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Bubble Bobble Part 2

***Bubble Bobble Part 2***, known in Japan as ***Bubble Bobble 2*** (バブルボブル2) is a game in the *Bubble Bobble* series. While it was never released in the arcade, two versions of the game were developed independently from each other (for the NESand Game Boy formats), with each game receiving a different story line as a result. The Game Boy version is known in Japan as ***Bubble Bobble Junior*** (バブルボブルジュニア).

## Game Producer

The Game Producer of Bubble Bobble Part 2 and Sugoi Hebereke is OLM, Inc. for the Credits.
Tamagotchi Original Animations

Tamagotchi Original Animations (たまごっちオリジナルアニメ Tamagotchi Orijinaru Anime) is a OVA series of Tamagotchi shows. They star the lives of Mametchi, Chamametchi, Hapihapitchi, Kuchipatchi, and Memetchi. It appears to take place after the second movie.

They were first released on DVD with a toy, with every kids Happy Meal at McDonald's in Japan for a limited time. Soon after then released on YouTube along with Let's Go! Tamagotchi. They are available only in Japanese with English subtitles. The DVD was also released in the Philippines, with the same Happy Meal toys and translated to Tagalog.
Hanazuki: Full of Treasures

***Hanazuki: Full of Treasures*** (***花小木：宝の一杯 Hana Ogi: Takara no ippai***) is an American animated children's web show and a Japanese Anime television episode series produced by Titmouse, Inc. for Hasbro Studios and presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications, with Stephen Davis of Hasbro Studios and Chris Prynoski of Titmouse serving as executive producers. Made in conjunction with a line of *Hanazuki* toys, it is based on characters and concepts which were developed by Hanneke Metselaar and Niko Stumpo before Hasbro purchased them in 2010. Set in a fictional galaxy comprising countless moons, the series follows Hanazuki, a childlike being called a Moonflower who uses her emotion-based powers to protect her home from being obliterated by a dark force known as the "Big Bad".

## Missing Lesser-Known Sequel

Hanazuki: Full of Treasures: Object of the Tokai (花月：宝物だらけ：東海の物 Kagetsu: Takaramono-darake: Tōkai no mono) is a 2019 Japanese-American Comedy Anime Series Produced by Toei Animation Co., Ltd. and co-Distributed by Powerhouse of Entertainment and Toei Video Co., Ltd. It is a 2019 Object Show About The Missing Lesser-Known Sequel to Hanazuki: Full of Treasures.
Spy Kids

Spy Kids (stylised as SPY kids) (スパイキッズ Supaikizzu) is a 2001 American spy adventure comedy film and a Japanese anime film Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications.

Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams (known in-film as Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams) (スパイキッズ2：夢の島 Supaikizzu 2: Yumenoshima) is a 2002 American spy adventure comedy film and a Japanese anime film Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications.

Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over (also known as Spy Kids 3: Game Over) (スパイキッズ3-D：ゲームオーバー Supaikizzu 3 - D: Gēmuōbā) is a 2003 American spy adventure comedy film, a Japanese anime film and the sequel to Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams. Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications.
Battle for Dream Island (series)

Battle for Dream Island (Dream Islandの戦い Dorīmu airando notatakai) is an American animated web series and a Japanese anime series about a competition between inanimate, anthropomorphic objects. It was created by Cary Huang and Michael Huang. It premiered on January 1, 2010, and is currently airing its fourth season. The entire series is uploaded on YouTube, on the channel Jacknjellify.

## About

The show's first season, simply named Battle for Dream Island, ran from 2010-2012, and tells a story of twenty, later twenty-one, inanimate, anthropomorphic objects living in a fictional place called Goiky, where they have known each other their whole lives. They are living peacefully until a mysterious Announcer drops from the sky and announces a competition to win Dream Island, a luxury island that all the objects lust after. They're split into two teams at first, the Squishy Cherries, and the Squashy Grapes. They competed in challenges each episode, and the losing team's fate is put in the hands of the viewers, who decide in the comments section who they want to be eliminated from the show. The format continued with several plot twists until three contestant were left competing, then a winner out of the three was directly voted. This contestant was declared the winner and gets to choose who is to be allowed onto the island with them.
The show's second season, Battle for Dream Island Again, ran from 2012-2013 and follows a similar format to the first season, but with several new characters, along with most of the original cast. It also expands the lore of the series. It was canceled early due to monetization issues on YouTube.
The show returned for a third season in 2016 after a long hiatus. The season was named IDFB, and picked up roughly 1000 days after the events of the final season two episode, where the objects are no longer competing, and are now living in the fictional Yoyle City. The season was going to add more lore to the show and shows how the objects adapted to their new lives. It currently only has one episode — "Welcome Back". The season was put on hold due to the creators attending college. It is also possible that IDFB was dropped completely in favor of it's follow-up season, BFB, as stated by Cary in his BFB 1 reaction video:

"Who really liked IDFB? It was pretty good, but it had no direction, no competition. We had some plans for the storyline and the lore to expand, but this is better".

