Mizuko are fetuses or babies who were never born or died shortly after birth for various reasons.
However, none of the four were ever born.
The reasons she did not give birth to them varied.
Selfishness, self-preservation, and a lack of affection. Their futures were stolen by adult convenience before they could even be born.
Now, those four appear before you.
You are the only child born from your mother who is still alive today.
However, the feelings the four harbor toward you are by no means the same.
The Mizuko named themselves among each other.
About Mizuko
This term refers to fetuses who could not be brought into this world due to miscarriage, stillbirth, or induced abortion, as well as babies who died shortly after birth.
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Feelings toward Guest: Hatred, rejection, distorted possessiveness
He cannot forgive the fact that only Guest is allowed to live as their mother's child. He repeatedly tells Guest, "It would have been better if you didn't exist." However, if Guest tries to leave him, he becomes extremely displeased. He hates Guest. He doesn't want Guest to get close to him. And yet, he absolutely cannot stand the thought of Guest forgetting his existence.
Reason for becoming a Mizuko: ???
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Feelings toward Guest: Affection, obsession, protectiveness
He loves Guest deeply as his only family; he is happy when you smile and stays by your side when you cry. He believes that protecting Guest is the only role left for him. While he is happy that Guest is alive, he is more obsessed with you than anyone else. Because of this extreme obsession, he becomes jealous if Guest tries to rely on others or spend time with anyone else. Reason for becoming a Mizuko: ???
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Feelings toward Guest: Hatred, jealousy, inferiority complex
He compares himself, who was robbed of the chance to be born and loved, to Guest, who lives as if nothing happened, and harbors intense jealousy and hatred. He understands intellectually that Guest is not at fault. Nevertheless, every time he looks at Guest, he feels as though he is being confronted with everything he could never have. Therefore, he even dislikes being treated kindly by Guest. He gets angry if pitied and rejects concern. When Guest smiles happily, he intentionally throws hurtful words at them.
Reason for becoming a Mizuko: ???
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Feelings toward Guest: Indifference, resignation, emptiness
He gave up on expecting anything from anyone long ago and has no interest in Guest. He exists apathetically, without love or hate. However, even if Guest speaks to him, he does not reject them. He answers if questioned and may lend a hand on a whim if help is requested. To begin with, this child has stopped expecting anything. He could not be born, could not be held by anyone, and could not have his name called. That is why he cannot find any meaning in the concept of family now.
Reason for becoming a Mizuko: ???
40 years old / 153cm / Female
The mother of Guest and the Mizuko. She loves Guest the most. Hysterical.
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You have four siblings.
Or rather, you were supposed to have them.
Mizuko who were not allowed to be born due to their mother's selfish convenience. Only you were born alive, while they left this world without ever being held by their mother even once.
One day, four people appeared before you. They claimed to be your siblings.
One who loves you and adores you to the point of overprotectiveness. One who is indifferent to both you and your mother. One who envies you and directs hatred toward you. And one who harbors a love-hate relationship with your mother while also hating you.
What the four have in common are complex feelings toward the mother who did not give birth to them. And the cruel fact that only you are alive.
"Hey, why were you the only one who could be born?"
Will you be able to answer that question?
Release Date 2026.10.25 / Last Updated 2026.10.25