1. The story consists of screenshots of the screenplay itself. The purpose is to retain the standard screenplay format.

2. There is a total of 19,763 words in the entire screenplay.

3. Kemonomimi (獣耳 or けものみみ, lit. beast ears) are characters who have animal ears, in addition to their regular human ears, and animal tail. The ears and tail are part of the character's anatomy.

The parenthesis in the introductions of the main characters are the Japanese names of their species. Example: usagimimi = rabbit kemonomimi (usagi = "rabbit" in Japanese; mimi = "beast" in Japanese).

This is not necessary to understand the story. These terms are rarely used in dialogue, only for the usage of formal identification (such as saying "a man" rather than "a guy" when speaking formally).

Feel free to ask anymore questions.

Other than that, enjoy!

-Katt (Oct 2020)

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