The fourth and current season, the aforementioned Battle for BFDI, premiered on November 3, 2017, and boasts a cast of 64 contestants, both new and old, once again competing for a reward, A BFDI. The art style is more loose and simple, allowing episodes to be released either bi-weekly or tri-weekly, with longer waiting times observed for breaks and holidays. The season was hosted by Four and X until "Four Goes Too Far", when it was hosted by Donut until "This Episode is About Basketball" when X returned. Four also returned in "Enter the Exit". Currently 12 episodes have been released.
Chameleon Twist

Chameleon Twist (カメレオンツイスト Kamereon Tsuisuto) is a platformer developed by Japan System Supply and published for the Nintendo 64 in 1997 by Sunsoft.
Though disregarded by critics due to its difficult gameplay control and strange life and continue system, Chameleon Twist was heralded for its uniqueness and garnered a cult following, earning it a sequel titled Chameleon Twist 2.
Corruption

Corruption is another unseen trait (‘skill/stat’) in Arcana that affects both Tamers and Digimon, they may each start out with some upon entering Arcana, but that is up to them and their backstory.

## What is Corruption?

Corruption and darkness seem to go hand in hand, but unlike darkness corruption can happen to the good and the bad. Corruption is caused by the firewall which corrode data of both living and non living, it affects digimon and humans equally, data crystals can fend off this effect but some places are so corrupted that data crystals (and D-Pendents) cannot protect humans and digimon from them.

Corruption is most commonly as visual glitching but can also manifest mentally, as the person’s senses can become distorted. With high enough corruption, one could be driven to insanity. Upon reaching maximum corruption one will become completely insane and digimon will become aggressive and feral, which may also result in them evolving to a higher level.

## How do you gain Corruption?

The main way to get corruption is to willing enter an area, interact with an object, or beings with high corruption. You maybe also gain corruption from scanning highly corrupted digimon if you get a 1 on the roll.

## How do you cure Corruption?

Much like Darkness you can have private meetings with Taromon to remove points of corruptions but at the cost of losing points form your Tamers/Digimon skills.

As well as there are Quests that might pop up specifically for resolving corruption. These Quests will often be given by Taromon, but my come from other NPCs. They may not appear monthly

Data Crystals could also be used to remove corruptions, but depending on how they were obtain may cause your Tamer/Digimon to gain darkness.
Nebulus 2: Pogo-A-Go-Go

Initial release date: 1991

Developer: Japan System Supply, Toshiba Miramax Communications

Publisher: Miramax Interactive

Platforms: Amiga

Nebulus 2: Pogo-A-Go-Go (Nebulus 2：ポゴ-A-ゴーゴー Nebulus 2: Pogo - A - gōgō) is a Japanese Anime Video Game Developed by Japan System Supply and Toshiba Miramax Communications and Published by Miramax Interactive for Amiga 500.
Super Robocade color splash

Super Robocade color splash (スーパーロボカードカラースプラッシュ Sūpārobokādokarāsupurasshu) is a Japanese Anime Video Game Developed by Konami Digital Entertainment and Stefie Blue Productions Company Limited and Published by Epic Games for Linux, PS4, Windows and XBLA. It Was Released on July 4, 2018 in Japan and January 23, 2018 in North America.
Chameleon Twist 2

Chameleon Twist 2 (カメレオンツイスト2 Kamereon Tsuisuto 2) is a video game developed by Japan System Supply and published by Sunsoft for the Nintendo 64 released in 1998. It is the sequel to Chameleon Twist. It became Produced by Toei Animation and Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications. It should be Released on October 22, 1999 in Japan for the Sharp X68000.
Cotton: Fantastic Night Dreams

Cotton: Fantastic Night Dreams (コットン FANTASTIC NIGHT DREAMS) is a scrolling shooter arcade game developed by Success and published by Sega on Sega's Sega System 16B Arcade system board in 1991 as is the first entry in the Cotton series.[1][2][3][4] It was ported to both the Sharp X68000 and the NEC TurboGrafx-CD (also known as PC Engine) in 1993. The TurboGrafx-CD version was released on Super CD-ROM and features an enhanced redbook audio soundtrack and voice acting on the Japanese release. The game was later ported to the PlayStation under the title SuperLite 1500 Series - Fantastic Night Dreams - Cotton Original in 1999. A downgraded version was released for the Neo Geo Pocket Color[5][6] in 2000. it was Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications.
Pokemon + Tamagotchi

## Pokémon (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi Video Adventures (1997)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi: The Movie (2007)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi: Happiest Story in the Universe! (2008)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Let's Go Tamagotchi! (2007)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi! (2009)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi! Yume Kira Dream (2012)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi! Miracle Friends (2013)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi Friends (2014)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## GO-GO Tamagotchi! (2014)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi! Tamatomo Daishuu GO (2015)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Eiga Tamagotchi: Himitsu no Otodake Daisakusen! (2017)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications
Sanrio CBS

**Sanrio CBS** is a Japanese American Holding Company Founded in 1978 by Sanrio and CBS Television Network. It has became headquartered in the In-between of Japan and the United States and Located in Asia-Pacific.

## History

in 1978, Sanrio CBS has first appeared in Asia-Pacific with Locations even like Japan and the United States.

## Filmography

### Sanrio Company (Formerly Sanrio Communications)

* Those Characters from Cleveland Titles (1983-present)

### CBS Television Network

* Vooz Character System Titles (2006-present)
* Voozclub Titles (2011-present)

### Distributions and Productions

* Care Bears (1985-present)
* Canimals (2011-present)
Scream Breath

Weapon Boost

A breath weapon that lets a digimon let out a horrible screech and inflicts fear status. Also halves the defense of the opponent with a critical hit.

Does normal attack damage to opponents plus your digimon's energy score. Digimon with the fear effect have a negative -2 to attack and -2 to dodge rolls.

