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Released in 1999, Digimon Adventure was created by Akiyoshi Hongo and produced by Toei Animation, a studio renowned for its work on iconic anime series such as Dragon Ball and One Piece. This association with a well-established studio speaks to Digimon's credibility within the anime community, yet it still competes with Pokémon, overshadowing its unique storytelling.

At The Kickback, one could see the future of gaming - diverse, inclusive, and richly influenced by a kaleidoscope of cultures. The Kickback fosters a sense of belonging and provides a platform for underrepresented voices in the gaming world. It’s not just about playing the games; it’s about changing the game.

When it comes to the crossover of video games and anime, the results can either be a hit or miss. Luckily for fans of both, some video game adaptations go above and beyond, delivering visuals, engaging stories, and faithful representations of the source material. Whether you’re a seasoned gamer, an anime fan, or both, here are the 7 best video game-to-anime adaptations that are worth your time.

Jordan Bentley, the mastermind behind Hypland, is not just making waves in the streetwear scene—he’s also one of the most stylish gamers in the industry. Starting his brand at just 13, Bentley fused his love for anime, gaming, and fashion to create Hypland, a global brand known for its bold, anime-inspired designs.