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	'''Teenagers from Outer Space''' is an [[RPG]] based on the a harem/magical girlfriend cliche riddled [[anime]] genre made by [[Mike Pondsmith]] and published by [[R. Talsorian]] Games, famous for [[Cyberpunk 2020]] and [[Mekton]]. It is not to be confused with the terrible 1959 movie "Teenagers from Outer Space" which was given a sound ~~drumming~~ on MST3K.		'''Teenagers from Outer Space''' is an [[RPG]] based on the a harem/magical girlfriend cliche riddled [[anime]] genre made by [[Mike Pondsmith]] and published by [[R. Talsorian]] Games, famous for [[Cyberpunk 2020]] and [[Mekton]]. It is not to be confused with the terrible 1959 movie "Teenagers from Outer Space" which was given a sound drubbing on MST3K.

	The setting is this: unlike the rest of the galaxy humans have stages to their mental development. They don't just go from baby (egg or maggot or even chest burster) to functional adult over night. Humans of course have a gradient to their development. That middle ground between adult and child, teenager, was like a cultural lighting bolt to the alien races. The idea that you could have near adult resources but not the responsibility was one hell of an idea. Over night Earth became a cultural hotspot, THE place to be in the galactic cultural scene. Now Earth is some kind of a kind of tourist destination, THE place to send your children (or maggots or something) for an education, if only to shut them up about it.		The setting is this: unlike the rest of the galaxy humans have stages to their mental development. They don't just go from baby (egg or maggot or even chest burster) to functional adult over night. Humans of course have a gradient to their development. That middle ground between adult and child, teenager, was like a cultural lighting bolt to the alien races. The idea that you could have near adult resources but not the responsibility was one hell of an idea. Over night Earth became a cultural hotspot, THE place to be in the galactic cultural scene. Now Earth is some kind of a kind of tourist destination, THE place to send your children (or maggots or something) for an education, if only to shut them up about it.

75.137.240.182: Minor correction: fixed "MS3TK" to "MST3K" and rephrased the second sentence slightly.

2017-09-19T17:52:48Z

Minor correction: fixed "MS3TK" to "MST3K" and rephrased the second sentence slightly.

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	'''Teenagers from Outer Space''' is an [[RPG]] based on the a harem/magical girlfriend cliche riddled [[anime]] genre made by [[Mike Pondsmith]] and published by [[R. Talsorian]] Games, famous for [[Cyberpunk 2020]] and [[Mekton]]. It is not to be confused with the terrible movie "Teenagers from ~~outer space~~" ~~made in 1959~~ which was given a sound drumming on ~~MS3TK~~.		'''Teenagers from Outer Space''' is an [[RPG]] based on the a harem/magical girlfriend cliche riddled [[anime]] genre made by [[Mike Pondsmith]] and published by [[R. Talsorian]] Games, famous for [[Cyberpunk 2020]] and [[Mekton]]. It is not to be confused with the terrible 1959 movie "Teenagers from Outer Space" which was given a sound drumming on MST3K.

	The setting is this: unlike the rest of the galaxy humans have stages to their mental development. They don't just go from baby (egg or maggot or even chest burster) to functional adult over night. Humans of course have a gradient to their development. That middle ground between adult and child, teenager, was like a cultural lighting bolt to the alien races. The idea that you could have near adult resources but not the responsibility was one hell of an idea. Over night Earth became a cultural hotspot, THE place to be in the galactic cultural scene. Now Earth is some kind of a kind of tourist destination, THE place to send your children (or maggots or something) for an education, if only to shut them up about it.		The setting is this: unlike the rest of the galaxy humans have stages to their mental development. They don't just go from baby (egg or maggot or even chest burster) to functional adult over night. Humans of course have a gradient to their development. That middle ground between adult and child, teenager, was like a cultural lighting bolt to the alien races. The idea that you could have near adult resources but not the responsibility was one hell of an idea. Over night Earth became a cultural hotspot, THE place to be in the galactic cultural scene. Now Earth is some kind of a kind of tourist destination, THE place to send your children (or maggots or something) for an education, if only to shut them up about it.

