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Kill-Ballad (キルバラード) is a downloadable fighting game for the PhoneDroid (full name Mobile Battler Gunvarrel Kill-Ballad ONLINE). It was developed by Frau Koujiro and her development team Frau Koujiro Factory, and is based on the in-universe anime, Mobile Battler Gunvarrel, which features the Gunvarrel robot. Players take control of one of various mecha robots based on robots from the anime and fight opponents in arena stages. Gameplay is in the first-person perspective, and the game is heavily focused on online PvP competition. Kill-Ballad also features a leaderboard that ranks players worldwide—on it, Kaito Yashio is ranked as the fifth-best player.
Ranking[]
The top 5 players at the beginning of the series are:
1. TAKANO_EYE_1998
2. HANASONO_1991
3. BOBLEE_1983
4. TAGIRINGER
5. UMISHO
To rise in rank, one must defeat higher-ranked players in online gameplay. However, defeating a higher-ranked player only once is not enough to overtake their rank—doing so requires multiple consecutive victories.
Role in the Kimijima Reports[]
It is later revealed that the top three ranked players were killed a few months before the events of Robotics;Notes.
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| Terminologies | PhoneDroid • Kill-Ballad • Twipo • IRUO. App • HUG • Sister Centipede • Kimijima Reports • Monopole • Noah IV • GunBuild-1 • GunBuild-2 • Super GunBuild-1 • Gunvarrel • Mobile Battler Gunvarrel • Elephant Mouse Syndrome | |
| Organizations | Committee of 300 • Exoskeleton Company • Frau Koujiro Factory • JAXA • Chuo Tanegashima High • Robotics Research Club • ROBO-ONE • Space Candy Co., Ltd. | |
| Locations | Tanegashima • Tanegashima Space Center • Robot Clinic • Tokyo Expo | |
| Events | MF Anemone Incident • Tanegashima Gun Festival | |