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Type-07 Battle Tank

"*What is this moving lump of metal!?*"—Daiba, *Dead Or School*

**Type-07 Battle Tank** (七式戦車, *nana-shiki sensha*, ***Type-07 Battle Tank***?) is an enemy boss from the Dead Or School video game which first appears in Ichigaya.

## Win Rewards

### Real-time Battle (Ichigaya)

* **Random Items**: Reinforcement Gears, Mod Gears, Rank I Attachments, Common Class Weapons.

### Real-time Battle (Roppongi)

* **Random Items:** Reinforcement Gears, Mod Gears, Rank IV Attachments, Ultimate Class Weapons.

### Simulation

* **Level 21** - Mod Gear+5
* **Level 27** - Weight Limit+1
* **Level 36** - Life+15
* **Level 45** - Stamina+4
* **Level 54** - Mod Gear+10
* **Level 60** - Skill Point+1
* **Level 65** - Skill Point+1

## Gallery

First appearance of the Type-07 Battle Tank boss.Type-07 Battle Tank Profile as seen on the simulator menu.Type-07 Tank battle in Ichigaya.
Ichigaya

**Ichigaya** (市ケ谷, ***Ichigaya***?) is the third area in the Dead Or School video game.

## History

"*A station where the Old Japan Army's base was located. There seems to be a stockpile of weapons that were used in the war being stored here.*"—**Station Map Description**

Following Daiba's request, the group decides to stop at Ichigaya. When asked why, the veteran Digger replies that the Old Japan Army Military Base was located there. Remembering what his father told him years ago, Daiba believes that there may be a working supply of powerful weapons in one of the two storage depots within the facility that they can use to fight against the Steel Berserker Mutant they encountered back in Harajuku as well as the numerous Mutants that invaded Akihabara.

Upon arriving at the station, they find that most of the area has become a frozen wasteland due to the air-conditioning system of the base breaking down.

## Refugees

 Haruka |  | A mature young woman from Ichigaya.
 Yuuki |  | An intelligent young man from Ichigaya.

## Souvenirs

 Type-4 Ceramic Grenade |  | A makeshift explosive used by the Japanese Army in WWII.
 Dog Tags |  | Soldier ID tags that once belonged to Hideki Daiba.
 Navy Curry |  | The typical Friday meal for the SDF Navy Corps.
 Hisako Plush Doll |  | A patchwork plush made in Hisako's likeness.

## Gallery

Ichigaya Description from the Railway Map.
## Notes & Trivia

* Ichigaya serves as the game's "ice stage".
Mutant:Fat

"*You think that Mutant is cute? I swear, I don't get the standards of young girls nowadays...*"—Yurika, **Dead Or School**

**Mutant:Fat** (腐敗生物：肥大, fuhai seibutsu:hidai, ***Mutant:Fat***?) is an enemy from the Dead Or School video game, which first appears in Shinjuku.

## Appearance

The Mutant:Fat is three times larger than the average Mutant. Its skin has has stitches to hold its body fat in place. Often has a long pointed pole impaled in its midsection.

## Types

* Mutant:Fat (Basic)
* Mutant:Fat (Bomber)

## Attacks

* **Scratch** (Basic Only): The Mutant's basic physical attack.
* **Body Slam** (Basic Only): The Mutant gives a howl and rushes in belly first towards Hisako. Very slow and easy to avoid.
* **Explosive Oil Drums** (Bomber Only): The Mutant throws a oil drum full of volatile liquid with an ignited fuse. Can be dodged or deflected, just keep away from the explosion.

## History

The Mutant:Fat first appears as a mid-boss during Daiba's rescue. Many others will be encountered in later areas. Some of them will be carrying explosive oil drums that they throw around with reckless abandon.

Mai, a resident of Ichigaya, was saved by an unusual Fat Mutant in her childhood. Unable to forget about the creature, she makes a plush doll of said mutant as a memento. A similar plush doll can be found in Harajuku as a Souvenir.

Mai's savior was later located by Hisako in Akihabara, gazing aimlessly at the sky in a certain building rooftop. This particular Fat Mutant does not attack people, can somehow understand human speech and seems to have been ostracized by others of its kind. Hisako takes the creature back with her and gives it the name Masaru.

## Gallery

The first appearance of the Mutant: FatMutant:Fat Profile Shot, used for the refugee character Masaru.
## Notes & Trivia

* In the earlier version's script, Mai only thought that the Mutant:Fat was cute and made the plush doll based on a photo taken by a Civilization Investigator. She went out to observe the real ones for completion purposes but got cornered before being rescued by Hisako. This was later replaced by the savior detail which connects her to Masaru.
Human Cocoon

"*A cocoon lined with dead bodies... is this how Mutants are made?*"—Hisako, *Dead Or School*

**Human Cocoon** (人の繭, *hito no mayu*, ***Human Cocoon***?) is an enemy boss from the Dead Or School video game which first appears in Budokan.

## Appearance

As the name implies, the surface of the Human Cocoon is dotted with dozens of human corpses. Though its main function is to produce Mutants, it can also actively defend itself from hostiles.

## Attacks

* **Mutant Generation:** The kind of Mutants the Human Cocoon can release are limited to minor types at first. When its HP gets low, it churns out stronger types like Slashers and Hunters.

* **Heat Beam:** The Human Cocoon can fire heat beams in multiple directions. When fired upward, it can cause large debris to rain down from the roof.

* **Cell Release:** Not exactly an attack, but for some reason the Human Cocoon makes 2 cell pods sprout from the ground at one time. Destroy a total of three cells and the Cocoon will be temporarily immobilized and vulnerable.

## History

The Human Cocoon is apparently the cause of the recent Mutant population boom in Budokan. The interior of the cocoon is revealed to be mechanical upon defeat, but its true functions would remain a mystery until much later.

