Download the game here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2509830/MGCM_Combat_Edition/ (While the source material and this game's Arcade Mode dialogue uses the name "Ira the Wrathful", the game's lifebars and character select refer to her by her real name, Mei Sawachika. This description will therefore use the former name for consistency reasons) I am Magicami (officially abbreviated as I=MGCM) is a turn-based RPG with gacha mechanics, developed by Studio MGCM. Originally released around June 2019 (with an official global release courtesy of Nutaku being available during September 2020), the game's story involves Tobio Hakari, who becomes an "Executor" and, by commanding various magical girls using avatars known as Omnis, saves the world (and the multiverse) from demons that basically devour people's existences. I=MGCM is also notable for having a NSFW version (officially known as I am Magicami DX) - complete with sex scenes featuring said magical girls - and has since shut down. The original Japanese version reached end-of-service status during October 2023, with the global version following suit in January 2024. A fan-made fighting game featuring the magical girls, known as MGCM Combat Edition, would be released around October 2023. Developed by Kumakuma and published by the Magicami Fighting Game Club, MGCM Combat Edition combines a simple and beginner-friendly system with rather fast-paced movement. In addition to three normal attack buttons of varying strengths (Light (A), Medium (B), and Heavy (C)), you also have an evade button (D), which is used for invincible rolls, recovering from knockdowns (both in the air and in the ground), and guard cancels during blockstun (although this uses up a bar of meter). You have up to three bars of meter to play with, which could be used for Magic Skills (EX special moves that use one bar), Magic God Skills (super attacks that use one to two bars, depending on the input - the X variant uses one bar, while the Y variant uses two bars but is better overall (more damage, extra properties, etc)), and "True Power" (powerful super attacks that are universally done by pressing ABC, using up three bars). In addition to motion inputs, skills (special moves) could also be done using the Simple Skill buttons - X uses the light variant of said moves, Y uses the medium variant, and Z is used for Magic Skills. There are no differences in damage or frame data between the motion input and Simple Skill variants, although the opponent gets more meter from getting hit if you use the Simple Skill variants. Despite this, I particularly find this system useful, as it does make combos easier to pull off. Unique to MGCM Combat Edition is the "Magideath" counter-hit state, which triggers if you counter-hit the opponent under specific circumstances, akin to a 4-way, rock-paper-scissors system - j.C beats throws, throws beats rolls, rolls beat anti-air attack invincibility, and anti-air attacks beats j.C. During this state, the opponent receives more damage and stun, and you get more invincibility, allowing you to punish your opponent even further. In the case of using j.C against throws, it even launches the opponent upwards, which allows you to juggle the opponent for higher damage. 0:00 Intro In the intro cutscene that plays every time you start the game, Luxuria the Lustful (one of the Seven Demons of Erebos, who serves as antagonists in I=MGCM) proposes a fighting tournament between the main cast of magical girls, done in order to learn about everyone's abilities and to improve each other. This will play out by Omnis directly commanding the participants (akin to the player directly controlling your chosen character in-game), and the winning pair would be able to have their wish granted. Notably, some of the cast present in this meeting points out how similar this fighting tournament is to actual fighting games, with Lilly Yarimizu even mentioning that she helped operate an arcade. 1:25 Single Arcade Mode This playthrough in particular uses Ira the Wrathful, who is also one of the Seven Demons of Erebos. She joins in to prove that she is better than her classmates as both an idol and magical girl. Eventually, Envy (a demon appearing as the main antagonist of the "Magicami -Evil of Tailcoat-" spinoff light novel) appears as a result of the fighting tournament connecting too many universes, one of which involves resurrecting her. Jealous of the relative peace going on in this universe, she joins in to wreck havoc, but is then defeated, although Iroha Asobe and the others managed to convince her to help operate an arcade game center. Ira's ending shows her, Iko Oikawa, Aka Ohtori, and Gula the Glutton relax in a beauty spa after the events of this game. 14:22 End screen Ira's Anger State passive is quite interesting. It could only be activated by filling up a separate bar, which could be done by doing medium skills or getting hit. (continued in pinned comment) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qF4FMe7lqy8

A fighting game based on the Cardcaptor Sakura manga series. Made by DK Software (which also made Battlematic Maidens), this game pits you (playing as either Sakura Kinomoto or Syaoran Li) against (mostly) the personifications of some of the magical Clow Cards (which is a major plot setting in the original manga/anime). This game's gimmick is the ability to choose two separate Clow Cards before each match, which gives your character access to special moves and super attacks specific to these Clow Cards. Usage of them drains a meter, which, if used up, means that you cannot use the special until it is recharged. In addition, super attacks could only be used if the meter bar is at a specific level and is flashing. In battle, you use one of these chosen cards at a time, though you can swap freely anytime, at which the other chosen card will slowly build up meter (i.e. recharged) in the background for further use. https://archive.org/details/cardhunter2 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_g4_9TVMBWg