Tears to Tiara II: Haou no Matsuei
Tears to Tiara II 覇王の末裔
- Original Language
- ja
- Aliases
- ティアーズ・トゥ・ティアラII 覇王の末裔, Tears to Tiara 2, ティアーズ・トゥ・ティアラ2 覇王の末裔, TTT2
- Titles
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2 languages
en Tears to Tiara II: Heir of the Overlordja Tears to Tiara II 覇王の末裔Tears to Tiara II: Haou no Matsuei - Released
- 2013.10.31
- Play Time
- 64h (6 votes) (EGS: 50h)
- Developer
- STING, AQUAPLUS
- Publisher
- enNIS America
+1 countries
jaATLUS - External Links
- vndb, wikidata, jawiki
+4
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Hamilcal, nicknamed Hamil, is the successor of the Hispania’s throne, but his country was conquered by the ever growing Holy Empire. He and his people are treated as slaves and Hamil has to pretend to be a fool (acting almost like a retard) just to discourage his people from doing a counter attack that would surely fail.
On a fateful night, he meets a strange girl who claims to be the main goddess of his religion, the Goddess of War, Ashtart (Tart). She treated Hamil’s wounds and sang a lullaby to help him sleep. This was certainly the happiest day of Hamil's life, but everything crumbled when messages from the empire interrupted their sacred festival to officially announce the slavery of the Hispania’s people, and as a symbolic act, they decided to sacrifice Tart for heresy against their supreme god Watos.
This made Hamil go into a rampage, summoning the forces of the God of Conquest, Melqart and releasing all the magic he had been building up for 7 years to assassinate a whole army by himself. However, Hamil failed to notice that Tart was set on fire by one of the empire’s guards, and he desperately jumped into the flames to rescue her. Deeply moved by Hamil’s bravery, every Hispanian in the festival started to root for him and their savior goddess, their restored faith revitalizing Tart’s power, saving her from the flames. Rejoining with Hamil while still inside the flames, they performed the sacred ritual of marriage between a goddess and a mortal to use the power from their magical resonance to summon an army of giant elephants and machines from the Heavens and, with it, they smashed many other Imperial troops. Taking advantage of the situation, Hamil ordered every Hispanian troop to attack. This was how he came to be known as the Conqueror King and how he retrieved his whole country in a single night.
On a fateful night, he meets a strange girl who claims to be the main goddess of his religion, the Goddess of War, Ashtart (Tart). She treated Hamil’s wounds and sang a lullaby to help him sleep. This was certainly the happiest day of Hamil's life, but everything crumbled when messages from the empire interrupted their sacred festival to officially announce the slavery of the Hispania’s people, and as a symbolic act, they decided to sacrifice Tart for heresy against their supreme god Watos.
This made Hamil go into a rampage, summoning the forces of the God of Conquest, Melqart and releasing all the magic he had been building up for 7 years to assassinate a whole army by himself. However, Hamil failed to notice that Tart was set on fire by one of the empire’s guards, and he desperately jumped into the flames to rescue her. Deeply moved by Hamil’s bravery, every Hispanian in the festival started to root for him and their savior goddess, their restored faith revitalizing Tart’s power, saving her from the flames. Rejoining with Hamil while still inside the flames, they performed the sacred ritual of marriage between a goddess and a mortal to use the power from their magical resonance to summon an army of giant elephants and machines from the Heavens and, with it, they smashed many other Imperial troops. Taking advantage of the situation, Hamil ordered every Hispanian troop to attack. This was how he came to be known as the Conqueror King and how he retrieved his whole country in a single night.
Original edition
songs
| D.Terada | INS "Tears to Tiara Gaika -From Hispania-" |
| Kugimiya Rie | Insert Song "Megami no Komori Uta -Tart version-" |
| Suara | Insert Song "Megami no Komori Uta -Ishtar version-", ED "Kimi no Maede wa Shounen no Mama" |
| Tsuda Akari | Insert song "Boku wa Itsudatte" |
| Uehara Rena | OP "Ikutsu mo no Mirai", Insert Song "Until -from Hispania-", "Ikutsu mo no Mirai ballad version" |
scenario
| JIGY | Assistant writer |
| Marui Takeshi | |
| Sakisu Kana | Assistant writer |
art
| Honjou Tatami |
director
| Ninomiya Kazuo |
staff
Amazuyu TatsukiSpecial thanks
Itou KumikoTutorial narration
JIGYScript, test play & debug
Kawata HisashiSpecial thanks
Makura NagareSpecial thanks
Marui TakeshiPlanning, draft, world setting
Mitsumi MisatoSpecial thanks
Miyake ShousukeSpecial thanks
Nakamura TakeshiSpecial thanks
Shimokawa NaoyaProducer
Sutani NaokoOP, ED, Insert song "Boku wa Itsudatte" lyrics
Suzumoto YuuichiSpecial thanks
music
en: ATLUS' translation
editor
| Bob Mackey |
| Michael Manzanares |
translator
| Damian Mougakos |
| Sam Han |
staff
Amanda M. DalgeishWeb designer
Ann NamiePromotions & marketing associate
Bill AlexanderVP of production
Carl ChenQA manager
Daniel MagnoSpecial thanks
Hiroyuki TanakaProject coordinator
James KaneshiroWeb designer
Jeremy CailCreative designer
John L. HardinPR manager
John TuberaMedia producer
Mitsuhiro TanakaGeneral manager
Naoto HiraokaExecutive producer
Nate HarrisSales administrator
Robyn Mukai KoshiSenior marketing manager
Sally OrtizSales administration manager
Sara ChanMarketing associate
Shigeto Sammy MatsushimaProject lead
Tim PivnicnyVP sales & marketing
| Relation | Title | Official |
|---|---|---|
| ser | Tears to Tiara | Official |