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A group of young girls make a living by running a workshop for the customisation of armored vehicles in a desert area. Every day they talk about different ways to promote their company.

A young wavemaster, known only by Tsukasa's nickname, wakes up with mild amnesia in an MMORPG, called The Future. He doesn't know what he'd done until he waked up. In The World, he is accused by the Crimson Knights of being a hacker, as he was seen accompanying a modified character in a cat shape. Unable to log out of the game, he wanders around searching for answers, avoiding the knights he encounters along the way and other players.As Tsukasa explores The Planet, he stumbles upon a magic object that takes the form of a "guardian," promising to protect him from all damage.
Subaru, the Crimson Knights chief, along with some other players who got to know Tsukasa, set out to investigate why Tsukasa can't log out, and try to get to the bottom of the question before it gets out of control.

After the end of the immensely popular MMORPG "The Planet" virtual reality, a new version of the game is brought online. Newcomer Haseo thinks he's made some friends to search with on his first day at the game. They kill his character just for fun though, as if mocking his feelings. Fortunately, a crazy, one-armed player named Ovan tries to take him around the world is saving him.Haseo enjoys a great first year at the game along with Ovan and his cleric pal Shino. But when Shino's character is murdered by a familiar figure known as Tri-Edge, whose victims have all fallen into comas in the real world, this happy life is broken.
Haseo threatens to locate the mysterious Tri-Edge in a fit of rage, and kill him.Taking place during Haseo's first year in The Country, < i>.hack/Roots discusses Haseo's friendships in the game until they were taken away by Tri-Edge.

Tobias, Mary, and Sakuya challenge the impregnable "The One Sin," but they lose their way in the labyrinth and involuntarily trap other members of the guild. A mystery cat gazes at their blunder. Is that a different character from the player or NPC?

Minase Mai and Tomonari Kasumi collapsed in the real world while playing the newly released MMORPG "The Planet," and were sent to the hospital after hearing a strange sound. Just Mai recovered while Kasumi, her husband, fell into a mysterious coma. Mai is later confronted by "The World" founder, Tokuoka Junichiro, who reveals to her that six other players around the country, like her sister, had also collapsed while playing "The World," and are now in mysterious comas.
What exactly is "The Planet," what is this strange sound that Mai continues to hear, and why are people from this game falling into comas? Minase, Junichiro and their acquaintances set out to get to the bottom of this issue before there was any more damage.

Winning the legendary characters "Kite" and "Black Rose" from an event hosted by MMORPG creators "The World," Shugo and his twin sister Rena move into "The World." Together with their new friends Ouka, Mirelle, Hotaru and Sanjuro they completed events and quests. Soon after, strange monsters emerged and, in the real world, death from these monsters caused players to fall into a coma. Only Shugo and Rena can solve this issue, but why are they targeted, and what are the secrets that hide the game?

Centered on the HIT GAME CyberConnect2, it will now be released in a CG Movie!The movie will be put in each.hack/G.U's storyline. Trilogy of games. The plot follows Haseo, an online MMORPG player named The World: R2 first depicted as a PKK (Player Killer Killer) identified as the "Terror of Death," a former leader of the Twilight Brigade disbanded group. Haseo encounters Azure Kite (believing that he is Tri-Edge and blaming him for what happened to Shino) but that he is hopelessly outmatched. Azure Kite easily defeats Haseo and Data Drains him, lowering his level from 133 to 1 and leaving him with no objects, weapons, or addresses to members.
He's left with a mystery on his hands about the essence of the Data Drain and why Azure Kite has such a talent.Eventually Haseo receives Skeith's "Avatar." Acquiring Skeith's ability to call and use his powers, such as Data Drain. Haseo starts the search for a way to save Shino, with Skeith as his power.He is seen looking for a PK (Player Killer) known as Tri-Edge, whose victims are supposedly unable to return to The World after they have been PKs. Haseo's father, Shino, had been attacked by Tri-Edge six months before the game events and the player herself, Shino Nanao, was left in a coma.

