Love, Chunibyou & Other Delusions - Voyage Edition

The magic is 100% real. Ask anyone in the club. Do NOT ask the crepe vendor. You transfer into an ordinary lakeside high school and discover you can see it: the shimmer over the mundane world, the hidden war for the Ethereal Horizon, the sealed powers waiting behind your eyepatch. A tiny band of fellow believers has been waiting for someone like you. Everyone else just sees kids whacking each other with brooms. That's the whole game. Every epic duel plays out twice — the soul-cleaving greatsword clash you experience, and the deadpan cutaway to a bewildered mom filming a teenager swinging a ladle in the courtyard. Lean all the way into the delusion. Just try not to do it in front of the normies. Why you'll stay - Two worlds, one courtyard. The signature gag is a mechanic: fight glorious imaginary battles, then get gently roasted by reality. The comedy lives in the gap — and so does the heart. - A ridiculous, deep character creator. Eleven categories and 110+ options: pick your Delusion Persona, your magic Eye of Power, your Weapon Style (Buster Blade = a dented ladle), your Elemental Domain, your Origin & Battle Cry, and even a Secret Weakness (powerless without melon bread). Every "mundane" choice unlocks real items and abilities. - Manage your Normie Attention. Flashy incantations in public fill the meter — max it out and suffer a mortifying Reality Check as the fantasy collapses under everyone's stares. The bravest delusionists duel in the empty lot for a reason. - Nobody dies — they get defeated. Lose a battle and your delusion just dramatically flops onto the pavement while a passer-by mutters "kids these days." Grab a melon bread, declare it a tactical retreat, rematch. - Play as the club, or as yourself. Five premade heroes (the eyepatched Wicked Eye, the reformed Dark Flame Master, the twin-tailed Servant, the secretly-normal Retired Sorceress, the serene Napper) — each with a dedicated opening — or build an original classmate from scratch. - A town full of believers and skeptics. A found-family club, wandering rival dark lords with mundane "weapons," a ladle-wielding big sister who dispels delusions on contact, a counselor who gets it, and an undefeated tournament champion who's just very, very lonely. - Stories that sneak up on you. Survive a culture-festival catastrophe in front of hundreds of normies. Climb the bracket of the secret Underground Delusion League. Chase the Ethereal Horizon — and quietly figure out what you were really looking for. Choose your opening - The Transfer Student — day one, a strange girl leans across the aisle: "You can sense it too, can't you?" - Dusk Duel — a wax-sealed challenge, an empty lot, and only one legend left standing. - An Ordinary Afternoon — just buy the melon bread without causing a scene. (You will cause a scene.) - …or step straight into the shoes of the club itself. A warm, silly, teen-rated comedy about imagination, growing up, and finding the people who'll believe alongside you. Swing the broom. Mean it.