"Extreme Escape ADV: The Good Man Shiboudesu" has nine participants play an AB game in a confined facility: cooperation or betrayal will change wristband points and mutual life-and-death risks. The storyline, room escape puzzles, and multiple branching lines are interconnected.
| Title of the work | Extreme Escape ADV: Good Guy Shiboudesu |
|---|---|
| Chinese name | Limit Escape ADV Good Person Death |
| The publication date listed in the materials | 2012-02-16 |
| Platform | Xbox Series X/S / Xbox One / 3DS / PSV / PC / PS4 |
| Genre | Extreme Escape ADV |
| Also known as | Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward |
| Development | CHUNSOFT |
| Release | Aksys Games (US version), Rising Star Games (European, Australian version), Spike Chunsoft (PS4, PC version) |
| Script | Kotaro Uchikoshi |
| Key animation | Kinu Nishimura |
| Music | Hosoe Shinji |
| Website address recorded by the source | http://www.spike-chunsoft.co.jp/zendesu/ |
| External links to source records | https://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=17012 / https://vndb.org/v7809 |
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Sealed facilities with nine people
The protagonist Sigma and eight others are locked in an unfamiliar facility, and AI Zero 3 tells them they must participate in the AB game to leave. The wristbands on the wrists of the Nine Fighters display BP; In matches, participants face the choice between teamwork or betrayal. Only when the score reaches 9 can the "9" door be opened; if too low, there is a fatal penalty. The work treats this game as a common source of pressure for character relationships and suspense development.
Choose how to change the relationship
The core of AB games is not a single moral quiz: cooperation brings participants closer to the conditions for escape, while betrayal can widen the gap between individual points and peers. Spike Chunsoft's introduction emphasizes that fear of being betrayed by opponents or trying to escape early can lead to different choices; The BP results will chain effects on subsequent story branches and endings.
Break free from puzzles and reading structure
The work alternates between fully voiced novel segments and thought-provoking escape puzzles. Room puzzles include searching the environment, collecting clues, and solving mechanisms; The difficulty can be adjusted. The flowchart allows you to jump back to the read scene. Some chapters will lock, requiring you to advance other clues or storylines before continuing, thus linking puzzle progress with the novel's branches.
Original and subsequent platforms
CHUNSOFT released the original versions for 3DS and PS Vita on February 16, 2012, with characters designed by Kinu Nishimura. It was later released on PC, PS4, and Xbox platforms; The PS Vita version is also available as a downloadable version.
The experiences of those trapped
The public profiles of the nine participants showed differences in identity and experience. Sigma is a kidnapped college student, and ファイ is good at quickly understanding the rules; Luna holds a medical license, and Alice investigates the terrorist organization that killed her father. Yotsuba has experienced two closed-space incidents, and Tenmyoji is a survivor of the murder at a Mars exploration simulation facility. K doesn't even remember his own identity, and Dio's self-centeredness easily leads to disputes.
Tenmyoji, Quark, and the Watcher
Ten-year-old Quark calls Tenmyoji 'Jicchan' and uses knowledge beyond his age to help him think. The Zero 3 in the facility is an AI made up of quantum computers, without physical form, presented as a screen rabbit; It not only hosts the game but also continuously monitors everyone, enforcing penalties whenever violations are found.
K suit with two wearers
In the 2012 original, the K suit was not worn by the same person throughout history. In the K ending and the history of not saving Akane, the wearer is Kyle Klim, a clone created by Dr. Sigma; After the Phi branch rescued Akane early, she used the K suit to hide her identity, while Kyle was hiding inside the cabin.
Tenmyoji and Yotsuba's past
The Phi ending reveals that Tenmeiji's name is Junpei. He once found and raised Quark, and the child's letter reveals their adoption relationship. After 999, Yotsuba joined Alice's intelligence agency with her brother Nils, using the Form Formation Field ability to investigate terrorist organizations; She and Alice were kidnapped and cryophilated before arriving at the facility forty-five years later.
Luna and Dio's different missions
Luna's ending reveals she is a Golem robot who follows the plan's orders; Sigma stayed behind to search for her. After being injected, her body began to break apart, and after being invaded, her memories were continuously erased until she finally stopped. Dio is the leader of the Craydolls, infiltrated under orders from Brother of the parent organization Free the Soul, attempting to kill Akane, sabotage the AB plan, and plant a bomb.
