

ディーふらぐ!
The Kazama Family—a gang of three wannabe delinquents and close friends, spearheaded by Kenji Kazama, is trying to make a name for themselves at Fujou Academy. On the first day of the term, the gang finds themselves putting out a fire in the Game Development Club. Instead of thanking them, the eccentric club members attack and knock out Kenji's two friends, forcing Kenji to fight for his life. Failing to escape, the gang leader is coerced into joining the Game Development Club. As he settles in...
D-Frag! adapts content from the first 5 volumes of Tomoya Haruno's manga of the same name.
A delinquent forced into a chaotic game club discovers that madness can be more fun than mischief.
Kenji Kazama and his two side‑kicks have grand plans to become the most notorious trio at Fujō Academy, but their first day takes a wild turn when they stumble into a raging inferno inside the school's Game Development Club. Instead of gratitude, the club’s bizarre quartet—president‑tyrant Chitose, tomboyish Sakura, perpetually absent advisor Minami, and the enigmatic shadow‑ruler Roka—knocks Kenji’s friends unconscious and forces him into a reluctant apprenticeship. Now stuck as the club’s reluctant mascot, Kenji is thrust into a whirlwind of absurd projects, chaotic brainstorming sessions, and endless pranks that blur the line between work and play. As the weeks roll by, the eccentric girls each reveal a quirky side: Chitose’s iron‑fisted leadership hides a surprisingly tender competitive streak, Sakura’s boundless energy fuels the club’s wildest ideas, Minami’s laid‑back attitude masks a hidden talent for game mechanics, and Roka’s mysterious aura keeps everyone guessing. Despite his initial desire to escape, Kenji finds himself oddly drawn to the pandemonium, discovering that the camaraderie and sheer unpredictability of the club are more entertaining than any delinquent scheme he ever imagined. By the series’ end, the line between “forced membership” and genuine enthusiasm is hilariously blurred, leaving Kenji to wonder whether he ever wanted to leave at all.
A high school comedy where a wannabe delinquent gets forcibly recruited into a game development club run by eccentric girls. Expect constant slapstick violence, regular fan service and innuendo, and crude humor, all played lightly without serious consequences.
D-Frag! has 12 episodes.
D-Frag! is currently finished airing.
D-Frag! was produced by Brain's Base.
D-Frag! aired Jan 7, 2014 to Mar 25, 2014.
D-Frag! is based on a Manga.
A high school comedy where a wannabe delinquent gets forcibly recruited into a game development club run by eccentric girls. Expect constant slapstick violence, regular fan service and innuendo, and crude humor, all played lightly without serious consequences.
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Karasuyama, Chitose
Main
CV: Saitou, Chiwa

Kazama, Kenji
Main
CV: Konishi, Katsuyuki

Mizukami, Sakura
Main
CV: Takahashi, Mikako

Shibasaki, Roka
Main
CV: Hanazawa, Kana

Takao
Main
CV: Itou, Shizuka

Akasaka
Supporting

Chitose's Older Sister
Supporting
CV: Saitou, Chiwa

Conecone, Shawn
Supporting
CV: Nakata, Jouji

Fujisaki
Supporting
CV: Kousaka, Atsushi

Funabori
Supporting
CV: Toyosaki, Aki

Haijima
Supporting

Inada, Tsutsumi
Supporting
CV: Toyoguchi, Megumi

Joe
Supporting

Kaneko
Supporting

Kawabata
Supporting

Kawahara, Ataru
Supporting
CV: Fukuyama, Jun

Kazama, Noe
Supporting
CV: Katou, Emiri

Kodama
Supporting

Matsubara, Azuma
Supporting
CV: Sanpei, Yuuko

Matsuhisa
Supporting
CV: Nishiyama, Koutarou

Meinohama
Supporting

Mob Child
Supporting
CV: Mizuno, Marie

Mob Father
Supporting
CV: Yasumoto, Hiroki

Moro
Supporting
CV: Fujiwara, Takahiro
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