Hello fellow adventurers, and welcome to Tokyo Rift, an original role-playing game set at Tokyo DisneySea in Japan. In each episode, our duo of inept adventurers will solve puzzles, discover secrets, and explore this unique theme park, all while investigating a strange rift floating in the sky, and the unscrupulous actions of SEA, the Society Of Explorers and Adventurers.

This podcast feed is an audio version of the show, which you can watch for free on our YouTube channel and occasional live recordings on our Twitch. The video version comes complete with animatic cut scenes, visuals of characters, maps, and leads, plus photos and videos of the actual park. In the future, both video and audio-only versions will include more descriptive audio for the visually impaired.

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This is Tokyo Rift, an original RPG set at the Tokyo DisneySea theme park in Japan. A duo of inept adventurers are called to the park by Camellia Falco to investigate a strange rift hanging in the sky, and the unscrupulous actions of S.E.A.; The Society Of Explorers and Adventurers.

This prologue episode sees Brent Ray (Thomas Mordred) and Mick "Don't Call Me Mickey" Scandalini (Lucas McDonell) meet and begin their investigation, starting with solving a rather simple translation puzzle. With sinister forces watching from the shadows, and a whole theme park full of strange and unusual characters to interact with, this is going to be one hell of an adventure!

00:00 - Intro

03:45 - Meet the Cast

05:31 - Meet Brent Ray

08:40 - Meet Mick Scandalini

14:38 - The AquaSphere Plaza

19:37 - Mediterranean Harbor

22:39 - Fantastic Flight Museum

28:51 - Fortress Explorations

41:45 - Magellan's

50:24 - The Leads

56:50 - End Credits

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On this episode of Tokyo Rift, Brent and Mick head to Cape Cod to begin their investigation, first talking to Ol' Willie Codder at the popcorn cart, and he 'doesn't know too much about that!'

This is Tokyo Rift, an original RPG set at the Tokyo DisneySea theme park in Japan. A duo of inept adventurers are called to the park by Camellia Falco to investigate a strange rift hanging in the sky, and the unscrupulous actions of S.E.A.; The Society Of Explorers and Adventurers.

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On this episode of Tokyo Rift, a Tokyo DisneySea Actual Play, Tom and Lucas continue exploring Cape Cod, getting information about the Duffy and Friends Cape Cod Cookoff, before running into some D.B. Cooper looking guy at D.B. Cooperage.

Tokyo Rift is a tabletop style role playing game set at Tokyo DisneySea in Japan. A massive rift is hanging over the park bringing with it dark energy and strange occurances. It's up to our investigators, Brent Ray played by Thomas Mordred, and Mick Scandalini played by Lucas McDonell, to solve puzzles, discover secrets, and unravel this mystery.

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On this episode of Tokyo Rift, our players travel to the Hurricane Point Lighthouse in Cape Cod, encountering the lighthouse keeper who saw the rift when it formed, Harriet Ryzen. With many questions, and gazing directly into the rift itself, the investigation is taking a strange turn.

Tokyo Rift is a tabletop style role playing game set at Tokyo DisneySea 東京ディズニーシー in Japan. A massive rift is hanging over the park bringing with it dark energy and strange occurances. It's up to our investigators, Brent Ray played by Thomas Mordred, and Mick Scandalini played by Lucas McDonell, to solve puzzles, discover secrets, and unravel this mystery.

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On this episode of Tokyo Rift, a Tokyo DisneySea RPG, player Tom and Lucas leave Cape Cod aboard the Transit Steamer Line, where a familiar Jungle Cruise Skipper gives them a brief tour, before dropping them at the Lost River Delta Station.

Tokyo Rift is an original table top style role playing game, otherwise known as a real play, set at the Tokyo DisneySea theme park in Japan. A mysterious rift hangs over the theme park, and it's up to surfer Brent Ray and journalist Mickey Scandallini to uncover the secrets.

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On this episode of Tokyo Rift, bumbling investigators Brent Ray and Mick Scandalini arrive in the Lost River Delta, encountering Henry Jones Jr. Jr., Indiana Jones' son, at the Temple Of The Crystal Skull; Ben, the shopkeeper of the Lost River Outfitters; try and steal Tulio Falco's credit card number; and attempt to assemble a team of hapless chefs for the Cape Cod Cookoff.

Tokyo Rift is a Real-Play role playing game, set at the Tokyo DisneySea theme park in Japan. Each episode, game master Tyler Mann, and players Tom Mordred and Lucas McDonell, attempt to investigate a mysterious Rift hanging above the park, causing supernatural chaos to the employees and guests. Full episodes can be heard on most podcasting apps, and full episodes complete with visuals can be found on our YouTube channel.

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On this episode of Tokyo Rift, the shirtless Brent Ray and the fully clothed Mick Scandalini hand back their disposable camera to Ben in Lost River Outfitters, and spend half the video speaking to some guy named Al at the Popcorn Stand in the Arabian Coast.

Tokyo Rift is a Real-Play role playing game, set at the Tokyo DisneySea theme park in Japan. Each episode, game master Tyler Mann, and players Tom Mordred and Lucas McDonell, attempt to investigate a mysterious Rift hanging above the park, causing supernatural chaos to the employees and guests. Full episodes can be heard on most podcasting apps, and full episodes complete with visuals can be found on our YouTube channel.

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