The lunar age and consciousness exchange
The facility is actually the lunar surface of Rhizome 9 in January 2074, and the red planet outside is the disaster-stricken Earth. Sigma initially entered his 67-year-old body as a young consciousness, and the body's owner was also the doctor who planned the AB Project. The plan is to use a life-or-death crisis and Radical-6 infection to train both his and Phi's SHIFT abilities, then send their consciousness back forty-five years; Information like bomb codes is also used across historical contexts with consciousness.
Alternative leaves history
In Alternative, Tenmyoji and Quark prepare to return to Earth. Even if Sigma prevents disaster in another chapter of history, the history they have experienced still persists; Their meeting and life will not disappear because of other historical rescues.
Breaking free from the original soundtrack and narrative
The SRIN-1094, released on April 19, 2012, is a double CD original soundtrack for Shinji Hosoe's music. The first disc was labeled Escape Side and contained 17 tracks, ranging from "Virtue's Last Reward ~Orchestra~" to "Q"; The second disc is labeled Story Side and includes 16 tracks such as "GLTM-KM506," "Clarification," and "Blue Bird Lamentation." The final track of the second disc is credited on the label as "Virtue Is Its Last Reward ~Piano~," while the Tower catalog also lists it as "Virtue's Last Reward ~Piano~."
Differences between the soundtrack and the previous work
Hosoe explained that the streaming music playback in the original "Good Person Death" differs from the built-in audio source in "999"; Under the constraints of the 3DS, he incorporates processing methods that were not used in previous games.
Voice actor for the original Phi
In an interview after the original recording on November 11, 2011, Chiaki Omigawa, voice actress for Phi, said the character design made her choose between a frail feeling and a slightly arrogant tone. Since she hadn't received a request for a pre-specified voice, she performed ファイ according to her own idea in the first line of the recording.
When Chiaki Komigawa voiced the original Tファイ, he first absorbed the technical terms in the lines, then showed a way of speaking that already understood this knowledge. She adjusts emotional intensity according to different endings and needs to organize the sequence of plot segments in her mind. Phi's jokes require her to balance warmth and charm with a puzzling tone, hoping to get the other person into the character's rhythm.
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Related entries
- Subsequent entries in the series:Breaking the limit: zero-time dilemma
- Characters:Sigma (Extreme Escape)
- Characters:Phi (Extreme Exit)
- 2012 3DS/Vitamin Japanese voice actor:Chiaki Komigawa
- Characters:Dio (Extreme Escape ADV: Good Guy Dies)
- 2012 3DS/Vitamin Japanese voice actor:Yoshimasa Hosoya
- Characters:Junpei (Extreme Escape)
- 2012 3DS/Vitamin Japanese voice actor:Nagu Rokuro
- Characters:Quark (Extreme Escape ADV: Good Guy Death)
- 2012 3DS/Vitamin Japanese voice actor:Rie Kugimiya
- Characters:Luna (Extreme Escape ADV: Good Guy Dies)
- 2012 3DS/Vitamin Japanese voice actor:Mamiko Noto
- Characters:Yotsuba (Extreme Escape, 9 hours, 9 people, 9 doors)
- 2012 3DS/Vitamin Japanese voice actor:Yukari Tamura
- Characters:Alice (Extreme Escape ADV: Good Guy Dies)
- 2012 3DS/Vitamin Japanese voice actor:Atsuko Tanaka
- Characters:K (Extreme Escape ADV: Good Guy Dies)
- 2012 3DS/Vitamin Japanese voice actor:Daisuke Ono
- Characters:Zero III (Extreme Escape ADV: Good People Die)
- 2012 3DS/Vitamin Japanese voice actor:TARAKO
- Setting and Setting:Good people die and quantum computers monitor AI
- Characters:Akane (Extreme Escape)
- Characters:Kyle Crise (Extreme Escape ADV: Good Guy Dies)
- Setting and Setting:Plan AB
- Setting and Setting:Rhizome9
- Setting and Setting:フリー・ザ・ソウル
- Setting and Setting:クレイドールズ
- Related Records:Extreme Escape ADV: Good Guy Shiboudes Soundtrack (SRIN-1094)
