【全体公開】Hero's Destiny 設定資料 第4話(1/4)

【全体公開】Hero's Destiny 設定資料 第4話(1/4)

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□Water arena

In a change of pace, Blaze fights against Nereids, an octopus-type mutant, in a water arena.

Blaze is attacked by the water current of Nereids, who hides underwater, and his penis is attacked and made to ejaculate,

He is also shown a vision of his first love, Sayahara Yuki, through a hallucinogenic device and is reverse-raped in a cowgirl position.

Blaze is at the mercy of the multi-talented Nereids.

What I particularly like about Nereids design is the eyes.

At first I thought the horizontal pupils like an octopus might be scary.

But the result is an indescribably charming face.

The purpose of this scene is Blaze's feelings for his first love,

The purpose of this scene is to depict the hallucinatory attack that tarnishes that memory, and the tentacled mutant.

The scene opens with a recollection of Blaze's time as a professional baseball player.

With his annual salary in hand, Blaze goes to check on the present state of his student crush, Sayaohara Yuki.

However, it seems that Sayohara has already taken on a different last name and is living happily with her husband and two children.

Here, Blaze was on the verge of taking an action that could have ruined Sayohara's current happiness.

It was a kind of arrogance that he could make Sayohara happier than anyone else.

For a man as confident and capable as Blaze, overcoming arrogance is more difficult than most people can imagine.

□Aome Chiguri, Kyubeley

Here comes Aome Chiguri, the "doctor" who orchestrated this incident.

Chiguri transforms into Kyubeley and makes a prediction.

Two days later, Blaze will mate with Kyubey, and the pleasure will kill Blaze.

Chiguri then insinuates his purpose.

I had a lot of fun creating the sequence when Chiguri transforms into a cubelay.

Did you figure out what the luminous symbols were based on?

Originally, Aome Chiguri's appearance was supposed to be after Blaze's past memory 2 (implemented in Episode 4).

By first putting a cushion between the two by having Chiguri appear in Memories of the Past,

I had envisioned a flow of "the character who appeared in that recollection was actually the mastermind behind the whole thing.

However, as a result of compressing HIRODES from a total of eight to six episodes, it was a somewhat abrupt unveiling.

This was a clear failure to coordinate the production process and the convenience of the scenario.

We consider this to be an issue for the future.