[Anime Crossover] Tokyo Sentinel-Guide Game

The tale of an over-the-hill corporate drone who accidentally stumbles into a game riding the coattails of a classic manga IP.

A mix of bizarre international politics jokes, an anime girl's romantic fantasies, and a corporate drone's endless resentment toward work and longing for time off.

"All right..." I eyed the official guide and mascot suspiciously from head to toe.

Unable to hold back, I said, "...Not to put too fine a point on it, but this design is definitely copyright infringement, right...?"

The official mascot chirped enthusiastically, "Hello, Traveler! I'm Paimon, your guide to 'Tokyo Sentinel Game.'"

"That is definitely copyright infringement! You'd better change that name, too!" I declared firmly.

"Uh... Huh?" The little cutie scratched her head and said, "Then I'll be, um, 'Mimeng'?"

"That'll get you a lawyer's letter even faster than infringing on MiHoYo."

So the game's protagonist said, "You can be called 'An'an.' As for me..."

"You can call me..."

"The Wanderer."

'Tokyo Sentinel Game' is an immersive, interactive anime-style game jointly developed by China and Japan. It brings together popular anime IPs from decades of Japanese animation, incorporates the latest trending memes, and pays tribute to China's most popular anime-style games. Featuring countless branching paths and possibilities, it promises to "make anything possible."

In the game, the female protagonist is a tourist visiting Japan who accidentally awakens her Guide attribute, encounters countless outstanding Sentinels from other countries, and sparks romantic connections with them. A series of stories then unfolds at random.

Theme: No matter what, people have to keep moving forward.