174.25.125.73 at 06:05, 27 July 2017

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	'''Teenagers from Outer Space''' is an [[RPG]] based on the a harem/magical girlfriend cliche riddled [[anime]] genre made by [[Mike Pondsmith]] and published by [[R. Talsorian]] Games, famous for [[Cyberpunk 2020]] and [[Mekton]].		'''Teenagers from Outer Space''' is an [[RPG]] based on the a harem/magical girlfriend cliche riddled [[anime]] genre made by [[Mike Pondsmith]] and published by [[R. Talsorian]] Games, famous for [[Cyberpunk 2020]] and [[Mekton]]. It is not to be confused with the terrible movie "Teenagers from outer space" made in 1959 which was given a sound drumming on MS3TK.

	The setting is this: unlike the rest of the galaxy humans have stages to their mental development. They don't just go from baby (egg or maggot or even chest burster) to functional adult over night. Humans of course have a gradient to their development. That middle ground between adult and child, teenager, was like a cultural lighting bolt to the alien races. The idea that you could have near adult resources but not the responsibility was one hell of an idea. Over night Earth became a cultural hotspot, THE place to be in the galactic cultural scene. Now Earth is some kind of a kind of tourist destination, THE place to send your children (or maggots or something) for an education, if only to shut them up about it.		The setting is this: unlike the rest of the galaxy humans have stages to their mental development. They don't just go from baby (egg or maggot or even chest burster) to functional adult over night. Humans of course have a gradient to their development. That middle ground between adult and child, teenager, was like a cultural lighting bolt to the alien races. The idea that you could have near adult resources but not the responsibility was one hell of an idea. Over night Earth became a cultural hotspot, THE place to be in the galactic cultural scene. Now Earth is some kind of a kind of tourist destination, THE place to send your children (or maggots or something) for an education, if only to shut them up about it.

	Unfortunately for the Earthlings they are both technologically and biologically behind. Aliens can have a vast assortment of superpowers while humans don't. So you have human children going to school alongside people who can bench press a truck. Fortunately for humanity, because we are the cultural center of the galaxy, all humans are thought to be the coolest thing on two legs. Because of this they have a rule for "the Human Fake Out" where you can convince any alien of anything, repeat, ANYTHING, without a roll. This can backfire when your new ~~firend~~ with a zap gun figures out that your "traditional" human greeting dance is just making him look stupid and you get what you deserve. As per the conventions of the genre, with enough time humanity will be able to [[Monstergirls\|hybridize itself with all the alien races]], meaning that the human race will end up having the powers of all the other aliens in the galaxy [[Powergamer\|combined]].		Unfortunately for the Earthlings they are both technologically and biologically behind. Aliens can have a vast assortment of superpowers while humans don't. So you have human children going to school alongside people who can bench press a truck. Fortunately for humanity, because we are the cultural center of the galaxy, all humans are thought to be the coolest thing on two legs. Because of this they have a rule for "the Human Fake Out" where you can convince any alien of anything, repeat, ANYTHING, without a roll. This can backfire when your new friend with a zap gun figures out that your "traditional" human greeting dance is just making him look stupid and in that case you will get what you deserve. As per the conventions of the genre, with enough time humanity will be able to [[Monstergirls\|hybridize itself with all the alien races]], meaning that the human race will end up having the powers of all the other aliens in the galaxy [[Powergamer\|combined]].

	That's no so bad if you think about it, like a PG-13 version of [[Humanity Fuck Yeah]]. The problem is that the game is wrapped up in a tortilla that smells like [[weeaboo]]. The thing is explicitly inspired by comedy anime, the light mechanics favor frantic silly role play for engagement. It supports and ~~recomend~~ a kind of "go with the flow" ad libbed comedy vibe, consequences for failure are low and death is impossible. It's few mechanics lay emphasis on roleplaying and it could work to play settings that are more appealing to people who don't like anime, but are still inherently very random settings. [[Adventure Time]] comes to mind and the similarities to [[Approved_anime#Comedy\|Haiyore! Nyaruko-san]] are almost too obvious not to mention but that's about it.		That's no so bad if you think about it, like a PG-13 version of [[Humanity Fuck Yeah]]. The problem is that the game is wrapped up in a tortilla that smells like [[weeaboo]]. The thing is explicitly inspired by comedy anime, the light mechanics favor frantic silly role play for engagement. It supports and recommend a kind of "go with the flow" ad libbed comedy vibe, consequences for failure are low and death is impossible. It's few mechanics lay emphasis on roleplaying and it could work to play settings that are more appealing to people who don't like anime, but are still inherently very random settings. [[Adventure Time]] comes to mind and the similarities to [[Approved_anime#Comedy\|Haiyore! Nyaruko-san]] are almost too obvious not to mention but that's about it.

