The top player from Japan in the online game Attack Families, also referred to as "Tackfam," is Fumiya Tomozaki. Even with such a noble title, he struggles in his regular high school life due to a lack of friendliness and social skills. He claims that the complicated rules and unjust mechanics of life are to blame for his lack of friends, which forces him to give up and declare himself to be a lowly character in this "game."
Fumiya is horrified to learn the true identity of another elite Tackfam player, Aoi Hinami, a popular, intelligent, and gregarious classmate who is the exact antithesis of himself, after a fateful meeting. Aoi chooses to help Fumiya win what she refers to as the "greatest game of them all" after being shocked by how terrible he is at everything save Tackfam. Through the horrific experiences of relationships and social interactions, Fumiya starts moving up the ranks in the magnificent game of life.
Let's see what interesting story would happen in 2nd stage.
الأصل:
弱キャラ友崎くん 2nd Stage
اسم آخر:
الأنمي
Japan
بداية: 03/01/2024
The top player from Japan in the online game Attack Families, also referred to as "Tackfam," is Fumiya Tomozaki. Even with such a noble title, he struggles in his regular high school life due to a lack of friendliness and social skills. He claims that the complicated rules and unjust mechanics of life are to blame for his lack of friends, which forces him to give up and declare himself to be a lowly character in this "game."
Fumiya is horrified to learn the true identity of another elite Tackfam player, Aoi Hinami, a popular, intelligent, and gregarious classmate who is the exact antithesis of himself, after a fateful meeting. Aoi chooses to help Fumiya win what she refers to as the "greatest game of them all" after being shocked by how terrible he is at everything save Tackfam. Through the horrific experiences of relationships and social interactions, Fumiya starts moving up the ranks in the magnificent game of life.
Let's see what interesting story would happen in 2nd stage.
