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It seems like there are two main topics here:

1. The game 'Archer: Danger Phone' and its features.

2. Dagger graph in Android applications.

Let me break down each topic into smaller points for easier understanding:

Archer: Danger Phone

* It's a fast-paced action, cyberpunk-themed, roguelite skyline crawler.

* Players can blow up, cut, or shoot enemy robots on the roofs of skyscrapers.

* The game has multiple levels, and players can choose their way to progress.

* There is looting, buying, and upgrading options for characters.

* The game features a rebel storyline where players fight against greedy corporations.

Dagger Graph in Android Applications

* A Dagger graph is typically created in the application class because it's necessary to have an instance of the graph in memory as long as the app is running.

* This allows the graph to be attached to the app lifecycle.

* In some cases, developers might also want to use the application context.

If you'd like more information on either topic or have specific questions, feel free to ask!

For android download Danger Scavenger