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The Girlfriend Kari Wiki is dedicated to the popular Japanese mobile game, Girlfriend Beta, also known as Girlfriend Kari (ガールフレンド(仮)) created by Ameba. This game is largely a luck-based collection-based card games, where the cards depict art of various anime girls known to give off a somewhat "cute" and "attractive" presence.

The game has grown to be very large in Japan, resulting in an anime series as well as future video games. Roughly 5 million users have already been registered since 2014, and the number continuously grows. While the card game is known to be primarily mobile, the rapid influx of users caused Ameba to open the game to Google Chrome on PC as well. The game is browser-based, so any device with Google Chrome can access the game by visiting vcard.ameba.jp.

Because most of the game is in Japanese, and due to the fact that many of the game mechanics are fairly complex, difficult, and hard to understand, the wiki exists as a way to jump into the game and get started.

However, the wiki does not exist simply as a tutorial. A wiki, in this case, is defined as a large collection of articles that anyone can edit. Regardless of the information that you can add (whether it be Gameplay-related, information about a girl's personality, news about the anime or other visual goods, grammar edits, artistic talent, etc.) will be appreciated.

Please do not abuse the open environment of a wiki to harm the information in any way, shape, or form. Mass deletion and alteration of pages should not occur without prior permission from a large group of contributors or from multiple administrators.

For more information about this wiki, check out our main page! Go get started on this wonderfully addicting luck-based random-number-generator game today.

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 The Girlfriend Kari Wiki is dedicated to the popular Japanese mobile game, Girlfriend Beta, also known as Girlfriend Kari (ガールフレンド(仮)) created by [http://www.ameba.jp/ Ameba], a corporation most widely known in Japan for its small card-style mobile games, and more-so known for its blogging service. This game is largely a luck-based collection-based card games, where the cards depict art of various anime girls known to give off a somewhat "cute" and "attractive" presence. It's primarily a game for collectors, utilizing various systems like [[wikipedia:Gashapon|gachapons]] and luck-based encounter systems.
-The game has grown to be very large in Japan, resulting in an [http://myanimelist.net/anime/24855/Girlfriend_%28Kari%29 anime] series as well as future video games. Roughly 5 million users have already been registered since 2014, and the number continuously grows. While the card game is known to be primarily mobile, the rapid influx of users caused Ameba to open the game to [http://www.google.com/chrome/ Google Chrome] on PC as well. The game is browser-based, so any device with Google Chrome can access the game by visiting [http://vcard.ameba.jp vcard.ameba.jp].
+The game has grown to be very large in Japan, resulting in an [http://myanimelist.net/anime/24855/Girlfriend_%28Kari%29 anime] series as well as future video games, including a rhythm game and a PS Vita game. Roughly 5 million users have already been registered since 2014, and the number continuously grows. While the card game is known to be primarily mobile, the rapid influx of users caused Ameba to open the game to [http://www.google.com/chrome/ Google Chrome] on PC as well. The game is browser-based, so any device with Google Chrome can access the game by visiting [http://vcard.ameba.jp vcard.ameba.jp].
-Because most of the game is in Japanese, and due to the fact that many of the game mechanics are fairly complex, difficult, and hard to understand, the wiki exists as a way to jump into the game and get started.
+For more information about the series and this wiki, check out our main page! There's soon to be a large amount of information accessible from the page. If you have anything to contribute, feel free to make edits! As long as you do it with the intention of contributing and helping out the community here at Girlfriend Kari Wiki, we'll be more than glad for you to contribute.
 If you want to contribute, get started by visiting our main page, our reading up on some of our contribution policies. They aren't long, nor are they complex. If you want to learn more about Girlfriend Kari, you're already at the right place!

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−	The Girlfriend Kari Wiki is dedicated to the popular Japanese mobile game, Girlfriend Beta, also known as Girlfriend Kari (ガールフレンド(仮)) created by [http://www.ameba.jp/ Ameba]. This game is largely a luck-based collection-based card games, where the cards depict art of various anime girls known to give off a somewhat "cute" and "attractive" presence. It's primarily a game for collectors, utilizing various systems like [[wikipedia:Gashapon\|gachapons]] and luck-based encounter systems.	+	The Girlfriend Kari Wiki is dedicated to the popular Japanese mobile game, Girlfriend Beta, also known as Girlfriend Kari (ガールフレンド(仮)) created by [http://www.ameba.jp/ Ameba], a corporation most widely known in Japan for its small card-style mobile games, and more-so known for its blogging service. This game is largely a luck-based collection-based card games, where the cards depict art of various anime girls known to give off a somewhat "cute" and "attractive" presence. It's primarily a game for collectors, utilizing various systems like [[wikipedia:Gashapon\|gachapons]] and luck-based encounter systems.