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1d4chan>Biggus Berrus at 13:07, 12 June 2017

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	That's no so bad if you think about it, like a PG-13 version of [[Humanity Fuck Yeah]]. The problem is that the game is wrapped up in a tortilla that smells like [[weeaboo]]. The thing is explicitly inspired by comedy anime, the light mechanics favor frantic silly role play for engagement. It supports and recomend a kind of "go with the flow" ad libbed comedy vibe, consequences for failure are low and death is impossible. It's few mechanics lay emphasis on roleplaying and it could work to play settings that are more appealing to people who don't like anime, but are still inherently very random settings. [[Adventure Time]] comes to mind and the similarities to [[Approved_anime#Comedy\|Haiyore! Nyaruko-san]] are almost too obvious not to mention but that's about it.		That's no so bad if you think about it, like a PG-13 version of [[Humanity Fuck Yeah]]. The problem is that the game is wrapped up in a tortilla that smells like [[weeaboo]]. The thing is explicitly inspired by comedy anime, the light mechanics favor frantic silly role play for engagement. It supports and recomend a kind of "go with the flow" ad libbed comedy vibe, consequences for failure are low and death is impossible. It's few mechanics lay emphasis on roleplaying and it could work to play settings that are more appealing to people who don't like anime, but are still inherently very random settings. [[Adventure Time]] comes to mind and the similarities to [[Approved_anime#Comedy\|Haiyore! Nyaruko-san]] are almost too obvious not to mention but that's about it.

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1d4chan>Biggus Berrus: Biggus Berrus moved page Teenagers from Outer Space (role-playing game) to Teenagers From Outer Space: Because the page is specific enough to not require clarification in brackets.

2017-06-12T13:01:08Z

Biggus Berrus moved page Teenagers from Outer Space (role-playing game) to Teenagers From Outer Space: Because the page is specific enough to not require clarification in brackets.

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1d4chan>Biggus Berrus: I applaud your effort to make pages better but PLEASE read through what you're posting before doing so. I had to redo the whole page because it was such a mess.

2016-10-13T13:42:57Z

I applaud your effort to make pages better but PLEASE read through what you're posting before doing so. I had to redo the whole page because it was such a mess.

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			'''Teenagers from Outer Space''' is an [[RPG]] based on the a harem/magical girlfriend cliche riddled [[anime]] genre made by [[Mike Pondsmith]] and published by [[R. Talsorian]] Games, famous for [[Cyberpunk 2020]] and [[Mekton]].

	~~=what~~ is it?=		The setting is this: unlike the rest of the galaxy humans have stages to their mental development. They don't just go from baby (egg or maggot or even chest burster) to functional adult over night. Humans of course have a gradient to their development. That middle ground between adult and child, teenager, was like a cultural lighting bolt to the alien races. The idea that you could have near adult resources but not the responsibility was one hell of an idea. Over night Earth became a cultural hotspot, THE place to be in the galactic cultural scene. Now Earth is some kind of a kind of tourist destination, THE place to send your children (or maggots or something) for an education, if only to shut them up about it.

