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Anomalith writer Romeo Tanaka explains Reona Minazuki's heroic design

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FuRyu’s upcoming survival shooter Anomalith features a narrative crafted by visual novel author Romeo Tanaka, known for works like Cross Channel and Humanity Has Declined. The story follows 17-year-old Reona Minazuki, who joins the Anomaly Zone Countermeasures Office to find her missing friend after entering a mysterious disaster zone. During her first dive, she awakens unique powers that allow her to uncover the origins of these anomalies.

Tanaka revealed that the development team debated whether to portray Reona as a seasoned professional or an amateur. Drawing inspiration from Resident Evil: Requiem, they chose a "Leon-style" protagonist over a fear-prone "Grace-style" character. This decision aligns with the game’s focus on supernatural action rather than pure horror, resulting in a heroine defined by incredible mental fortitude.

The game launches October 28 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2.

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Original headline at AUTOMATON WEST: “Anomalith writer Romeo Tanaka on why he opted for a cool, “Leon-style” heroine over a scaredy-cat protagonist in the upcoming survival shooter”

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Release date
October 28
Platform
PC (Steam), PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2
Developer
FuRyu
Writer
Romeo Tanaka
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