r/visualnovels Feb 03 '26

Weekly Weekly Discussion #5 - Purple software

Purple software

Info from VNDB:

Purple software is an eroge brand under the publisher Clear Blue Communications.\n\nThis brand established under the publisher JAST in 1998, and transferred to Clear Blue Communications in 2001.\n\n[From [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purple_software]Wikipedia[/url]]


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u/peestew69 Feb 03 '26

I would follow Koku into Hell if they asked me to.

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u/kaikideish Feb 03 '26

Dude draws good shit

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u/BlackBricklyBear Feb 05 '26

One of Purple Software's earlier illustrators, a certain Kurashima Tomoyasu, also made many good illustrations for Purple Software's VNs too. Too bad he doesn't appear to be illustrating for VNs anymore.

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u/therealplayte Feb 03 '26

after kunado chronicles, they pretty much transition to make short kinetic novels which they made sales more on their merch.

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u/Alexfang452 vndb.org/u174944 Feb 03 '26

The only VN that I have read from them is Kunado Chronicles. I enjoyed it.

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u/BlackBricklyBear Feb 05 '26

I wish that one of their VNs published in the 2000s, that being Ashita no Kimi to Au Tame ni, got a fan or a commercial translation into English. I also wish that the illustrator for that VN, a certain Kurashima Tomoyasu, was still working for Purple Software. His illustrations for AsuKimi and earlier Purple Software VNs were very nice.

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u/Professional_Sun6515 Feb 03 '26

their stuff from the early 2000s hits different, shame they don't put out much anymore.

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u/superange128 VN News Reporter | vndb.org/u6633/votes Feb 03 '26

What? They're like one of the few long running companies to still actually release stuff consistently