	~~From~~ a ~~Dark Era~~ of ~~Gaming~~, ~~when a multi-book franchise could~~ be ~~successfully marketed~~ on the ~~basis~~ of a ~~single joke~~. ~~The kind~~ of ~~joke that only adenoidal~~, ~~pimply~~, ~~milk-smelling weirdoes find funny~~.		Unfortunately for the Earthlings they are both technologically and biologically behind. Aliens can have a vast assortment of superpowers while humans don't. So you have human children going to school alongside people who can bench press a truck. Fortunately for humanity, because we are the cultural center of the galaxy, all humans are thought to be the coolest thing on two legs. Because of this they have a rule for "the Human Fake Out" where you can convince any alien of anything, repeat, ANYTHING, without a roll. This can backfire when your new firend with a zap gun figures out that your "traditional" human greeting dance is just making him look stupid and you get what you deserve. As per the conventions of the genre, with enough time humanity will be able to [[Monstergirls\|hybridize itself with all the alien races]], meaning that the human race will end up having the powers of all the other aliens in the galaxy [[Powergamer\|combined]].

	=That ~~was unhelpful~~ and ~~unfunny=~~		That's no so bad if you think about it, like a PG-13 version of [[Humanity Fuck Yeah]]. The problem is that the game is wrapped up in a tortilla that smells like [[weeaboo]]. The thing is explicitly inspired by comedy anime, the light mechanics favor frantic silly role play for engagement. It supports and recomend a kind of "go with the flow" ad libbed comedy vibe, consequences for failure are low and death is impossible. It's few mechanics lay emphasis on roleplaying and it could work to play settings that are more appealing to people who don't like anime, but are still inherently very random settings. [[Adventure Time]] comes to mind and the similarities to [[Approved_anime#Comedy\|Haiyore! Nyaruko-san]] are almost too obvious not to mention but that's about it.

	Well speaking as somebody who has a PDF of the thing: here's what it is. It's basically an RPG of a harem/magical girl friend/cliche riddle anime, thing and that may be a thing some people like, but they don't often come around this parts, hence the disdain up there.		[[Category:Roleplaying]]

	The setting is this: humans unlike the rest of the galaxy have stages to our mental development. We don't just go from baby (egg or maggot or even chest burster) to functional adult over night. Humans of course have a gradient to our development: and that middle ground between adult and child, teenager, was like a cultural lighting bolt. The idea that you could have near adult resources but not the responsibility was a hell of an idea. Over night earth became a cultural hot spot, being THE place to be in the galactic cultural scene and now the planet exists as a kind of tourist destination and as the place to send your children (or maggots or something) to for an education, if only to shut them up about it.

	Unfortunately for the earthlings aside from being technologically behind, we are also biologically behind. Aliens can have a vast assortment of super powers, if you read comics books and have ever thought that all the aliens in the galaxy have powers and human's don't it's like that. So you have human children going to school along side people who can bench press a truck. Fortunately for humanity, because we are the cultural center of the galaxy, all humans are thought to be the coolest thing on two legs and have something mechanically called "the Human Fake Out" where you can convince any alien of anything, repeat, ANYTHING, without a roll. This can back fire though in ways, if your new firend with a zap gun figures out that your 'traditional' human greeting dance is just to make him look stupid well. . . you'll get what you deserve. Additionally if we follow how this works in comics, cartoons and anime to it's final conclusion, ultimately humanity will with enough time be able to hybridize it self with all the alien races meaning that the human race will end up have the powers of all the other aliens in the galaxy, [~~https~~:~~//1d4chan.org/wiki/Powergamer combined~~]. Mind you that is a very generous setting summery, the actual book favors a more comedic less informative tone then this, focusing on all the things alien teens do, but that is still the setting summarized.

	~~That's no so bad if you think about it, like a PG-13 version of [[Humanity Fuck Yeah~~]], the problem of course is that it's wrapped up in a tortilla that smells like weeaboo. The thing is explicitly inspired by comedy anime's, It's light on mechanics favor frantic silly role play for engagement, it supports and recomend a kind of 'go with the flow ad libbed comedy vib, consequences for failure is low, death is impossible and I'm not sure it even has a 'fail state', it encourages physicality, In other words it's the exact thing that turns 1d4 chaner's off, it's basically our kryptonite. About the best thing we can say for it's mechanics (what few it has) is that given the emphasis on ad libbed it could work to play settings that are more appealing to people who don't like anime, but are still inherently very random settings. Adventure Time comes to mind and the similarity's to [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Approved_anime#Comedy Haiyore! Nyaruko-san] (an approved anime so does not count) are almost too obvious not to mention but that's about.

