In Yokohama, I used a vest to make up the Saviors

Synopsis

Yokohama becomes the backdrop for a surreal game of identity where Red Fang Whiskey attempts to navigate the role of a savior. Expecting a brutal battle royale to eliminate an Undead Lizard, the protagonist instead finds himself entangled in a bizarre reality filled with pregnancy stones and shifting forms. By adopting various personas—the "vests"—he manages a spectrum of roles, from a soft-spoken puppeteer to a mysterious Miko, all while a shadowy organization stirs unrest across the city. The atmosphere fluctuates between whimsical domesticity, such as sharing strawberry daifuku, and visceral horror featuring blood-stained lilacs and screaming clowns within a luxurious, lethal utopia. This experience rewards a patient appetite for fragmented storytelling and atmospheric contradictions, though the erratic shifts in tone may alienate those preferring a steady, logical progression. As the protagonist balances these masks, the stakes evolve from simple survival into a complex dance of manipulation and discovery within a distorted paradise.