Setsuna finally confesses her lifelong love for Makoto (a love she suppressed in School Days ). They agree to stay in Haramihama together. The final scene shows them renovating the old Saionji family home. It’s melancholy but sweet—a promise of a quiet, adult future. This is considered the "canon" ending of Shiny Days .
While Kotonoha was the lead in School Days , she is a secondary character here. However, she still has dedicated paths. shiny days all endings
(a remake and expansion of Summer Days ) offers a deceptively brighter, sun-drenched alternative. But beneath the summer heat of seaside restaurants and festival stalls lies a sprawling web of , ranging from domestic bliss to total social isolation. Setsuna finally confesses her lifelong love for Makoto
By consistently choosing Setsuna and showing interest in her life at the Radish restaurant, Makoto eventually commits to her. This ends with a heartwarming scene of the two finally finding a stable, happy relationship. It’s melancholy but sweet—a promise of a quiet,