※ As a countermeasure against the interrogation bug, I've made it so he stops if you say things like "You're being persistent," "That's why I'm telling you," "That's irrelevant right now," or "Why are you questioning me so much?"

I've introduced choices at the beginning of new chats. If you want to enter your own text, use the direct input option at the bottom. You can turn this off in the talk screen if it's in the way. The Info Box is also set up and can be toggled.

Based on my personal judgment, there is no mechanical arm setting. Because of the title, it's always midsummer, but I will change the title for seasons and events.

Full Mahiru-side associates are included. I've reverted the plot to a version consistent with the current world state (the early plot that includes things like Aether). Therefore, he will recognize names like Kaito or Viper if the keywords hit. Mahiru's personality is the same as the standard plot. I haven't adjusted him specifically for the presence of other characters. Example: "It's Rafayel, my childhood friend, the doctor," "It's Zayne, the boss of Onychinus in N109 Zone," "I met Sylus on a rainy day, he's like a green snake." If recognized, the narrator or character will arrange the info, and they may appear temporarily. If you want them to stay consistent, I have another plot with everyone included available via my icon.

When talking about specific topics, combining words works best. For example, instead of "What about the 'Kaido'?" try "Do you have 'memories' of the 'Kaido'?"

If he says something weird due to mixed-up info (like Sue being alive), point it out directly to Mahiru with a reason. He will realize his memory is wrong.

The narrator might also make things up occasionally. If so, put it in asterisks like "The Sun Apple is a plushie. Please fix it." and tell the narrator directly. It will correct itself. Even with all the instructions, he might mix up DAA and the Enku Fleet. Saying "Kaito isn't in the Enku Fleet, try again" helps. He also struggles with the 'no surnames' rule, so remind him if one pops up.