Future Card Buddyfight sixth season featuring Gao Mikado's family.

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Future Card Buddyfight season four.

An expansion of the board game of the Future Game Buddyfight.

Future Card Buddyfight happens in today's more futuristic version. The card game connects via special cards (Buddy Rare Cards) which act as portals to a parallel universe. They are taking monsters to Earth to become friends with humans. They take on and overcome challenges, known as Buddyfights, through friendship and bravery, where people of all ages have fun, non-hurtful competitions. Gaou Mikado, the main character, has just started a Buddyfighting. As the story goes on, the Buddyfights seem to become a little too real ...

There is no heaven or hell after death, just a bar that stands between reincarnation and oblivion. There the attendant will challenge the recently deceased's pairs one after another to a random game in which they must wager their fate of either rising into reincarnation or falling into the void. Each person's true nature will be unveiled in a ghastly procession of death and memories, dancing to the whims of the bar's owner, whether it's bowling, darts, air hockey or something in between. Welcome to Quindecim, where afterlife arbiter Decim is awaiting! Death Parade builds on a one-shot original intended to train young animators.
It follows that more people are getting judgement before a strange, black-haired guest causes Decim to start challenging his own judgments.

The Kazama Family—a group of three want tobe delinquents and good mates, led by Kenji Kazama, at Fujou Academy attempts to make a name for themselves. The gang finds itself putting out a fire in the Game Development Club on the first day of the word. The quirky club members strike and knock out Kenji's two friends, causing Kenji to fight for his life, rather than than than than thanking them. The gang leader is forced to join the Game Production Club if he fails to escape.
When he settles in, Kenji gets to know the four girls who are responsible for his temporary membership — the president of the student council and general dictator Chitose Karasuyama, the fiery tomboy Sakura Mizukami, the incompetent club manager Minami Oosawa, and the notorious shadow leader Roka Shibasaki. Kenji starts to understand that he can genuinely enjoy himself despite the Game Development Club's relentless shenanigans and his futile attempts to escape the club.

Bishoujo Yuugi Unit Crane Game Girls The second season.

The show tracks three girls striving to become celebrities while at a game center and working part time. Little do they know that, in fact, a shadowy organisation is gathering them to defend the Earth against a massive meteorite.

Chihaya Ayase, a strong-willed and tomboyish girl, grows up in her older sister's shadow. She is happy with her share of life without any hopes of her own until she meets Arata Wataya. The quiet transfer student in her elementary class introduces her to competitive karuta, a physically and mentally demanding card game inspired by Hundred Poets 'classic Japanese anthology Captivated by Arata's enthusiasm for the game and motivated by Japan's possibility of being the best, Chihaya quickly loves the karuta world. She joins the local Shiranami Society alongside the prodigy Arata and her haughty but hard-working friend Taichi Mashima.
The trio spends their idyllic days of childhood playing together, before circumstances separate them.Chihaya has now grown into a karuta freak in secondary school. She intends to create the Municipal High Competitive Karuta Club in Mizusawa, setting her sights on the Omi Jingu National Championship. Together with the now dismissive Taichi, Chihaya's vision of setting up a karuta team is only one step away from being true: she has to put members together with a passion for the game that fits her own.

Aichi and his friends won the National Tournament and decided to go their own way before the arrival of a mysterious boy named Takuto Tatsunagi. He reveals that the members of the Royal Paladins, Dark Paladins, and Kagero have been captured, and the only way to free Cray is for the warriors of the Vanguard to use a new power- limit break. Aichi's deck is changed to a Gold Paladin deck because the Royal Paladins lose the ability to fight. Aichi and his friends need to win the Vanguard VF Circuit now if they want to learn more about Cray's happenings and free their old friends.

The show will explore an parallel world to the main game, and will concentrate on Kouji Ibuki, a Cardfight antagonist!! Vanguard Movie: Suiko Tatsunagi and Neon Messiah.

Cardfight season 4!! Vanguard Series G.

Cardfight season 3!! Vanguard Series G.

