Maki Guisou
Also known as: 末期偶想
19 works
The Delinquent Girl Who Collects Carbon Dioxide for You
On a quiet night, a tough, delinquent-type girl teases you while explaining how she's collecting carbon dioxide by taking advantage of the differing densities of gases. Beneath her rough exterior, a casual warmth and companionship come through. The mood stays playful and easygoing, built more around her voice and presence than any dramatic trigger.
The Golem Monster Girl Who Wants to Be Broken by Alternating Fire and Ice Spells
A golem monster girl longs to be broken down by the thermal shock caused when fire and ice spells are cast on her in turn. The listener takes on the role of the spellcaster, granting her this unusual wish. Set in a fantasy world, the piece carries a playful, whimsical, and warmly comedic mood.
Mom Steps In to Give You a Break Between Voice Works
Meant to be played partway through other doujin voice works, this roughly 10-minute piece has your mother gently interrupt to make sure you take a break. In a warm, everyday home setting, she speaks to you as her child with playful concern and quiet care. The mood stays calm and relaxing throughout, with no heavy drama—just a mother's gentle attention.
My Little Sister's Big Discovery: Cord-Marked Pottery
In a small Jomon-period village, an excited little sister rushes to tell you—her older sibling—that she's just invented something amazing: pressing cord patterns into clay pottery for the very first time. This short, cheerful voice work captures her innocent pride and playful energy as she shares her discovery. It's a warm, lighthearted slice of prehistoric daily life, not meant to teach history but simply to charm.
The Princess Knight I Wrote About in Middle School Reincarnates as My Classmate to Protect Me
Back in middle school, you wrote a princess knight into your notebook — now she has reincarnated as your classmate and quietly tries to protect you. Set in an ordinary school life, this gentle voice work follows a warm, nostalgic reunion between creator and creation. About 17 minutes of soft, protective narration addressed directly to you.
My Childhood Friend Tries to Stop Me From Buying a Scalped Ticket
Your childhood friend has just learned you're about to buy a ticket from a scalper — and they refuse to let it slide. In this gentle, everyday-toned voice work, they speak to you with genuine concern, urging you to reconsider before you make a costly mistake. It's a warm, earnest moment between two close friends, grounded in real-world consumer awareness rather than fantasy.
The Hint-Giving Owl's Roundabout Confession
An unusual, hint-dropping owl tries to confess its feelings to you—but can't quite say it straight. Through playful, meandering hints and gentle teasing, the owl's affection slowly comes into focus. It's a whimsical, warm listen that treats a love confession like a puzzle only you can solve.
A Voice Where Little Sister Insists That Grinding Mobile Game Stages Is Worthwhile
A short, gentle situation voice work of about 6 minutes. Your caring younger sister earnestly reassures you—her older sibling—that spending time grinding repetitive stages in a mobile game is far from a waste. Set against an everyday backdrop, her lighthearted encouragement offers simple, warm comfort.
A Voice Drama: A Girl Way Too Influenced by '90s Sekai-kei Anime Gives You a Roundabout Confession
A girl who's absorbed a little too much of that '90s "sekai-kei" anime sensibility tries to confess her feelings to you—except she can't do it directly. Instead she wraps her love in grandiose metaphors and dramatic monologue, awkward and endearing at every turn. It's a gentle, all-ages voice work running about 8 minutes 30 seconds.
The Voice Where My Little Sister Makes Me Udon
A little sister who secretly adores her older brother acts a bit tsundere while cooking him a bowl of homemade udon in the kitchen. Told entirely from the perspective of the brother she calls "onii-chan," the piece captures the warm, everyday intimacy of a sibling relationship. It's a short, cozy slice-of-life voice work centered on comfort rather than any strong sound design.
My Little Sister Insists This Oatmeal Is White Rice
Your little sister sits with you at mealtime, cheerfully insisting that the oatmeal on your plate is "definitely white rice" to help you stick to your diet. It's a short, warm slice of everyday life between siblings, played for gentle laughs and quiet encouragement rather than drama.
The Aloof Genius Hacker Finally Opens Her Heart — Then Accidentally Turns All Her Money Into Game Tokens
A solitary genius hacker, guarded but slowly starting to warm up to you, ends up accidentally exchanging her entire savings for arcade tokens while trying to break a bill. This three-part situational voice drama follows her through small, comedic everyday mishaps — including getting lost in a forest after trying a new kind of tea, and stumbling across mysterious old ruins. It's gentle, lighthearted, and quietly warm as her walls slowly come down.
The Voice of Dark Class President: An Assassin Copy Who Also Copied Her Feelings for You
You're summoned by the class president, but instead meet her copy — a dark assassin created to eliminate you. Yet this shadowy double didn't just copy her appearance; she also copied the class president's hidden feelings of love for you. Caught between duty and unexpected tenderness, she struggles as affection she never chose to feel takes over. A gentle, surprising blend of romance and quiet devotion unfolds in a familiar school setting.
The Voice Where the Thing Floating to My Sister's Right Was the Real Sister
One ordinary day, the listener's sister turns out to be accompanied by two floating entities, and the one hovering on the right insists it's the "real" sister. This surreal, comedic slice-of-life voice work has four voice actresses each bringing a distinct sister-like personality to life, unfolding through a lighthearted, gentle exchange lasting about nine minutes.
The Voice Where an Ojousama Doesn't Struggle at the Food Court After All
A short, lighthearted situation voice work in which a refined young lady visits a food court and, defying expectations, handles it with total ease instead of struggling. Told from a first-person perspective accompanying her the whole time, it's a gentle comedic slice-of-life piece running about 9 minutes.
An Energetic Stranger on the Train Inside My Mind
The train car is really a landscape of the mind — and inside it, an unfamiliar but wonderfully energetic girl suddenly appears. This roughly 10-minute situational voice work plays out a whimsical, gentle encounter that feels both everyday and surreal. Performed by Rike Amō and Kurumi Asamiya.
Mindful of Today's Compliance: The Female Knights You Just Heard, Having a Friendly BBQ After the Recording
After wrapping up a recording session, the female knights you just heard in a voice work step out of character and gather for a relaxed backyard barbecue. This comedic parody plays on modern "compliance" sensitivities, revealing that despite any on-stage rivalry, the knights are actually great friends behind the scenes. A short, warm slice-of-life piece that lets you eavesdrop on their easygoing banter.
The Delinquent Girl's Suspiciously Obvious Hypnosis App Ad
A tough, yankee-type delinquent girl awkwardly reads through a sponsored script trying to sell you a very shady-sounding hypnosis app. You're addressed directly as the target of her sales pitch, in a casual, everyday school-life setting. The whole thing plays out as light, comedic parody of sponsored ad reads rather than a serious pitch.
The Girl Who Only Knew Battle Is Regaining Her Emotions — But She Won't Order Freely Until She Finishes a Huge Plate of Fried Rice
A situation voice work following a former warrior girl who is slowly relearning how to feel emotions. Set at an all-you-can-eat buffet, she surprises everyone by refusing to order anything else until she finishes a massive plate of fried rice first. Beneath her deadpan tone lies a clumsy, heartwarming sincerity as she rediscovers what it means to be human.