The battles feel like genuine teamwork rather than the usual "trainer yells commands while the creature does all the work" formula. Gaou and his monster partner move together in real time, trading blows and strategies like they've been training for this their whole lives. Hundred pushes that partnership deeper, forcing both human and buddy to evolve or break under the pressure. The lighthearted competition from the first series hardens into something that demands real sacrifice from both sides of the bond. You're watching two beings become one fighter, or watching one of them fail to make that leap.
With Tasuku away resting and training in the monster world, the Buddy Police decide Earth needs more protection and swear in several champions as deputies. Gaou Mikado, Tetsuya and Zanya Kisaragi are among the recruits, and the timing could not be closer: a foe called Ikazuchi appears, leading a hundred rogue monsters known as the 100 demons. The new deputies and the Great 8 monsters must stand together to keep these renegades from devouring the planet. This second Future Card Buddyfight TV series brings sci-fi action and card battles.
Streaming Future Card Buddyfight Hundred legally, as of the last catalog refresh. Availability changes by region.
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