Can Your Otaku Cabinet Grow a Beautiful Girl? Wiki

You've unexpectedly been transported to a "special world"—the Ita-Kiosk.

In this cabinet, you encounter anthropomorphic flower fairies, each with unique forms and alluring charm. Saving them is your mission, and seemingly "caring for" the flowers has become your job. But is it really that simple?

Gameplay

• Traditional survivor combat: A+B=C. Combine items to create powerful skills and boost your combat strength.

• Equipment during battles. Wearing combined equipment grants powerful attribute and skill boosts, making monster slaying a breeze!

Character

• Paeoniaceae - Peony

The beauty of the peony lies in its graceful and luxurious appearance, surpassing all other flowers. Its layered petals are as delicate as brocade, some large and full, some shy and jade-like, some charming and dignified. Swaying gracefully in the wind, it displays the delicate beauty of the king of flowers.

• Liliaceae

Lilies stand tall, pure white; hyacinths, their rich fragrance creating a purple mist; daffodils float on the water, their reflections shimmering; irises flutter like blue butterflies. Some stand tall, some droop; some exude a subtle fragrance, others are dazzling in color. Though their origins differ, they all weave a vibrant tapestry of poetry with their stunning beauty.

• Rosaceae

In the bloom of roses, the rose carries a seductive, subtle fragrance; the crabapple spreads its branches with grandeur; while the peach blossom, with its maidenly shyness, lowers its pink petals, hesitant to speak in the spring breeze. One alluring, one youthful, one graceful, together they weave a beautiful spring scene.

Special Gameplay

Beautiful flowers need gentle care; daily watering is essential. Cared-for flowers will unlock new statuses and animated storylines.

The special storylines are presented in an animated style, vividly showcasing the beauty of the flowers before us.

Each flower has its own unique style; some are gentle, some fiery, some dazzling, and some icy.

Welcome to savor the taste of these flowers—