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About Bakukyuu Hit! Crash B-Daman
Hitto Tamaga living on his own after his father had gone missing, receives a Crash B-Daman, his first B-Daman, as his birthday present from his missing father. "Crash your adversity!" Holding this message from his father in his heart, Hitto makes up his mind to participate in B-Daman battle tournament called "B-1 Crash Cup." Through the battles, Hitto encounters a lot of rivals and sometimes develops friendships with them. After the tournament, he comes to know about a secret society of...
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