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Harvest Moon DS Cute

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Harvest Moon DS Cute

Also known as: Bokujou Monogatari: Colobocle Station for Girls (JP)
Developer: TOSE
Publishers: Natsume (US), Marvelous Entertainment (JP), Daewon Game, Ironos Co. (KO)
Platform: Nintendo DS
Released in JP: December 8, 2005
Released in US: March 15, 2008
Released in KR: November 26, 2009


MusicIcon.png This game has unused music.
RegionIcon.png This game has regional differences.


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This page is rather stubbly and could use some expansion.
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Not as much as the Boy's version, but there's some untranslated text in places.

Apparently, the original Harvest Moon DS wasn't cute enough.

If not all, but most of the unused content is carried over to here.

Regional Differences

Developer/Publisher Logos

North America South Korea
HMDSCute Natsume Logo.png HMDS Ironos Logo.pngHMDS DaewonGame Logo.png

In North America, this game was published by Natsume, though the logo used there is different. The South Korean graphics are the exact same as the original version.

Japan North America/South Korea
HMDS OldMMV Logo.png HMDS NewMMV Logo.png

The Marvelous logo was updated when the game was localised in North America and South Korea, as it came out there later on.

Title Screen

Japan North America South Korea
ColobockleStationGirlJPNTitle.png Harvest Moon DS Cute-title.png ColobockleStationGirlKORTitle.png

GBA Link

In addition to the GBA-link features removed in the US Boy version, the US Girl version further removes the bonus CDs from Friends of Mineral Town. You can still see FoMT characters with the link feature.

"Best Friend" System

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When Marvelous ported the code from the Boy version, they retained the Boy-version love events with Leia, Witch, Keria, and the Goddess (which are "marriage" candidates in the Japanese version, called "Best Friends"), including the text used in the Boy-version wedding ceremony and after-marriage conversations.

In the American version, though, they are no longer possible to marry, as they will not accept your Blue Feather. Despite that, their "Best Friend" Heart events can still be viewed as well as their Love Points, and even their Love Points. Natsume themselves mentioned that this was done to avoid alienating the games' target audience.

The feature would finally return in international versions of Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town.