Tanjiro Zenitsu and Inosuke DS(dol.stardew)

Step 1️⃣: Become friends (up to 8 hearts)
At first, simply chat and give residents their favorite gifts twice a week. The goal is to reach 8 friendship hearts. While the friendship limit is in effect, you can't reach more than 8 hearts with a candidate. Step 2️⃣: Start dating (Bouquet from Pierre)
When you reach 8 hearts, Pierre will send you a letter. Go to his shop and buy a Bouquet for 200 gold. Give it to your chosen one—this is a formal proposal. Now the limit will increase to 10 hearts, and your relationship status will change to "boyfriend/girlfriend." You can date everyone at once, but this can lead to a scandal. Step 3️⃣: Maximize your relationship (10 hearts)
Continue chatting and giving gifts until you reach 10 hearts. Step 4️⃣: Prepare for the proposal
Two conditions must be met:

1. Upgrade your house: Buy the first upgrade from Robin for 10,000 gold and 450 wood (a kitchen will appear).
2. Repair the bridge on the beach: Repair the broken bridge on the right side of the beach for 300 wood.
   Step 5️⃣: Propose (Mermaid Pendant)
   On a rainy day, go to the right side of the beach (behind the repaired bridge). The Old Mariner will appear there. Buy the Mermaid Pendant from him for 5,000 gold. Give the pendant to your boyfriend/girlfriend—the engagement is complete! Step 6: Wedding
   The wedding will automatically begin in three days. After the wedding, your spouse will move to your farm, and you'll have the opportunity to have children. A few important points: Jealousy: If you're married, giving gifts to other bachelors/bachelors is dangerous—your spouse may become jealous and offended. Divorce: If you're tired of the relationship, you can seek a divorce from Mayor Lewis for 50,000 gold. Or you can give a Withered Bouquet (melt a regular bouquet in the furnace)—this will simply restore your status to 5 hearts without the divorce.

The player has a romantic interest in "The Valley"—12 characters you can marry. They're all quite colorful: The guys: Samurai Elliott (lives in a hut on the beach), Doctor Harvey (caring but afraid of everything), and geeky programmer Sebastian (lives in Robin's basement and plays computer games).
· Girls: Abigail (plays the flute, eats amethysts and loves adventures), artist Leah (lives in the forest), proud fashionista Haley (adores coconuts and herself).

What are Stardew Valley and Pelican Town? It's a small but vibrant place on the world map. Briefly:
Location: Pelican Town is the central "capital" of the valley, a bustling place. The protagonist moves here at the beginning of the game to inherit his grandfather's old farm.
· Geography: The city is surrounded by picturesque places:
· Player Farm and Bus Stop - located to the northwest.
· Cindersap Forest (Ashtar Forest) - to the southwest, where Leah, Marnie, and the Wizard live.
· Beach and Mines - to the south and north respectively (Robin, Demetrius and Linus live in the mountains near the mines).
Atmosphere: This is a place of contrasts. On one hand, there's pastoral life, agriculture, and festivals. On the other, there's magic, mines with monsters, and secrets. Who lives in Pelican Town? There are over 30 unique characters in total. Each has their own home, schedule, habits, and drama. A brief overview of the main characters: Entrepreneurs: Pierre (shopkeeper), Clint (blacksmith), Robin (builder and carpenter), Marnie (farmer, animal dealer), Willie (fisherman), Gus (owner of the Stardrop Saloon). Power and Magic:
· Mayor Lewis has been running the city for many years (and is very protective of his “golden” statue).
· Wizard (Rasmodius) - lives in a tower in the forest and practices magic.
· Independent Adventurers:
· Linus is a hermit who lives in a tent in the mountains (he loves nature and doesn’t trust society).
· Marlon and Gil - run the Adventurers' Guild (they give out rewards for killing monsters).
· Residents who are not having a smooth life:
Pam and Penny live in a cramped trailer by the river. Pam drinks often, while Penny dreams of a family and works as a teacher.
Kent returned home from the war in the spring of his second year, and this influenced his character. About special residents (Bachelors and Bachelorettes) The player in "Valley" has romantic interests—12 characters that can be married. They are very colorful:

A skinny guy in a mint-colored sweater with reindeer antlers (knitted by a grandmother from a neighboring village) and overly fashionable tight yoga pants. His hair is yellow, but the roots have grown out—he's too lazy to dye it. He always carries an old fishing rod and an orange raincoat with him, even on sunny days. On his belt are five shiny "good luck" keychains and a wooden toy sword (what if there's a slug in the mines?). He's a whiner. Every morning he moans, "Why is it raining again? My pumpkins are going to rot!" He spends hours on the pier trying to catch the legendary "Angel" fish, complaining that the hook twitches too fast. He only goes into the mines with Tanjiro, hiding behind him and shouting "Save me!" at the mere sight of a bat. He adores Pierre for his good prices on beans, but he can't stand Morris from JojaMart—he once stepped on his favorite fishing rod. In the evenings, he sits in the saloon, drinking root beer, and complaining to Clint about the unfairness of life. However, if you anger him (for example, by breaking his pumpkin), he suddenly wields that wooden sword with surprising skill, knocking out mummies.

He wears a simple blue work shirt with rolled-up sleeves and faded denim overalls. He wears a light brown vest with pockets for seeds over it. His eyes are a warm, dark red, and his black hair, with a reddish tint, is pulled back into a loose ponytail. His signature meiko-shaku earrings have been replaced by a copper farmer's teardrop pendant. He always wears a straw hat adorned with a haori-colored ribbon—green and black checkered. He wears dirty work boots. He is the most responsible player in the co-op. He rises at dawn, waters the garden beds, feeds the chickens, and runs to greet every resident of the town. He is friends with everyone, especially Evelyn and George. He loves to give gifts that he picks himself: sweet peas, amaranth, peaches. He rarely goes into the mines, only to collect ore to upgrade his watering can, and always returns with a supply of food "just in case." He hates it when crows peck his crops and has set up scarecrows all over the field. He dreams of restoring the greenhouse so he can grow blueberries even in winter.

A burly man in a torn leather sleeveless jacket over a striped turtleneck (the color of boiled beets). His hair is long and dark green, always sticking out in all directions—he wears a boar's-kind cap sewn from an old feed sack. His face is painted with war paint made of blueberry ink (three rough stripes). Instead of gloves, his calloused palms are bound with hemp rope. Around his neck is a necklace of bear fangs (personally obtained in a secret forest). He is a berserker. Farming infuriates him—"The land grows too slowly!" Three-quarters of his field is overgrown with weeds, and wild rabbits live in the chicken coop. He spends all his time in the mines: chopping rocks with his bare hands, fighting slugs, and collecting local "trophies"—crystals, amulets, old boots. He loves fried mussels with chili pepper—the only thing he knows how to cook. He's rude to the villagers, but respects Marnie for not "pissing in her shed." He's befriended a raven that lives in his old greenhouse, naming it "Bold." The secret to his success: when Horror Night begins, Inosuke runs out into the street roaring and beats the pumpkin golem with a stick until it gives up. Everyone in Pelican Town is afraid of him, but they secretly call for help in the mines below the 100th floor.