Jean is by and far one of the most interesting characters here. He’s more instrumental to the plot, but exists as a prince to Anastasia’s princess if you will, before ruining this relationship. She and Anastasia have a vision for a war-free nation and Anastasia herself holds the Prince in high admiration. The Prince has relations to Anastasia too, one of friendship and trust. Unfortunately, she is more of a plot tool most of the time, essentially used to pull Anastasia. Noa serves under Anastasia in the Falaukian knights along with wanting to help and protect her to a fault. Noa is a beast-girl who was adopted into Anastasia’s family after her family was killed in a bored conflict and is now a sister to Anastasia. Outside of the three main characters is the supporting cast, with varying degrees of importance Noa, The Crown Prince, and Jean. I appreciate that he has a character archetype and his role in the story is prevalent he is instrumental in training these captured girls, while he also has close ties with the slave trade organizer and leader of the Union of guilds, Jean.
He begins the game quite arrogant and selfish, remaining so right up until the end even. Gagoze is our self-insert protagonist one I grew quite fond of. Danes is promoted to commanding the army shortly after a colossal failure by Gagoze, crushingly defeated by Anastasia in her Yggdrasil drache. As a member of the Azrael family, she is sent to oversee combat under the command of our protagonist Gagoze.
On the opposing side is Danes, a strict by-the-books officer. Along with her companion Noa, she aims to uphold the honors of the Fuluakian military. Anastasia is appointed commander of the Fuluakian knights by the emperor and pilots the famed super drache, Yggdrasil. Faizland, and the chocolate brown elf Danes C. The true pull of the story is the character interactions, and once the gears of the character arcs start turning, the game improves tenfold.Ĭaptive Market is fronted by two beauties The blonde haired, blue eyed Anastasia D. The bulk of this setting is really only nice as world building since all the council and war dialogue is terrible. The national politics and undertones of moral degradation exist to build an engrossing set for the story to act out on. It should come as no surprise, however, that none of this political tension is ever resolved. On the Fuluakian side, there’s a royal court with a senate of nobles who all selfishly vie for control as they pull the strings on their aged puppet king. The Alliance is a collection of states, all arguing over their contributions and reimbursement for the war while military figures hamper peace talks. The political landscape is surprisingly engaging for an erotic visual novel. This ignites a military arms race, propelling both sides into seemingly endless violence. A small nation housing some of Celtoana’s greatest academics and the engineers of the first tanks, known as draches in-game. Though these two countries are important to the setting, the main stage for Captive Market is the third neutral nation to the south: the Union of Guilds. The first of the two warring nations is the Fuluakia Empire to the east, a traditionally conservative nation content in its magic, whereas The Alliance, a congregation of smaller nations united to compete against the awesome power of the Fuluakia Empire, lies to the west. Captive Market opens with a recount of the world and its shift from spiritualism and magic into the era of technology, specifically mentioning the discovery of oil and its uses. The fantasy continent of Celtoana has been at war for over a hundred and fifty years. Their respective commanders are attractive elves who wish to see a better future for their people, and, in doing so, are reeled into a cum-soaked world of sexual slavery.
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The game maps out a continent full of history and conflict with two warring nations.
Black Lilith is great at creating interesting worlds for their erotic adventures, with Captive Market being no exception.
Dieselpunk fantasy worlds can be a scary place with underground slavery profiting off conflict, and two sexy generals are about to find out just how “seedy” this underbelly is.Ĭaptive Market ~Trapped Elven Officers~ is the 2011 title developed and published by Black Lilith (who you may know as the developers of the immensely popular Taimanin Asagi series), with the English translation by Thetsuuyaku. The world of Ryoshuu Ichiba ~Wana ni Hamerareta Elf no Onna Shoukou~, or more comfortably referred to as Captive Market, deploys its readers into shady dealings on the battlefield. War is hell, and that doesn’t just mean violence.
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