>>1

The moment you see it, you go “Ah…”

Hey, this…

Right now, you can get the SSSR Aiko.

I tried it for now.

The content is typical of G123’s idle games.

The story only has the first few minutes so far.

It has a system where you organize battles with leeks, students, and characters other than students.

By the way, all the students are already implemented, although they have different ranks.

I don’t know if the number of stars is a rank, but isn’t it suddenly a bit crazy?

>>6

The stars represent the number of times the upper limit has been exceeded.

You can use fragments to enhance your status and skills.

Regarding combat

Once you level up, you can speed things up and also skip, so it’s pretty easy.

G123 is famously known for being bad, but it’s a game you can leave alone.

The mushroom legend is generally like this.

Maybe people in the world are hoping for a game like this, and it’s driving me crazy to think about it.

Isn’t there actually a consistent demand?

I’m just hesitant because of G123.

There is no voice either.

>>15

Yeah…

>>20

I don’t know now, but when I touched it a little while ago, there was voice acting, but it was all reused from the anime.

>>15

Well, there are probably quite a few people who have retired…

What is SSSR anyway? Isn’t it supposed to be SSR or UR?

>>16

SSR is the lowest rank.

UR is ranked second from the top.

Is this from the company that makes Vivid Army?

I’m sorry.

When I searched for Vivid Army, it was G123.

Committed suicide.

>>22

I interpret.

The spider was from here too…

Nothing changes in what I have to do.

Knowing this makes it easier in a way, as it eliminates the need to worry about whether to do it or not.

The Granblue Fantasy collaboration is really successful.

Is that really that good for fans?

>>26

It’s treated better than the original…

The Granblue collaboration is great because the art is good…

I’ve been annoyed by the ads that keep popping up lately.

How many times do you think I’ve pressed “not interested” already?

Granblue Fantasy has full voice acting too…

To be honest, Negima wasn’t treated very well even back then.

The anime wasn’t as well-received as people say, and the original story is quite complicated, so it’s surprising that there are this many fans.

I honestly didn’t really get what was so amazing about Granblue Fantasy’s collaborations!

When I see things like this, I indeed feel like they are putting in a lot of effort.

Anime was not particularly fortunate…

It has been adapted into an anime twice, huh?

What became a topic of conversation was just the opening theme song.

>>35

I heard something about Oricon, but the anime didn’t do well, did it?

I feel like there were quite a few games with systems similar to Super Robot Wars, and the developments really weren’t favorable.

Although the implementation is limited, Granblue Fantasy allows you to fully listen to the ending world with complete chanting.

I thought you were carrying them on your back.

The latest theory is that G123, which only releases bad games, hasn’t gone bankrupt because it is supported by USAID.

Is there really that much demand for idle games?

>>41

Nobody wants to play the game.

Well, you might be wondering why I play games, right? I wonder why that is…

The fact that the Negima PS2 game was well-made is not widely known.

Not long ago, Granblue Fantasy was recommended for its collaborations where you could get characters for free…

>>44

If I can get green onions and Eva, that should be enough.

>>44

Once the gacha is implemented, it seems to be running quite smoothly, so I guess it can’t be helped.

I learned my lesson from the sticky wars.

I’ve often heard of anime with heroines being cremated, but I don’t know much else…

I haven’t followed it since then, so I don’t know, but I wonder if they completed it with the reanimation.

I feel like the live-action version wasn’t that bad… Takamichi’s Hiroshi one.

I played Granblue, and I’m pretty satisfied with the point where Negi-kun and Negi Papa ended up traveling together at the end…

That’s right, this is what I wanted to see…

I had played the magic circle in the same place a while ago, but it’s almost the same screen…

Rather, it’s surprising that they didn’t implement collaboration character gacha until the tenth year.

This time too, the main character Negi and the popular character Eva are being distributed, so there’s still a feeling of resistance.

Granblue Fantasy has unleashed the full chant of “Owaru Sekai” in this Reiwa era.

The magic weapon “Raiden Daisou” and “Hero with a Thousand Faces” first appeared with voice in the Granblue Fantasy collaboration.

It seems that the Negima game for PS2 was quite fun to play.

The Granblue Fantasy collaboration is probably the first and last chance in my life to give a ring to Rakan.

Having too many female characters can sometimes be a hindrance in anime production, I wonder.