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People are prettiest when they talk about something they really love with passion in their eyes

unstablereactor:

Neon Genesis Evangelion > Xenon Testament Televangelist

Tokyo Ghoul > Shinjuku Banshee > Okinawa Phantom

Your Lie in April > Your Half-Truth in February

Mobile Suit Gundam > Immobile Pajamas Guntank

Initial D > Middle Name T

Fullmetal Alchemist > Totally Aluminum Artificer

Bleach > Oxy Clean

Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet > Biggo at da Green Planetoid

Asura Cryin > Asuka is Upset

Highschool of the Dead > Middle School of the Departed

Accel World > Velocity Place

Fate/Stay Night > Destiny/Bed and Breakfast

Pokemon > Pouch Demons

Card Captor Sakura > Poker Abductor Sasuke

Mega Man > Big Guy (for you)

Yuyushiki > Hyaku Shiki > Delta Plus

Char Aznable > Full Frontal > Bigger Longer and Unrated

Naruto > Boruto

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Angel Beats (8/10):

Blue Exorcist (8/10):

Blue Spring Ride (8/10):

Code Geass (9/10):

Gurren Lagann (-/10):

Haikyuu (10/10):

Howl’s Moving Castle (10/10):

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■ Story Mode

In Story Mode, players control protagonist Satsuki Kiryuuin and proceed through the game while fighting various characters.

Starting from the “Tutorial,” which teaches the basics of how to play, players will fight against various enemies while following a story that combines a battle format and more unique to Story Mode.

The scenario is an original story that branches from episode eight of the anime, and is written by original writer Kazuki Nakashima.

At the end of the First Naturals Election, the one that appeared before Satsuki was Ragyou, not Nui!? Why did Ragyou appear? What is this series of inexplicable events?

■ New Game Modes

Kill la Kill the Game: IF has more than just competitive game modes. There are also a number of single-player modes you can enjoy.

Practice Modes

—Tutorial

Re-experience the tutorial stage that you first played in Story Mode. Learn the game’s basic controls under the guidance of Sewing Club president Shirou Iori. This mode is recommended for players who are playing for the first time or want to learn how the characters operate from the get-go.

—Training Mode

Use your favorite character, choose a stage and opponent character, and freely edit the settings of the CPU’s behavior. This mode is recommended for players who want to practice combos or learn the ins and outs of a character.

—Win-Through Challenge

Continue to fight your way past randomly selected CPU characters using a character of your choice. Your HP will carry over into the next battle, but will recover a certain amount for each battle you win. Test your skills to see how many battles you can win.

—COVERS Challenge

A one-versus-many mode where the goal is to mow down the COVERS that appear. Defeating an enemy will cause it to drop various items, and your Ketsui Level and character stats will rise while fighting. There are three types of COVERS Challenges:

• One-Minute Challenge: Defeat the highest possible amount of enemies in one minute. It is vital to obtain the “Time Extension Item” only dropped by enemies in this challenge to extend your time while fighting.
• 100-Man Challenge: A time-attack challenge to defeat 100 enemies in the fastest possible time.
• Endless Battle: Keep fighting enemies until your HP is fully depleted.