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| | Review: Angelic Layer |
 | | Angelic Layer excels in many ways, not the least of which is that while it's a tournament show (on the surface anyway, more on that shortly), unlike nearly every other tournament show in existence, the game being played does not exist in real life! |
 | | You see, Angelic Layer is in fact the story of a girl growing up and learning to be more confident in herself, and how the people she meets while playing the game affect her, and how she affects others. |
 | | Now, the Angelic Layer game itself is indeed captivating, and the way the game plays out on screen provides plenty of action to watch, but when you realize that it's primarily the vehicle for a character drama, that makes it even better. |
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