Kaito, a student whose only notable feature was "Generic Haircut A," was currently holding the Demon Prince by the collar of his obsidian armor.
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: Because his memories of the game are hazy, he doesn't realize that his "efficient" solutions to problems—usually involving extreme violence—bypass the character growth and obstacles meant for the game's actual "Oracle Child" heroes. The narrative follows , the youngest son of
The narrative follows , the youngest son of a noble military family who realizes at age fourteen that he has been reincarnated into the world of a video game he once played. However, Albert is not the "chosen one" or the protagonist; he is a "mob"—a minor background character whose name was never even mentioned in the original game. 1. The Subversion of the "Mob" Archetype The Subversion of the "Mob" Archetype sat at
sat at a mahogany desk, watching the "Raw" footage of the universe unravel. The "Main Story" (Honpen) was literally tearing at the seams. The Hero hadn't even drawn his sword yet, and the final boss was being lectured about local landscaping ordinances by a guy who wasn't even listed in the character credits.