In the uppermost level of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office in Shinjuku, there were two Human Cocoons connected to the Cyborg superweapon Driscoll, showing that it also doubles as large-scale bio-energy battery.

Fou's account on what really happened in the past also indirectly gives info on the origins of this fearsome object.

In the latter part of the Doomsday War 78 years ago, humans spread a virus program that caused Machine Dolls to go berserk and become unable to tap into electrical outlets to recharge. In retaliation, The Machine Dolls also deployed a bioweapon that turned humans into Mutants. Mutants then became the berserker Machine Dolls' primary energy source and were either physically/chemically assimilated or worn by the Machine Dolls as skins, which in turn caused hybrid Cyborgs to come into being.

Reconners were mobilized to hunt down humans and use their corpses as *"fresh fuel"* as well as building material for the cocoons. The primary recipient is Driscoll, but the berserker Machine Dolls and Cyborgs would also benefit from the improved energy-generating devices.

## Win Rewards

### Simulation

* **Level 29** - Life+10
* **Level 35** - 2000 Yen
* **Level 44** - Stamina+3
* **Level 53** - Weight Limit+1
* **Level 60** - Skill Point+1
* **Level 65** - Skill Point+1

## Gallery

First appearance of the Human Cocoon boss.Human Cocoon profile as seen in the simulator menu.Human Cocoon boss fight in Budokan.An illustration showing a berserker Machine Doll tapping into a Human Cocoon for energy.
## Notes & Trivia

* In an earlier version of the game, the Human Cocoon was connected to the origin of a non-hostile Fat Mutant which Hisako named Masaru. It can be speculated that Masaru was once an underground resident who was abducted by a Reconner and fed to the device. However, Masaru's memories and humanity remained for some reason even after turning.
Sanitation Department

"*I gotta bring 'er to he disposal site, but it's a pain so might as well do the deed here...*"—Dan Monbetsu, *Machine Doll Nanami-Chan*

The **Sanitation Department** (清掃局員, seisou kyokuin, ***Sanitation Department***?) is a group of government workers seen in the Machine Doll Nanami-Chan manga.

## Overview

Sanitation Department operatives are as a whole, just ordinary waste disposal workers. However, they recieved special training and equipment to be able to carry out their orders in case the Red Paper recipients refuse to cooperate when the nationwide ban on Machine Dolls was put into effect.

## Equipment And Transportation

* Sanitation Department Garbage Truck
* Captive Bolt Pistol
* Override Command Tuner

## Gallery

An old man watches helplessly as his Machine Doll is in the process of being scrapped by a Sanitation Department operative.An Override Command Tuner provided by Tokyo 2.0 Heavy Industries to assist in Machine Doll confiscation.
Thorfinn

* 1002
* 1008
* 1013–1014
* 1015
* 1015–1018
* 1018–1019
* 1021

**Thorfinn** (トルフィン *Torufin*), znany również jako **Karlsefni** to protagonista serii *Vinland Saga*. To były wojownik bandy Askeladda. Jest także synem Thorsa, najbardziej znanego wojownika wśród Jomswikingów aż do czasu jego dezercji. Thorfinn jest związany z przywództwem Jomswikingów za pośrednictwem swojej matki Helgi, która jest córką Sigvaldiego i bratanicą Thorkella.

Po zaatakowaniu Kanuta we wściekłości, kiedy ten zabił Askeladda (który był celem Thorfinna przez większą część jego życia), Thorfinn został zniewolony co miało być jego karą. Cztery lata później zyskał wolność i zmienił swoje życie. Obecnie jest podróżującym kupcem współpracującym z Leifem Eriksonem i razem starają się skolonizować Winlandię.

## Wygląd

Jako dorosły, wygląd Thorfinn jest dość spójny w całej historii. Ma krzaczaste włosy, stare ubrania, dwa noże i buntowniczą, wściekłą twarz. Później widzimy Thorfinn w dzieciństwie, kiedy mieszkał w Islandii. Miał szczęśliwszą twarz, okrągłe, jasne, ciekawskie oczy i zadbane włosy.

Thorfinn w wieku 17 latThorfinn w wieku 6 lat
## Osobowość

Na początku serii Thorfinn jest pokazany jako niewinny i przyjazny chłopak, który szuka przygody. Miał bardzo dobre relacje z rodziną i podobały mu się historie opowiadane przez Leifa o jego przygodach. Miała dobre stosunki z ojcem i spoglądał na niego z podziwem, co pokazane jest, gdy decyduje się pójść za Thorsem, skradając się na jego łodzi, by za nim podążyć. To stało się podstawą dążenia Thorfinn do pomszczenia swojego ojca.

Po tym jak dołączył do bandy Askeladda, stał się zimnokrwistą osobą, która gorliwie chciała pomścić swojego ojca. Staje się zdystansowany wobec innych, niewzruszony i niezainteresowany tym, co robią lub myślą o nim, skupiając się wyłącznie na swoim celu. Widać to, gdy Thorfinn ignoruje zaproszenia swoich kompanów, aby dołączył do zabawy i odmawia zjedzenia obiadu z resztą.

Jego wady leżą w jego temperamencie i impulsywnej naturze. Widać to, gdy ignoruje on rady Askeladda, pomimo korzyści, jakie może on być w stanie mu przynieść, co prowadzi do przegranej walki z Askeladdem. Często w całej serii lekkomyślna natura Thorfinna prowadzi do jego własnego cierpienia i porażek. Nawet jeśli posiada talent znacznie przekraczający normę jak na swój wiek, jego porywczość jest z pewnością jego największą słabością.

Jednak po śmierci Askeladda Thorfinn przeżył okres, w którym był niezwykle uległy, przygnębiony i bez żadnej siły. Był w takim stanie przez pewien czas ale później odzyskał odwagę i stał się łagodnym, miłym i spokojnym człowiekiem. Ucieka się do przemocy tylko w ostateczności, kiedy nawet ucieczka nie jest opcją.
EXP

**EXP** is a Passive Ability in the Dead Or School video game.

## Overview

This Passive Ability is found in both Weapons and Attachments. When equipped, this increases experience points gained from defeating enemies by the indicated percentage, which can be stacked with another item that has the same ability.

