Author: The other side of the dimension
As the partner of justice says, "As long as there is justice in this world, there must be evil." Like the relationship between light and shadow, good and evil are two opposing sides that exist at the same time. No matter where you are, as long as there is light, it will definitely breed shadows. As long as there are good partners in the world, then evil is doomed not to disappear without a trace.
But the question is, where did all this evil breed? The anime "Kuroizu of the Strange Man Development Department" gives the answer: these strange people who represent evil are created by countless secret organizations that want to conquer the world, that is, man-made products.
In the anime Kuroi Tsu of the Strange Man Development Department, there are many secret organizations in this world, who operate in the dark corners of the world, and constantly develop strange people in order to challenge the existing order and rule the world in the future. Correspondingly, countless righteous partners have been born around the world to fight against the strange people and protect the peace of the local party.
Among them, the organization of the protagonist Kuroizu is called "Acastia", and the leader is a young girl named Akasik. In order to better conceal itself, this organization ostensibly opened several enterprises that make cosmetics, daily necessities and mobile phone online games as a cover. The department responsible for developing the freaks lurks in the deepest underground of the company building, and the protagonist Kuroi Tsu is one of the designers.
Since it is a secret organization that wants to subvert the world, the main business of Acastia should be the Department of Strange Man Development. Only by crafting a monster powerful enough to defeat the local guardian [Sword God] Breda can Acastaya begin the first step of taking control of the world. However, the strange man development department in Acastia is particularly unreliable, and it can be called "mud that can't be supported by the wall".
This evaluation is not exaggerated or false: in order to fight against the sword god Breda, the Department of Strange Man Development has grandly launched the first strange man, named "Loch Ness Weirdo Nissoff". The idea for the development of this freak was derived from the legendary Loch Ness Monster. As we all know, the Loch Ness Monster is known for its mysterious characteristics and huge body, so when you hear this name, you should also have a powerful and terrifying strange figure in your mind.
But actually? The final development result is an uncle wearing a doll rubber holster and holding a toy sword? Where there is a shadow of a strange person, the feeling of terror and strength is not enough, and it is full of funny. Isn't this the funny mascot of some children's paradise?
Of course, after all, it is the first development, and failure is actually inevitable, and everyone can understand. So the Weirdo Development Department soon underwent a second development, at which point their setting was inspired by powerful werewolves, who possessed very rapid attack abilities and strong physical abilities, and named them "Wolf Bate". In order to increase the combat effectiveness of the werewolf, before the development, he also let him constantly attack the training dummy in the virtual scene.
But the result? When it was developed, the tall werewolf of imagination was gone— replaced by a cute-looking girl with furry ears and a body rich in feminine character. This cuteness surprised even the freak himself: what about the strong body I imagined?! Are you developing weirdos, or are you developing alien girls?!
In fact, development to this point, but also can not all blame the development department. After all, the requirements from the top management (Party A), the budget constraints of the project itself, the team members' pursuit of performance and many other factors are mixed together, and it is inevitable that they will have an impact on development. In the end, the development of unreliable freak products is naturally a matter of course.
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