Dead Account Game Adaptation Skips the Anime's Art for New Drawings
The adaptation is being built from the manga rather than the January to March 2026 anime, so its art is newly drawn and its release will not be tied to the anime's production schedule.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
At Tokyo Game Show 2026, Smilegate Megaport showed a demo of Dead Account: Two Blue Flames, a roguelite action RPG based on Shizuku Watanabe's manga Dead Account, serialized on Magazine Pocket. Players lead a team of up to five mediums in quarter-view battles, controlling only the leader while the other four act automatically. The PC version is planned for STOVE, with an Android version also listed.
The game's protagonist is Souji Enishiro, a flame-bait streamer working as "Agorin-Go" to pay for his younger sister Akari's treatment. The medium Kukuru Kasubata tells him his sister is already dead. He then transfers into Yaden Academy, a training school that is itself a Japanese-style inn, as a next-generation medium who channels digital powers through a smartphone, and he tracks the highest-grade Bakeaka, "K the Lonely," who killed his sister.
In its setting, ghosts once appeared in graveyards as analog beings, and mediums exorcised them the same way. As society changed, ghosts began coming out of smartphones, and mediums digitalized their spiritual power to match.
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