.hack//Infection
(Video Game 2002)
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.hack//Infection
(Video Game 2002)
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Mona Marshall | ... |
Kite
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Sayaka Aida | ... |
Kite
(voice: Japanese version)
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Wendee Lee | ... |
BlackRose
(voice: English version)
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Masumi Asano | ... |
BlackRose
(voice: Japanese version)
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Kirk Thornton | ... |
Orca
(voice: English version)
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Yasunori Masutani | ... | |
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Doug Erholtz | ... |
Balmung
(voice: English version)
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Nobuyuki Hiyama | ... | |
| Mary Elizabeth McGlynn | ... |
Helba
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Emma Wielant
(voice: English version)
(as Mary McGlynn)
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Yumi Tôma | ... | |
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Debra Rogers | ... |
Mia
(voice: English version)
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Minami Takayama | ... |
Mia
(voice: Japanese version)
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Brianne Siddall | ... |
Elk
(voice: English version)
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Mitsuki Saiga | ... |
Elk
(voice: Japanese version)
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Bob Papenbrook | ... |
Lios
(voice: English version) (credit only)
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A fourteen year old boy named Kite is invited by his schoolmate, Orca, to play the online game The World. While playing the game both Kite and his friend are attacked by an unknown monster. As a result, Orca becomes comatose in the real world. Despite his friend's condition, Kite continues to play The World believing he'll find a way to revive Orca. While playing, Kite accepts Book of Twilight from a mysterious girl in white. Kite is transformed into an outlaw player within the game wielding the very same power responsible for Orca's condition. Written by David Knight
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