- Good Man Shiboudes Original Voice Original Soundtrack Music Supervisor:Hosoe Shinji
- Related songs:Virtue's Last Reward ~Orchestra~ (Original sound of 'Good People Die')
- Related songs:Ambidexterity (Original sound of 'Good People Die')
- Related songs:Lounge (Original sound of 'Good People Die')
- Related songs:Dispensary (Original sound of good people dying)
- Related songs:Cabin (Original sound of 'Good Person Death')
- Related songs:Gaulem (Die of the Good Guy original sound)
- Related songs:Recreation (Original sound of the good person dies)
- Related songs:Pantry (Original sound of the Good Person Dies)
- Related songs:Decompression (Original sound of the good person dying)
- Related songs:Biology (Original sound of good people dying)
- Related songs:Treatment (Original sound of 'Good People Die')
- Related songs:Biotope (Original sound of good people dying)
- Related songs:Data (Original audio of the good person dies)
- Related songs:Annihilation (Original sound of the death of a good person)
- Related songs:Monitor (Original sound of the Death of a Good Man)
- Related songs:Director (Original sound of 'Good Person Death')
- Related songs:Q (Die of the Good Person original sound)
- Related songs:Sinisterness (Original sound of good people dying)
- Related songs:Placidity (Original sound of good people dying for good people)
- Related songs:Eeriness (Original sound of good people dying)
- Related songs:Strain (Original sound of 'Good Person Death')
- Related songs:Consternation (Original sound of good people dying)
- Related songs:Desperation (Original sound of good people dying)
- Related songs:Anxiousness (Original sound of 'Good People Die')
- Related songs:Portentousness (Original sound of good people dying)
- Related songs:GLTM-KM506 (Original Sound of Good People Dying)
- Related songs:Confession (Original sound of good people dying)
- Related songs:Clarification (Original sound of 'Good Death')
- Related songs:Sublimity (Original Sound of Good People Dying)
- Related songs:Divulgation (Original sound of good people dying)
- Related songs:Demise (Original sound of the good person dying)
- Related songs:Blue Bird Lamentation
- Related songs:Virtue Is Its Last Reward ~Piano~ (Original Soundtrack of 'Die of a Good Man')
- Music Production:Hosoe Shinji
- Composers who organize streaming soundtracks under 3DS restrictions:Hosoe Shinji
- Looking back at the original 'ファイ' voice, technical terminology, and branching emotional handling voice actors:Chiaki Komigawa
- Previous entries in the series:Extreme escape: 9 hours, 9 people, 9 doors
References
- Bangumi work entry: Extreme Escape ADV Good Man Shiboudes
- Bangumi Copyright Notice
- Spike Chunsoft official product page
- Official AB game system page
- Official flowchart and plot lock page
- Introduction to Spike Chunsoft Extreme Escape ADV
- Introduction to the Spike Chunsoft duo collection
- Spike Chunsoft 'Good Person Dies' Sigma Archive
- Spike Chunsoft 'Good Person Dies' Phi Archive
- Spike Chunsoft "Good Person Dies" Dio Archive
- Spike Chunsoft's "Good Death" Tianming Temple Archives
- Spike Chunsoft "Good Person Dies" quark archive
- Spike Chunsoft 'Good Person Dies' Luna Archive
- Spike Chunsoft's 'Good Death' Yotsuba Archive
- Spike Chunsoft "Good Person Death" Alice Profile
- Spike Chunsoft's "Good Death" K Files
- Spike Chunsoft 'Good Person Death' Zero 3 Archive
- Genome: Full Ending Recap of 'Good People Die'
- Kuro no Seishitsu: 'Good People Die' 2012 Hara 3DS Complete Ending Playthrough
- Kitabepu: Full text of '999' and 'Death of a Good Man' original Vita hands-on and research
- SweepRecord: Goodman Shiboudes Two Discs, 33 Tracks Original Soundtrack
- Tower: SRIN-1094 track position and final track title are variant texts
- A musical interview between Shinji Hosoe and Kotaro Uchikoshi
- Weekly Zenjin Shiboudesu: Interview with Chiaki Omigawa
- Spike Chunsoft: A product in a zero-hour dilemma
- SuperSweep: The career history of Shinji Hosoe and Ayako Saso
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