Also known as: Why do we, as supporting actors, have to perform elite supporting role tasks?
Also known as: Why are they treated differently even if they are both part-timers? ! !
Also known as: The mud that cannot hold up the wall finally dries on the wall
Elite system:
You have to cultivate your own power in the Metropolitan Police Department and rise to the top of the police force. Finally, you will lead the red team to launch a general attack on the black organization.
Actor No. 1: Huh?
Elite system:
You have to sneak into the organization and become Gin's direct boss, work hand in hand with Belmode to help the protagonist, and become the ultimate two-and-a-half-year-old boy.
Actor No. 2: Huh?
Elite system:
You have to swallow the drug A and lurk next to Kudo Shinichi and work with the famous detective to solve the case and look for clues of the black organization.
Actor No. 3: Huh?
Elite System: You want...
Actor No. 4: Stop! I see! I want to work with Dr. Agasa to develop blockbuster weapons, and be brothers with Kaitou Kidd. He steals gems while I rob the rich and give to the poor. I am also the disciple of the Kuroba Pirates, a powerful competitor of the Suzuki Consortium, and the man Koizumi Anko will never get!
Elite System: ..... You must be mentally prepared
Actor No. 4, 5, 6:? ? ?
Congratulations! A sidekick from a hot-blooded friendship show gets the skill: Bastard! Don't underestimate the false bond between us
Congratulations! A secondary player from a certain harem love show acquires skills: Are you also attracted to me (reverse version)
Congratulations! The supporting actor from a funny parent-child show acquires skills: a cute and charming villain
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All the extras are furious! What kind of weird skills are these?
The elite system looks even more desperate than the sidekicks: "..."
Idea: Dried salted fish can also turn you around