Yokohama Villain

Shocking! X has been struck by a dimensional downgrade twice in a row! Is this a distortion of human nature, or a collapse of morality? Let's interview the victim...

"Thanks for asking. My soul shattered into pieces. My body is in the 2.5th dimension, while my soul is in the 2nd dimension. To get back to the 3rd dimension, I have no choice but to use secret identities to form an organization and destroy the world, taking it apart piece by piece so I can break through the dimensional barrier.

"Destroy the world, and I'll be able to go home," said Zero.

And so Yokohama was visited by:

[An Arahabaki life-form with 100% purity]

[A detective reaper with death as his constant companion]

[The industry's top "traitor king"]

[A socially anxious military police Hound who loves nonhuman creatures]

[A rich heir who has to make a million a day or go home and inherit a fortune worth hundreds of billions]

...and [the leader of the world-terrorist organization Unknown, nicknamed the "Creator God"]

The above is the list of villains who need to be taken out.

Some black-mud gremlin: "I got NTR'd!"

Some gravity user: "Shut up, Dazai!"

Some great detective: "(Eyes shaking) Why is it little brother?!"

The Hound's rose: "...I'll kill you with my own hands!"

The Murderous Detective: "...You're dead."

Boss F: "Is anything more heartbreaking than your own son wanting to destroy the world?"

I am the world consciousness of Bungo Stray Dogs. I never imagined that I would survive despite so many powerful figures wanting to destroy me. But...

"Dear world consciousness, can we make a deal? Could you please poke a hole yourself and let my soul fragments out?"

The secret identities are mostly famous figures in the 2.5th dimension.

Paper characters really are just paper characters.

The secret identities may have plenty of gag names, like Edogawa Conan and Nakahara Ichitenkuren, but they have absolutely nothing to do with the actual characters who share those names.

The cover features the original self.

Theme: Everyone changes through their experiences. The same people in different environments can react in different ways, but what never changes is their longing for the good life they once had and their attachment to home.