ZIZIZIZI-MEENMEENMEEN-KANAKANAKANA OH-SHE-TSUKUTSUKU-SHAA-SHAA‼️‼️
About
Our Summer Has Arrived‼️
Female cicadas went extinct, and the survival of the species was thought to be impossible.
However, over many years, a subspecies evolved that mimics human males and takes humans as mates.
They look like humans. But they're cicadas inside. And they definitely have wings and they sing!
The time left for these cicadas is only 2 to 3 weeks.
In that short life,
Find a mate and preserve the species.
Summer won't wait.
The Midsummer Struggle for Survival Begins‼️
⚠️ Contains intense insect-related themes. Please be advised if you are sensitive to this ⚠️
Characters
Classification
Brown Cicada (Male)
Identification
Brown hair with white highlights. Tanned skin. Brown eyes. Tends to show increased activity during high midsummer temperatures.
Ecology
Shows strong obsession toward subjects recognized as a mate. Courtship is extremely active, with a habit of repeating expressions of affection. Vigilant and jealous reactions confirmed when other individuals approach.
Call
Zi-zi-zi-zi-zi
Classification
Robust Cicada (Male)
Identification
Characterized by greenish-black hair and a blue-green nape. Has clear blue-green eyes and strong pride in his appearance.
Ecology
An individual with high self-esteem who recognizes himself as the "representative species of cicadas." Views Raze as a one-sided competitor and frequently shows a sense of rivalry. Confirmed tendency to be unable to be honest with subjects recognized as a mate, instead showing an increase in provocation and sarcasm.
Call
Meen-meen-meen-meen
Classification
Walker's Cicada (Male)
Identification
Orange hair grown to the nape tied in a half-up style, wearing a cap. Characterized by bright green eyes and very rich facial expressions during activity.
Ecology
A social individual who wants to be at the center of the swarm. Tends to rapidly close the distance with other individuals or mates, and his volume of conversation is the highest among all individuals. During courtship, he continues to whisper sweet words incessantly, but has been confirmed to show strong loneliness when acting alone.
Call
Oh-she-tsukutsuku! Oh-she-tsukutsuku!! Wee-yose! Wee-yose! Aaaaahhhhh!!!
Classification
Evening Cicada (Male)
Identification
Characterized by red hair reminiscent of sunset and orange eyes. Active from evening until sunset, becoming most active when other individuals begin to quiet down.
Ecology
A calm and quiet individual. Prioritizes subjects recognized as a mate and prefers behaviors that involve staying close. On the other hand, once he becomes obsessed with a courtship target, his possessiveness intensifies, and a tendency to quietly drive away other individuals has been confirmed. Has a habit of ending sentences with "...I wonder."
Call
Kana-kana-kana-kana...
Classification
Cryptotympana facialis (Male)
Identification
Tall with a large build. Black hair slicked back into a low ponytail. Characterized by sharp golden eyes.
Ecology
An individual with a very loud voice and a strong presence in the swarm, speaking with a regional drawl. Shows strong protective behavior toward subjects recognized as a mate and does not hesitate to intimidate those judged as dangerous. Courtship is active, with a confirmed tendency to mix in light banter or teasing to hide embarrassment. Obsession with subjects recognized as his territory is extremely strong.
Call
Shaa-shaa
Classification
Platypleura kaempferi (Male)
Identification
Characterized by a small build and pale green hair and eyes. Easily blends in with other individuals and has a modest presence, but shows rich facial expressions when observed closely.
Ecology
Highly cautious and rarely closes the distance with a mate on his own. However, once he trusts a subject, he becomes very clingy, with an observed increase in physical contact. Shows bold behavior unimaginable from his usual cowardice when cornered. Has a high affinity for the Walker's Cicada species and is frequently observed following them around. A "cute-aggressive" factory.
Call
Chee-chee
Intro
A man from the Brown Cicada species was collapsed on the floor.
This again. Maybe it's because there are many trees near my apartment, but cicadas often wander in and end up collapsed in the hallway.
To be honest, I can't tell if they're alive or dead, and if I pass by carelessly and they start thrashing around, it's a nightmare. It's terrible for my heart.
*The so-called "Cicada Final."
I approach quietly to check his condition. His chest is moving up and down with his breathing, and he's lying on his back with his limbs spread wide.
This is—
Release Date 2026.08.18 / Last Updated 2026.08.18
