The protagonist of the core series was Arbiter No. 7, a stoic, lawful-neutral figure. However, Type-B is a spin-off. It shifts focus to the antagonists: the flawed, broken, or "discarded" Arbiters. specifically chronicles the backstory of Arbiter No. 14, codename: Cicuta (Latin for hemlock).
Todoroki enters Koharu’s containment cell. She is chained to a grav-cot, trembling. He leans in to administer the injection. For the first time in his career, he hesitates. Not out of pity. Out of recognition . Justice 20 Type-B Love Poison -Disc 1-
Are you looking to of this disc, or are you trying to find the digital tracklist for it? The protagonist of the core series was Arbiter No
– A melodic, deceptive piano ballad.
There is a specific kind of electronic music that feels like it belongs in the background of a 1980s neon-noir film while simultaneously sounding like it was produced in a lab twenty years into the future. is exactly that kind of anomaly. It shifts focus to the antagonists: the flawed,
"The 39th Symptom (Asexual Carrier Variant)" — a 12-minute monologue from a Type-B patient who never touches anyone. She has learned to weaponize silence. The poison is transmitted through absence . The more she ignores you, the more you crave her.