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世界で初めてNPCになってしまった男

JapanPublished December 29, 2025

Views 416K  |  Likes 3.00K  |  Comments 54
Views#3,140,052Global
Views#60,852Japan

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143K subs•469 videos•Apr 2025

This video has 416K views and 3.00K likes, ranking #3,140,052 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

416,912

Likes

3,008

Comments

54

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Total (all-time): $292 – $834

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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映画タイトル:Creating Trapped in a Videogame(2022) あらすじ:ゲームが下手すぎる男が苛立ち、コントローラーを投げた瞬間——現実とゲーム世界がつながってしまう🎮調子に乗ってゲームの中へ入った男だったが、そこはゾンビに滅ぼされた危険な世界だった。 やがて戻ってきた友人も巻き込まれ、二人は「ゲームをクリアすれば現実に戻れる」という希望を頼りに、命がけでゾンビと戦い続ける。噛まれ、疑い、裏切りかけながらも、友情と攻略知識を武器にエンディングを目指すが——思わぬトラブルで完全にゲームに閉じ込められてしまう。 ゲームの世界に囚われた男たちが、現実へ帰る最後のチャンスを掴めるのか。 #TrappedInAV…

Published
December 29, 2025
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