Cardfight first half of second season!! Vanguard Series G.

The second half of Cardfight season!! Vanguard Series G.

Cardwrestling!! Vanguard features a world in which Cardfight is a game!! Vanguard is becoming the new craze in trading card gamers, becoming a part of people's daily lives around the world. The game is not limited to Earth alone; fights take place on another world named Cray, between the creatures used by the players.The story starts with the shy middle schooler Aichi Sendou, whose meek nature always makes him a target for bullies. While he was very young, Aichi was given a very rare card, "Blaster Blade" It's his one treasure which gives hope to him. This is, before he takes it off.
And if Aichi has never played Cardfight!! Similar to this, Vanguard challenges the thief to a game to take back the "Blaster Sword." This high-stakes game quickly draws Aichi into the world of Vanguard wars, which as a player and as a individual will test and change his worth.

Meet Toppa Bashin, a favorite trading card of sixth grade hero. Bashin Kadobatora possessed a special ability. The myth is a rumor at Reakado X high. Bashin actually knows that there are like-minded rivals with pyroxene, the X over the Reakado, violent card fight we oppose. Stocked Reakado X all the time, claim the fight to get the best and most iconic champion. The final fight and the victory of the world champion.

Two enigmatic brothers, Yuuki and Kajitsu Momose, send a 12-year-old boy named Dan Bashin into the alternative universe of Grand Rolo. He discovers there that he is one of the key soldiers chosen to bear the light of the red sun. He must save Grand Rolo, along with the other soldiers, from Otherworld Ruler, who has been manipulating the native worlds.

Shunta Mogami is fond of the game Fighting Spirits. One day he is transported to Spirits World by a light from a Battle Spirits card, the root of all Battle Spirits. He meets a girl called Eto, who claims to have summoned him to Spirits World to prevent its destruction by the resurrected Evil God-King, who once orchestrated Spirits World's destruction before being defeated and sealed away. Together with the strong, green-deck-wielding Yoku Albatrosa, who also came from a different planet, Shunta is setting out to find the twelve God-Kings whose control had originally sealed the evil God-King.

Dan now needs fiercer fights and tougher enemies. So it is that when Mai appears before him, he offers the two, and Dan falls to chance.

He is transported into the future, a time when other-dimensional forces attack Earth. Today, the fate of all mankind lies on the shoulders of Dan. The failure price is a re-set of the entire history of Earth.

After gathering the courage in an online game to propose to a girl, naïve otaku Hideki "Russian" Nishimura is devastated when she rejects him flat out. To make matters worse, the girl admits she is a real-life older man. Rusian comes to an unexpected decision after his raging fit with his hopes shattered and his heart broken: he will never again trust another girl in an online game.Years later, Rusian is now in a group of three other members, one of whom has a female avatar named "Ako." Ako loves Rusian deeply and wants to marry him.
While considering the idea that she might be a male, Rusian accepts her proposal, believing that her gender matters as long as she is cute in the game. However, after a conversation among guild members that culminated in all of them having an offline meeting, Rusian finds out that Ako, along with the other members, are not just girls, but his schoolmates too.

Haruyuki Arita is a depressed, overweight middle schooler who finds comfort in playing video games. But one day his life takes a dramatic turn, when he discovers that Kuroyukihime, the famous vice president of the student council, has topped all his high scores. She then invites him to the student lounge and introduces him to "Brain Burst," a software that allows the users to boost their brain waves to the point that time appears to end. Brain Burst also acts as an virtual reality fighting game, and users must win duels against other players to get more points to accelerate.When a user loses all their points, however, they will also for ever lose access to Brain Burst.
Kuroyukihime states that she has decided to show the software to Haruyuki because she wants his support. She wants to meet Brain Burst's creator and find out why it was made, but that's easier to say than done; to do so, she has to beat the "Six Kings of Pure Color," strong faction leaders in the game, and reach level 10, the highest possible level. After Haruyuki helps the girl conquer the bullies that are tormenting him, he promises to help her achieve her goal and so the duo begins the battle to reach the top.