NEW GAME! (2016) interactive character relationship network and AI-powered story timeline. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters across the narrative arc.
A two-season arc tracking professional growth, team dynamics, and creative development at Eagle Jump.
"Aoba sees that her designs that won at the character design competition had already been made into 3D by Hifumi, and she tells Hifumi to ask her if s...
"They attend a hero show together in S2E9, and Yun reveals her past geek identity to Hajime."
"They navigate office life together in S1E10-E11, and collaborate on ticket hunting and hero show attendance in S2E4-E5."
"Umiko expresses frustration toward Aoba regarding model errors in S1E7, and later asks Aoba to observe a programmer interview in S2E7."
"At a promotional event for Peco, Ko tells Rin that she is going to France for a few years to develop a game at another company and build upon her exp...
"Hifumi creates 3D models from Aoba's designs in S2E2-E3, and later struggles with deadline management in S2E5."
"Nene assists with debugging in S1E8, and later shares personal motivation stories about Hotaru in S2E11."
"Umiko tells Aoba that the skills of the programmer had already been acknowledged. At a promotional event, Ko tells Rin she is going to France."
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Aoba navigates her first year at Eagle Jump, facing technical challenges, overtime, and team dynamics while preparing for the Fairies Story 3 release.
The team pushes through final debugging and spec changes, culminating in the successful launch of Fairies Story 3 and a company-wide celebration.
Aoba transitions into a designer role, competes in internal design challenges, and adapts to new leadership dynamics while managing increased responsibilities.
New hires bond over programming tasks, leadership trials cause deadline friction, and personal backgrounds are revealed through shared workplace experiences.
Code bugs and design delays test team resilience, Ko announces her departure, and Aoba receives public acknowledgment for her design contributions.
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