	~~Bottom line: just from the description alone you can likely tell if this a game you would like, if not give it a pass.~~

131.252.34.246: /* That was unhelpful and unfunny */

2016-10-13T07:39:00Z

That was unhelpful and unfunny

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	Unfortunately for the earthlings aside from being technologically behind, we are also biologically behind. Aliens can have a vast assortment of super powers, if you read comics books and have ever thought that all the aliens in the galaxy have powers and human's don't it's like that. So you have human children going to school along side people who can bench press a truck. Fortunately for humanity, because we are the cultural center of the galaxy, all humans are thought to be the coolest thing on two legs and have something mechanically called "the Human Fake Out" where you can convince any alien of anything, repeat, ANYTHING, without a roll. This can back fire though in ways, if your new firend with a zap gun figures out that your 'traditional' human greeting dance is just to make him look stupid well. . . you'll get what you deserve. Additionally if we follow how this works in comics, cartoons and anime to it's final conclusion, ultimately humanity will with enough time be able to hybridize it self with all the alien races meaning that the human race will end up have the powers of all the other aliens in the galaxy, [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Powergamer combined]. Mind you that is a very generous setting summery, the actual book favors a more comedic less informative tone then this, focusing on all the things alien teens do, but that is still the setting summarized.		Unfortunately for the earthlings aside from being technologically behind, we are also biologically behind. Aliens can have a vast assortment of super powers, if you read comics books and have ever thought that all the aliens in the galaxy have powers and human's don't it's like that. So you have human children going to school along side people who can bench press a truck. Fortunately for humanity, because we are the cultural center of the galaxy, all humans are thought to be the coolest thing on two legs and have something mechanically called "the Human Fake Out" where you can convince any alien of anything, repeat, ANYTHING, without a roll. This can back fire though in ways, if your new firend with a zap gun figures out that your 'traditional' human greeting dance is just to make him look stupid well. . . you'll get what you deserve. Additionally if we follow how this works in comics, cartoons and anime to it's final conclusion, ultimately humanity will with enough time be able to hybridize it self with all the alien races meaning that the human race will end up have the powers of all the other aliens in the galaxy, [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Powergamer combined]. Mind you that is a very generous setting summery, the actual book favors a more comedic less informative tone then this, focusing on all the things alien teens do, but that is still the setting summarized.

	That's no so bad if you think about it, like a PG-13 version of [[Humanity Fuck Yeah]], the problem of course is that it's wrapped up in a tortilla that smells like weeaboo. The thing is explicitly inspired by comedy anime's, It's light on mechanics favor frantic silly role play for engagement, it supports and recomend a kind of 'go with the flow ad libbed comedy vib, consequences for failure is low, death is impossible and I'm not sure it even has a 'fail state', it encourages physicality, In other words it's the exact thing that turns 1d4 chaner's off, it's basically our kryptonite. About the best thing we can say for it's mechanics (what few it has) is that given the emphasis on ad libbed it could work to play settings that are more appealing to people who don't like anime, but are still inherently very random settings. Adventure Time comes to mind and the ~~similaritys~~ to [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Approved_anime#Comedy Haiyore! Nyaruko-san] (an approved anime so does not count) are almost too obvious not to mention but that's about.		That's no so bad if you think about it, like a PG-13 version of [[Humanity Fuck Yeah]], the problem of course is that it's wrapped up in a tortilla that smells like weeaboo. The thing is explicitly inspired by comedy anime's, It's light on mechanics favor frantic silly role play for engagement, it supports and recomend a kind of 'go with the flow ad libbed comedy vib, consequences for failure is low, death is impossible and I'm not sure it even has a 'fail state', it encourages physicality, In other words it's the exact thing that turns 1d4 chaner's off, it's basically our kryptonite. About the best thing we can say for it's mechanics (what few it has) is that given the emphasis on ad libbed it could work to play settings that are more appealing to people who don't like anime, but are still inherently very random settings. Adventure Time comes to mind and the similarity's to [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Approved_anime#Comedy Haiyore! Nyaruko-san] (an approved anime so does not count) are almost too obvious not to mention but that's about.

