The television anime No Game, No Life begins airing, a MADHOUSE-produced fantasy comedy adapting Yuu Kamiya's light novels about shut-in sibling gamers Sora and Shiro summoned to a world where every conflict is settled by games.
No Game No Life is a 12-episode TV anime by Madhouse, adapting the first three volumes of Yuu Kamiya's light novels[1]
Shut-in stepsiblings Sora and Shiro, the gamer 'Blank', are transported by Tet to Disboard, where everything is decided by games, and help Stephanie Dola restore the kingdom of Elkia[1]
Scored 8.03 on MyAnimeList (1,637,391 users), ranked #714; the prequel movie No Game No Life: Zero is listed[1]
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