Shall We Date?: My Fairy Tales, Ocean Review

I'm back!! I actually started this review months and months ago, then I decided to travel all over the U.S. for a bit, but I'm back for a few months at least so I've got more reviews coming. Sorry if this review is disjointed..I didnt want to start the whole thing over because I am a lazy sonofabitch so I tried to pick up where I left off forever ago.

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When I first started playing my Fairy Tales I wanted to play Ocean's route immediately because Little Mermaid is one of my most favorite fairy tales ever. So of course, because the universe hates me, his route was the one that was NOT available, and I had to wait like a bajillionty years for it to come out and I got really impatient and ran out of room on my phone so I got rid of that app for a while to make room for Snapchat (add me, wendylady03! I'll snapchat you pictures of food mostly, but also lots and lots of travel adventures!). So I forgot all about Ocean. Thankfully one of you lovely readers reminded me that he existed! Thank heavens, because gosh he's pretty and his route is pretty swell.

Get it, swell? Like the ocean? HA!

So Ocean is like the dreamy, beautifully tanned jock boys I only talked to in high school because I worked at the school store during lunch and we sold Pizza Hut pizza and smoothies....2 things jocks love apparently. You know what they don't love? Chubby girls with a penchant for the theatre, comic books, and anime.

Basically me in high school. I am totally much cooler now. Sort of.

**SPOILERS AHEAD**

Shall We Date?: My Fairy Tales, Seanwhite Sweet Ending Review

Seanwhite is dreamy in a sort of naïve way. He is a playboy, but I do believe he honestly doesn't realize what he's doing. He just loves females and loves love and loves apples and loves your face and that's just how it is. He thinks you are the greatest thing that's ever happened in his life, and I appreciate that quality in a man. Adore the ground I walk on and think I'm amazing, please and thank you.

 

So same as Cindo's route, you travel to a different world and must fulfill someone's wish and make them happy before you can go home. Easy enough.

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Shall We Date?: My Fairy Tales, Cindo Review

So in NTT Solmare's newest game you get to charm a male version of a classic fairytale character. I started with Cindo, because I have a thing for animated characters with white hair. Plus from his description he sounded a bit like an bad boy, and I like that. He reminded me a bit of Tomoe from Kamisama Kiss, and I freaking love Tomoe!

Do you think there is a way in which I could legally marry a fictional fox/man?

Cindo is the male version of Cinderella, but unlike Cinderella he is kind of an asshole to everyone, including his stepdad and stepbrothers. He is obsessed with marrying royalty so he can have money and power, so he's a gold digger. He's also super attractive, but he knows it and likes to remind you of that fact.

You are a magician's apprentice/witch, (the titles are used interchangeably, so I guess it's the same thing?) and you are training with your Grandma in the art of magic. You have a magic talking book, a magic staff, and a magic broomstick. Pretty awesome. One day you find some weird doors in your Grandma's house, and you have to choose which one you want to enter.

**SPOILERS AHEAD**