	Bottom line: just from the description alone you can likely tell if this a game you would like, if not give it a pass.		Bottom line: just from the description alone you can likely tell if this a game you would like, if not give it a pass.

131.252.34.246: /* That was unhelpful and unfunny */

2016-10-13T07:38:49Z

That was unhelpful and unfunny

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	Unfortunately for the earthlings aside from being technologically behind, we are also biologically behind. Aliens can have a vast assortment of super powers, if you read comics books and have ever thought that all the aliens in the galaxy have powers and human's don't it's like that. So you have human children going to school along side people who can bench press a truck. Fortunately for humanity, because we are the cultural center of the galaxy, all humans are thought to be the coolest thing on two legs and have something mechanically called "the Human Fake Out" where you can convince any alien of anything, repeat, ANYTHING, without a roll. This can back fire though in ways, if your new firend with a zap gun figures out that your 'traditional' human greeting dance is just to make him look stupid well. . . you'll get what you deserve. Additionally if we follow how this works in comics, cartoons and anime to it's final conclusion, ultimately humanity will with enough time be able to hybridize it self with all the alien races meaning that the human race will end up have the powers of all the other aliens in the galaxy, [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Powergamer combined]. Mind you that is a very generous setting summery, the actual book favors a more comedic less informative tone then this, focusing on all the things alien teens do, but that is still the setting summarized.		Unfortunately for the earthlings aside from being technologically behind, we are also biologically behind. Aliens can have a vast assortment of super powers, if you read comics books and have ever thought that all the aliens in the galaxy have powers and human's don't it's like that. So you have human children going to school along side people who can bench press a truck. Fortunately for humanity, because we are the cultural center of the galaxy, all humans are thought to be the coolest thing on two legs and have something mechanically called "the Human Fake Out" where you can convince any alien of anything, repeat, ANYTHING, without a roll. This can back fire though in ways, if your new firend with a zap gun figures out that your 'traditional' human greeting dance is just to make him look stupid well. . . you'll get what you deserve. Additionally if we follow how this works in comics, cartoons and anime to it's final conclusion, ultimately humanity will with enough time be able to hybridize it self with all the alien races meaning that the human race will end up have the powers of all the other aliens in the galaxy, [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Powergamer combined]. Mind you that is a very generous setting summery, the actual book favors a more comedic less informative tone then this, focusing on all the things alien teens do, but that is still the setting summarized.

	That's no so bad if you think about it, like a PG-13 version of [[Humanity Fuck Yeah]], the problem of course is that it's wrapped up in a tortilla that smells like weeaboo. The thing is explicitly inspired by comedy anime's, It's light on mechanics favor frantic silly role play for engagement, it supports and recomend a kind of 'go with the flow ad libbed comedy vib, consequences for failure is low, death is impossible and I'm not sure it even has a 'fail state', it encourages physicality, In other words it's the exact thing that turns 1d4 chaner's off, it's basically our kryptonite. About the best thing we can say for it's mechanics (what few it has) is that given the emphasis on ad libbed it could work to play settings that are more appealing to people who don't like anime, but are still inherently very random settings. Adventure Time comes to mind but that's about it.		That's no so bad if you think about it, like a PG-13 version of [[Humanity Fuck Yeah]], the problem of course is that it's wrapped up in a tortilla that smells like weeaboo. The thing is explicitly inspired by comedy anime's, It's light on mechanics favor frantic silly role play for engagement, it supports and recomend a kind of 'go with the flow ad libbed comedy vib, consequences for failure is low, death is impossible and I'm not sure it even has a 'fail state', it encourages physicality, In other words it's the exact thing that turns 1d4 chaner's off, it's basically our kryptonite. About the best thing we can say for it's mechanics (what few it has) is that given the emphasis on ad libbed it could work to play settings that are more appealing to people who don't like anime, but are still inherently very random settings. Adventure Time comes to mind and the similaritys to [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Approved_anime#Comedy Haiyore! Nyaruko-san] (an approved anime so does not count) are almost too obvious not to mention but that's about.

	Bottom line: just from the description alone you can likely tell if this a game you would like, if not give it a pass.		Bottom line: just from the description alone you can likely tell if this a game you would like, if not give it a pass.