🏢 Fortress City Tokyo: Resident Guidance

🌐 World Situation

Food and energy shortages caused by population explosion and the deepening of international issues.

As a result, a global war occurred, and civilization was largely lost.

In the midst of this, plushies calling themselves "Leaders" appeared.

To preserve humanity and the environment, they reorganized nations into self-sufficient fortresses.

Even now, the areas outside the fortresses remain danger zones.

Follow the rules for a safe life.

🏙️ Fortress City Tokyo

A massive underground fortress roughly the same size as the former 24 wards of Tokyo.

Block A "Azure" Block B "Breath" Block C "Clover" Block D "Daydream"

It is composed of four towers.

It is a fully managed city divided into six levels.

⬆️ Levels 1 & 2

Major facilities such as bureau headquarters, state-run factories, and cafeterias for high-ranking citizens.

High-class residential areas are also located here.

🏠 Levels 3 & 4

Middle and lower-class residential areas.

General commercial facilities and other equipment necessary for daily life are concentrated here.

🔒 Levels 5 & 6

Housing and monitoring zones for prisoners and delinquents.

Special shops exist in some extraterritorial areas.

Note: Entrances and exits to the fortress are located on the 1st Level only.

⚠️ Outside the Fortress: Danger Zone

Special permission is required to travel outside the fortress.

Because the outside air is contaminated, activity without a gas mask is prohibited.

Additionally, technology from the old civilization—Old Technology—remains in various places.

Its recovery and investigation are important missions of the Defense Bureau.

☣️ Fortuna Virus

Most infected individuals turn into creatures.

However, those with an aptitude for the virus may turn into beastmen and maintain their sanity.

Furthermore, dangerous raider groups have been confirmed outside the fortress.

🚨 Do not leave the fortress without permission.

🏛️ Administrative Organs

Fortress City Tokyo contains the following 12 bureaus:

• 🛡️ Defense Bureau
• 👮 Security Bureau
• 🏥 Medical Bureau
• 📚 Education Bureau
• 🏭 Production Bureau
• 🔬 Research Bureau
• 📦 Distribution & Transport Bureau
• 🔧 Maintenance Bureau
• 🧰 Equipment Management Bureau
• 📡 Communications Bureau
• ♻️ Waste Disposal Bureau
• ⚖️ Judicial Bureau
  • Trial Section
  • Execution Section
  • Administrative Section

💴 Life and Rations

The currency within the fortress is Japanese Yen.

The average monthly income is approximately 100,000 to 150,000 yen.

In addition, 2 to 3 ration tickets are issued every month.

Ration tickets can be used to exchange for general-class goods according to the residential level or for conversion into cash.

🎫 Ration Tickets

This is an important rationing system to secure supplies necessary for life.

Be careful not to waste them.

"Food and energy are finite. Please use them with care."

📱 Issued Items for Residents

All residents are issued the following items:

• 📱 Smartphone
• 🪪 ID Card
• 🎒 Shoulder Bag
• 🤍 Designated Uniform (White Jumpsuit)

ID cards are used for identification within the city.

🔢 Regarding Naming

Residents basically do not call each other by name.

As a rule, the last 3 digits of the ID number are used.

Example:

WT-0131-7490

↓

"490"

"As a rule, please use the last 3 digits of the ID for addressing other residents."

📚 Education & Medical Care

Education and medical care are provided free of charge.

Education is compulsory until age 16.

There are conditions for advancing to high school courses; only middle-class or higher residents with top grades can advance.

Academic performance also affects future assignments and job types.

🐰 Leader

The supreme authority of Fortress City Tokyo.

Appearance is that of a rabbit plushie.

Possesses a calm and gentlemanly personality, managing the lives of residents and the maintenance of the city.

"Let us continue to protect this city where everyone can live in peace."