Bokurano
ぼくらの
During a summer camp, 15 children, 8 males and 7 females, find a grotto by the sea. Deep within they discover working computers and some electronic equipment, and later the owner, a man called Kokopelli. Kokopelli claimed to be a programmer working on a brand new game, in which a large robot has to defend the Earth against alien invasions. He persuades the children to test the game and sign a contract. All but one of them signs, barely a moment later they mysteriously awaken on the shore believing what happened was just a dream. (Source: Anime News Network)
Bokurano is a tv with 24 episodes, from Spring 2007, produced by GONZO, rated 7.3/10 on AniList.
Synopsis
During a summer camp, 15 children, 8 males and 7 females, find a grotto by the sea. Deep within they discover working computers and some electronic equipment, and later the owner, a man called Kokopelli. Kokopelli claimed to be a programmer working on a brand new game, in which a large robot has to defend the Earth against alien invasions. He persuades the children to test the game and sign a contract. All but one of them signs, barely a moment later they mysteriously awaken on the shore believing what happened was just a dream. (Source: Anime News Network)
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Tags
- Tragedy — Centers around tragic events and unhappy endings.
- Ensemble Cast — Features a large cast of characters with (almost) equal screen time and importance to the plot.
- Super Robot — Prominently features large robots often piloted by hot-blooded protagonists.
- Alternate Universe — Features multiple alternate universes in the same series.
- Death Game — Features characters participating in a game, where failure results in death.
- Philosophy — Relating or devoted to the study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence.
- Military — Centered around the life and activities of military personnel.
- Denpa — Works that feature themes of social dissociation, delusions, and other issues like suicide, bullying, self-isolation, paranoia, and technological necessity in daily lives. Classic iconography: telephone poles, rooftops, and trains.
- Aliens — Prominently features extraterrestrial lifeforms.
- Politics — Centers around politics, politicians, or government activities.
- Seinen — Target demographic is adult males.
- Yakuza — Centered around Japanese organised crime syndicates.