Stray Dog Fiance

A dog named Taro shows up at Cocoa's door with a marriage proposal form, and she already has a human boyfriend. Cocoa hates dogs, rejects him on the spot, and Taro chases after her anyway, straight into the boyfriend waiting on the other side.

Whether a dog can actually win over a woman who's spoken for is the whole conflict here, and the game plays it as broad comedy with a soft, sincere streak underneath the absurd setup. It doesn't pretend the premise is anything but ridiculous, and it leans into that rather than dressing it up.

Play centers on pushing this triangle forward through Cocoa's school and home life, with the usual RPG trappings of exploration and event triggers steering you toward the next chapter of Taro's pursuit. The harem and netorare angles suggest Cocoa's attention doesn't stay fixed on one man for long, and the story makes room for that drift rather than rushing past it.