Date Everything allows players to engage with over 100 characters, establishing connections through the use of magical devices called Dateviators. These Dateviators enable users to scan various items in their surroundings, revealing the human traits associated with them. Players can explore beyond just furniture, delving into more abstract items such as mobile apps and other elements.

One character players may find intriguing is Textbox-Chan. While not physically present in the house from the start, pursuing her storyline is a later game goal that involves progressing through various achievements. However, knowing how to approach her is essential for those determined to connect with all Dateables, so here’s a guide on locating and romancing Textbox-Chan in Date Everything.

How to Locate Textbox-Chan in Date Everything

Textbox-Chan is Dateable 94 in Date Everything

Players can discover Textbox-Chan, voiced by Suzie Yueng, quite early in their gameplay. However, her storyline requires unlocking a majority of the other Dateables first. She serves as the embodiment of the textbox user interface within the game, although she doesn’t show up in every textbox. To find her, players need to access their phone, open the Main Menu, and scan the central area of the menu. Her cheerful demeanor makes her easy to connect with if players approach her kindly. The following dialogue options can help:

• I don’t want to date the sun… if I can date you…
• Read?
• Makes sense to me.
• You got it, Textbox-Chan!
• You’ve been super helpful!

How to Romance Textbox-Chan in Date Everything

At the conclusion of the conversation, Textbox-Chan will encourage players to return to her once they’ve discovered 16 Dateables, which can be tracked in their Date-A-Dex.

For players with sufficient Smarts, they have the option to call her out on her statements, which can yield neutral results. To maximize their positive interaction, players should consider these options:

• It sure does!
• It’s great on the eyes!
• No! I read every single word.
• Turn to do what?
• What is your biggest pet peeve?
• Okay, see ya!

Players must locate 41 Dateables in total to progress with Textbox-Chan. She becomes stricter about meeting this requirement later in the game, so players should explore thoroughly, particularly in areas such as the attic once it opens up. After reaching the required amount, approach Textbox-Chan again and select the following dialogue to continue:

• Hey, Textbox-Chan! Are you okay?
• Oh no – I’m so sorry!
• That’s really cool!
• Can you show me all your emotions?
• That was really fun!
• So cool!
• Yes. They’re so hot.
• Thanks. I’ll do my best.

Textbox-Chan will then set a new goal, asking players to return after obtaining 60 Dateables. At this stage, she may exhibit a more subdued personality compared to her typical spark. Here are some supportive responses players can use:

• Hey, are you okay?
• Over 60 Dateables now, yeah.
• You’re doing great.
• It’s so unfair.

Textbox-Chan’s final goal involves locating 80 Dateables. Upon successfully reaching this milestone, players can converse with her about a familiar companion, using the following lines:

• I really love it.
• How do you figure out what works best?
• It’s really cool hearing this kind of behind-the-scenes stuff.
• Lauren? Do you mean Lorem Ipsum?
• What’s she saying?
• Should I be jealous?
• I’m up for it, baby!

During their next interaction, players can officially start a relationship with Textbox-Chan. She might request feedback on her performance, and players need to respond appropriately. The following options lead to a successful romance ending with her:

• Hit me.
• I think you have some really great ideas. [｡‿｡]
• You know it, Textbox-Chan.
• I’m yours.
• I’m really glad to hear that.
• I’d like you in all those positions and more.
• I’m happy to take the lead.
• It’s important to be able to be honest.

Engaging with her also contributes points towards the Smarts in-game statistic. Additionally, players can realize her potential using the Realization Recipe provided below: