Pick your favorite anime character and force them to work together with other characters from different anime series where they join forces together to explore the galaxy, solve dilemmas, and save the Earth (yet again) from certain doom using the Big Eyes Small Mouth 4e RPG system with a Shadow Run Mission-based setting!
I picked the game system Big Eyes Small Mouth because I feel that it's truly the only multi-genre anime style game in existence-- at least, I have yet to find a better game system, and I've got a lot of games!
Basically, this is a mega-crossover game. I envision characters from all sorts of different anime series coming in contact with one another, the chaos that could develop, because Earth is a common theme among most anime, and most of the towns/places (to my knowledge) are fictitious creations, which would add another layer of confusion! All these characters would have to learn how to be a part of the team, which could be challenging, especially, if a character is considered a lead/main character and is used to having the spotlight shown on them the majority of the time.
I figure that we can also put these characters inside our reality-- and maybe not necessarily Japan either. But this is just an idea to add confusion for the cast of characters.
I picked the game system Big Eyes Small Mouth because I feel that it's truly the only multi-genre anime style game in existence-- at least, I have yet to find a better game system, and I've got a lot of games!
Basically, this is a mega-crossover game. I envision characters from all sorts of different anime series coming in contact with one another, the chaos that could develop, because Earth is a common theme among most anime, and most of the towns/places (to my knowledge) are fictitious creations, which would add another layer of confusion! All these characters would have to learn how to be a part of the team, which could be challenging, especially, if a character is considered a lead/main character and is used to having the spotlight shown on them the majority of the time.
I figure that we can also put these characters inside our reality-- and maybe not necessarily Japan either. But this is just an idea to add confusion for the cast of characters.
