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Jumpchain List Jumpchain List By: Manyfist 1. 007 2. 80’s Action Movie 3. A Certain Magical Index 4. A Song of Fire & Ice 5. Ace Attorney 6. Ace Combat 7. Adventure Time 8. Age of Mythology 9. Alien 10. Alpha Protocol 11. Animal Crossing 12. Anno 2070 13. Archer 14. Ar Tonelico 15. Assassin’s Creed 16. Asura’s Crying 17. Asura’s Wrath 18. Avatar the Last Airbender 19. Avatar the Legend of Korra 20. Babylon 5 21. Banjo Kazooie 22. Bayonetta 23. Berserk 24. BeyBlade 25. Bioncle 26. Bioshock 27. Bioshock Infinite 28. Black Bullet 29. Black Lagoon 30. BlazBlue 31. Bleach 32. Bloody Roar 33. Borderlands 34. Bubblegum Crisis 2032 35. Buffy The Vampire Slayer 36. Cardcaptor Sakura 37. Career Model 38. Carivores 39. Castlevania 40. CATstrophe 41. City of Heroes 42. Civilization 43. Code Geass 44. Command & Conquer 45. Commoragth 46. Cooking Show 47. Courage the Cowardly Dog 48. Cowboy Bebop 49. Danny Phantom 50. Dark Souls 51. Dark Stalkers 52. Dark Sun 53. DC 54. Dead or Alive 55. Dead Rising 56. Dead Space 57. Deadman Wonderland 58. Deus Ex 59. Digimon 60. Disney Princess 61. DMC 62. Doctor Who 63. Dragon Age 64. Dragon Commander 65. Dragon’s Dogma 66. Dresden Files 67. Dune 68. Dwarf Fortress 69. Elona 70. Erfworld 71. Etrain Odyssey 72. Fable 73. Fallout 74. Fairy Tail 75. Familiar Zero 76. Fire Emblem Awakening 77. Fire Emblem The Sacred Stones 78. Firefly 79. Final Fantasy VII 80. Final Fantasy Tactics 81. Fullmetal Alchemist 82. Full Metal Panic! 83. Futurama 84. Gargoyles 85. Geneforge 86. Generic Fighting Game 87. Generic Magical Girl 88. Generic Medical Drama 89. Generic Sugar Bowl 90. Generic Virtual World 91. GhostBusters 92. Girl Genius 93. Goat Simulator 94. Godzilla 95. Golden Sun/Dark Dawn 96. Gothic 97. Grand Theft Auto 98. Half Life 99. Halo 100. Halo Gauntlet 101. Harry Potter 102. Heist 103. Hellsing 104. Hollywood 105. Horror Movie 106. Iji 107. Imaginary Friend 108. Infamous 109. InfiniCon 110. Inukami 111. Inuyasha 112. Invader Zim 113. Investigation 114. Jackie-Chan 115. James Cameron’s Avatar 116. Jade Empire 117. Jet Set Radio Future 118. Johnny Test 119. Jojo Bizarre Adventure 120. Journey to the West 121. Legend of Spyro Skylanders 122. Lights of Terra 123. Long Live the Queen 124. Lord of the Rings 125. Lovecraft 126. Kantai 127. Kids Next Door 128. Kill La Kill 129. King Arthur 130. Kirby’s Dreamland 131. Lego 132. Lego – Legends of Chima 133. Lords of Light 134. Macross 135. Madoka 136. Magi 137. Mahou Sensei Negima! 138. Mark of the Ninja 139. Marvel 140. Mass Effect 141. Mega Man Battle Network 142. Mega Man Classic 143. Mega Man X 144. Metal Gear Rising 145. Metal Gear Solid 146. Minecraft 147. Mob 148. Modern Action Movie 149. Monoply 150. Monster Hunter 151. Mother 152. Musician 153. Mystery Science Theater 154. Naruto 155. NeoPets 156. Nine to Five 157. Ninjago – Masters of Spinjitsu 158. Nintendogs 159. No Game No Life 160. No More Heroe 161. Okami 162. One Piece 163. One Punch 164. Ouran 165. Outlaw Star 166. Overlord 167. Pacific Rim 168. Percy Jackson 169. Persona 170. Pikmin 171. Pirates of the Caribbean 172. Platoon 173. Prototype 174. Pokémon Mystery Dungeon 175. Populous 176. PS238 177. Raildex Science 178. Ravenloft 179. Razzle Dazzle 180. Red Alert 3 181. Resident Evil 182. Reborn 183. Rollercoaster Tycoon 184. Rosario + Vampire 185. RWBY 186. Sabaton 187. Sailor Moon 188. Santa 189. Scooby Doo 190. Sekirei 191. Sengoku Basara 192. Shadowrun 193. Shovel Knight 194. Skies of Arcadia 195. Slayers 196. Slice of Life 197. Smite 198. Sonic 199. Soul Caliber 200. Soul Eater 201. Soul Hackers 202. Splinter Cell 203. Sports Jump 204. Starcraft 205. Stargate SG-1 206. Star Trek – Original 207. Star Trek – TNG 208. Star Wars Clone Wars 209. Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 210. Strike Witches 211. Super Mario 212. Super Mario RPG 213. Sword Are Online 214. Tales of Symphonia 215. Tales of Vesperia 216. Team Fortress 2 217. Tenchi Muyo! 218. Terra Formars 219. The Fast and the Furious 220. The Elder Scrolls 221. The Legend of Zelda 222. The Mysterious Cities of Gold 223. The Sims 3 224. Thing Thing 225. Tomb Raider 226. Toriko 227. Totally Spies/Martial Mysteries 228. Transformers 229. Transmetropolitan 230. Tropico 231. Twilight 232. Uncharted Waters 233. Unholy Heights 234. Unsounded 235. Vampire the Masquerade 236. Vampire the Requiem 237. Vandread 238. Venture Brothers 239. Viking Saga 240. Warcraft 3 241. Warhammer Fantasy – Dogs of War 242. Wakfu 243. Weird Wild West 244. Wheel of Time 245. Winnie the Pooh 246. World War 2 247. Worm 248. Wuxia 249. X-Com 250. Xiaolin Showdown 251. Yu Gi Oh .
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