Plot Caramia's Route Kyrie's Route Axel's Route Scarlet's Route Robin Hoods's Route Hamelin's Route Pashet's Route Soh's Route Caesar's Route Brothel Route Epilogue Grand Finale Relationships Quotes

When she tried to run away, the magic expelled from the tower- which ended up separating Dorothy- formed Fuka. She only exists because, Dorothy had misused her magic, using it for her own selfish needs. She appeared in an alleyway, born from Dorothy’s soul. When she does hurt others, she is remorseful and tries to make it up to them by correcting her statement or giving apology gifts.įuka is the heroine of the game and can encounter many of the fairytale characters and fall in love or - in Pashet’s case- befriend them. Although she is nice to everyone she meets, she often says things that are a bit rude or offend the other without realizing it, especially early in the game due to her lack of previous socialization. She lacks a lot of common sense and is very gullible. Parts of her personality develop slightly differently depending on which route she is in, and she can seem different depending on the choices the player makes.įuka is highly caring of others, willing to put herself in danger to protect her friends. Having no memories, Fuka begins the game without a strong personality. She's a cheerful, optimistic girl who's honest to a fault. Famiglia Oz takes her in, saving her from a sword-waving man. She has no memories from before she awoke, not even of her own name. But I'm not giving up! Thanks for listening!”įuka is the main character and heroine of the game. Owner of the Oscar Wilde Salon (Oscar Wilde Ending A) “Baby” by Hansel (“ Fuka-chan”, but it was translated to Baby in the English PC version)ġ60cm (5'3') (Estimated to be a cm taller than Scarlet's height) Table of EBCDIC character set Document Produced by Jim to the Mainframe section index.“House Guest” or “Guest” (, later “Fuka-kun”) by Axel Note that in the 'Character' column, entries that consist of two or three capitalized letters are actually control codes and not standard characters. The source I used to construct this table is my tattered copy of the IBM System/370 Reference Summary card, fourth edition.

Note that EBCDIC is not programmer friendly because of the way in which the table was organized by IBM. The following table is a list of IBM's EBCDIC table values. By way of disclosure, note that I was a happy employee of IBM - until sold. The computing friendly and user friendly thing would have been to use the already in existence ASCII standard. IBM didn't invent just one version of EBCDIC either but several different incompatible versions. It is a single byte (8 bit) character encoding standard that is used in the IBM mainframe environment. EBCDIC is an acronym for Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code.

Soh character