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Fumiya Tomozaki is the best Attack Families player in Japan. In the game, he reads every opening, punishes every mistake, and wins. In his classroom, he sits alone and says nothing. Life, he has decided, is a badly designed game with no balance and no clear win condition, so he has quit trying and labeled himself a bottom tier character. Then he meets another top Tackfam player in person. It is Aoi Hinami, the smart, popular girl from his class, his exact opposite in everything except reflexes and reading opponents. Aoi looks at his total cluelessness outside the game and offers him a deal: she will coach him through the real thing. Her lessons start small. Talk to one person. Make one friend. Every new social encounter becomes a match he can lose. He wins some and fumbles plenty, and the rules keep shifting on him. So what happens when the student starts to question the coach's playbook?
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Jaku-Chara Tomozaki-kun
TV Series · 2021 · ★ 7,1
Fumiya Tomozaki is the best Attack Families player in Japan. In the game, he reads every opening, punishes every mistake, and wins. In his classroom, he sits alone and says nothing. Life, he has decided, is a badly designed game with no balance and no clear win condition, so he has quit trying and labeled himself a bottom tier character.
Then he meets another top Tackfam player in person. It is Aoi Hinami, the smart, popular girl from his class, his exact opposite in everything except reflexes and reading opponents. Aoi looks at his total cluelessness outside the game and offers him a deal: she will coach him through the real thing. Her lessons start small. Talk to one person. Make one friend. Every new social encounter becomes a match he can lose.
He wins some and fumbles plenty, and the rules keep shifting on him. So what happens when the student starts to question the coach's playbook?