#mda

Kingdom Hearts Missing Link

pairing: vivia twilight x gn!reader

tags: smut/suggestive, switch!vivia, foreplay, striptease

vivia is quite lazy in the bedroom! he's a switch but he prefers to take on the role of the sub, just to have you spoil him and take good care of him!

though if he does take on a more dominant role, he does enjoy ordering you around a little! telling you what to do and how to make him feel good

vivia can last pretty long, but he's usually only up for one round, maybe two on a good day. anything after that just isn't very enjoyable for him anymore

but he likes to take his time and one round can last for more than an hour. he's big on foreplay, so that alone might just take an hour or two–

one thing vivia has a weakness for are stripteases! just leaning back and watching you tease him, putting on a little show for him, while he just waits in anticipation–

while vivia might be lazy in bed, he still makes sure to take good care of you and satisfy you! he's slow, but that has a sort of allure to it! he takes his time and does things right, while teasing and edging you along the way – often times accidentally!

Once again, TooKyo Games came out swinging during a Nintendo Direct.

The moment this trailer starts up, you can immediately recognize Rui Komatsuzaki's character designs.

Then the setup is described: 16 students are locked inside an academy alongside a weird living mascot character, fighting for their lives as their friends are forced to die right in front of them. Sounds familiar.

Yup: Hard as it is to believe, it is already time for Kazutaka Kodaka's next game. The game once known as "Limit x Despair" or "Extreme x Despair" is here, and it's... a tactical RPG!

...I can legitimately say that I did not expect that. But I am also definitely down for it!

The story seems to deal with the world (or at least the characters' hometown?) being invaded and attacked by some monsters that look like the "Spirit World" baddies from Magical Girl Spec-Ops. Our protagonist Takumi Sumino is forced to hole up and lock down in a school alongside 15 other students and... this thing.

....and from there, they must fight to defend the school in the aforementioned battles.

Aside from the tactical top-down combat and visual novel sequences, you'll also explore the titular "Last Defense Academy" from a perspective similar to how your traversed the island in Danganronpa 2.

Given that we're apparently dealing with a cast of characters that will be whittled down and lost as the narrative progresses, I think this is going to be tonally much closer to Danganronpa's storytelling style than Master Detective Archives: Rain Code was. What I mean is: Master Detective Archives (MDA) was basically the gameplay successor to Danganronpa, but The Hundred Line (THL?) looks more like it's the narrative successor to Danganronpa, if that makes any sense?