Denchu Collection

Someone lives in the utility pole on your way home.

Every utility pole in Japan carries a small number plate. Scan it, and the pole's resident appears: a Denki. The same pole always brings the same girl. Who lives in the poles of the towns you visit?

■ Start with a trial summon indoors No GPS or login needed. Even without a camera, call up a pole right in front of you and meet your first partner.

■ Summon with a pole's number plate Just photograph the plate. The prefecture and the number decide who lives there, so friends who scan the same pole meet the same girl. Each region of Japan has its own residents, and the poles on your travels may hide girls you have never seen. Come back to the same pole for a reunion and grow closer.

■ Dice battles for a team of three Pick up to three teammates, roll the dice and fight. Take on the Big Four, who rule geothermal, thermal, hydro and wind power.

■ The closer you get, the stronger she grows Adventure together to raise your affinity. Her lines change and she gets stronger.

■ Share your encounters Turn the card of a girl you summoned into an image to save or share.

■ No login needed No account to create. Start right away; your progress is saved on this device.

■ English and Japanese The game starts in your iPhone's language. Switch any time in the game's Settings (the gear icon) › Language: 日本語 / English.

PLEASE NOTE • Don't use the app while walking. Stay out of roads, railway tracks, private property and other dangerous places, and never touch poles or electrical equipment. • On-site summons work only with utility poles in Japan. They use the camera and your location (only while you are using the app). Outside Japan you can still play the trial summon, battles, quizzes, the Denki Index and chats with your partner. • To read the number plate, the photo inside the frame is sent to Google's AI (Gemini). You are told about this on the first consent screen, and nothing is sent before you agree or during the indoor trial. This game does not keep your photos.

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