Bra-Ban! Their first work was released on 2006-07-28.
If they are planning to announce a new work this year, I hope it doesn't contain supernatural elements. They aren't good at writing serious stories; focusing on character Interactions and romance would be better for them.
For me, childhood promise, this trope is used in the route of childhood friends and is funny when the MC forgets about it and acts stupidly. This weakens the romantic relationship between them.
LimeLight Lemonade Jam will be for 8 and Sana Edition will be for 7.
that completes my list.
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These protagonists are basically immune to any sexual advances from the opposite sex, to the point that you would think they are either homo sexual or asexual. They can’t read the atmosphere at all or detect if someone has feelings or attraction towards them even when it’s blatantly obvious to everyone else, sometimes this is so extreme that when the characters finally get together and starting having sex, the protagonist will still doubt if the girl has something for him or not. They can’t take any hints or implications, and even when they are outright confessed to, they will still have the stupidity to ask for reconfirmation (Eh? What did you say?), as they are not sure what did the heroine just say, this will often result in the heroine to blush and run away or simply start pommeling the protagonist out of frustration. It's the most boring type, and I don't know why developers keep writing this type of Protagonist.
For me, Mashiro from Aokana, she was annoying and stubborn in the common route and didn't listen to Masaya's instructions even though he was her coach, but she transformed into a kind and lovable character in her own route, and extra 1 raised her status in the game among my favorite characters.