## History

* Part of the Armor Set
* Given in the Scary Story Time quest
Care Bears

The **Care Bears** are a fictional group of multi-colored bear characters, originally painted in 1981 by artist Elena Kucharik to be used on greeting cards from American Greetings but in 1983, the characters were turned into plush teddy bears.

The characters headlined their own television series called *Care Bears* from 1985 to 1988. They also made three feature films: *The Care Bears Movie* (1985), *Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation* (1986), and *The Care Bears Adventure in Wonderland* (1987).

Each Care Bear is a different color and has a special "belly badge" that represents its personality. Adding to the Care Bear family are the "Care Bear Cousins", which feature a lion, rabbit, penguin, raccoon, monkey, elephant, pig, lamb, dog, cat, and horse created in the same style as the Care Bears.

In 2002, new versions of the bears were manufactured by Play-Along Toys; these new Care Bears appeared in three computer animated films: *Care Bears: Journey to Joke-a-lot* (2004), *The Care Bears' Big Wish Movie* (2005), and *Care Bears: Oopsy Does It!* (2007).

A revival TV series titled *Care Bears: Welcome to Care-a-Lot* aired on The Hub in 2012 for one season; a continuation with the same characters, *Care Bears and Cousins*, was commissioned by Netflix and premiered in 2015. That year, toy company Just Play debuted a range of Care Bears toys (plush, figurines, and blind bag collectibles) based on the series.
Tamagotchi! (anime)

## Tamagotchi Video Adventures (1997)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Let's Go Tamagotchi! (2007)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi! (2009)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi! Yume Kira Dream (2012)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi! Miracle Friends (2013)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi Friends (2014)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## GO-GO Tamagotchi! (2014)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi! Tamatomo Daishuu GO (2015)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Eiga Tamagotchi: Himitsu no Otodake Daisakusen! (2017)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications
Super Adventure Jim's World

MSX Game Under The Original Title Card "Super Jim Jump"

***Super Adventure Jim's World*** (Japanese: ***スーパーアドベンチャージムの世界***  ***Sūpāadobenchājimu no sekai***) is a platformer video game developed by Kodansha Co., Ltd. and published by ZeniMax Media for the ZX Spectrum and MSX. ***Super Adventure Jim's World*** is also The Part of Jabber Adventure - Super Jump.
New GoAnimate The Movie

Directed by
Allison Craig (as Ciannan Irvine)
Joji Shimura
Voices of
United States: Jessica DiCicco (Jane)
Colleen O'Shaunessey (Ann)
Cassandra Morris (Matt)
Michael Sinterniklaas (Steven)
Avery Waddell (Joyce)
Japan: Mariya Ise (Jane)
Yuuko Sanpei (Ann)
Kei Shindou (Matt)
Rie Kugimiya (Steven)
Yuko Gibu (Joyce)
Composer(s) United States: John Jennings Boyd
Eric V. Hachikian
Japan: Aozora
Country of origin
United States
Japan
Original language(s)
English
Japanese
Executive producer(s)
Stephen Davis
Chris Prynoski
Producer(s)
Winnie Chaffee
Editor(s)
Louis Legge
Running time
208 minutes
Production Company: Hemdale Enterprises, LLC.; Toshiba Miramax Communications Co., Ltd.; GoAnimate Studios
Distributed by: Miramax Films; Toho Co.
Released: October 22, 2016 (Japan); January 12, 2017 (United States)

New Go Animate The Movie (新しい碁アニメーションをアニメ Atarashī go animēshon o anime) is a Japanese Anime Film Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications.
Sorette, Kuchipatchi.

Sorette, Kuchipatchi. (それって、くちぱっち。) is the name of a Tamagotchi franchise based on the character Kuchipatchi. The franchise has wide range of home products, all Kuchipatchi-themed. There is also an official web site and online webisodes.

Unlike other Tamagotchi franchise, Sorette Kuchipatchi seems to be aimed at Tamagotchi fans of any age and gender, rather than young girls.
Inanimate Insanity

Inanimate Insanity (無生生な狂気 Mu nama namana kyōki) is an American animated competition web series and a Japanese Anime Series on YouTube. The show is about 16 anthropomorphic objects that compete for 1 million dollars. It premiered on April 1, 2011, however, due to hacking situations, Episodes 1 to 5.5 were removed and reuploaded on September 14, 2011.
The series came to a halt on June 1, 2012 for a summer hiatus, but returned on September 1, 2012. The final episode was released on December 8, 2012. A second season of the series aired on April 2, 2013, featuring eight original returning contestants and twelve new contestants.
Tamagotchi + Pokemon

## Pokémon (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi Video Adventures (1997)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi: The Movie (2007)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi: Happiest Story in the Universe! (2008)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Let's Go Tamagotchi! (2007)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi! (2009)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi! Yume Kira Dream (2012)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi! Miracle Friends (2013)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi Friends (2014)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## GO-GO Tamagotchi! (2014)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Tamagotchi! Tamatomo Daishuu GO (2015)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications

## Eiga Tamagotchi: Himitsu no Otodake Daisakusen! (2017)

Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications
Collect Magical Candies!

*Some sections of this article may be under construction at the moment.*

* Episode Card
* Eyecatch 1
* Eyecatch 2

**Collect Magical Candies!** (マジカルキャンディーを集めよう!) is the 2nd episode in the of the *Magical Girl Raising Project Animated* series.

