Follows professional teenage video gamer, Conor, who is forced to go to high school for the first time, after a thumb injury. Coping with his new lifestyle, he focuses on friendships and visualizes life as a video game.
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S1.E16
Conor and the gang take a product endorsement deal to try to dethrone their arch rival Lika from being the face of the gaming world.
S2.E4
Conor and the gang find out where they rank in the International Gaming League Tournament
S2.E12
When Franklin's literacy fair project is destroyed, Wendell is presumed to be the culprit and is expelled; Conor sets out to prove Wendell's innocence and clear his name.
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Title: Gamer's Guide to Pretty Much Everything (2015–2017)
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The show centers on Conor, a 15-year-old video gamer, who is forced to attend high school for the first time after a thumb injury sidelines him from the glamorous pro gaming circuit. As a coping mechanism, he begins to visualize life as a video game. He is reunited with his three former gamer friends who he left behind for life on the pro circuit World Tour, and he quickly realizes that restoring his friendships is vital in his quest to "level up" to his former glory. Written by Anonymous
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The vast majority of games and merchandise mentioned or seen throughout the series are fake, possibly due to rights issues. The only exception is the Yo-Kai Watch merchandise that can be seen on the game store's counter in season two. Disney XD also airs Yo-Kai Watch episodes. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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For people who believe this is dull remember it's a Disney show meant for children 13-17. In saying that I'm 25 and love it. It keeps me laughing and wanting more. The actors are hilarious and play together very well. Cameron Boyce who I believe went from another show directly into this project and you can tell he works hard to deliver in anything he does. As a die hard gamer this show nails it for me. It reminds me of video game high school, which was my all time favorite YouTube show turned Netflix original wannabe. If your looking for. Family friendly show for your child like I was and want them to get into video games a bit more then watch this.