However, the EXP bonus will be canceled if the player is significantly overleveled for the current area. (roughly 5 to 6 levels over)
Canned Mutants

**Canned Mutants** (腐敗生物の缶詰, *fuhai seibutsu no kanzume*, ***Canned Mutants***?) is a souvenir that can be obtained in the Dead Or School video game.

## History

"*These canned goods are made from a species of mutant known as Frogman.*
*Eating mutants in general is naturally seen as disgusting by many, but a few residents actually consume them, particularly those hailing from shelters with food supply shortage.*

*The meat is quite tough and gives off a strong stench reminiscent of ammonia. Definitely not something that is supposed to be eaten.*

*However, there was a youth who set out to solve their area's food crisis by experimenting with cooking and processing mutant meat. These canned mutants are one of the results of said experiments.*

*At present, the effect this has on one's health is unknown.*"—**Student Handbook Data**

## How To Obtain

This souvenir can be gained in the process of collecting one of the keys for Cafe Poirot in underground Shinjuku. In the area where Hisako battles two giant Frogmen, there is a rock outcropping highlighted in teal up above, visible when jumping on an elevated ledge. Said outcropping can be destroyed by gunfire or a launcher round. The item will drop once it collapses.

## Notes & Trivia

* The youth mentioned in the description is none other than the refugee Sachi.
Ikebukuro

"*Well now, it looks like this place is too narrow for a lively girl like my little Hisako...*"—**Granny Noriko**, *Dead Or School*

**Ikebukuro** (池袋, ***Ikebukuro***?) is a non-playable story area in the Dead Or School video game.

## History

Ikebukuro Station is the home settlement of Hisako, Nami and Yui. This area seems to be primarily populated by women and children, as well as a handful of Loners.

## Known Residents

 Settlement Head |  | A second-generation underground resident, Hisako's mother.

## Gallery

Ikebukuro Station.Nami and Yui walking in a tunnel at Ikebukuro.The two girls about to discuss their escape plan.Nami and the Ikebukuro girls in danger.
## Notes & Trivia

* The area has an actual working map, but it is only shown as an establishing shot.
Asakusa

**Asakusa** (浅草, ***Asakusa***?) is the seventh area in the Dead Or School video game.

## History

"*Was once an area deeply rooted in Japanese Culture where traditional shops and stalls flourished. Sensouji Temple can also be considered a symbol of Japan, attracting many visitors annually.*"—**Station Map Description**

## Refugees

 Genji |  | A former Civilization Investigator who is out to preserve Asakusa.
 Keiko |  | A self-styled Oiran from Asakusa.

## Gallery

Asakusa Description from the Railway Map.
## Notes & Trivia

* Though the main location was untouched, the name of the popular shopping street "Nakamise-Douri" was changed into "Nakagawa-Douri" for the Japanese script.
Driscoll

"*Knowing fully well that their enemies will reemerge, the berserker Machine Dolls left behind a certain weapon on topmost level of the Metropolitan Government Office... it runs on bio-energy generated from Mutants, and has enough firepower to decimate all of humanity.*"—Fou, **Dead Or School**

**Driscoll** (ドリスコル, ***Driscoll***?) is an enemy from the Dead Or School video game.

## Appearance

Driscoll is an over-sized version of a regular AssaultMech, but equipped with more armaments as befitting its status as a superweapon.

## History

Hisako ascends to the highest floor of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office in pursuit of Fou, who promised to reveal the truth behind the Doomsday War.

While in front of the still-inactive Driscoll, Fou starts to tell all.

The real enemy that drove humanity underground was one of their own creation: robots with a feminine form called Machine Dolls.

Having regained their will after learning to destroy the Robotomy device that made them subservient to humans, Machine Dolls rebelled against their former masters to free themselves from exploitation and persecution. The war entered a stalemate after 3 years of fighting. Both sides employed biological warfare, significantly turning the tide of the conflict in more ways than one.

Though their sense of reason was lost, the berserker Machine Dolls retained their logic and based on their predictions, humanity will eventually come out of their hiding place, so they prepared a superweapon that will activate in such an event.

Hisako's actions, as well as her group's campaign to seize Shinjuku was considered a risk factor for this. Fou duels with Hisako to foil it, but is soundly defeated. Things take a turn for the worse when a large contingent of underground residents from Shibuya launch their own takeover movement, which ultimately led to Driscoll's mobilization. In turn, all other incapacitated Cyborgs also restarted due to the superweapon's link activation system, incurring numerous casualties in various areas around Tokyo.

All hope seemed lost until a mysterious man calls Hisako's group and directs them to go to Asakusa, claiming that he knows a way to stop Driscoll.

## Gallery

The first appearance of Driscoll.A screenshot from an earlier version of the game where Hisako states the former name of the superweapon.
## Notes & Trivia

* In an earlier version of the game, Driscoll was originally called **Oblivion** (オブリビオン, ***Oblivion***?). This was immediately changed in the 5.00 update.
* There is no real in-game fight with Driscoll, although the helicopter ride en route to Tokyo Tower in Roppongi serves as an indirect battle, since the Mutant pods and missiles all come from it.
* Though not readily apparent until the last scene, Driscoll actually requires a sort of *"controller"* manning its core, a role fulfilled by the Steel Berserker Mutant.
Underground Resident Generations

**Underground Resident Generations** (地下住民世代, *chika juumin sedai*, ***Underground Resident Generations***?) is a common term from the Dead Or School video game.

## Overview

In the aftermath of the Doomsday War, humans had to give up life on the surface and escape to the underground after losing to the Mutants. 78 years have passed since then...