## Major Events

* Characters Introduced:
	+ Ruler
	+ Minael
	+ Yunael
	+ Tama
	+ Swim Swim
	+ Calamity Mary
* Ripple had a flashback
* La Pucelle's human form was revealed (Intro Card)
* Nemurin's human form was revealed
* Swim Swim's human form was hinted
* Fav announced that the Magical Girl with the lowest amount of candies by the end of the week will be eliminated
	+ Snow White placed first in the rankings
	+ Nemurin placed last in the rankings
		- She was eliminated and her status is now deceased

## Synopsis

**“Collect Magical Candies!”**

The Magical Girls are shocked to learn, from Fav’s sudden announcement, that, each week, a Magical Girl is chosen to drop out when she doesn’t collect enough Magical Candies. Hosonami Hanano, also known as Ripple, is desperate to find ways to serve people along with her companion, Top Speed. Nemurin, who can only accomplish anything in her dreams, meanwhile, worked at a more leisurely pace. And the first dropout was announced.

## Summary

Claiming that there is not enough mana within the city to support sixteen Magical Girls, Fav announces that whoever earns the fewest Magical Candies from performing good deeds each week will lose their ability to transform. Reluctantly accepting these new rules, Magical Girls Ripple and Top Speed recall their encounter with the dangerous outlaw Calamity Mary. Meanwhile, as Koyuki continues her duties with La Pucelle, she speaks online with Nemurin, a Magical Girl who can enter dreams. When the first results are announced, Nemurin ends up with the lowest score and is eliminated from the running, deciding to use her remaining time to visit one more dream. However, after her time runs out, Nemurin's true identity, Nemu Sanjou is found dead by her mother.

## Trivia

* The entire dream sequence of the boy that Nemurin saved is a reference to the Ultraman series.
	+ The monster that was shown terrorizing the city is a nod to the popular Kaiju, Godzilla.
	+ Additionally, when Nemurin came to the boy's dream, she raised her right fist forward and surfaced with a pose similarly to Ultraman.
		- To add to that, her face and pose went nearer towards the camera which is also similar to Ultramen when they surface after transformation.
	+ Her "Nemurin Beam" could also be a reference to the Ultra Beam that all Ultramen possessed.

## Reference

1. ↑ Synopsis was taken from Crunchyroll.
Double Shadow

*Some sections of this article may be under construction at the moment.*

**Magical Girl Raising Project Double Shadow** (魔法少女育成計画double shadow) also known simply as **Double Shadow**, is an upcoming reading drama for the Magical Girl Raising Project series.

The reading drama will feature two stories, **Double Shadow** and **The Blue Magical Girl’s Self-Assertion Ver. 2** (青い魔法少女の自己主張Ver.2)

It will be performed at Sogetsu Hall in Minato City, Tokyo.

## Gallery

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Magical Daisy Series

**Magical Daisy** (マジカルデイジーシリーズ) is a popular anime series that exists in the Magical Girl Raising Project universe.

## General Information

*Magical Daisy* is an anime that revolves around Magical Daisy and her trusty mascot, Palette, as they help civilians and defeat villains.

## Known Cast and Staff

* Musician Of The Forest, Cranberry wrote the *Magical Daisy* opening theme song.
* Magical Daisy is the main character.
* Palette is another main character and Magical Daisy's mascot.
* Fav is responsible for the music and arrangement.
* Lyrics are provided by asr.

## Navigation

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Dark Cutie/Synopsis

## *Before Magical Girl Raising Project: ACES*

### Past Fame

Dark Cutie was once a celebrity who appeared in the Magical Girl show *Cutie Healer Galaxy*, which was part of the Magical Kingdom's propaganda campaign to create a positive image for Magical Girls in the human world. She played the part of the villain and proved to be rather popular, with many watchers wondering whether she'll be defeated by the protagonist or redeemed. However, for some inexplicable reason, Dark Cutie was suddenly written out of the series and her storyline was left unresolved.

Because she had devoted a lot of time to the show, Dark Cutie fell into a depression after effectively being fired. She began desperately clinging on to her past fame, even having *Cutie Healer* merchandise on her at all times. As a result, she eventually lost her grip on reality and started to view the world in anime-logic.
Detec Bell/Dream World

*Some sections of this article may be under construction at the moment.*

## Ideal Detec Bell

Created in the Dream World, **Ideal Detec Bell** (理想のディティック・ベル) is Lapis Lazuline's ideal version of Detec Bell and is one of the main protagonists of *Magical Girl Raising Project in Dreamland*.

## Personality

She is described as a detective full of confidence.

## Magic

***Can talk to buildings.***

Her magic is the same as the original version.
Agrielreymwaed Quarky

*Some sections of this article may be under construction at the moment.*

**Agrielreymwaed Quarky** (アグリイェルレイムエイド·クォーキ) is a character who appeared in *Magical Girl Raising Project: breakdown*.

Agrielreymwaed Quarky was one of the Mages invited to go to The Island for the inheritance. She was accompanied by Love Me Ren-Ren and Nephilia.

## Appearance

### Human

In *Breakdown,* she is described as woman in her mid-twenties with long chestnut brown hair. Her makeup is light, with only the red colour of her rogue lipstick strong. She wears a camisole, with one strap on her clavicle and one off of her shoulder.

Her design by Maruino differs slightly to her description. Agri has medium-length brown hair with brown eyes, and is garbed in white mage robes with black and grey accents. Her robes have intricate design, the most prominent being the roses towards the bottom of her dress. She wears a white collar with a pendant attached. Her shoes are small black slip-ons.

## Personality

She seems to despise being the daughter of Lyr Cuem Sataborn's lover. She is shown to hate her father and has difficulties with her mother.

However, Quarky does care for her two companions very much and appreciates them sticking with her, despite not wanting to show them that side of her.

