Is it possible for you to make readable scans of that? I could probably get it some other way, but it would take longer.
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I donāt really understand Japanese, but this is what I get from listening Jerusalem.
Like in the wikipedia said, itās about South American Unification Army trying to neutralize the situation where killings happen because of a mysterious sniper.
The sniper was revealed to be a nun, and they managed to silence her. But then she appears again, like, many even. The nuns seem to be misused nun robots, programmed to kill (but still managed to speak divine words as they do the killing) And then I donāt really understand the rest.Sorry I wasnāt helpful
What makes this drama CD important to the plot, I think it was a story of how the world got ruined and that in the third drama CD, in the scene where the old Junker dying in his deathbed, a robot appeared and knelt before him to pray. That robot is the nun in my opinion. And when he was looking for Yumemi memory card, he was about to put it into the robot.
Anyway, I would really like to help if we make the translation project for Jerusalem happen. As I have already mentioned in the other thread, having translation projects might be good for Kazamatsuri.org as an active community. I have read several pages from the LN too (available in google books), and it doesnāt seem to be 100% same with the drama CD.
And, the translation of Hoshi no Hito in youtube wasnāt particularly āwell doneā in my opinion, but still I am very thankful for their job.
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Iād redirect you to @Hirato 's Link. I confirm it has the whole book top to bottom there. Iāve been taking brief pot shots at translating bits of it.
Not for me. I get: āPage X to Y is not part of the previewā. I guess Iām in the wrong country or I have to throw money at the screen in some fashion.
I have the same issue, which is why I stated āseveral pagesā. Unfortunately in my case, the Jerusalem part has a large bits unavailable.
Thatās how google books work.
Iām done read planetarianā¦Finally after long time not cry----damn----another story broke my kokoro
I enjoying the story so much~ and I expect more dangerous love story between Mr. Junker x Yumemi ^/////////^ uehehehehe~~
I know from the start that she might be broke after he meet this guy (junker).
Usually robot will protect human and then at the end of story they will broke----Iām talking about whooopss becareful BigHero6 and I also find many stories like this in shojo mangaā¦
Is there any continuation for this VN? I mean when sheās dying. she asked Mr. Junker to take āsomething like microUSD?? or anything that contain yumemi memories from her ear???ā
Is he gonna make a new robots using Yumemi-chan memory??
P.S. : After Iām done with my exam, Iāll draw Mr. Junker-san x Yumemi-chan. I always weak with characters which is have same personalities like Mr.Junker-sanāheās so sadist at the first and then heās getting more and more softer (but still using harsh words to her) 
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There is a prologue(snowglobe) and a continuation(Hoshi no hito) available from the drama CDs. These are translated on youtube, then you can buy the raw version on Itunes to support Key.
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I do believe those are continued in the Hoshi no Hito drama CDs (which I really need to listen to one of these days)
Iāll look forward to that, then!
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Yes, go listen to Hoshi no Hito! Itās pretty much a complete sequel.
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Alright, Iāve just finished Planetarium via Steam. Thanks to a fellow member.
I loved the story, and the MC is adorable. Iām still gazing at the sky and thinking about the end and everythingā¦ sigh
Glad to know thereās a sequel. Nevertheless, the story was OK alone, as is.
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This just popped up over at the Steam forums. Currently there are 19 achievements with 16 hidden which are achieved upon certain chapters and hidden to avoid spoilers. You can still see them by opening the achievements tab and selecting āGlobal Achievementsā.
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Yes. The very meeting of the Junker and Yumemi can be considered āthe Key magicā in planetarian. Doubley so given how stressed it was that everything required for their meeting was near impossible to happen.
That seems more like fate than Key magic to me. If that does count wouldnāt the powers in Charlotte count as Key magic?
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The powers in Charlotte, whilst not present in everyone, arenāt treated as being uncommon themselves. Whilst Yumemi and Junkerās meeting is basically acknowledged as being a miracle.
I read the iOS version of Planetarian about a month ago. I really enjoyed the voice acting and being able to switch back and forth between Japanese and English. I havenāt read/played any VNs by Key so I donāt have much to compare the mechanics to.
Anyway, the first half of Planetarian was somewhat boring to me, although I did like the interactions between Yumemi and Junker (I guess thatās what weāre calling him). I was not expecting to cry because I thought I didnāt really care about Yumemi that much, but when she diedā¦ the scene between the two characters was so touching and I cried anyway.
I donāt particularly care for the soundtrack much. I do like Hoshi no Sekai and Itsukushimi Fukaki. Do most people know these are arrangements of āWhat a Friend We Have in Jesusā?
One of the first replies on this thread said something about Mattaki Hito being church-sounding, which I found ironic, because Itsukushimi Fukaki is the church one 
Anyway, I also like Human Warrior.
Yeah, I think a lot of people recognize it.
I actually really loved the soundtrack. The whole theme of being in a planetarium and looking at the wide expanse of stars with just you and Yumemi the guide was soothing and almost nostalgic? Nostalgia of something not known.
Anyway, yeah, Yumemiās death hit me. Not as much because she died, but because of what she said: the whole ādonāt let Heaven be split in twoā had a great theme of love behind it. Iām super curious to see what they do with Harmonia; it looks similar: robot, abandoned/empty world, he and two others, similar staff as planetarian IIRCā¦
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And Yumumiās theme āThe Song of Circling Starsā is actually a melody thatās used at planetariums in Japan. Itās the musical rendition of a famous poem about the planets in the sky.
