Ryukishi would often send Kanou parts of Matsuribayashi that he wrote, with Kanou incorporating similar scenes into Miotsukushi. Miotsukushi began development around the time Ryukishi was still writing Minagoroshi and became a complement to Matsuribayashi in many ways: Ryukishi intended for both works to have a happy ending, but chose to write Matsuribayashi from the "A" side centered on the adult characters Kanou wrote Miotsukushi from the "B" side centered on the children characters. It was added in place of Matsuribayashi to give fans who had read the original story incentive to read the PS2 version. Kiichi Kanou was entrusted with writing Miotsukushi when Higurashi Matsuri began development. I simply told him "I want the production to be unique to home video game consoles, and please don't worry about making a complete reproduction of the original work."" - Ryukishi07, Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Matsuri Official Guide Book Staff Interview I basically left everything to him in terms of direction. In order to bring everyone together, Rika and Keiichi work to resolve their friends' problems before it is too late.Ĭoncept and Development " Anyway, I was lucky to meet Kanou-san.
Keiichi proves that he's much different than the Keiichis in the previous worlds, and Rika becomes determined to seize her fate.Īs Rika tries to learn more about her enemies and their motives, tragedies from other worlds begin creeping in: Rina Mamiya plots to swindle the Sonozaki family and dates Rena Ryuugu's father, Satoko Houjou's uncle Teppei Houjou returns to Hinamizawa, and a rift between Mion Sonozaki and Shion Sonozaki begins to grow. Keiichi Maebara takes notice of Rika's sadness, and she decides to trust him with the knowledge that she has been traveling between many worlds.
Left discouraged about the fate of this new world, Rika grows increasingly uncomfortable as time goes on. Rika Furude wakes up in another world, aware of who her enemy is, but Hanyuu has mysteriously disappeared. Plot Summary Main article: Miotsukushi Omote/Summary
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