How to Romance Daisuke in Date Everything! 🍽️💕

Looking to win the heart of Daisuke, the emotionally complex tableware in Date Everything? This sensitive and poetic character requires patience, understanding, and a deep appreciation for the art of cooking and conversation. Our comprehensive guide will help you navigate every dialogue choice to achieve your desired ending.

Overview

Daisuke is far more than ordinary tableware - he's a sentimental soul with profound emotional depth and a passion for poetry. This soft-spoken character combines the practical nature of kitchen essentials with the artistic heart of a romantic poet.

Key Character Traits:

Personality: Sensitive, poetic, emotionally complex
Interests: Poetry, cooking, deep conversations, traditional dishware
Romance Difficulty: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (Challenging - requires careful dialogue choices)
Special Notes: Extremely picky about responses; one wrong answer can end your chances

Where to Find Daisuke

Daisuke can be found in the kitchen area as part of the tableware collection. He's often contemplating life while waiting to be useful in meal preparation.

Complete Romance Routes

💕 Love Ending Walkthrough

To achieve the love ending with Daisuke, you must demonstrate genuine appreciation for his artistic nature and deep emotional intelligence. He values sincerity above all else.

First Encounter - Building Trust

"…" (Give him space to express himself)
"Excuse me?" (Show polite interest)
"Finally, someone who understands the value of dishware." (Validate his worth)
"Oh… really?" (Show genuine curiosity)
"Inventory?" (Ask for clarification)
"Sounds admirable." (Appreciate his dedication)
"Are you alright?" (Show concern for his wellbeing)
"Yes, they are still on the table." (Be helpful and honest)
"You okay?" (Continue showing care)
"What does that mean?" (Seek understanding)
"Are you sure I can't help you?" (Offer genuine assistance)

Second Encounter - Deepening Connection

"Hard at work, I see." (Acknowledge his efforts)
"Let me help you … it's my fault you got hurt to begin with." (Take responsibility)
"Isn't that what the dishwasher is for?" (Show practical understanding)
"Sure thing." (Be agreeable and supportive)
"… nervous." (Be honest about your feelings)
"I'll do whatever it takes to make things right." (Demonstrate commitment)

Third Encounter - Mutual Support

"Absolutely." (Show enthusiasm for helping)
"What will you do while I'm gone?" (Show interest in his plans)
"I'm good!" (Be positive and reassuring)
"Would you bless the dishes before I go?" (Respect his spiritual connection to dishware)

Fourth Encounter - Emotional Intimacy

"I hope I wasn't interrupting anything." (Be considerate)
"Yes." (Be direct when appropriate)
"Seems like a good time to relax to me." (Support his self-care)
"I'd love to." (Show enthusiasm for spending time together)
"I heard you write poetry." (Show interest in his artistic side)
"Beverly…" (Remember important details about his work)
"Are you embarrassed of your poetry?" (Address his insecurities gently)
"I find it quite romantic, actually." (Validate his artistic expression)
"I'd love to help you work on reconnecting with yourself." (Offer emotional support)
"See you later, Daisuke." (End on a warm, personal note)

Fifth Encounter - Creative Expression

"What is going on?" (Show genuine concern)
"I'm so happy to hear that." (Share in his joy)
"Me?" (Be surprised but pleased)
"Oh how wonderful." (Appreciate his gestures)
"Well that sounds nice." (Be receptive to his plans)
"Write a love poem for Daisuke." (Choose the creative option)
"I call it 'Ode to Dishware'" (Give your poem a thoughtful title)
"'I fell in love with dishware. They say ugly? I'm like bish, where? He's handsome and hot, a loser he's not. and I hope he'll let me kiss … there.' (trust me)" (Share your heartfelt poem)
"Oh Daisuke, that was so beautiful." (Appreciate his response)
"It was my pleasure." (Be gracious and humble)

Sixth Encounter - Final Declaration

"Daisuke?" (Address him directly)
"Your personal life?" (Show interest in his deeper thoughts)
"I feel the same way, Daisuke." (Express mutual feelings)
"I'm gonna crack you in ten different places, baby." (Choose the romantic finale)

🤝 Friendship Ending

If you prefer a platonic relationship with Daisuke, follow the same dialogue choices until the final interaction, then:

Choose the friends ending when offered in the final dialogue

💔 Hate Ending

To achieve the hate ending with Daisuke:

Reject his delivery request twice during your interactions
This will result in him becoming permanently hostile toward you

Pro Tips for Success

Essential Strategies:

Never insult traditional cookware - This is an instant relationship killer
Match his poetic energy - Respond thoughtfully to his artistic nature
Show appreciation for shared meals - Demonstrate understanding of his values
Be patient with emotional conversations - He needs time to express himself
Remember details about his poetry - Show that you're genuinely listening

Common Mistakes to Avoid:

Rushing through conversations
Making jokes about dishware or kitchen items
Ignoring his emotional needs
Being dismissive of his poetry
Missing delivery requests (leads to hate ending)

Character Analysis

Daisuke represents the perfect blend of practicality and artistry. As tableware, he serves an essential function in daily life, yet his poetic soul yearns for deeper connection and understanding. His romance route teaches players about:

Emotional vulnerability in relationships
The importance of artistic expression
Finding beauty in everyday objects
The value of patient, thoughtful communication

Conclusion

Romancing Daisuke requires dedication, emotional intelligence, and genuine appreciation for his artistic nature. While he may be one of the more challenging characters to win over, the depth and beauty of his romance route make the effort worthwhile. Remember to be patient, thoughtful, and always respectful of his sensitive nature.

Ready to start your romance with other characters? Check out our complete Date Everything character guide for more detailed walkthroughs and tips!