## Relationships

### Love Me Ren-Ren

Love Me Ren-Ren is one of Agrielreymwaed Quarky companions. She was the one who told Love Me Ren-Ren to use her magic on Pastel Mary to get her to collect the greyfruits around the island.

### Nephilia

Nephilia is one of Agrielreymwaed Quarky companions. Agri frequently used Nephilia's contracts to get other participants to sign them when making deals with her. Agri also wanted Nephilia to get Clantail to sign the contract in exchange for greyfruits, due to the amount of wealth Clantail obtained after the events of *Restart.*

### Navi Ru

Agri doesn't trust Navi Ru, but roped him into signing a contract with her regardless.
Miasmic eather

NOTA BENE: In some jurisdictions, including the Epistemiad at the Core, Miasmic Eather (sometimes rendered as Miasmic Ether or Miasmic Earth) is regarded as belonging to the second category of Anathema. Discretion is advised.

A dark, cloying substance which has been shown (Biederbeak, Proc Roy Soc Theo Chem 25521) to drain life force from living beings and sap energy from normal matter, Miasmic Eather appears (NB: except in jurisdictions where it is Anathema, of course) in hollows, usually along geologically active fault lines. Exposure to sufficient quantities can be fatal; exposure to excessive quantities can result in departure from the world of Etymer entirely.

Complete encasement in wax, honey, or the secretions of the Dwarf Banyan may provide protection from Miasmic Eather for an extended time (Raggatuli, 5 J Explor Ent 338), though sunlight hastens its deterioration.
Dizzy Down the Rapids

Dizzy Down the Rapids (ディジー・ダウン・ザ・ラピッズ Dijī daun za rapizzu) is an arcade style action video game that was published in 1991 by Codemasters for the Amstrad CPC, Spectrum, DOS, Atari ST, Commodore 64 and Amiga and being developed by Harmony Gold and Tatsunoko Production and published in 1993 by Toshiba Miramax Communications for the MSX2.
Bionicle: Mask of Light

Bionicle: Mask of Light (バイオニクル：光のマスク Baionikuru: Hikari no masuku) is a Japanese Anime Live Action CGI Hybrid Animation Film Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications.

Bionicle 2: Legends of Metru Nui (バイオニクル2：Metruヌイの伝説 Baionikuru 2: Metru Nui no densetsu) is a Japanese Anime Live Action CGI Hybrid Animation Film Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications.

Bionicle 3: Web of Shadows (バイオニクル3：影のウェブ Baionikuru 3: Kage no u~ebu) is a Japanese Anime Live Action CGI Hybrid Animation Film Presented by Toshiba Miramax Communications.
Magical Girl Raising Project TV Animation

* First Key Visual
* Second Key Visual

An anime television series adaptation by Lerche began airing in Japan from October 1, 2016 and is being simulcast by Crunchyroll. The anime has been released across four Blu-ray & DVD volumes containing three episodes each.

The opening theme is "Sakebe" (叫べ Shout) sung by Manami Numakura, while the ending theme is "Dreamcatcher" sung by Nano.

## Plot

A popular social game known as the Magical Girl Raising Project has the ability to grant players a 1-in-10,000 chance of becoming a real-life magical girl. Each of the magical girls possesses unique abilities and earn Magical Candies by protecting people and performing good deeds. However, at some point, the administration has decided that sixteen magical girls in a certain city are too many, announcing they will cut the number in half by having the magical girl with the fewest Magical Candies each week lose their powers. As the rules of the game become more twisted, the girls eventually find themselves dragged into a life-or-death battle against each other.

## List of Episodes

*Main article: Magical Girl Raising Project TV Animation/Episode List*

## Gallery

### Key Visuals

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### Trailers

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## Related Articles

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## External links

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B-City

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**B-City** (B市) is a location in the *Magical Girl Raising Project* universe and the main stage for *Magical Girl Raising Project: Limited*.

## General Information

B-City is a place where the students of Namiyama Middle School live.

A 24-hour barrier was erected around the city in order to keep an assassin from escaping. Inside the barrier, anyone or anything with magic could not flee. The barrier was invisible to both the eyes of a Magical Girl or Mage and normal humans, but only those with magic could feel its effects. When a magic being would touch the barrier, their body would become numb and paralyzed. If they were to crash into the barrier with high speed or force, the damage would be greater and cause things such as bleeding or even death.

The barrier in B-City was supposed to be lifted after 24 hours, or after the assassin was defeated. However, when things became increasingly dangerous and one of their high-ranking officials was killed, the higher-ups decided to kill everyone in the city with magic. In order to prevent one of the dangerous prisoners from escaping, the barrier was updated to blow up the entire city along with anyone inside once it collapsed.

## Locations

### Namiyama Middle School

The school that Captain Grace, Funny Trick, Wedin, Kuru-Kuru Hime, Postarie and Rain Pow attended. Tepsekemei is a tortoise that lived in the science lab.

### Old Apartment

An old apartment that belonged to Captain Grace's father. The students stayed there and used it as their base of operation.

### Tera Town

Tera Town or Teramachi, is the name of B-City.

### Abandoned Factory

The factory where members of Namiyama and the Investigation Team first met the escaped Prisoners, after the Prisoners emerged from a hole within the factory created by Sonia Bean's magic.
Lapis Lazuline/Dream World

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## Ideal Lapis Lazuline

Created in the Dream World, **Ideal Lapis Lazuline** (理想のラピス・ラズリーヌ) is Detec Bell's ideal version of Lapis Lazuline and is one of the main protagonists of *Magical Girl Raising Project in Dreamland*.

