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Adventure Mania is a TV show that sends random kids to live in an entirely computerized world. Their objective is to win as many of the games also known as trials as they can. However, while they are competing something goes wrong with the code and somehow breaks the barrier between game and reality. Everyone was told that this was fine and that it would be fixed shortly, but something seems off. Team Craziness isn't satisfied with the explanation and set out to solve the problem themselves but have no idea what they're doing.
This story is not the final copy and will have mistakes. We are trying to write and not edit. The plot will be weird for now and so will the English.
By We I mean I am not the only writer I have 3 other people working on this.
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