Today we celebrate that the editing of Zero no Kiseki‘s scenario hit the 25% milestone!

Message from Supremezerker

Hey, everyone! Supremezerker here, or just Zerker. As some already know, I joined the project as an editor towards the beginning of June. Since then, I’ve been working a ton this summer trying to get this whale of a game edited. I’ve recently beaten Ao, and I can say with 100% confidence that I LOVE the Crossbell Arc. Lloyd Bannings has risen to my favorite protagonist of all time, not just in Kiseki games and I adore all the citizens of Crossbell State. I can’t describe how much of a joy it’s been to work on what might possibly be my favorite game in the series. It’s a pleasure to say that we’ve finally hit that big quarter milestone, which I’m unbelievably proud of. Editing this game always gets me raring to go for the day, getting me excited to see which character or event will be edited next.

This project has really made me appreciate the world of Zemuria even more than I already did. The variety of NPCs living in Crossbell City, with their own stories and quirks, just blows me away. My personal favorite to edit has got to be Ms. Grace Lynn, the brilliant journalist from the Crossbell Times. Grace never fails to keep a smile on my face while I’m editing, with that optimism and spunk of hers. Her way of overexaggerating everything with such swagger always keep me engrossed in whatever’s taken place. Now one of the characters I have trouble with occasionally is the fan-favorite, Tio Plato. Personally, her deadpan attitude is a little hard to nail, but with the help of others, we’ve been able to do her justice.

Well there we are. With college starting up again in a few weeks, editing will unfortunately have to slow down. Don’t you worry in the slightest though, I’m not going anywhere. Of course, school and my relationship take priority, but this passion project will still be chugging along. We’ve made so much progress, and I intend for the progress to keep moving forward. I appreciate everyone’s support and I hope that you look forward to the day you can spend an afternoon in Crossbell with the Special Support Section.

For the next update, we’ll try to have some screenshots with text inserted into the PC version.

Furthermore, the Ao no Kiseki translation is — at this very moment — almost at 50%, according to translator Guren’s blog!

[Call for Editors] Nayuta

As most of you know, Nayuta no Kiseki was fan translated two years ago by flamethower of the Heroes of Legend team. While the game may not have writing on par with the mainline Kiseki series, it still deserves at least a round of editing to take the roughness of its edges. The script also isn’t as large as the mainline Kiseki titles, weighing in at about 360,000 characters in total.

If you’re interested in editing Nayuta, please register at the Heroes of Legend forums to express your interest or leave a message in the comments so the team knows where to find you.