## Generations

 **Third Generation** (三世, *sansei*, ***Third Generation***?) |  | Children of the second generation, currently in their teens or early adult years. A handful of them dream about living on the surface, often rebelling against their parents and grandparents as they are unwilling to spend the rest of their lives underground.

## Notes & Trivia

* Information regarding the underground resident generations was added when the scenario script was revised in subsequent updates up to the final version, mentioned in detail by two characters in the game.
	+ Daiba first talks about the difference in generations during Kazuma's rescue.
	+ Details were also given by Noriaki upon completing his request.
DOSMO

**DOSMO** is a souvenir that can be obtained in the Dead Or School video game.

## History

"*An IC Rail Pass Smart Card that was once used all throughout Japan.*
*It also doubled as an electronic wallet, allowing users to purchase things from convenience stores and the like.*

*At present, all facilities that utilize this card have long been destroyed, and the consumers that had these handy at the train station ticket gates have now become Mutants.*"—**Student Handbook Data**

## How To Obtain

This is possibly the first souvenir that Hisako can obtain, and also the easiest to find: After rescuing Daiba, go back to the Shinjuku station ticket gate area and have him work on the debris that is blocking the path to the escalator. The DOSMO card will be in plain sight up ahead.

## Collection Reward

* Life+2
* Stamina+2
* Weight Limit+2

## PS4 Trophies/Steam Achievements

 **Shinjuku Explorer** (新宿の探求者, *Shinjuku no tankyuusha*, ***Shinjuku Explorer***?) |     | Collect all the Souvenirs in Shinjuku: DOSMO, 500-Yen Coin, Canned Mutants and Sky Sundae.

## Notes & Trivia

* The name and function is based on the real-life Pasmo card.
Akihabara

**Akihabara** (秋葉原, ***Akihabara***?) is the fifth area in the Dead Or School video game.

## History

"*The largest electronics town in Japan which doubles as a mecca for Otaku culture. Daiba and Yuki evacuated to a local shelter here.*"—**Station Map Description**

Akihabara serves as a sort of unofficial gathering area for Diggers, a group of excavation experts whose bodies were toughened by days upon days of hard labor. This area also boasts the most secure evacuation settlements around, since many Diggers have structural engineering backgrounds. Excavation devices were scattered around and left active to serve as traps, keeping wayward Mutants at bay.

However, a large swarm of Mutants invaded, overwhelmimg the seemingly-impenetrable settlements. Even the battle-hardened Diggers lost life and limb from the onslaught, and distress signals sent to the Civilization Investigators fell on deaf ears. Wanting to save his daughter Yuki as well as his fellow residents, Daiba sets off for Shinjuku to find help. He got stuck in a cave-in but was pulled out by Hisako, a young woman determined to ascend to the surface and go to school. The latter agrees to go with him to Akihabara to deal with the Mutants.

They intended to go straight there from Shinjuku at first, but had to make several stops: first to answer a distress call in Harajuku, then chased a lead from Daiba's father to obtain powerful weapons from Ichigaya. They also stumbled upon the source of the Mutant population explosion in Budokan.

By the time Hisako's group reached Akihabara, the locals were all but wiped out, with the remaining survivors locking themselves in the refrigeration chamber where the rations were kept to elude a spider-like mutant that was abducting people.

## Refugees

 Mio |  | A robotics engineer from Akihabara.
 Satsuki |  | A Digger and Explosives Expert from Akihabara.
 Masaru |  | A non-hostile Mutant found in Akihabara.

## Souvenirs

 Manga |  | A storytelling medium that uses illustration and dialogue.
 Maid Figure |  | A collectible display figurine.
 Electronic Parts |  | Components used for repairs and custom projects.

## Gallery

Akihabara Description from the Railway Map."Succuus Rika" billboard (Old)Tokyo Oni Girl billboard (Final)Yukina billboard (Old)Yukina billboard (Final)
## Notes & Trivia

* The 3-stage arcade fighting minigames all have Hisako using only her bare hands. This was originally an intended overall feature during the early development stages.
* All the billboard and wall advertisement art were from the director himself. Some based on the Machine Doll Nanami-Chan manga, others are original designs. A couple of the billboards also changed between versions:
	+ The early version had *"Succubus Rika"* designs but were later replaced with **Tokyo Oni Girl** (東京鬼少女, *tokyo oni shoujo*, ***Tokyo Oni Girl***?) for the final.
	+ Another billboard that had a character named *"Yukina"* was also changed, going from a dark brown, medium length-haired girl in casual wear to a light brown, long-haired one wearing a school uniform. The old design however, can still be seen once during the Reconner boss fight.
Pinch Heal

**Pinch Heal** (逆境回復, *gyakkyou kaifuku*, ***Pinch Heal***?) is a Passive Ability in the Dead Or School video game.

## Overview

This Passive Ability can be found in Weapons and Attachments. When equipped, this restores HP by a specified small percentage after undergoing Uniform Break Status. Can be stacked.

There is a Launcher-exclusive upgrade of this ability known as Regenerative.
Yuuki

"*I'm telling you all this because I want to be of use... and I don't want you getting hurt.*"—**Yuuki**, *Dead Or School*

**Yuuki** (ユウキ, ***Yuuki***?) is a character from the Dead Or School video game, a third-generation Refugee that Hisako saved in Ichigaya.

## Personality & Character

Yuuki is a mild-mannered person, but becomes very zealous and verbose when it comes to scientific affairs. Through his experiments, he has discovered the quirks of certain types of Mutants, which he enthusiastically shares with Hisako.

Yuuki doesn't have many chances to talk to girls, and becomes rather nervous in front of them.

## Appearance

Yuuki has on a ragged, discolored white shirt and carries a bag with compartments for vials, since many of his experiments involve chemical substances used as poison.

