Area Differences

This is a sub-page of Mikie (Arcade).

To do: Sprite differences

Class Room#

Japan	Mikie	High School Graffiti

• Both versions of Mikie have a fairly typical American high school classroom with textbooks on desks. Tohru-kun instead has an office with desks full of paperwork.
• The chalkboard at the head of the class became a whiteboard in Tohru-kun. (Still uses chalkboard erasers, though.) Every version has a different message:
  • In Mikie, it's Einstein's theory of mass-energy equivalence, "E=MC²".
  • In Tohru, it reads "Goal - 50,000" (with the counter "台" implying cars or machines of some kind).
  • In High School Graffiti, it reads "FAILURE TEACHES SUCCESS".
• The walls on the left and right were changed from yellow to blue and had their outlines adjusted slightly. Similar changes occurred in every other room.
• The floors of the side rooms are visible in Mikie. In Tohru-kun, they were all given the same color as the walls, effectively erasing them. This same change was made for every other room in the game.
• The corkboards on either side of the chalkboard became (awkwardly mirrored) calendars.
• The teacher's desk is completely bare. In comparison, the manager's desk is quite cluttered, with paperwork, a stamp, and what appears to be a paper tray.

Locker Room#

Japan	International

• Orange walls in Mikie, blue walls in Tohru-kun.
• One of the basketballs in the boxes became a soccer ball in Tohru-kun.

Restaurant#

Japan	International

• Someone really had it out for those orange walls.
• Two pixels on the bowls of archetypical high school mystery meat were changed from white to black in Tohru-kun.

Dance Studio#

Japan	International

• Not even pink walls were safe from Tohru-kun's blue-ification.
• The speakers at the head of the room were replaced with lockers in Tohru-kun.
• The... whatever-it-is on the back wall is blue in the Mikie versions and white in Tohru-kun. It's also a pixel wider on either side.

Garden#

Japan	International

• The archway in front of the street received some rather pointless tweaks for Tohru-kun, just a few pixels here and there.

Hall-Way#

• The corkboards in the Mikie versions were replaced with bar graphs in Tohru-kun.