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Bahamut Gamer's Community, commonly known as Bahamut, is a Taiwanese internet forum and news website focused on anime, comics, and video games (ACG). It was founded by Chen Chien-hung in October 1996. The platform initially operated as a bulletin board system (BBS), then transitioned to a web-based interface in November 1999 and began commercial operations in February 2000.The website attracted approximately 240 users on its first day of operation and grew to more than 3,000 users by March 1997 following media coverage of its founder. As of May 2026, Bahamut reported more than 6.71 million registered members, over 13.7 million user-generated posts, and more than 132.6 billion page views. It is one of Taiwan's most visited websites and the largest Chinese-language online community dedicated to video games, anime, and comics. Bahamut operates discussion forums, game and anime databases, the GNN news service, the video game program Bahamut Game Crazy, an online marketplace, and the anime streaming platform Bahamut Animation Crazy. The company also organizes community gatherings, markets, competitions, and award programs related to gaming, anime, and comics culture in Taiwan.
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