## History

"*An intelligent young man hailing from Ichigaya Station. Has performed numerous experiments to find the weaknesses of Mutants.*
*He was in the middle of looking for references regarding Mutants and the Doomsday War in the military base when he ran into Hisako.*

*He joins Hisako's group intending to perform experiments that will make life easier for the people around when Mutant-related ones become unnecessary.*"—**Student Handbook Data**

### Ending

With the threat of Mutants and Cyborgs significantly lowered, Yuuki can now concentrate on his secondary research as a student of Hanamaru High School and will become a frequent visitor of the library alongside Haruka (if the latter was also rescued), classmate and school nurse.

## Rescue Reward

* EXP+280
* Life+1
* Stamina+5
* Weight Limit+1

## Gallery

Yuuki's's Profile Cut-In.Yuuki's Student Handbook Entry. (Japanese)Yuuki and Haruka hitting the books.
Yonpei

"*When we get to your school, I'll become a fish chef there. My job will be to feed everyone fresh and delicious seafood dishes!*"—**Yonpei**, *Dead Or School*

**Yonpei** (ヨンペイ, ***Yonpei***?) is a character from the Dead Or School video game, a refugee that Hisako saved in Asakusa.

## Personality & Character

Yonpei is infinitely zealous about fishing and does so every chance he gets, even if he has to do it in the sewer. He dreams of going to the surface and catching other kinds of fish out in the open sea.

## Appearance

Yonpei has on a worn straw hat, plus a white shirt with a black long-sleeved undershirt. Always has a small bag that has bait and lures and a freshly caught Kandagawa Sweetfish on hand.

## History

"*A young man who's always out fishing in the sewer tunnel that has water flowing from the Kanda River. Is called 'Sewer Fisherman Yonpei' by the locals.*
*He accompanied Hisako's group to fulfill his dream of going to the surface and eventually go fishing in Tokyo Bay.*

*Is slated to become a seafood specialty chef upon finding a school. He also dreams of taking a self-built boat out to Tokyo Bay to catch the legendary tuna.* "—*Student Handbook Data*

## Rescue Reward

* 800 EXP
* 1 Crafted Class Weapon
* 1 Rank IV Attachment
* Stamina+1
* Weight Limit+1

## Gallery

Yonpei's profile cut-in.Yonpei's Student Handbook Profile (Japanese)Yonpei out at sea with Keiko in tow.
## Notes & Trivia

* Yonpei is an homage to the character *"Sanpei"* from the 70's manga Fisherman Sanpei.

## External Links

* http://www.nanafushi.jp/
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisherman\_Sanpei
Nagadosu

**Nagadosu** (長ドス, ***Nagadosu***?) is a souvenir and Melee Weapon that can be obtained in the Dead Or School video game.

## History

"*A Japanese short sword sans a handle guard which is favored by the yakuza. A specially-made longer version of such a bladed weapon is referred to as a 'nagadosu'.*
*The name has two possible origins: one source associates it with the onomatopoeia of being stabbed, and the other one based it on the Japanese word for 'to threaten' (odosu) with the 'o' dropped.*

*The bloodstained blade has an eerie crimson glow. Just how much blood has been spilled and sucked by this weapon?*"—**Student Handbook Data**

## How To Obtain

After navigating the Jingichou labyrinth puzzle, Hisako will end up outside a batting center. There is a passageway next to it that leads to a yakuza office. Yurika (or Yuki in the earlier version) will give a lecture about the history of these *"violent people"*. Daiba surmises that there might also be treasures inside. Either way, Hisako will develop the urge to explore the building, but the entrance is locked. The key can be found deep inside the batting center after going through a handful of Mutants.

Upon gaining access to the office, waves of special "Yakuza Mutants" await in a long, straight corridor. These Mutants are significantly stronger than all the others around the surface of Shinjuku, making this place a good grind spot. The Mutants will all disappear after the boss in the room at the end of the office corridor has been defeated. This will also grant Hisako the Nagadosu.

## Base Stats

* **Weight:** 75
* **Attack:** 317
* **Attack Speed:** 198
* **Durability:** 166
* **Stamina Consumption:** 17.4
* **Critical Rate:** 15

Starts at Level 5, has a special Passive Ability similar to "Kill Streak" by default. Fortification OK, but PA cannot be modified.

## PS4 Trophies/Steam Achievements

 **Shinjuku Surface Explorer** (新宿地上の探求者, *Shinjuku chijou no tankyuusha*, ***Shinjuku Surface Explorer***?) |     | Collect all the Souvenirs in Shinjuku (Surface): Killer Plant Fruit, TMGO Miniature, Decorative Sign and Nagadosu.
Kill Streak

**Kill Streak** (キルストリーク, ***Kill Streak***?) is a Passive Ability in the Dead Or School video game.

## Overview

This Passive Ability is found in both Weapons and Attachments. When equipped, killing another enemy within a specified timeframe *(1-5 seconds)* after downing the first one will have a corresponding damage bonus by a given percentage.

Attack damage reverts to normal if no kills are made within the limit.

## Notes & Trivia

* The Nagadosu has a permanently-attached special version of this ability.
Souvenirs

**Souvenirs** (お土産, omiyage, ***Souvenirs***?) are items that can be obtained in the Dead Or School video game. Aside from collection purposes, most of them also give bonuses to Hisako's stats.

## Overview

Souvenirs fall under two categories:

* Artifacts that give a glimpse of how life was back in the old Japan.
* Everyday items that reflect the current hardships of underground living.

Many of them are displayed in the map by the iArm as yellow bag icons. Some of them can be picked up easily, but others require completing a sub-quest, solving a puzzle, or clearing a mini-game/special obstacle course.

## Souvenirs

### Shinjuku (Underground)

 Sky Sundae |  | A delicious pastry from years ago.
 500-Yen Coin |  | A form of currency commonly used in the past.
 Canned Mutants |  | Cans of processed Frogman meat.