She is proud to be the Ideal Detec Bell's assistant.

## Appearance

She looks like the original Lapis Lazuline.

## Personality

Her personality is no different from the original self.

## Magic

***Can use gems to teleport.***

Her magic is the same as the original version.
Experimental Site

The **Experimental Site** (事件場所), also referred to as The Lab, is both an Affiliation and a Location mentioned in *Magical Girl Raising Project: Black*, *Magical Girl Raising Project: White*, *Magical Girl Raising Project: breakdown*. It is an organization that belongs to Osk's Faction.

## General Information

The Experimental Site is established to supervise and monitor the development of Artificial Magical Girls and other labs. Supposedly, countless humans and Magical Girls were sacrificed in order to create them.

The Experimental site is also established as the place where different models of Homunculi are created, such as the Shadow Magical Girls seen in *Black*.

## Navigation

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Magical Broadcast Raising Project SIDE-D

**Magical Broadcast Raising Project SIDE-D** (魔放送女育成計画 SIDE D) is a radio talk show that is dedicated to and coincided along with *Magical Girl Raising Project TV Animation*. There are 16 episodes in total with each varies in length. Each episode features different hosts and sometimes, guests are invited.

## Episode List

***Note:** Some of the release date were based on their uploaded date.*

## References

Information retrieved from https://vgmdb.net/album/85367

## External links

* Radio Website https://www.onsen.ag/program/mahoiku/
* Listen on Niconico https://www.nicovideo.jp/mylist/66464572
* Listen on Nicozon https://www.nicozon.net/mylist/66464572
Magical Girl Raising Project (2)

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**Magical Girl Raising Project (2)** (魔法少女育成計画 (2)) is the second volume of the manga adaption of *Magical Girl Raising Project*.

## Synopsis

**16 Magical Girls unfold the game of despair and death.**

At the end of the increasingly cruel killing game, Snow White's heart finally broke. With the power "To hear the voices of anyone under distress", can she survive the killing game?

## Gallery

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Eljeena

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* F2P
* Manga

**Eljeena** (エルヅーナ) is a character who first appeared in *Magical Girl Raising Project: F2P*.

## Appearance

* Chibi drawing by manga artist Ryota Yuzuki
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### Human

Eljeena has long, purple hair reaching to her waist. She wears thin-framed glasses. Her outfit consists of a neat, long-sleeved white collared shirt with a long, black skirt with white lacy ends. She also wears black slippers.

## Personality

Eljeena was shown to be a kind-hearted, warm, and affectionate older sister to Wen. When Wen would worry about the injuries she would sustain, Eljeena was quick to push her own pain to the side to soothe his worries by making up excuses. Eljeena would often encourage Wen to play with other children, and was the one to introduce Wen to Akira and Kaoru in his childhood.

Eljeena was the sort of person that would take anything thrown at her with minimum complaints, such as enduring painful experiments to become a Magical Girl and entering a political marriage with the Hayesward family.

Even after Eljeena's death, Wen looks back on her as a positive force in his life, so driven by the influence she had on him while she was alive that he centers his entire cause around taking down the system that caused her death.

## Magic

Since Eljeena is a Mage, she does not have a unique ability like Magical Girls. She can perform a variety of rituals, use a variety of magical items, and exercise a variety of magic.

See *Mage* for more information.

It is unknown what sort of magic Eljeena had after being transformed into a Magical Girl.

## Relationships

### Wen Heizwald

Eljeena is Wen's older sister.

The two of them had a positive relationship, with Eljeena always looking out for Wen's best interests. When Wen would worry about the injuries on Eljeen's body, she would brush his concerns to the side as to not make him worry. She was also the one who introduced Wen to Akira and Kaoru because she wanted him to be able to have friends.

## Trivia

* In F2P Chapter 9, page 7, the powerful Magical Girl Eljeena is shown to have been turned into resembles that of the Pure Elements, with their signature tiara.

## Navigation

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1. ↑ https://tkj.jp/ebook/read/cd/F2P09
Glassianne/Synopsis

## *Before Magical Girl Raising Project: ACES*

### The Cake Shop

Once a month, Glassiane opens a Cake Shop with the help of another Magical Girl.

Even though Glassianne only opens once a month, she has gained a wide of loyal customers due to the taste of her cakes, which her clients see as "Magical".

### Super Glassis

Ever since she became a Magical Girl, Glassianne has always desired to get her own anime series. She wanted to call it "*Super Glassis*", a pun of her Magical Girl name and the word "sister" she hoped it could be an educational anime for kids.

Unfortunately for Glassianne, she never managed to get her anime series, however, she hasn´t given up yet.

## *Magical Girl Raising Project: ACES*

### The Secret Team

After being blackmailed by Princess Deluge, Pfle hires 3 Magical Girls to help Deluge capture Premiun Sachiko. One of those 3 Magical Girls was Glassianne, along with Micchan the Dictionary, and the celebrity Dark Cutie. Together they will become the "Secret Team", with Glassiane as the scout, Micchan as the strategist and Dark Cutie as its leader.
File not found

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Episode Card

**File not found** is the 12th and final episode of the *Magical Girl Raising Project Animated* series.

## Major Events

* Ripple fought Swim Swim
	+ Ripple wore and inherited Top Speed's cape
* Fav told Snow White where he's from and the true nature behind the game
* Snow White took action
	+ She destroyed her own Magical Phone
	+ She later ***tries*** to destroy the Administration Phone but......
* Swim Swim's status is now deceased
* Ripple took Swim Swim's weapon, Ruler
	+ Fav's status is now deceased
* The elimination game comes to an end with both Snow White and Ripple surviving
	+ Snow White reveals to be helping civilians outside her district
	+ She's training with Ripple
	+ Snow White and Ripple are now partners

## Synopsis

**“File Not Found”**

Snow White’s explanation falls on deaf ears, and Ripple engages Swim Swim in a fight to the death. Koyuki laments the powerlessness of the Magical Girls, doomed to fight and kill each other until their own deaths. Just when Koyuki gives up being a Magical Girl, Fav divulges the true purpose of the Magical Girl Raising Project.

