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Tomokazu soon learns that he is the lynchpin of the group, with the ability to supercharge any them into a [[Wave Motion Gun]]. He also learns that he is critical to the defense of the waking world from the Faedun -- from one of the few survivors of their ''successful'' conquest in the future, who has ''reincarnated into the past'' in order to change the timeline. If Tomokazu and the girls fail, the Faedun will leave the Earth a wasteland of ruins and corpses.
'''''Yumeria''''' is a [[Namco]] [[The Anime of the Game|game that later has a twelve-episode anime]]. The anime starts off looking like a screwball sentai harem comedy but reveals a darker underpinning the further in you get. It has crisp production values and an art style that looks at times like it might be verging on [[Thick Line Animation]]. Characterization is precise, and the voice performances in both Japanese and English (the latter courtesy of the fine folks at [[ADV Films]]) are exceptional. As might be gathered from that, it is licensed in North America and available on DVD.
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* [[Abuse Is Okay When Its Female On Male]]: Although it's comical and played for laughs.
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