Digital collectible anime studio Kasagi and Tokyo-based company Anique announced on Thursday that they will be releasing a game called Layer 198935: De-Cipher, based on animation to celebrate its Anniversaries.
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Neither company announced a release date for the game. Players will access the game by purchasing a digital collectible called a protocol key. The early access to the protocol key will be available this month at
Anime’s Anniversary website.
Players can unlock new aspects of the anime’s storyline by interacting with digital elements using their protocol key, and players will be rewarded for completing the game. Rewards include limited digital, physical, and “phygital” memorabilia, as well as never-before-seen cel art (hand-drawn or painted stills from the animation) used in the production of the animation.
Original animation producer Yasuyuki Ueda
executive producer An immersive ARG. Anime original character designer Yoshitoshi ABe commented on the game: [E] Early in production, one of our team members said we should design Lion’s world so that whenever someone watches it, it feels like they’re in The near future and that’s only three years away. Our hope is with the 25 anniversary layer2017 The event evokes the Japanese spirit of “zashiki-warashi” – something lurking or quietly hidden in the small spaces of the internet. Sometimes, you may spot a sign or symbol that might mean something, only to find it disappears before you know it.
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