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Dyschronia: Chronos Alternate VR Game Project Gets PSVR2 Release at Launch
Game, console launch on February 22, 2023
MyDearest, Inc. announced on Wednesday that it will release it and IzanagiGames‘ DYSCHRONIA: Chronos Alternate virtual reality game for PlayStation VR2, the new virtual reality (VR) system for the PlayStation 5 console. The first two episodes will launch alongside the system on February 22, 2023.
The second episode of the game will launch on Thursday (Friday in Japan).
The game’s first episode debuted on September 22. Episode 3 is scheduled to launch in 2023.
MyDearest, Inc. will also will release a non-virtual reality version of the game for Nintendo Switch as a complete package comprising all three episodes. The Switch release is slated for winter 2022.
Shōya Chiba plays the protagonist Hal Scion in the Japanese version of the game. Other cast members include:
The game includes an English dub and English subtitles. Jesse Inocalla stars as Hal Scion in the English dub.
MyDearest and IzanagiGames describe the story:
In this idyllic artificial marine city, dreams are utilized to ensure crime is prevented before it even happens.
The founder of this so-called paradise is killed in an unprecedented, theoretically impossible incident.
Play as the Special Supervisor assigned to this extraordinary case and get to the bottom of the mystery.
Why was the Professor murdered?
What is going on in this perfect metropolis?The Clocktower has lain still for 12 years.
When the closing bell rings, the final seven days will begin.
The game’s Campfire crowdfunding campaign reached its goal of 4 million yen (about US$35,000) in four minutes when it launched in October 2021.
The game takes place in the “Chronos Universe,” which is where the company’s ALTDEUS: Beyond Chronos and TOKYO CHRONOS games take place.
Source: Press release
The official Twitter account for the television anime of Yūki Yaku‘s Bottom-tier Character Tomozaki (Jaku Chara Tomozaki-kun) light novel series announced on Thursday that the franchise‘s previously announced new anime is a 13-episode second season. A teaser promotional video reveals that the season’s title is Jaku Chara Tomozaki-kun 2nd Stage, but does not specify its premiere date.
The Twitter account also announced that the anime’s cast will appear at the franchise‘s first in-person event, Jaku Chara Tomozaki-kun Fes!, on April 16 at the Saitama Hall.
The first anime premiered in January 2021. Funimation streamed the anime as it aired in Japan, and it also streamed an English dub. Funimation describes the story:
Expert gamer Tomozaki Fumiya doesn’t exactly fit in, but he wishes he did. With no written rules for success and gameplay that doesn’t work in his favor, the real world seems impossible for someone like him.
But, like any noob, all he really needs are some strategies and a seasoned player like Aoi Hinami to help him. Hopefully with her guidance, Tomozaki will gain the experience he needs.
The anime also received two OVA episodes that were bundled with the third and fourth Blu-ray Disc and DVD home video volumes of the anime in May and June 2021, respectively. Funimation also streamed those episodes.
Shinsuke Yanagi (Angel’s 3Piece, The Ryuo’s Work Is Never Done!) directed the anime at project No.9. Fumihiko Shimo (The Ryuo’s Work Is Never Done!, Myriad Colors Phantom World) oversaw the series scripts, and Akane Yano (The Ryuo’s Work Is Never Done!, High School Prodigies Have It Easy Even In Another World) designed the characters. Hiromi Mizutani (Non Non Biyori, Shomin Sample) composed the music. Pony Canyon and APDREAM were the music producers. Satoshi Motoyama (My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU) was the audio director. Bit Groove Promotion was credted for the sound production. Dream Shift was credited as producer.
Voice actress idol group DIALOGUE+ performed the anime’s opening and ending theme songs. The opening song is titled “Jinsei Easy?” (Life Is on Easy Mode?), while the ending theme song is titled “Ayafuwa Asterisk.”
Sources: Bottom-tier Character Tomozaki anime’s Twitter account, Comic Natalie
The Tokyo Anime Film Festival (TAAF) announced the winners of its Animation of the Year awards for works and individuals on Thursday. Spy×Family won the television category and One Piece Film Red won the animated film category.
The winners of the individual awards are as follows:
Mechamato won the festival’s Anime Fan award with 183,364 fan votes.
The judges chose from titles that debuted in whole or in part between October 1, 2021 and September 30, 2022.
The Tokyo Anime Award Festival will be held from March 10 to 13.
Source: Press release
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