Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi - Episodes

Episodes

Every Abenobashi episode after the first, takes place in an alternate Shopping Arcade:

  1. "Mystery! Abenobashi Shopping Arcade"
  2. "Adventure! Abenobashi Sword and Sorcery Shopping Arcade" (RPG world)
  3. "Hook Up! Abenobashi Great Milky Way Shopping Arcade" (Science fiction world)
  4. "Fire It Up! Abenobashi Hong Kong Combat Shopping Arcade" (Martial arts world)
  5. "Extinction! Abenobashi Ancient Dinosaur Shopping Arcade" (Prehistoric world)
  6. "In the Night Fog! Abenobashi Hard Boiled Shopping Arcade" (Hardboiled world)
  7. "Flashback! Magical Shopping Arcade" (Abenobashi during the late 1950s during the Allied occupation)
  8. "Set Your Heart Aflutter! Abenobashi Campus Shopping Arcade" (Dating sim world)
  9. "It Cries! The Bush Warbler Heiankyo" (Abenobashi during the Heian period)
  10. "Fluffy, Bubbly! Abenobashi Fairy Tale Shopping Arcade" (Fairy tale world)
  11. "Resolution!! Abenobashi Battlefield Shopping Arcade" (War world)
  12. "Huge Reversal?! Abenobashi Hollywood Shopping Arcade" (Hollywood world)
  13. "Return To Life! The Legendary Onmyou Mystic"

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