## Summary

As Ripple goes to confront Swim Swim, Fav informs Snow White that he is actually a scout for the Magical Girl Recruitment and Training Project, where successful Magical Girls are either recruited into the Magical Kingdom or made into a Master to oversee the next exam. He further reveals that he intentionally riled up Ripple and Swim Swim, who he feels wouldn't make suitable Masters, so they would kill each other, wanting Snow White to be his new Master instead. Learning that it was because of Fav that everyone had to kill each other, Snow White breaks her Magical Phone and rushes to try and stop Ripple and Swim Swim. While losing an eye and an arm, Ripple manages to knock out Swim Swim with a flash grenade, killing her in her civilian form before passing out. Arriving at the scene too late, Snow White attempts to destroy the Administration Phone, which Fav gloats can't be destroyed so easily. Thanks to Snow White's Lucky Rabbit's Foot, however, Ripple manages to regain consciousness and uses Swim Swim's magical weapon to destroy the terminal, along with Fav. Six months later, Snow White is training with Ripple to become a stronger Magical Girl who can help others around the world.

## Reference

1. ↑ Synopsis was taken from Crunchyroll.
Magical Girl Raising Project BD/DVD Volume 4

## Magical Girl Raising Project BD Vol 4

**Magical Girl Raising Project BD/DVD Volume 4** (魔法少女育成計画 Blu-ray Disc/DVD 第4巻) is the fourth BD/DVD released after the anime.

## OST & Drama CD

### Featured Seiyuus

* Kikuko Inoue as Calamity Mary
* Megumi Ogata as Musician Of The Forest, Cranberry
* Kurumi Mamiya as Fav
* Ryo Sugisaki, Kouichi Souma, Kenta Sasa as Magical Creatures

## Gallery

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CoverFull CoverFull SetDiscComplete Set - FrontComplete Set - Back

## References

1. ↑  Information retrieved from https://vgmdb.net/album/62024
Magical Girl Raising Project BD/DVD Volume 2

## Magical Girl Raising Project BD/DVD Vol 2

**Magical Girl Raising Project BD/DVD Volume 2** (魔法少女育成計画 Blu-ray Disc/DVD 第2巻) is the second BD/DVD released after the anime.

## OST & Drama CD

### Featured Seiyuus

* Kappei Yamaguchi as Palette
* Kurumi Mamiya as Fav
* Megumi Ogata as Musician Of The Forest, Cranberry
* Kikuko Inoue as Calamity Mary
* Saori Hayami as Sister Nana
* Yu Kobayashi as Weiss Winterprison
* Satomi Arai as Magicaloid 44
* Yoko Hikasa as Ruler

## Gallery

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CoverFull CoverDisc

## References

1. ↑ Information retrieved from https://vgmdb.net/album/62022
Get the Super-Rare Items!

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* Episode Card
* Eyecatch 1
* Eyecatch 2

**Get the Super-Rare Items!** (激レアアイテムをゲットしよう！) is the 6th episode of the *Magical Girl Raising Project Animated* series.

## Major Events

* Magicaloid 44's human form and backstory was revealed
* La Pucelle fought Cranberry
	+ La Pucelle's backstory was revealed
		- Her status is now deceased
* Fav introduced 5 Magical items:
	+ 4-Dimensional Bag (Bought by Calamity Mary)
	+ Invisibility Cloak (Bought by Swim Swim)
	+ Ruler (Weapon) (Bought by Tama)
	+ Healing Medicine (Bought by Yunael)
	+ Lucky Rabbit's Foot (Bought by Hardgore Alice)
		- Tama and Swim Swim exchange their items
* Cranberry is revealed to be Fav's master
	+ Both are revealed to be the masterminds of the elimination game
* Hardgore Alice found Snow White
	+ Magicaloid 44 attacks Hardgore Alice
	+ Magicaloid 44's status is now deceased

## Synopsis

**“Get the Super-Rare Items!”**

Out of the blue, Cranberry challenges La Pucelle to a duel. Confused, she takes the challenge. Three days later, Fav announces the third dropout, as well as the addition of new items. Magicaloid 44 asks Calamity Mary to join forces with her. She agrees, but on a condition: “Kill someone.”

## Summary

La Pucelle battles against Cranberry, who seeks to kill opponents stronger than herself. Overwhelmed by Cranberry's strength, La Pucelle is thrown in front of an oncoming car and killed. Although Fav announces it to be an accident, a slip of the tongue causes Snow White to realize that La Pucelle was murdered. Fav also announces a set of first-come, first-served items, which girls pay for in exchange for taking years off of their lifespan, that was quickly sold out before Snow White can buy one for herself. Just then, Snow White is approached by Hardgore Alice, who is instantly beheaded by Magicaloid 44 under orders from Calamity Mary. However, before she can kill Snow White, Magicaloid 44 is killed by Hardgore Alice, who somehow managed to survive her decapitation.

