In many other ways, they are far behind what he was used to. Their technology is very advanced beyond the 2003 technology that Takeru was used to, but only in the regions that have to deal directly with combat. In addition to high-level research, they train pilots for the mechs that they use to fight the aliens. Where their high school would have stood is instead a military base and training facility. But unfortunately the world has been invaded by aliens called the BETA long before any of them were ever born, and therefore they have grown up in a war zone. They are also largely unchanged from their previous incarnations, personality wise. Takeru quickly discovers that almost everyone from his previous world is in the same basic location in this world as well. Yuuko is largely the same no matter what world you are in. It should be noted that the possibility of a parallel world was discussed with his Physics teacher during Extra, so it should be immediately on your mind already. At that point, you have to start deciding whether he traveled to a parallel world, or whether this is all a dream. He quickly discovers that neither of them is around, and in fact, his house is surrounded by ruins instead of a neighborhood. The story starts out basically midway through the events of Muv-Luv Extra, and instead of Takeru waking up due to the hijinks of Meiya or Sumika, he wakes up on his own. Also, they will assume that you have romanced to completion every girl in Extra that you choose to romance in Unlimited (with one major exception). The developers and writers will assume that you’ve been through the major character routes in Muv-Luv Extra (which you can read more about in Part 1 of the review) before you’ve played Muv-Luv Unlimited. See as much of Muv-Luv Extra as you can before you start Muv-Luv Unlimited.

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