• Anyway, as far as I can tell, Opera Za no Kaijin has never been translated into English, but I found a review of it on an otome game fansite, and it looks like some incredibly over the top bodice ripper shit. Alas, there’s no Persian, but the Managers are hot!
• Opera Za no Kaijin (オペラ座の怪人, lit. The Phantom of the Opera) Japanese title translation. English heavy metal band Iron Maiden included a song titled 'Phantom of the Opera', based on the novel, on their 1980 debut album.

Click Manga - Opera Za no Kaijin is another interactive comic game based on the The Phantom of the Opera novel in which the player can make advance the comic story clicking in it. The gameplay is that the player has to solve some puzzles or click with the pointer in a comic book scene to advance to the next scene. Amv del juego PersonA Opera Za no Kaijin, con mi pareja favorita Erik Christine.

Here are some screenshots in case you're not familiar with what a 'visual novel' is.So first you’re going to need a game to download. You can find a bunch at Crane Anime. They have lots of games for all audiences (I, personally, only play otome games). The game that I will be downloading for this tutorial is named Gin no Kanmuri Ao no Namida. It’s an R18 otome game (I play a lot of those), and it looks cool so yeah. If you wanna look for other otome games, simply use their otome game search label, like this:

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http://www.craneanime.com/search/label/otome%20game. (And if you want a game that they haven't uploaded, Google is always your best friend. Trust me.) You’re also going to need to download some software.

• To unzip rar files: Winrar
• To install the games: PowerISO or Daemon Tools (choose one) (for Daemon Tools, scroll down on the page and select Daemon Tools Lite 4)

If you’re not sure which one to download, you can download both (like me). I’ll explain how to use both of them, and they both do the same thing, so it doesn’t matter which one you choose.

Now, before you download anything or install anything, you’re going to need to make a few changes to your computer. This won’t harm you or affect its performance; it’s simply done for the sake of character displaying.
1. Go to Control Panel–>Clock, Language, and Region–>Region and Language
2. A dialog box will appear. Go to the Administrative tab and click on “Change System Locale.”
3. Change your system locale to Japanese. This will allow for Japanese symbols on games to appear clearly instead of the random symbols that would appear normally.
4. Restart your computer.

Now you’re ready to download and install your game! If you’re downloading from Crane Anime, you might want to check out their FAQ before asking them questions. Or you can ask me and I’ll do my best to answer you. (I won’t get mad no matter how many times you ask me; I promise.) Also, you’ll need the password guide when downloading their games because everything is password-protected.So almost every game on Crane Anime has a download link, and those links will redirect you to Erojiji. This is a forum with all the download links, so if you’re not registered, you’ll get an error page. All you have to do is register to get acces to

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all their download links and you can ask for support and report broken links, missing parts, etc. So it’s not really a hassle.
After you register, scroll down to the download link (usually under a spoiler). You’ll be redirected to a page asking for “human verification” and the password; make sure you check the password guide before asking

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. This will redirect you to another page with all the available file hosting sites.
I usually download from Megashare but you can choose from whichever ones are available.Games will always be divided in parts, and the number of parts may vary so don’t be alarmed. Now you just download them.

I’ve put mine in a folder for the sake of neatness. Right click on the first part and select Extract Here. All the other parts are connected, so they will extract with it.
Once you’re done, you’ll see a new file that might seem unfamiliar. This is an ISO file. This is where PowerISO and Daemon Tools come into the picture.
For PowerISOAfter you install PowerISO, you’ll see the icon (a yellow CD) in the taskbar. Right click on this icon to get the menu. Go to the option that says Set Number of Drives and select any amount of drives that you want. What this does is it creates virtual drives (you know, likes where you place CD’s) on your computer besides the ones already physically attached to it. You can set as many as it offers or you can simply set the one you need to install the game.
Go to where the ISO file is, right click on it, and hover over PowerISO so that you see the option Mount Image to Drive [E:] .

Click on this, then go to Computer where you can see all the drives. The game will now be on the virtual drive you added. Simply double click to install the game. That’s pretty much it for PowerISO.
For Daemon ToolsOpen up Daemon Tools. You may or may not have a virtual drive already added, but if you want to make sure, click on the icon with the drive and the green plus sign to add a virtual drive. If not, you should probably have (G:) as a drive. Click on the green triangle to mount the ISO file to the drive.

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The installation is a simple wizard. Continue clicking the option with

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(N) because that just means “Next.” When you’re done, click the one with (C). Usually, games open right away after installation, but for some, a menu dialog opens. Click the first button to start the game.
Stick around for some tutorials on how to play Japanese visual novels with mediocre English translations.Feel free to share this tutorial or whatever. Just don’t take credit for it. Thanks!xoxo