### Harajuku

 Flashy One-Piece Dress |  | A dress which was considered high fashion years ago.
 Organic Machine Part |  | An electronic part with a small piece of organic tissue.
 Crepe |  | A foreign pastry that became famous in Japan years ago.

### Ichigaya

 Type-4 Ceramic Grenade |  | A makeshift explosive used by the Japanese Army in WWII.
 Dog Tags |  | Soldier ID tags that once belonged to Hideki Daiba.
 Navy Curry |  | The typical Friday meal for the SDF Navy Corps.
 Hisako Plush Doll |  | A patchwork plush made in Hisako's likeness.

### Budokan

 Onion Dome |  | A uniquely-shaped ornament seen in the stadium.
 Black Belt |  | A symbol of martial arts mastery.
 Legendary Guitar |  | An instrument that once belonged to the musician Tamio Inoue.
 Hibana's Headband |  | Headband that once belonged to the Refugee Hibana.

### Akihabara

 Manga |  | A storytelling medium that uses illustration and dialogue.
 Maid Figure |  | A collectible display figurine.
 Electronic Parts |  | Components used for repairs and custom projects.

### Shinjuku (Surface)

 TMGO Miniature |  | A scale miniature of the local government office.
 Decorative Sign |  | Signage used in a retro section of Shinjuku.
 Nagadosu |  | A long version of a bladed weapon used by the yakuza.

### Asakusa

 Asakusa Kimono |  | A traditional Japanese dress.
 Seven Spices |  | Seasoning for certain types of dishes.
 Ningyo-yaki |  | A popular pastry sold in Nakamise-Douri.

### Roppongi

 Expensive Champagne |  | Liquor favored by the upper class.
 Roppongi Hilton Brochure |  | A leaflet promoting a high-end commercial and residential mega-complex in Roppongi.

## Notes & Trivia

* Some of the Souvenirs are connected to certain Refugees. A notable example is the Canned Mutant Meat, which was one of Sachi's experiments to solve the food supply crisis in her settlement.
* Some Refugees give certain Souvenir items only if Hisako talks to them on the base train.
Mio

"*That's odd, I recently adjusted the sensors on this thing, so why does it still see you as a Mutant?*"—**Mio**, *Dead Or School*

**Mio** (ミオ, ***Mio***?) is a character from the Dead Or School video game, a third-generation Robotics Engineer that Hisako saved in Akihabara.

## Appearance

Mio has on a ragged one-piece dress typical among underground residents. She also has a welding mask and often seen carrying Dynamite Barrel and Cannon Barrel robots, as well as a large bag full of parts.

## History

### Older Version

"*A robot-loving young woman living in Akihabara Station.*
*Has devoted herself to developing robots that run on an AI program instead of being manually controlled just for the sheer thrill of it.*

*The 'Dynamite-kun' and 'Cannon-kun' robots she created can be seen in other places like Ichigaya and Budokan, often assisting with excavation work.*

*Plans on eventually going to the surface to make her inventions known everywhere and is currently working on a new type of combat robot to fulfill this foolhardy ambition of hers.*

*She also intends on increasing like-minded enthusiasts to convert into laborers as the Robotics Research Club head to further her goal once the school is made.*"—**Student Handbook Data**

### Updated Version

"*A robot-loving young woman living in Akihabara Station.*
*Has devoted herself to developing robots that run on an AI program instead of being manually controlled just for the sheer thrill of it.*

*The 'Dynamite-kun' robots she created can be seen in other places like Ichigaya and Budokan, often assisting with excavation work.*

*Plans on eventually going to the surface to make her inventions known everywhere and is currently working on a new type of combat robot to fulfill this foolhardy ambition of hers.*"—**Student Handbook Data**

## Rescue Reward

* EXP+360
* Life+5
* Stamina+1

## Gallery

Mio's Profile Cut-In.Mio's Student Handbook Entry. (Japanese)Mio's Student Handbook Entry. (Japanese, pre-update version)Mio showing off her new battle robot made from Dynamite Barrel and Cannon Barrel parts.
Sky Sundae

**Sky Sundae** (天空パフェ, *tenkuu parfait*, ***Sky Sundae***?) is a souvenir that can be obtained in the Dead Or School video game.

## History

"*A famous dessert of Cafe Poirot.*
*Topped with fresh fruits and whipped cream, it is truly a luxurious treat that one cannot imagine would still exist after all the destruction in the modern era.*

*...unfortunately, this is nothing more than a menu sample and thus cannot be eaten.*"—**Student Handbook Data**

## How To Obtain

After gaining access to the underground food court in Shinjuku station and hearing about its history from Yurika, Hisako is asked to look for "Cafe Poirot" which served the well-known dessert.

Said cafe is easy to find, but the door is triple-locked. All three keys can be found in nearby areas and will be guarded by waves of strong Mutants. Upon finally gaining access to the cafe, Hisako will find the sundae, miraculously intact after all this time.

Unfortunately, it is nothing more than a sample made of plastic, wax and rubber.

## Collection Reward

* EXP+350
* Skill Point+1

## PS4 Trophies/Steam Achievements

 **Shinjuku Explorer** (新宿の探求者, *Shinjuku no tankyuusha*, ***Shinjuku Explorer***?) |     | Collect all the Souvenirs in Shinjuku: DOSMO, 500-Yen Coin, Canned Mutants and Sky Sundae.

## Notes & Trivia

* This souvenir is the first of three food sample collectibles in the game.
Red Paper

"*Why the heck...? Why...?*"—Noriko Takami, *Machine Doll Nanami-Chan*

The **Red Paper** (赤紙, *akagami*, ***Red Paper***?), more formally known as the **Machine Doll Dismantling Warrant** (機械人形破棄令状, *kikai ningyou haki reijou*, ***Machine Doll Dismantling Warrant***?) is a government-issued correspondence seen in the Machine Doll Nanami-Chan manga.

