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Overview

An amusement park “horror game” based on a Japanese legend traps a group of students in an endless loop. Every night, they must collect the Red Girl’s remains and place them in a coffin before dawn—or they die and wake up again with the same nightmare.

The story begins with Rikuto and his friend trying to save a lost little girl near a broken roller coaster. The Red Girl appears, tears them apart, and the curse is set in motion.

Escalation and the Scavenger Hunt

As the group splits up to search for body parts, the situation spirals quickly:

• Phones disappear
• Rides start on their own
• Blood trails appear
• Brutal deaths occur inside park buildings

To survive, the students are forced into a grim scavenger hunt. They rely on logic, panic-proof teamwork, and even small “game tactics” to stay sane—while the Red Girl surgically kills whoever finds the next piece.

Key Reveals and Twists

• The “game” is controlled by the Bloodstone and overseen by a woman known as the white-haired figure, who can take or swap victims.
• A “black-dressed man” (Tekiheira) is tied to winning the game years earlier. He helps the group because he wants to verify their run and stop the cycle.
• A parallel-world character (Isuka/Asuka in the other side of events) becomes the next replacement victim, tied to the stone.
• The only way out is to destroy the Bloodstone.
• The curse doesn’t truly end until the correct ritual sequence is completed, requiring multiple “final-night” attempts.

Big Finale

The team eventually regains momentum, completing most of the remains. The last battleground becomes the area around the broken-roller-coaster platform.

The Red Girl attacks again, but teammates sacrifice themselves strategically:

• Tekiheira and Misaki stall the monster
• A final stand determines the outcome, with the park machine/structure (roller coaster/electrical system/compactor) being used to place the last limb into the coffin

Meanwhile, in the other world:

• The Bloodstone is destroyed
• Thunder/lightning strikes
• The white-haired controller is freed, altering events in the main world

After the curse breaks, everyone wakes up in reality—while the nightmare memories fade. Later, Rikuto learns the moral ending: there is no real time loop. The tragedy was ultimately a deadly lesson about valuing life instead of chasing thrill through fate-game systems.

Notable Jokes and Standout Reactions

• Grisa tries to turn the horror into an “Instagram photoshoot” moment—then is instantly pulled into the nightmare.
• The students cope by reframing their situation as a “chase game,” and their confidence grows as they understand the loop rules.
• Recurring “phone vanished” and “lights came on then the ride started” moments land like sudden, creepy punch scares.
• Several deaths are framed with dark irony (e.g., someone dies “a hero” by finally getting the electricity on, right before being killed).

Main Personalities (Appearing in the Video)

• Rikuto
• Misaki (often spelled “Messiki” in subtitles)
• Yamato (“Yamoto” in subtitles)
• Grisa / Qarisa / Karisa (same character with multiple spellings)
• Arisa (“Reisa” appears too)
• Atorra
• Tekiheira / Tekehiro
• Isuka / Asuka (parallel-world character; multiple spellings)
• Takehiro / Takehiro
• The Red Girl
• The white-haired woman / Bloodstone controller (“original victim” figure)
• Miku / Miko (the original victim referenced near the end)