Heartfelt
6 works
Yuki Yuna is a Hero: Apocrypha of Hero History – Fuyou Yuna Becomes the Storyteller
About thirty years after the great war of the first-generation heroes, the world has settled into peace, and the members of the Hero Club begin uncovering hidden truths left behind from that old era. As they piece together the feelings of people who lived through the past, the story unfolds through warm friendship and gentle adventure. Told from a third-person voice-drama perspective, it carries a cheerful, heartfelt tone throughout.
Chuu-Sotsu! 1st Graduation ~Chuu-Sotsu's Time After Time~
Arue Marysugawa, a manga-loving girl just recovering from a long illness, moves into a shared house with fellow low-ranked youths in a future society ruled by a citizen-ranking system. Together with her quiet and eccentric roommates, she takes on a time-limited challenge to figure out what a truly wonderful life looks like. It's a warm, comedic coming-of-age story about friendship and self-discovery.
Call My Name.ep
The second EP from the circle F.T.W., built around the ideas of names, stories, and tenderness. It brings together three sung tracks and one spoken-word reading, each voiced by a different performer, for a gentle and heartfelt listening experience.
Ucca's Character Crush Songbook
A character song album where vocalist 和鳴るせ voices sixteen different characters across seven songs, each themed after previous voice works from circle +ucca∫ucca+. From a tsundere childhood friend to a live-in girlfriend, a cool older sister to a kuudere boy, the collection spans cheerful, sweet, and bittersweet moods, with the listener always cast as the object of each character's affection.
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.
My Memory Only Lasts One Day
After an accident, a man can only keep his memories for a single day, so he writes notes to his future self just to get through each morning. Those notes eventually lead him back, again and again, to the girlfriend he keeps forgetting — culminating in a quietly devastating, tear-filled reunion. Told entirely from his first-person perspective, this is a gentle, melancholic story about love that outlasts memory.