capable young woman, she has decided to abandon the idea of forming bonds and connections with others. She also seems to dislike being the object of people's affections. - An underclassman in the lacrosse team. Maho is a cute and energetic girl that happens to be Shimomura Isao's girlfriend. She thinks of Kida as her older brother and seems to feel more at ease around him than around her boyfriend. Maho doesn't play much of a role in the majority of ideas that are not her own. - Tokinori's little sister. Despite being younger, Emiri is easily the dominant out of the two, and to an extent has taken charge of the house. Aside from their arguments (which often end with her saying "I hope you die!"), Emiri still deeply cares for her brother. She simply learns to not expect much from him due to his lack of a general direction in life. On a side note, she strongly admires and respects Yukio. - Kida's best friend and Maho's boyfriend. Isao can be considered to be the opposite of Kida, and as such is outgoing and more of an optimist. He is completely focused on his plans for spending Christmas with Maho but is unaware of how uncomfortable she feels about the prospect of sex and sexuality during their time together. - The short-tempered owner of the cake shop "Ouinya Kyaku". He is Asuna's uncle through marriage and a talented pâtissier. His role is minimal for the most part, but serves as the adult figure amidst the chaotic events of the game. His role becomes more important in Asuna's storyline. - Kida, Shinobu and Touko's English teacher. An unpleasant man that is disliked by most students due to his tendency to show up at the worst possible moments. Staff Producer - Director - Scenario - Character Designs - , Music - , , , Character Voices: (Touko Kurihara) (Shinobu Sakaki) (Asuna Asou) (Yukio Sumadera) (Maho Hazuki) (Emiri Kida) Music (Theme Songs) "December When There Is No Angel" has two theme songs, an opening theme named "I Hope So," and an ending theme named . "I Hope So" is sung by Haruna Ikeda and "Hitori" is sung by Akko. References External links Official website 2003 video games Bishōjo games Eroge Japan-exclusive video games Leaf (Japanese company) games Romance video games Single-player video games Video games developed in Japan Visual novels Windows