A second game set has also been announced, a "Character Serifu game." (I'm not entirely sure how to romanize serifu here-- sure, it looks like "serif," but it translates to character dialogue. It's sort of like an anime version of the Japanese card game karuta, in which you pick up one card from a stack and everyone races to match it to the proper card laid out with others on a table or the floor. In this case, though, it looks like you're working to either match text quotes to characters, or alternatively dialogue played off of a special CD. I think the real draw on this one is the art, however; the case features all five of the SOS Brigade in beautiful, traditional kimono, and it really looks cool.
the basic rule is to connect a poem that is being read, at least that is the original game, the one who get it first wins
I dunno: Everyone picks a character, and that character has certain abilities, as well as likes/dislikes. The players then secretly distribute "Are you god?" cards. Thus, players saunter around, interacting with other characters, and when a character's "like" goes down, they reveal "Are they god" to see if they unconsciously blow up the world because they are bored/depressed.
So it has a mystery aspect, and a survival aspect!
The first player to control a majority of Neo Japan, despite the complexities of love, wins!
Collateral Damage: The Anime Board Game is an exciting board game for 2-6 players ages 13 and up. A game runs about 2 hours, and knowledge of anime is not necessary to play.
You should check it out at http://www.gozergames.com/games/collateral-damage