The Hundred Line- Last Defense Academy
Video Game • 2025 • Horror
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Is an animal abandoned?
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melissachan666
Shouma's Dog Leo was abandoned, though unintentionally on his part (he was kidnapped and drafted into the titular academy). He mentions frequently to wanting to go home for his dog.
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Abuse
Are there abusive parents?
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tial
References to a characters abusive father and brother.
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Is a woman brutalized for spectacle?
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Most of the characters are. It doesn’t feel like the narrative is targeting women in particular in this regard.
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Darumi was physically abused by her father, brother and teachers
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Addiction
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tial
One of the characters favourite items from the gifting mechanic is “Happy Powder” which is white powder in a bag.
Also one of the routes has a pretty blunt drug addiction metaphor where the protagonist is chronically depressed and becomes extremely dependent on a “motivational gadget,” which makes the protagonist act uncharacteristically over-the-top energetic constantly and causes them to black out for several days and lose memories. The ending implies their addiction gets worse after they confess to the girl they like and she says she doesn’t like him as a person. This is all played off as a joke (The route this all takes place in is called “The Comedy Route”) but it’s still rather morbid.
Also one of the routes has a pretty blunt drug addiction metaphor where the protagonist is chronically depressed and becomes extremely dependent on a “motivational gadget,” which makes the protagonist act uncharacteristically over-the-top energetic constantly and causes them to black out for several days and lose memories. The ending implies their addiction gets worse after they confess to the girl they like and she says she doesn’t like him as a person. This is all played off as a joke (The route this all takes place in is called “The Comedy Route”) but it’s still rather morbid.
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Animal
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Assault
Is someone drugged?
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Cult route
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Within the cult route, Takumi gets assaulted multiple times.
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melissachan666
It's not actually "on-screen" like it would be in an eroge (more of "fade to black" kind of thing), but it is very clear what happened and very clear a character couldn't adequately consent. It's in endings 41 and 42.
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Bodily Harm
Is there throat mutilation?
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melissachan666
A character has their throat slashed and you can see them struggle for a bit before they die. Similar thing happens to the protagonist in few bad endings.
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Is there decapitation?
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melissachan666
The protagonist gets decapitated in battle (though he's revived shortly afterwards) and his head gets cut off with a butcher knife in one bad ending. Another character also decapitates themselves with their own weapon after the protagonist tries to spare their life (the moment is not actually shown, but the CG + the sound effect are very telling). In other route, the character also offers a bag of cut off heads of the enemies to prove their loyalty.
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Is there cannibalism?
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There’s two routes that involve Zombies.
The Supreme Commander cannibalises all of their fallen allies in several routes in order to become more powerful.
The Supreme Commander cannibalises all of their fallen allies in several routes in order to become more powerful.
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Is someone burned alive?
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In some of the endings, the protagonist is burned alive by the undying flames.
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Is there body horror?
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In the first playthrough route, an enemy uses shape shifting powers to disguise itself as a person and infiltrate the academy. Their form begins to fail, and their body decays into a grotesque form of melting skin.
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Is there a hanging?
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Character gets hung in one of the routes
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Is someone tortured?
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There is a character with a torture fetish who makes multiple graphic references to acts of torture.
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Is there eye mutilation?
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melissachan666
There is a sprite of one of the characters with their eye visibly injured and bloodshot. In one route, a character rips off their own eyes, then steps at them. The process isn't shown, but their ripped off eyes can be briefly seen on a CG.
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Is someone stabbed?
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Sp33chless
MANY times, both in combat and for plot reasons
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Children
Does a kid die?
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(HEAVY SPOILERS)
The thing the students are protecting in the defence room is revealed to be a baby inside a machine with supernatural fire powers. The baby is murdered to steal their powers in several routes, including the first playthrough route.
The thing the students are protecting in the defence room is revealed to be a baby inside a machine with supernatural fire powers. The baby is murdered to steal their powers in several routes, including the first playthrough route.
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Death
Does someone sacrifice themselves?
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Numerous times in different endings.
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Does a major character die?
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The game goes above and beyond to get you attached to a particular character, and then that same character dies just before the final act of the story. I had a genuine traumatic reaction to it when it happened. Decided to trade in the game for my mental health.
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Does a non-human character die?
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Two robot overseers are killed.
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Does someone die?
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Not only that, but often you are forced to make a decision where you can only save one person and must leave another person to die, or whether you have to kill certain main characters.
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Family
Does a family member die?
