About: In the galaxy of Solarious exist seven major planets. Each planet having characteristics the other six do not and a God at variance from one another. Yet at the same time all seven planets are the same, for they are all connected by one life line, like a domino, if one if affected the others soon follow. So in order to protect the order of the planets a group of scientist from each world begin an experiment to somehow intertwine holy power into a human life form, in other words “a man made angel.” They named the experiment “Project K.R.O.W.” standing for Kinetic Robotic Operating Warrior, making the title stand for the project’s purpose. After three years of long and hard labor, the groups of scientist are finally ready to put the project to its first test drive. Professor Demona and his wife, two head scientist of the project, become very excited about the end of their work seeing that they will finally be able to see their daughter once again. But before they run the test drive Professor Lamel, the head of the lab, speaks to his fellow workers and then, initiates the project. Everything goes smoothly at first, but when Professor Demona finds something wrong with the heart rating of the angel, the project goes terribly wrong; forcing him to lose his dear friend and precious wife. Eight years later the head of Corporation Nova receives a letter from a secret organization requesting that he might lead a group of seven young teens to play a game. The game, to collect the materia in order to complete the angel, what this means most do not know, but apparently there will be great prizes gained from this event. In another world, Casselia Demona has finally reached her junior year in high school, which is very surprising because she is the gang leader of one of the toughest gangs in Cermain City, the Phoenixes. Casselia has always been quite content with her life, but when a new student enrolls into her class, somehow the tables turn, and she is dragged into the mysterious game of adventure, pain, comedy, and love, “Project K.R.O.W.” Rated: T+ (Older Teens)
