Inspiration
We both watch a lot of anime and play various anime games. The inspiration credit goes to the NARUTO anime. We have submitted the version 1 of this game in MHL Hacktoon. As this hackathon theme is back to hacking, So we build the version 2 of this game from scratch for this hackathon.
What it does
Our anime game is a simple 2 player 2d game. Both player can choose which character they want to play with. The game is simple. Both players have to fight each other until the HP of other player became 0. The players can use punches, kicks, special moves and power ups to defeat the other player to win the fight. Hence, the game as well.
How we built it
We have used Python as a programming language. The for the framework, I have used pygame. We only have used basics of pygame, so anyone can understand it.
Challenges we ran into
There were various challenges.
- Like the random generation is power orbs and power ups.
- How to fit the battle filed and players in it
- Adding various moves for the players for multiple characters
- Synchronization of the song in the game
Accomplishments that we're proud of
We are proud of my self that we have build this game under the time limit. And We are beginner in pygames, although we have used arcade module for building game before. So We are kind of happy to see my result, which this game has shown us. We hope to grow in the future and make more amazing games like this in the future.
What we learned
I have learned the intermediate python topics like nested functions, etc. I have also learned about the pygame framework. Which is just incredible to make games in python. Pygames has taught me many things and stunning concepts which we're using in making games.
What's next for Anime_game
We would like to host my game on a gaming website. And I would try to make it more interesting my adding multipliers though which many people can play together and compete with each other online. I will also like to make a leader board on that website so that the competition can increase.


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