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Mooncake☆

Gensо̄kyо̄ Mid-Autumn: Mooncake☆Theft Incident (幻想乡中秋 月饼☆大盗事件) is a Chinese-language Cookie☆ voice drama, directed by “Shìguān Cháng Zhōngjié” (士官長終結), published on October 22, 2017,1) then translated.2)3) It has the short name, Mooncake☆ (月饼☆).4)

Summary

The story begins with Eientei preparing to hold their 'Lunar Capital Expo' during the Mid-Autumn Festival, when Marisa accuses Reisen of stealing mooncakes based on a sketchy photograph. Eirin would then intervene to disprove her accusation, then Reisen and Marisa interrogate Tewi in the Human Village, but Tewi had a receipt indicating that Kaguya bought their mooncakes, seemingly absolving both of them.

Shortly after, the three would proceed to visit Kaguya, a NEET holding a zero-viewer broadcast, then Marisa begins panicking as she wanted to gift her mooncakes to Alice. The story then cuts to the Expo, where the two male attendees recap the gossip, alleging that Ringo had paid Tewi to stash the stolen mooncakes at the Moriya Shrine. At the end, Tewi and Reisen reconcile, then Alice kisses Marisa.

Credits

Voice actor Character(s) voiced Twitter handle
AL Male A
song33-4 Male B
Yōyō (妖妖) YOYO姉貴 Reisen
Soga Alice (蘇我アリス) SGALC姉貴 Marisa, Alice
Chángfēng (常风) Eirin
raku Tewi
Keihin Kyūkō Dentetsu (京浜急行電鉄) Kaguya

Notes

  • Before release, the early tentative names were: 'Chuuka☆' (中華☆)5) and 'Mocchi' (モッチー☆).
  • Marisa speaks with a Guizhou dialect, and Kaguya speaks with a Cantonese dialect.
  • For the record, Reisen does have a 'Mind Shaker' spellcard, but most translations usually render it as 'Red-Eyed Hypnosis' (赤眼催眠) despite 'Mind Shaker' (マインドシェイカー) as the ruby.
  • Both the Japanese and English translations are 'sloppy' or 'loose' (ガバガバ) from what I can tell.

See also

  • Half-Life☆ - Yōyō had a few English-language line in this voice drama.
4)
The short name would be 'Yuèbǐng☆' (月饼☆) in Chinese and 'Geppei☆' (月餅☆) in Japanese, which is rendered in katakana as 'Geppei☆' (ゲッペー☆) as a result.
5)
The term 'chūka' (中華) is both a historical name for China, and the slang term for 'chūka ryōri' (中華料理) meaning Chinese cuisine. It is also Japanese internet slang for 'Chinese-made'.
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