Miko Miko Nurse

Miko Miko Nurse
Developer(s) Psycho
Platform(s) Windows98/2000/Me/XP
Release date(s) May 23, 2003
Genre(s) Visual novel
Mode(s) Single player

Miko Miko Nurse (巫女みこナース) is a Japanese PC erotic game released on May 23, 2003 by Psycho. The game is most famous for its theme song "Miko Miko Nurse - Theme of Love".

Plot

The story takes place in the Paradise Hospital, the forefront of elderly treatment. As a result of the founder's retirement, the two heirs cannot agree on which uniform the nurses should wear—one having a miko style, the other having a nun style. Amidst the fierce debate is Tatsuya Makishima, a doctor-in-training....

Characters

Voiced by: Daichi Hirono
The protagonist of the game, a 26-year-old doctor-in-training who is distantly related to the founder of the hospital.
Voiced by: Ruru
A 19-year-old nurse who works hard but makes mistakes often. She is the model of the "Miko Nurse" uniform.
Voiced by: Miya Serizono
A 21-year-old nurse who takes her work seriously. She gives Futaba a hard time because of Futaba's frequent mistakes. She is the model of the "sister nurse" uniform.
Voiced by: Miruku Uchimura
A 24-year-old nurse who places her patients first. She feels sorry for the other nurses who have to wear "strange uniforms", as she only has to wear the standard nurse uniform.
Voiced by: Aya
A 27-year-old doctor who wears the qipao. Opposed to both the miko uniform and the nun uniform, she proposed that the nurses should wear the "China nurse" uniform. As none of the nurses actually wear her proposed uniform, she wears it herself.
Voiced by: Miru
A daughter of a wealthy family, she acts as a long-time patient as a part of her grandfather's plan.

Theme songs

Opening theme

Well known for being an internet meme, the song was used in a commercial for Japanese media company Dwango Co.[1] and the song has been available in some karaoke machines since December 27, 2005.[2]

Ending theme

References

  1. ↑ dwango 2ch AA, YouTube. Retrieved 24 April 2008.
  2. ↑ カラオケ：巫女みこナース･愛のテーマ/ロングバージョン Chu☆[ club DAM.com ], DAM. Retrieved 24 April 2008.


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