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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Released in 1996 during the Collectible Card Game boom, Ani-Mayhem was noteworthy for being one of the two first Anime-themed CCGs[1] and was the first multi-license CCG. Since the game was produced by Pioneer, in many ways it existed to advertise their own properties, which serves to explain the inclusion of some lesser-known series like Armitage III and Phantom Quest Corp. |
