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Okay so uhhh... I have finally get to class change Earth Warrior Rock to Terra Fighter Rock today at a new mall that have tha Oreca Battle machines, and it's New Chapter 2, which is essentially the in-game chapter where Rock is the main character!

Because of that! I have made a doodle of sorts (well, if it still can be called that) to celebrate the ocassion, with my two Oreca monsters starters being both Heated Swordsman Ares and Bubble Wizard Powan!!

Big thanks to my friend, @n41r for compiling info on some locations with functionable Oreca Battle machines with me and a lot more along the way! 🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵

Of course, it's a sketch on paper, but I hope you can enjoy the drawing regardless! (P.S. Sorry on the dark lighting if the drawing's hard to see-)

there's nothing that pisses me off more than waking up and not having at least a few minutes for myself

Oreca Battle Introduction Post!

Hello, I am N41R, a.k.a Naive41Rika, the one who submitted her Oreca Battle fanart to Tumblr Radar-

I honestly didn't expect any of my post to make it through, it was just something I did out of curiosity-

And for this occasion, I want to make a quick introduction about Oreca Battle for those who might be curious!

Oreca Battle is an arcade game that scan and also print cards!

Yup, prints cards, not dispense cards! Because Oreca Battle's gimmick is to make a card that you can call your own, so every cards you get from this machine will have your name!

Oreca Battle had an English version that were only distributed to few selected South East Asia countries, and for now there are only few working machines confirmed in Philippines and Indonesia

This franchise also have about... 5 manga titles and a completed anime series with around 51 episodes (each episode is around 10 minutes long, including opening)

For the anime, you can find the English Subtitled version on Crunchyroll (although their translation are a bit wonky-)

While most of the manga are only available as E-book through Japanese Kindle, two of the official manga drawn by Demizu Posuka were available on corocoro before But now you can only read through chapter 1-5 for free

Other than the main arcade game, Oreca Battle also,

Have an iOS app version of the game,

Have some of the characters made an appearance in Solomon Program (a turn-base Nintendo Switch game from Konami)

Have a sister game called Otocadoll (a fighting-rhythm arcade game with similar card system with Oreca Battle), and

Currently have a spiritual successor named Ore'n (multi-platform gacha game with similar battle system)

And that's pretty much it for general introduction!

Oreca Battle's lore are not limited to what are shown in the anime and in the manga, they were also hidden in the interaction between characters while playing the game, and in the game guide as well

And the fact that the cards that you get after playing the game will have your name on it is very endearing to me

Personally, I think that's what makes Oreca Battle very charming

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