History VideoGame / NamuAmidaButsuUtena

The game has received an anime adaptation aired on April 2019, making it part of the Spring2019Anime season.

* OfficiallyShortenedTitle: ''[=NamuAmi=]'' or ''[=NamuAmi=] UTENA''.

* CultureChopSuey: The game is set in Japan, the characters are imported figures from an Indian religion, many weapons and outfit designs are vaguely ''Chinese''.

* LiteralSplitPersonality: The cast not infrequently contains these, as different names for a single mythological figure in real life get made into separate characters:
** Tamonten and Bishamonten.
** Agyō and Ungyō of Kongō Rikishi.
** Jizō Bosatsu and Enmaten.
** Satan and Iblis.

* ElementalRockPaperScissors: Certain elements hit certain elements harder: Wind beats Earth, Earth beats Water, Water beats Fire, Fire beats Wind, Void has no weakness elements or elements it's strong against.

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''Namu Amida Butsu! -UTENA-'' is the 2019 reboot by DMM Games of a little-known defunct 2016 online visual novel entitled ''Namu Amida Butsu!'' developed by Visualworks, in which the player assumes the role of the ''[[NonEntityGeneral dōmori]]'' (堂守, roughly "guardian") of fictitious Bonnō Temple (梵納寺) who summons, trains and sends [[CastFullOfPrettyBoys good-looking]] Buddhas into battle against ''kleśas'' and unlocks stories as the game progresses. Not related to ''Anime/RevolutionaryGirlUtena''.

!!The game(s) and its anime adaptation provide examples of:

* MissingEpisode: The reason why the 2016 ''Namu Amida Butsu!'' doesn't get its own trope page and anything tropable about it will be listed on this page, the same one for the ''-UTENA-'' remake. Thanks to its obscurity, it has very few screenshots and even less gameplay footage online, and whatever videos there are doesn't cover its entirety or even its main parts. While the original game's PR site can be viewed via the [[https://web.archive.org/web/20161029221536/http://hotoke13.jp/ Internet Archive]], even that won't solve the problem of ''the actual game's being unplayable'', making information about it too scarce to trope.

* LostEpisode: The reason why the 2016 ''Namu Amida Butsu!'' doesn't get its own trope page and anything tropable about it will be listed on this page, the same one for the ''-UTENA-'' remake. Thanks to its obscurity, it has very few screenshots and even less gameplay footage online, and whatever videos there are doesn't cover its entirety or even its main parts. While the original game's PR site can be viewed via the [[https://web.archive.org/web/20161029221536/http://hotoke13.jp/ Internet Archive]], even that won't solve the problem of ''the actual game's being unplayable'', making information about it too scarce to trope.

!!The game and its anime adaptation provide examples of:

* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: In addition to having a noticeably different art style in the 2016 game, characters who were in that game have some wildly different designs from their ''-UTENA-'' counterparts: for one, Dainichi dressed [[AdaptationalModesty more revealingly]], Kannon and Seishi dressed ''[[AdaptationalSkimpiness less]]'' revealingly, Yakushi's outfit had a hood, Ashuku wore a short skirt with a longer sheer garment underneath rather than one tapered frilled skirt, plus she wore high-heels instead of ''geta'', Miroku wore a mere buttoned shirt instead of a ''tángzhuāng'', Karura didn't have a human form, and no one had internal affairs clothing because internal affairs wasn't a thing back then.

* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: In addition to having a noticeably different art style in the 2016 game, characters who were in that game have some wildly different designs from their ''-UTENA-'' counterparts: Dainichi dressed [[AdaptationalModesty more revealingly]], Kannon and Seishi dressed ''[[AdaptationalSkimpiness less]]'' revealingly, Yakushi's outfit had a hood, Ashuku wore a short skirt with a longer sheer garment underneath rather than one tapered frilled skirt, plus she wore high-heels instead of ''geta'', Miroku wore a mere buttoned shirt instead of a ''tángzhuāng'', Karura didn't have a human form, and no one had internal affairs clothing because internal affairs wasn't a thing back then.

* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: In addition to having a noticeably different art style in the 2016 game, characters who were in that game have some wildly different designs from their ''-UTENA-'' counterparts: Dainichi dressed [[AdaptationalModesty more revealingly]], Kannon and Seishi dressed ''[[AdaptationalSkimpiness less]]'' revealingly, Yakushi's outfit had a hood, Ashuku wore a short skirt with a longer sheer garment underneath rather than one tapered frilled skirt, plus she wore high-heels instead of ''geta'', Miroku wore a mere buttoned shirt instead of a ''tángzhuāng'', Karuraten didn't have a human form, and no one had internal affairs clothing because internal affairs wasn't a thing back then.

* LowFantasy: There are Buddhas and divine magic, but the game is set in Heisei-Reiwa Japan where human life isn't very different from that in the contemporary real world if at all, divine beings live like humans and use of magic is almost entirely limited to combat.

* LowFantasy: There are Buddhas and divine magic, but the game is set in Heisei-Reiwa Japan where human life isn't very different from that in the contemporary real world if at all, divine beings live like humans and use of magic is limited to combat.

''Namu Amida Butsu! -UTENA-'' is the 2019 renewal by DMM Games of a little-known defunct 2016 game entitled ''Namu Amida Butsu!'' developed by Visualworks, in which the player assumes the role of the ''[[NonEntityGeneral dōmori]]'' (堂守, roughly "guardian") of fictitious Bonnō Temple (梵納寺) who summons, trains and sends [[CastFullOfPrettyBoys good-looking]] Buddhas into battle against ''kleśas'' and unlocks stories as the game progresses. Not related to ''Anime/RevolutionaryGirlUtena''.

* CanonForeigner: All appearing characters who are not the Thirteen Buddhas [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg and Karuraten]], which include Taishakuten and Bonten who receive enough story appearance and billing to be prominent, are exclusive to ''-UTENA-''.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: The original game only had 13 Buddhas, but ''-UTENA-'' introduces new characters by the truckload.
* MobilePhoneGame: ''-UTENA-'' is released for Android and [=iOS=] first.