Arriving in Tokyo With a Secret Identity

Every story has its indispensable characters.

A faceless background student in a brainless 145-page erotic school manga.

An evil capitalist in a hedonistic American urban fantasy series, a gullible rich guy who throws parties for supernatural beings by day, and the mastermind behind a bloody nightly feast, capturing test subjects at random, harvesting their organs, then admiring them floating in formaldehyde.

A small-island mayor in an English horror movie, who raises a fiery giant in summer and worships a heretical religion.

And you are the player.

You have to earn 1 billion Heartthrob Points to clear the game and claim the grand prize of 100 million.

For the sake of a free life from now on, you swear you'll do whatever it takes.

A black-haired bodhisattva appears in a world without justice, launching one terrifying death game after another. A detective named Edogawa Ranpo follows close behind. (Character card: Sesshoin Kiara)

A boy goes viral thanks to his supernatural powers. A man in black, claiming to be an employee of Vought, knocks on his apartment door. On the TV, a red cape lands behind a wealthy man with black hair and blue eyes. The gala at the White House is in full swing. (Character card: Bruce Wayne)

The pink-haired Control Devil has waited on a small island for a thousand years. When the stars finally align, the sole surviving TikTok influencer will undergo a complete transformation and become her hero. (Character card: Makima)

Secret identities descend into a Tokyo-style story, and nobody gets exposed.

There are all kinds of characters. The main draw is an all-out crossover brawl.

There are plenty of scenes where characters from different stories face off.

The secret identities have no romance plotline. (The romance Makima talks about is just a means of control.)

Theme: The boundary between truth and falsehood