Sucker for Love Crush Landing Midori — Crush Landing

Midori is one of the three unannounced character achievements in Sucker for Love: Crush Landing. Steam lists Midori and Me with a hidden description, sitting alongside Maria and Me (~3%) and Monami and Me (~10%) in the rare-trophy band. The name is Japanese for green — the same colour hint Akabaka has used for named characters before. This page is what we can source. It will not invent a twelve-step route to a trophy fewer than 16% of players have unlocked.

What we know

The Midori and Me achievement name tells you two things: Midori is a named bond, and she is distinct from Hheily, Flora, and Maria. The green naming convention suggests a plant or nature connection — Midori means green in Japanese, which is the same pattern as Hheily being a Halley pun. Rainbow Bridge, the ~6% achievement, explicitly mentions pets and asks you to finish without letting either pet die or become over-exposed. Midori may be one of those pets, a visitor connected to the plant theme, or both.

The achievement percentages give you a rough map of rarity. Midori and Me at ~16% is more common than Maria (~3%) and slightly rarer than Flora’s Shrinking Violet (~28%). That gap between Midori and Flora suggests Midori requires a specific condition rather than a simple door answer.

How to approach her route

1. Do not chase Midori on the same file as Maria. Both are rare side trophies. Use separate Cloud saves.
2. Watch for a green-themed visitor or event. The name is the hint.
3. Rainbow Bridge may be related — if pets can be harmed by overexposure to the comet’s glow, Midori could be the pet who needs protecting, not the visitor who needs letting in.
4. Save before any late-game door or colour decision. Midori may be a late-chapter flag, not a first-hour knock.

Midori versus the other And Me trophies

Achievement	Rate	Status
Maria and Me	~3%	Side date, copy required
Midori and Me	~16%	Unknown route, green theme
Monami and Me	~10%	Unknown route, with me pattern

The And Me naming structure is consistent across all three. Treat them as a tier of optional named bonds separate from the core Hheily romance and the Sentient Darkness route.

Community context

Launch-week discussions mention Midori less than Maria. That silence may reflect actual rarity, or it may reflect players not knowing to look for her. If a green visitor knocks, or if a pet event triggers a named moment, that is your Midori flag. Screenshot the title card. Until a gallery exists, your screenshot is the documentation.

The supporting cast page tracks all named visitors. The achievements guide tracks all 19 Steam trophies. This page will update when the public description publishes or when a trustworthy source confirms the route.

Why green?

Akabaka’s naming in the Sucker for Love series follows a consistent pattern of linguistic wordplay. Hheily is a Halley comet reference, Lhana invokes an L-lanthanide element series joke, and Flora references the botanical. Midori continuing this pattern means the green connection is almost certainly intentional rather than decorative. In Japanese, Midori is a common female given name with strong botanical and natural associations. If she is a visitor, expect ivy, moss, or overgrown-garden imagery. If she is a pet, expect something green-furred or plant-adjacent.

The Rainbow Bridge connection

Rainbow Bridge requires finishing the game without either pet dying or suffering overexposure to the comet. This specific condition suggests the pet welfare system is a branching variable, not a binary pass/fail. If Midori is a pet, her route may require actively maintaining her wellbeing across multiple comet-phase events, not just a single correct answer at one door. The ~6% completion rate for Rainbow Bridge means most players either lost a pet or failed to prevent overexposure. Midori being a pet would make her survival itself an achievement worth tracking.

Strategy summary

The most reliable approach is to treat Midori as a late-game flag requiring a dedicated save file. Start with a fresh Cloud save before chapter 7, avoid all other And Me trophies on that file, and watch specifically for green visual cues or a named pet event. The ~16% rate suggests she is tied to a visible system — probably the pet welfare tracker — rather than a hidden dialogue branch. Document any green-related event with a screenshot and compare against the achievement-gated content once Steam updates the public description.