	The game has grown to be very large in Japan, resulting in an [http://myanimelist.net/anime/24855/Girlfriend_%28Kari%29 anime] series as well as future video games. Roughly 5 million users have already been registered since 2014, and the number continuously grows. While the card game is known to be primarily mobile, the rapid influx of users caused Ameba to open the game to [http://www.google.com/chrome/ Google Chrome] on PC as well. The game is browser-based, so any device with Google Chrome can access the game by visiting [http://vcard.ameba.jp vcard.ameba.jp].		The game has grown to be very large in Japan, resulting in an [http://myanimelist.net/anime/24855/Girlfriend_%28Kari%29 anime] series as well as future video games. Roughly 5 million users have already been registered since 2014, and the number continuously grows. While the card game is known to be primarily mobile, the rapid influx of users caused Ameba to open the game to [http://www.google.com/chrome/ Google Chrome] on PC as well. The game is browser-based, so any device with Google Chrome can access the game by visiting [http://vcard.ameba.jp vcard.ameba.jp].

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-The Girlfriend Kari Wiki is dedicated to the popular Japanese mobile game, Girlfriend Beta, also known as Girlfriend Kari (ガールフレンド(仮)) created by Ameba. This game is largely a luck-based collection-based card games, where the cards depict art of various anime girls known to give off a somewhat "cute" and "attractive" presence.
+The Girlfriend Kari Wiki is dedicated to the popular Japanese mobile game, Girlfriend Beta, also known as Girlfriend Kari (ガールフレンド(仮)) created by [http://www.ameba.jp/ Ameba]. This game is largely a luck-based collection-based card games, where the cards depict art of various anime girls known to give off a somewhat "cute" and "attractive" presence. It's primarily a game for collectors, utilizing various systems like [[wikipedia:Gashapon|gachapons]] and luck-based encounter systems.
-The game has grown to be very large in Japan, resulting in an anime series as well as future video games. Roughly 5 million users have already been registered since 2014, and the number continuously grows. While the card game is known to be primarily mobile, the rapid influx of users caused Ameba to open the game to Google Chrome on PC as well. The game is browser-based, so any device with Google Chrome can access the game by visiting vcard.ameba.jp.
+The game has grown to be very large in Japan, resulting in an [http://myanimelist.net/anime/24855/Girlfriend_%28Kari%29 anime] series as well as future video games. Roughly 5 million users have already been registered since 2014, and the number continuously grows. While the card game is known to be primarily mobile, the rapid influx of users caused Ameba to open the game to [http://www.google.com/chrome/ Google Chrome] on PC as well. The game is browser-based, so any device with Google Chrome can access the game by visiting [http://vcard.ameba.jp vcard.ameba.jp].
 Because most of the game is in Japanese, and due to the fact that many of the game mechanics are fairly complex, difficult, and hard to understand, the wiki exists as a way to jump into the game and get started.
 However, the wiki does not exist simply as a tutorial. A wiki, in this case, is defined as a large collection of articles that anyone can edit. Regardless of the information that you can add (whether it be Gameplay-related, information about a girl's personality, news about the anime or other visual goods, grammar edits, artistic talent, etc.) will be appreciated.
 Please do not abuse the open environment of a wiki to harm the information in any way, shape, or form. Mass deletion and alteration of pages should not occur without prior permission from a large group of contributors or from multiple administrators.
-For more information about this wiki, check out our main page! Go get started on this wonderfully addicting luck-based random-number-generator game today.
+For more information about this wiki, check out our main page! There's soon to be a large amount of information accessible from the page. If you have anything to contribute, feel free to make edits! As long as you do it with the intention of contributing and helping out the community here at Girlfriend Kari Wiki, we'll be more than glad for you to contribute.