## History

Less than five years after the proliferation of Machine Dolls, The government observed that several grave problems at the center of Japanese society seem to have been aggravated by the existence of these female androids; particularly shut-ins, unmarried as well as unemployed men.

To this end, all Machine Doll owners were sent dismantling warrants following the televised announcement of a nationwide ban, which the public called *"Red Papers"* because they were essentially *"death notices"*.

The document contains the model number of the Machine Doll due for confiscation and detailed instructions for the owners to cooperate with the pickup and dismantling operatives from the Sanitation Department that will be coming to their address. At the bottom, there is also a diagram showing the fate of the doomed Machine Doll.

Naturally, many owners did not peacefully follow these orders and took desperate measures to keep their beloved androids. However, the operatives in charge were given orders to *"seek and destroy by any means possible"* and were completely relentless in doing so.

## Gallery

A Red Paper with Nanami's model number.The diagram shown at the bottom of the Red Paper.
## External Links

* http://www.nanafushi.jp/
* http://mokusei2.blog46.fc2.com/
Steel Pipe

**Steel Pipe** (鉄パイプ, tetsu paipu, ***Steel Pipe***?) is a Melee Weapon and one of Hisako's starting equipment in the Dead Or School video game.

## Overview

The Steel Pipe is the melee weapon that Hisako is equipped with upon first departing for Shinjuku. Its stats are generally poor and will immediately be outperformed by bladed weapons of the same class, especially in terms of damage and durability.

The player will be forced to use the Steel Pipe *(along with the other starter equipment)* during the tutorial battle. After that it will only be worth keeping for collection purposes.

In instances that the player would want to continue using it throughout Shinjuku, it is advisable to modify it to have the Attack Plus IV (rare) or Anti-Mutant (uncommon) Passive Abilities to improve damage potential. Durability can be increased via Attachments.

### Recommended Attachments

* Lightness & Runner, Hardness x 2.
* Unleash & Back Stab, Hardness x 2.

## How To Obtain

* **Inferior Class** - Initial Equipment, cannot be obtained anywhere else.

## Base Stats

### Inferior Class

* **Weight:** 15
* **Attack:** 63
* **Attack Speed:** 194
* **Durability:** 126
* **Stamina Consumption:** 4
* **Critical Rate:** 3

* Starts with No Passive Ability.
Mutants

"*It's been 78 years, the Mutants should be not only be completely rotted, they've probably dried up and turned into mummies by now.*"—Nami, *Dead Or School*

**Mutants** (腐敗生物,*fuhai seibutsu*, ***Mutants***?) are the main enemies in the Dead Or School video game.

## Overview

Mutants are humans and other living organisms that years ago were afflicted with a bioweapon that caused them to turn into zombie-like creatures. They have lost all sense of reason and will invariably attack anything that moves, except for Loners. Over time, many mutants have evolved to different forms, with some learning how to use weapons, albeit to a limited degree. For some reason, mutants from the surface are stronger than the ones underground.

It is later revealed that the reason why Mutants still exist 78 years later is that they are being mass-produced to serve as an energy source for a third party.

## Mutant Types

### Humanoid

* Mutant
* Mutant:Fat
* Slasher
* Hunter
* Guardner
* Reaper
* Tyrant
* Rare Mutant

### Creature

* Frogman
* Watcher
* Insect
* Spider
* Creepy
* Crawler
* Killer Plant

## Gallery

Mutants about to attack the girls from Ikebukuro Underground.An illustration of small Mutants used for the "Easy" difficulty selection. They resemble the Rare Mutant in a number of ways.First appearance of the Mutant:FatFirst appearance of the Huge Horn boss.First appearance of the Slasher.First appearance of the Guardner.First appearance of the Reaper.
## Notes & Trivia

* For some reason, the subtitles of the promotional video refer to mutants as "zombies".
* The Hunter mutant is perhaps the only unique form that was not given an introductory movie.
Nami

"*We're at the best years of our lives... do you want to waste it all by staying underground?*"—**Nami**, *Dead Or School*

**Nami** (ナミ, ***Nami***?) is a character from the Dead Or School video game, a third-generation resident from Ikebukuro and one of Hisako's childhood friends, later saved on the surface of Shinjuku.

## Personality & Character

Nami is pretty much a *"rebellious youth"*. She openly resents the stifling rules laid out by the Ikebukuro Settlement Head and breaks them every chance she gets. Despite this, she's also very terrified of the latter, describing her as *"more fearsome than the Mutants"* in one occasion.

## History

### Older Version

"*A resident of Ikebukuro and Hisako's childhood friend.*
*She once broke the settlement's law by going off to the surface and got attacked by Mutants, but was saved by Hisako.*

*Some time after that incident, she overheard the plan of the Civilization Investigators to blow up the underground settlements by chance.*

*Though unwilling to ascend to the surface anymore after the trauma left behind by the Mutant attack, her desire to protect the settlement made her decide otherwise, conducting an investigation with Yui in tow.*

*Harboring a hidden admiration towards Hisako's determination to aim for the upper world, she becomes part of the group after getting rescued.*"—**Student Handbook Data**

### Updated Version

"*A resident of Ikebukuro and Hisako's childhood friend.*
*She once broke the settlement's law by going off to the surface and got attacked by Mutants, but was saved by Hisako.*

*Nami distanced herself from Hisako at first since the latter was the Settlement Head's daughter, but after hearing rumors about her old friend's exploits, she escaped from Ikebukuro wanting to come along.*"—**Student Handbook Data**

## Gallery

Nami's Profile Cut-In.Nami's Student Handbook Entry. (Japanese)Nami's Student Handbook Entry. (Japanese, pre-update version)Nami and Yui emerging from a tunnel in Ikebukuro.The two girls about to discuss their escape plan.Nami and the Ikebukuro girls in danger.The Settlement Head (now a teacher) still has her hands full disciplining the usual suspects even on the surface.
## Notes & Trivia

* Nami and Yui are the first two characters to appear in the game proper, and a later update even featured them in a special opening animation.
Scrap Shotgun

**Scrap Shotgun** (スクラップショット, ***Scrap Shotgun***?) is a Gun Weapon in the Dead Or School video game.

## How To Obtain

* **Inferior Class**
	+ Dropped by enemies, randomly appears in item boxes or for purchase in regular Weapon Vending Machines all over Shinjuku (Underground).

