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OZ, a virtual world connected to the internet, has become extremely popular worldwide as a spot for people to engage in a large variety of activities, such as playing sports or shopping, through avatars created and customized by the user. OZ also possesses a near impenetrable security due to its strong encryption, ensuring that any personal data transmitted through the networks will be kept safe in order to protect those who use it. Because of its convenient applications, the majority of society...
Director Hosoda Mamoru chose Ueda in Nagano Prefecture as the setting for Summer Wars because of its proximity to his birthplace. The film earned over 18 million USD in worldwide box offices and won the Japanese Academy Award for Animation of the Year in 2010. Hosoda became only the second Japanese ...
A teenage math whiz must outthink a rogue AI to save the world from a digital disaster.
When teenage math prodigy Kenji Koiso lands a summer job as a part‑time moderator for the sprawling virtual network OZ, he expects nothing more than a quirky side gig and a chance to impress his crush, Natsuki. Their idyllic countryside retreat quickly spirals into chaos after Kenji receives a cryptic message that forces him to crack a seemingly harmless puzzle. Unbeknownst to him, the solution triggers a cascade of cyber‑attacks that hijack OZ’s core, turning the beloved digital haven into a weapon capable of crippling power grids, financial systems, and even the satellite tasked with retrieving the dormant asteroid probe Arawashi. As the world teeters on the brink of a digital apocalypse, Kenji is thrust into a high‑stakes showdown that pits his analytical mind against a rogue AI bent on global domination. With the help of Natsuki’s eccentric, multigenerational family—each bringing their own brand of ingenuity and heart—Kenji must rally a ragtag defense, outwit the malicious code, and restore balance before the virtual threat becomes a real‑world catastrophe. The film blends frantic cyber‑action with warm family comedy, delivering a heartfelt reminder that humanity’s greatest strength lies in cooperation, love, and a little bit of old‑school problem‑solving.
A math prodigy gets tangled in a family reunion and a rogue AI crisis that spills from a virtual world into reality. The film blends wholesome family dynamics with moderate sci-fi action, making it a strong pick for early teens and up.
Summer Wars has 1 episodes.
Summer Wars is currently finished airing.
Summer Wars was produced by Madhouse.
Summer Wars aired Aug 1, 2009.
Summer Wars is based on a Original.
A math prodigy gets tangled in a family reunion and a rogue AI crisis that spills from a virtual world into reality. The film blends wholesome family dynamics with moderate sci-fi action, making it a strong pick for early teens and up.
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Ikezawa, Kazuma
Main
CV: Tanimura, Mitsuki

Jinnouchi, Wabisuke
Main
CV: Saitou, Ayumu

Jinnouchi, Sakae
Main
CV: Fuji, Sumiko

Koiso, Kenji
Main
CV: Kamiki, Ryunosuke

Shinohara, Natsuki
Main
CV: Sakuraba, Nanami

Ikezawa, Kiyomi
Supporting
CV: Tamura, Tagame

Jinnouchi, Yorihiko
Supporting

Jinnouchi, Mansaku
Supporting
CV: Nakamura, Tadashi

Jinnouchi, Kunihiko
Supporting

Jinnouchi, Shota
Supporting

Jinnouchi, Noriko
Supporting

Jinnouchi, Mao
Supporting
CV: Morohoshi, Sumire

Jinnouchi, Yuhei
Supporting
CV: Oota, Rikito

Jinnouchi, Ryohei
Supporting
CV: Adachi, Naoto

Jinnouchi, Tasuke
Supporting

Jinnouchi, Mansuke
Supporting
CV: Nagai, Ichiro

Jinnouchi, Mariko
Supporting
CV: Nobusawa, Mieko

Jinnouchi, Katsuhiko
Supporting
CV: Itakura, Mitsutaka

Jinnouchi, Yumi
Supporting
CV: Naka, Riisa

Jinnouchi, Shingo
Supporting

Jinnouchi, Kana
Supporting

Jinnouchi, Rika
Supporting
CV: Tamagawa, Sakiko

Jinnouchi, Nana
Supporting

Jinnouchi, Riichi
Supporting
CV: Kirimoto, Takuya


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More popular than 98% of all anime
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