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, Legend of Zelda, Metroid, Donkey Kong, Tetris, Pokemon. the list goes on and on. It's no wonder that Nintendo's Game Boy had a lock on the traditionally younger audience that was playing portable game systems. History shows that going up against the Game Boy is a losing proposition. Regardless,
there are many teenage and adult game players who would love to own a handheld system geared toward their tastes--something
with simulation, sports, and fighting games instead of the kid-friendly Mario and Pokemon games. It was with an eye on this untapped market that SNK dove into the handheld genre with a system of its own, the NeoGeo Pocket, in 1998. The monochrome NeoGeo Pocket was short-lived, but versions of Samurai Shodown and King of Fighters were produced for it. The NeoGeo Pocket went on sale in Japan in the fall of 1998. Like the Game Boy, it was a portable game system with a monochrome screen and two buttons.
Possessing the same aspiration, Asta's childhood friend and rival
Yuno has been blessed with the ability to control powerful wind magic. Even with this
overwhelming gap between them, hoping to somehow awaken his magical abilities and catch up to Yuno, Asta trains his body relentlessly every day. In the Clover Kingdom, once a person turns 15 years old, it is time for them to receive their Grimoire, an item allowing its wielder to use their magic to its full capacity. At the ceremony, Yuno obtains a Grimoire with a legendary four-leaf clover, indicating the exceptional strength of its wielder, while Asta pointlessly waits for his. Feeling dejected, yet unwilling to give up, Asta sees Yuno caught by a mage who is trying to steal Yuno's special Grimoire. Despite being completely overpowered by Yuno's captor, Asta's will to keep fighting rewards him with his very own Grimoire—one with an unheard-of black five-leaf clover.
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