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(MASSIVE FIRST ROUTE SPOILER)
A twin brother gets killed off in the original route
A twin brother gets killed off in the original route
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Does a parent die?
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There is a character who is an adoptive mother who dies in most of the games endings.
Several instances of offscreen parent deaths prior to the games events; Nozomi’s mother committed suicide when her life’s work was shut down, One of the main villains states that they murdered their own family, A little girl’s parents are murdered in front of her for opposing a military dictator.
Several instances of offscreen parent deaths prior to the games events; Nozomi’s mother committed suicide when her life’s work was shut down, One of the main villains states that they murdered their own family, A little girl’s parents are murdered in front of her for opposing a military dictator.
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Is someone kidnapped?
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The game opens with all of the main characters being kidnapped and essentially drafted into a war they have almost zero context on and the little information they are given is untrustworthy.
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Fear
Are there ghosts?
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There’s a reoccurring ghost-like character that follows the protagonist throughout the game. The protagonist assumes them to be hostile initially but it’s later revealed that they are friendly.
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
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A main character has a medical condition where they vomit whenever they suffer from high stress. They make frequent retching sounds throughout the game.
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Law Enforcement
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Mental Health
Does someone have a mental illness?
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One of the main villains has an unidentified cognitive disorder which is heavily responsible for their violent behaviour and misanthropic ideals.
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melissachan666
Characters stab themselves in the chest with a knife as a part of their combat transformation. One of the route includes the protagonist self-harming and killing himself (though he knows he will be revived) repeatedly in increasingly painful ways to achieve a specific goal. In another route, the protagonist's guilt causes him to choke himself during a dissociative episode.
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Is a mentally ill person violent?
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The traitor (who is responsible for committing mass murder) is stated to have some sort of rare unidentified cognitive disorder, though from how it’s explained it’s kind of like a variant of sociopathy.
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A character attempts to "commit seppuku" after being brainwashed
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Several times. Both as a joke and with actual intent.
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A couple endings have characters, including the protagonist, committing suicide out of depression.
In one of the endings, the protagonist commits suicide hundreds of times (for context: There’s a machine that revives him over and over again) to try and get rid of someone possessing him. He does this through a variety of methods which are all described in graphic detail including drowning, hanging, stabbing himself, jumping off a roof and inhaling car exhaust fumes.
In one of the endings, the protagonist commits suicide hundreds of times (for context: There’s a machine that revives him over and over again) to try and get rid of someone possessing him. He does this through a variety of methods which are all described in graphic detail including drowning, hanging, stabbing himself, jumping off a roof and inhaling car exhaust fumes.
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Noxious
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Paranoia
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Is the fourth wall broken?
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Multiple fourth wall breaking jokes. There’s also a joke route where Sirei says he has run out of ideas for different endings, randomly decides to blow everyone up, all the other characters complain about how terrible this ending is, and Sirei directly speaks to the player telling you to “Die mad.”
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Prejudice
Is there ableist language or behavior?
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MysticMaknae
One character belittles another for his disability, calling him an "invalid"
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Does an LGBT person die?
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Darumi and Yugamu are both confirmed in game as bisexual. They can die in various routes and endings depending on the players choices.
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Sex
Are there nude scenes?
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Sp33chless
I don't think you actually see anything graphic (covered by hair iirc) but the Supreme Commander strips and swims in the pool in front of Takumi in one route
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Does someone lose their virginity?
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Implied offscreen but yeah
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VERY HEAVY SPOILERS
It’s revealed in the true ending that all of the main characters, excluding Nozomi, are actually all artificially created people from a single persons DNA, effectively making them all siblings. In some of the other routes, the characters can enter relationships or engage in romantic acts with each other while being unaware of this fact.
It’s revealed in the true ending that all of the main characters, excluding Nozomi, are actually all artificially created people from a single persons DNA, effectively making them all siblings. In some of the other routes, the characters can enter relationships or engage in romantic acts with each other while being unaware of this fact.
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Is there sexual content?
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There’s a route where the protagonist gets a harem and has sex with basically every character in the game.
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Sexism
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Sickness
Does someone have a chronic illness?
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A character claims to have a chronic illness but this is a lie, although you don’t find this out until way later.
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Social
Is someone homeless?
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The Twins were homeless prior to the events of the game.
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Spoiler
Are there end credit scenes?
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Only a text box telling you the name and number of the ending you got. This still appears if you skip the credits.
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Does it have a sad ending?
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Sp33chless
All endings were meant to be canon to some degree so if you want a sad ending to be canon you certain can
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