After August 1, 2021, this application will not be available for download.
If you purchased the app, please complete the installation on your device by the end of July.
That "special hit" * 1 Android app version is finally here
・ If you hit hard, you will feel refreshed and flick better!
Involuntarily Hamar! An exhilarating flick game.
・ Input speed is increased by 60% just by playing for 20 minutes * 2
・ Easy master even for beginners with voice navigation of gorgeous voice actors
・ Efficiently learn with frequently used characters by chat / email
・ Intuitively master with our unique and epoch-making learning method
■ Three major games for beginners to advanced players to improve happily
"Basic shooting" ... Master the basics of flick input
"Fast shot" ... Speed up character input
"Practical shooting" ... Speed up the input of practical words
■ Mechanism to maintain motivation
・ A collection of up to 78 types of medals in various scenes
・ Judge the level based on the score. Posting to SNS is also possible
・ The history function makes it easy to see the growth rate from the previous time.
■ Equipped with an epoch-making learning method that can improve in a short time
・ Automatic speed-up function makes it faster
・ The frequency of questions that you missed is automatically increased. You can overcome your weaknesses naturally
Japanese input method used in smartphones
In the past, you typed "o" by hitting "a" five times, whereas you typed "o".
Just slide the "A" key down to enter "O"
You can enter characters such as e-mails more quickly.
* 1 Toku-uchi is the No. 1 typing software for PC for 12 consecutive years.
BCN PC software training software division
Share of sales volume by vendor
(2001-2012 annual data)
* 2 Average increase rate of the number of characters input by 12 monitors after playing basic shooting and quick shooting 10 times each (time required 10 to 20 minutes) September 2012 SOURCENEXT survey
■ Operating environment
Android OS 2.2 or higher
OpenGL ES 2.0 or higher
■ Caution
The update of seasonal terms ended in May 2014.
