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Kaoru Asaba

Pluto Again (冥王再来), also known as the Twilight Incident (黄昏事件), The Cursed Wave Incident (禍々しき波事件), and Morganna Incident (モルガナ事件) to CC Corp or the Second Network Crisis (第二次ネットワーククライシス) to others, is the media term for the disasters that occurred during the .hack games.



The incident involved a massive blackout and system shutdown at Yokohama, multiple coma victims from The World, and various other system malfunctions in other parts of Japan, including a blackout at Nizato University Hospital, where Yasuhiko was hospitalized.

The Twilight Incident was caused by the malfunctioning Morganna System but was eventually resolved by Kite's party and resulted in the death and rebirth of Aura, the Ultimate AI. Despite being hospitalized for the majority of the incident, the man held responsible by the company was Kazushi Watarai, who was forced to resign.

Instances of Pluto Again[]

Case 1: The Proliferation of Coma Victims[]

Case 2: Tokyo-Yokohama Network Overload[]

Case 3: Online Stock Exchange Chaos[]

Case 4: Train Control System Malfunction[]

Case 5: Large-Scale Blackout in Saiba[]

Case 6: Medical Hazards[]

Case 7: Full Network Downtime[]

Case 8: Fire at Minato Mirai 21[]

An instance where almost all of the computers in the port district of Yokohama crashed at once. Similar to Pluto's Kiss, which had occurred five years earlier, the Yokohama incident caused a great deal of damage to the docks area when traffic lights, security systems, and other computer run systems began malfunctioning. Several characters, including Yuki Aihara, Kaoru Asaba, Junichiro Tokuoka, and the father of Akira Hayami found themselves caught up in the confusion.

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