operation Trident. Element G A previously undiscovered element recovered from the BETA drop units in Canada found after analysis by professor William Grey at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. The G comes from his surname. Eleven types of Element G have been discovered so far. Grey Six has negative mass, Grey Nine is super-conductive at above room temperature, and Grey Eleven is used in the G Bombs and the gravity-defying Moorcock-Lechte engine. HI-MAERF Project XG-70b Susanoo #2 (凄乃皇弐型, "Susanoo Nigata"). The second prototype "strategic high maneuver aeronautic fortress" created in America's 1975 HI-MAERF project. Over five times taller than a senjutsuki (around 100 metres). Equipped with a Moorcock-Lechte engine, Rutherford Field (which deflects laser attacks in a way similar to the distortion fields of Nadesico), and a particle cannon powerful enough to blow away an entire hive monument in a single shot. Created to clear out entire hives on its own, but due to the Rutherford Field, it cannot be piloted by humans. The project was abandoned after the invention of G-bombs, and the unit was taken for use in the Alternative project, with the Japanese name being added on after that. Its original, American name (if it had one) is unknown. Piloted by the 00 Unit in the Sadogashima hive battle. When it is self-destructed, it vapourizes not only the hive but also the entire island it was on. XG-70d Susanoo #4 (凄乃皇四型, "Susanoo Yongata") A product of the HI-MAERF and Alternative projects, created to be powerful enough to clear out entire hives on its own, and what a completed Susanoo #2 would have been. Hidden away deep under the Yokohama base, to be mankind's trump card in the Original Hive battle. Even bigger than the #2, over eight times taller than a senjutsuki (about 160 metres). In addition to a Moorcock-Lechte engine, particle cannon, and Rutherford Field like the #2, it is also armed with 2700mm railguns, 120mm gatling guns, 36mm chain guns, and VLS2 missile launchers loaded with armour-piercing homing bunker buster missiles, among other things. Due to time restrictions, though, many of the weapons are unable to be made operational by operation Ouka. With the problems with the Rutherford Field fixed, it can be safely piloted by humans. It is piloted by Takeru, Kasumi and Sumika in operation Ouka. 2007-05-06T12:46:02+09:00 1178423162 https://w.atwiki.jp/muvluv/pages/19.html Songs [[Muv-Luv]] Extra Opening theme: Muv-Luv (マブラヴ) Singer: Kuribayashi Minami Opening theme (all-age version): Divergence Singer: Kuribayashi Minami Ending theme: I will Singer: Kuribayashi Minami Kagami Sumika/Mitsurugi Meiya ending theme (all-age version): I will Singer: Kuribayashi Minami Sakaki Chiduru ending theme (all-age version): Kizu wa Kaseki ni Narenai Keredo (傷は化石にならないけれど) Singer: Misato Aki Ayamine Kei ending theme (all-age version): Astraea Singer: Hashimoto Miyuki Tamase Miki ending theme (all-age version): Little More (リトル・モア) Singer: CooRie Muv-Luv Unlimited Opening theme: Muv-Luv (マブラヴ) Singer: Kuribayashi Minami Opening theme (all-age version): -sion- (紫音-sion-) Singer: Okui Masami Ending theme: Harukanaru Furusato no Uta (遥かなる地球の歌) Singer: Kuribayashi Minami Note: The song is named after Arthur C. Clarke's Songs of Distant Earth), which is known as "Harukanaru Chikyuu no Uta" (遥かなる地球の歌) in Japanese Muv-Luv [[Supplement]] Sakura no Hana ga Saku Mae ni ending theme: Sakura no Hana ga Saku Mae ni (桜の花が咲くまえに) Singer: Kuribayashi Minami Muv-Luv Duelist opening theme: AngelSeed Singer: MIO Aratame MIQ Muv-Luv Duelist ending theme: Fight! Singers: Itou Kanako, yozuca*, rino, Kuribayashi Minami, Joy Max, Mayo-chan Muv-Luv [[Alternative]] Opening theme: Asu he no Houkou (未来への咆哮) Singer: JAM Project Opening theme (all-age version): NAME ～Kimi no Na wa～ (NAME ～君の名は～) Singer: JAM Project Insert song: Tsubasa (翼) Singer: Kageyama Hironobu Insert song: Carry On Singer: Endou Masaaki Ending theme: Muv-Luv (2005 ver.) (マブラヴ（2005ver.）) Singer: Kuribayashi Minami Music CDs Muv-Luv Maxi Single Muv-Luv BASXI ver. Muv-Luv Original Soundtrack Muv-Luv Alternative Insertion Song Collection PC Game "Muv-Luv Alternative" theme song Muv-Luv Muv-Luv Alternative Original Soundtrack Vol. 1 Muv-Luv Alternative Original Soundtrack Vol. 2 "MUV-LUV" collection of Standard Edition songs divergence Name: Muv-Luv Alternative collection of Standard Edition songs 2007-05-06T12:45:10+09:00 1178423110