## Base Stats

### Inferior Class

* **Weight:** 17
* **Attack:** 20x1
* **Attack Speed:** 79
* **Ammunition:** 13x6
* **Reload Speed:** 1.3 Seconds.
* **Stamina Consumption:** 7.2
* **Critical Rate:** 3

* Randomly plain/has a Passive Ability for pickups or purchases.

## Notes & Trivia

* This is one of the 3 Scrap Weapons in the game.
	+ The Scrap Shotgun is basically a poorly-maintained but somehow functioning Shotgun.
Rusty Katana

**Rusty Katana** (サビ刀,*sabigatana*, ***Rusty Katana***?) is a Melee weapon in the Dead Or School video game.

## Overview

The Rusty Katana is a minor upgrade to the Steel Pipe with slightly higher attack power, but all the other base stats are totally similar. It is only worth using if the player doesn't have much to fall back on, and can immediately be replaced upon finding better weapons.

Attack Plus IV (rare) or Anti-Mutant (uncommon) Passive Abilities are also recommended for this weapon. Durability/Attack Power can be further increased via Attachments.

### Recommended Attachments

* Lightness & Runner, Hardness x 2.
* Unleash & Back Stab, Attack x 2.

## How To Obtain

* **Inferior Class**
	+ 100% Drop in Tutorial Battle.
	+ Dropped by enemies, randomly appears in item boxes or for purchase in regular Weapon Vending Machines all over Shinjuku (Underground).

## Base Stats

### Inferior Class

* **Weight:** 16
* **Attack:** 77
* **Attack Speed:** 194
* **Durability:** 126
* **Stamina Consumption:** 4
* **Critical Rate:** 3

* Starts with No Passive Ability for Tutorial drop, randomly plain/has a passive for pickups or purchases.

## Notes & Trivia

* The Rusty Katana is basically a poorly-maintained but somehow usable Katana.
Flying V

**Flying V** (フライングV, ***Flying V***?) is a unique Melee Weapon in the Dead Or School video game.

## Overview

Tamio Inoue's legendary guitar is rather hard to get, but the difficulty is somewhat justified by its interesting properties.

The Flying V's base attack power is significantly high and can even exceed most Ultimate class weapons of the same category when fortified to maximum levels. The permanently attached Passive Ability also helps with regular Mutant crowd control.

The biggest drawbacks to this instrument are its prohibitively high stamina consumption, low durability and nonexistent critical rate. However, it is possible to offset the durability number by using the blast to damage enemies instead, albeit at just 30% of the current attack power. Therefore, it is more suited for fighting with regular enemies as opposed to bosses.

## How To Obtain

* **Latest Class** - Found behind a locked door in the lower audience box inside the Budokan stadium, cannot be obtained anywhere else.

## Base Stats

### Latest Class

* **Weight:** 53
* **Attack:** 1898
* **Attack Speed:** 60
* **Durability:** 22
* **Stamina Consumption:** 74.75
* **Critical Rate:** 0

* Starts at Level 1, has a special Passive Ability similar to "Axe Bomber" by default. Fortification OK, but PA cannot be modified.

## See Also

* Legendary Guitar (Souvenir info)
* Tamio Inoue
Masaru

"*If that guy's been shunned by others of his kind, I guess that means Mutants have their own social structure?*"—Daiba, *Dead Or School*

**Masaru** (まさる, ***Masaru***?) is a character from the Dead Or School video game, an otherwise unnamed and non-hostile Mutant:Fat that Hisako saved in Akihabara.

## Personality & Character

Unlike most Mutants who always attack humans, Masaru just prefers to sit around and look at the sky. Can understand human speech, evident with his efforts to respond by grunting and nodding.

## Appearance

Masaru looks pretty much the same as all other Fat Mutants.

## History

### Older Version

"*A Fat Mutant found on a high-rise building rooftop in Akihabara.*
*Any typical Mutant will attack humans without warning, but this particular one does not display any sort of hostility, instead preferring to space out and stare at the sky.*

*The discovery of the machine that produces Mutants from corpses in Budokan leads to the conclusion that this Mutant's past memories as a human may have resurfaced unlike the rest.*

*Feeling sorry for the fact that it seems to have been ostracized by the others, Hisako takes the creature with her, giving it the name 'Masaru'.*"—**Student Handbook Data**

### Updated Version

"*A Fat Mutant found on a high-rise building rooftop in Akihabara.*
*Any typical Mutant will attack humans without warning, but this particular one does not display any sort of hostility, instead preferring to space out and stare at the sky.*

*It seems able to understand human speech, and there's talk that it once saved a certain girl in another area's underground shelter a long time ago.*"—**Student Handbook Data**

## Rescue Reward

* EXP+360
* Life+5
* Stamina+1
* Limit+1
* 1 Weapon
* 1 Attachment

## Gallery

Masaru's Profile Cut-In.Masaru's Student Handbook Entry. (Japanese)Masaru's Student Handbook Entry. (Japanese, pre-update version)Mai sewing a new plush with Masaru.
## Notes & Trivia

* Masaru's pre-update Student Handbook description implies that he may have been one of the many underground residents who fell victim to the Human Cocoon.
* Masaru's given name was dropped in a subsequent update. His entry in the Student Handbook currently remains at ????.
* Masaru was the inspiration for Mai to make the Mutant Plush Doll, of which there two in existence.