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#Compass2.0: Animation Project is streaming on Crunchyroll. 12 episodes (~5h total watch time). Availability may vary by region.
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About #Compass2.0: Animation Project
This is the world of the battle analysis system "Compass 2.0". It is a dreamlike space where heroes gathered from many different worlds spend time together with their human partners, the players. The energy generated by the heroes' battles is essential to the operation of #Compass, and battling is their responsibility. However, a troubled hero named 13 refuses to find a partner or battle, and is on the verge of being banished from the world of #Compass 2.0! Meanwhile, Jin, a beginner player...
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