## Trivia

* The Magical Item, Lucky Rabbit's Foot was originally seen in episode 1 but in a form of a card in the mobile game version of Magical Girl Raising Project.

## Reference

1. ↑ Synopsis was taken from Crunchyroll.
First Character Popularity Vote

The **Character Popularity Vote - Drama CD Postcard Edition** (キャラクター人気投票 ドラマCD応募ハガキ編) was the first ranking of the fanbase's favorite Magical Girls.

## How to Participate

***Note:** This event has already ended*

Within your copy of the *Magical Girl Raising Project in Dreamland* Drama CD, there will be a gift postcard. After filling out your personal information and the included survey, the postcard will allow you an autograph from an actress performing on the CD. One survey question is in regards to a character popularity vote and asks you to choose your top three favorite characters in the entire series.
Cutie Healer Series

**Cutie Healer Series** (キューティーヒーラースシリーズ) is a popular anime series that exists in *Magical Girl Raising Project* universe.

## General Information

Cutie Healer is anime revolving around Magical Girls with "Cutie" in their name such as Cutie Healer, Cutie Blade, or Dark Cutie. There are many different seasons of this anime.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Cutie Vega - The main character and partner of Twin Stars Cutie Altair in Cutie Healer Galaxy
* Twin Stars Cutie Altair - The main character and partner of Cutie Vega in Cutie Healer Galaxy
* Cutie Healer - The main character in the original Cutie Healer
* Cutie Blade - The main character in the original Cutie Healer
* Dark Cutie - The main character and villain in Cutie Healer Galaxy

### Other Cast

* Cutie Arrow
* Cutie Spear Charge
* Cutie Pearl
* Cutie Onyx
* Cutie Zebra
* Cutie Panda
* Cutie Orca
* Cutie Penguin
* Cutie Red

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Cutie Healer CoverCutie Healer FanbookKoyuki watching the Cutie Healer SeriesKoyuiki staring at her Cutie Healer keychainCutie Healer keychain hanging on Koyuki's bagZoomed in of the Cutie Healer keychainAnother angle of the Cutie Healer keychainCutie Healer keychainDesign Sketches by Maruino in *Peaceful Days*

## Trivia

* Snow White, La Pucelle, Princess Tempest and Sally Raven are huge fans of the show.
* In the anime, the two main heroines wore black and white outfits which is probably a reference to another Magical Girl anime Futari wa Pretty Cure.
* According to Sally Raven, the Cutie Healer Series is around 20 years old or more as they had celebrated their 20th anniversary.

## Reference

1. ↑ *Magical Girl Raising Project: Black, Chapter 8, Page 11.*

## Navigation

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Magical Girl Raising Project: breakdown (Part 2)

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## Magical Girl Raising Project: breakdown (II)

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* JPN Alt
* ENG

**Magical Girl Raising Project: breakdown (II)** (魔法少女育成計画 breakdown（後）) is the second published volume of *Magical Girl Raising Project: breakdown*.

Continuing from part 1, the setting for this arc takes place in The Island.

## Synopsis

**Everyone’s A Suspect**

Although they’ve come up with stopgap measures to restore their powers, the great mage Sataborn’s heirs and their magical-girl companions are now scattered across the island that is holding them captive. To escape, they must defeat the tyrannical goddess who has been slowly killing them off one by one. The survivors continue putting up a fight despite their struggles…but who is controlling this goddess, and for what purpose? Is the real enemy hiding in plain sight…?

## Gallery

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CoverInner CoverTable of contentsPromotional art by MaruinoMagical GirlsMagical GirlsMagesChapter 11Chapter 12Chapter 13Chapter 14Chapter 15Chapter 18Chapter 21Chapter 21Afterword

## References

1. ↑ https://yenpress.com/titles/9781975348458-magical-girl-raising-project-vol-15-light-novel
Magical Girl Raising Project (1)

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**Magical Girl Raising Project (1)** (魔法少女育成計画 (1)) is the manga adaption of the first volume of *Magical Girl Raising Project (Novel)*.

## Synopsis

***One person drops out every week.***

*Fool, Outwit, and Kill.*
A ruthless survival game of Magical Girls.

The highly popular social network game "Magical Girl Raising Project" is a miraculous game that produces real Magical Girls with a chance of 1 in 10000 for each person. Girls who are lucky enough to gain the power of magic spend fulfilling days. But one day, the administration arbitrarily announces that "There are too many Magical Girls so they will be halved." The curtain will now be raised on the relentless and merciless survival game between 16 Magical Girls.

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Chêne・Osk・Baal・Mel

**Chêne・Osk・Baal・Mel** (シェヌ・オスク・バル・メル) is one of the Three Sages who studied under The First Mage.

Grim Heart and Lethe are her incarnations.

## General Information

Chêne・Osk・Baal・Mel is one of the original Three Sages before they passed on and were reincarnated. They were a Mage who was bestowed with magic by The First Mage and studied under them.

Following her passing, Osk became a ball of light that would, according to Ragi Zwe Nento, warm the body and soul upon being approached. Osk would take control of mage's bodies when summoned, guiding lost mages and speaking of harmony with the world. No mage would be able to host Osk's spirit for long, and would often disintegrate and fade away.

Grim Heart and Lethe are both of Osk's incarnations, with Grim Heart being the main vessel for her spirit. Following their deaths, it is currently unknown if Osk's spirit has found a new vessel.

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