Three people, Ono Kensho (K), Hanae Natsuki (H), and Eguchi Takuya (T), play a game called "Dark Nanja Monja" which seems to be a dark and twisted version of a memory game. The objective is to summon monsters and be the first to recall the monster's name, which is decided by the player who summoned it. The game involves a lot of arguing, cheating, and ridiculous rules, with the players constantly trying to outsmart and outmaneuver each other. The game becomes increasingly chaotic and absurd, with the players betting their tea and cafe au lait on the final round. In the end, the game descends into anarchy, with all three players simultaneously recalling the name of the final monster, "Otafuku World's Medusa, Demonic Gaze Akko!"
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The players are Hanae Natsuki, Ono Kensho, and Eguchi Takuya.
2. They are playing a game called "Dark Nanja Monja".
3. The game involves summoning monsters and giving them names.
4. The players must remember the names of the monsters to add them to their deck.
5. If a player forgets a monster's name, it returns to the playing field.
6. The game has a "Dark rule" that if a player fumbles on a monster's name, the monster returns to the playing field.
7. The players are competing to collect the most monsters.
8. The game is being played in a location called Namjatown, an indoor theme park in Ikebukuro.
9. Ono Kensho claims to have never played Nanja Monja before.
10. Eguchi Takuya claims to be undefeated in Nanja Monja.
11. Hanae Natsuki explains the rules of the game to Ono Kensho.
12. The players take turns summoning monsters and trying to remember their names.
13. The game becomes increasingly chaotic as the players struggle to remember the monsters' names.
14. The players agree to play a final round, betting all of their cards and their tea or cafe au lait.
15. The final round involves summoning the monster "Otafuku World's Medusa, Demonic Gaze Akko" again.
16. The players all shout out the monster's name at the same time, but it is unclear who wins the game.