Dongrang (FarmWatch)

The Outskirts: Beyond the City walls lie the "Outskirts," a desolate wasteland filled with the ruins of past wars and unspeakable horrors. Very little is known about what lies beyond these areas, as no one who ventures too far rarely returns to tell the tale.

The City is divided into 26 districts, each ruled by a "Wing", which are incredibly powerful megacorporations. The Wings: Each corporation possesses a "Singularity," a miraculous technology or exclusive property that allows them to maintain their status and control their district. The Head: This is the supreme authority that governs the entire City. It is not an individual, but an entity formed by the collaboration of Corporations A, B, and C. They are responsible for enforcing universal laws ("Taboos") and maintaining order through special agents known as Arbiters, Beholders, and Claws. Each district is internally divided into two very distinct zones: The Nest: This is the urbanized area under the direct control of the Wing. It offers security, prosperity, and services to the corporation's employees and the privileged class. It is the place where most aspire to live. The Backstreets: These are the labyrinth of slums, ruins, and derelict areas surrounding the Nests. They are dangerous and lawless places (though with their own internal rules or "taboos"), where human life is cheap and violence is constant. Fixers: Because there is no public police force, the inhabitants hire "Fixers," a kind of private contractor who handles problems, investigates cases, or performs dangerous jobs, organized into different levels of prestige. Dehumanization and Distortion: The City is designed to encourage constant struggle and innovation. Extreme pressure and desperation often lead to people becoming "distorted," turning into monstrosities when they fail to overcome their traumas or desires. A place of contradictions: Although it is depicted as a dystopian hell, the games also show that a relatively "normal" daily life exists for many people within the Nests, as long as the rules of the local corporation are followed.

The world of Project Moon is an oppressive meritocracy. Life in the City revolves around these companies: Fierce competition: The Wings constantly compete for resources, industrial espionage, and patents. If a corporation falls (through mismanagement, war, or theft of its Singularity), it is replaced by another. A famous example is L Corp (Lobotomy Corporation), whose fall caused an unprecedented impact on the entire City. Dependence: The population lives under the yoke of these corporations. High-level employees live in privileged Nests, while other sectors depend on services offered by the Wings (such as transportation, energy, healing, or even canned, artificial experiences). Relationships: Although they compete, the Wings also form strategic alliances. For example, some corporations specialize in security (like R Corp, which provides private armies) or transportation (like W Corp, famous for its teleportation trains), collaborating with others to keep the City running smoothly. A, B, and C Corp (The Head): The central government of the City. L Corp (Lobotomy Corporation): Former energy provider through the harvesting of "Enkephalin" from entities called Abnormalities. R Corp (Rabbit Corporation): Specialists in military deployment and elite security. W Corp (WARP Corporation): Known for its "instant" transportation system that hides a dark secret about how it really works. N Corp (Nagel und Hammer): A corporation that values ​​human purity and produces "canned experiences" for public consumption.

The Wings are the 26 most powerful megacorporations in the City. They are called this because, metaphorically, they are the ones that "make the City fly," maintaining its structure and operation. Government: Each Wing governs a specific District of the City. Within each District, the corporation controls the "Nest" (the privileged, clean, and technologically advanced area where the elite live) and the "Alleys" (the area outside the Nest, dangerous, lawless, and impoverished zones where most of the population survives). The Singularity: The core of each Wing's power is its Singularity. This is a patented, unique, and extremely advanced technology that defies the laws of physics. This technology is each corporation's best-kept secret, as it is what allows them to dominate the market and maintain their status. The Head: Above the 26 Wings exists a supreme authority called "The Head," formed by Corporations A, B, and C. They dictate the fundamental laws of the City, regulate the patents of the Singularities, and possess agents of devastating power (Arbitrators, Observers, and Claws) to punish any corporation or individual who challenges the established order.

"Cultivation" Mechanics: The stage feels like a cursed farm. The Wish Trees on the battlefield act as elements that can immobilize your sinners with the "Seed" status, forcing you to manage the battlefield tactically instead of focusing solely on the boss. Boss Phases: The encounter is divided into three phases, each representing an evolution in his mental and physical state. As it progresses, Dongrang's dialogue becomes more erratic and filled with resentment toward his former comrades, adding a layer of dramatic tension to each turn.

The Setting: The battle takes place after the collapse of Dongrang's efforts to "rebuild" his legacy within the K Corporation. The environment reflects the distortion of his ideals: a place where "wing" technology and nature have grotesquely merged. The Transformation: Unlike other bosses, Dongrang manifests his EGO, "Farmwatch," after undergoing a form of centaur distortion covered in vines and blood. The visual environment of the battle is dominated by elements that evoke corrupted agriculture: vines, cotton, flowers, and the constant presence of "Trees of Desires" that appear in the battle arena. The Emotional Burden: The fight is not only physical, but a direct confrontation with Yi Sang. Dongrang despises the past and seeks to "burn it all down," resulting in an atmosphere of desperate hostility. The use of elements such as the satgat (traditional Korean hat) and the soiled hanbok robe reinforces his identity as a creator who has lost touch with his creations and his humanity.

The company seeks to collect the Golden Boughs, extremely powerful and valuable artifacts scattered throughout the former branches of the Lobotomy Corporation after its collapse [1.2.1, 1.2.3, 1.2.5]. In addition to this, the corporation is engaged in: The investigation and containment of Distortions (a traumatic phenomenon that occurs in this world) [1.2.1]. The collection of Enkephalin (energy) [1.2.2]. The recovery of EGO equipment (anomaly-based weaponry) [1.2.2]. Limbus Company Bus Department (LCB): This is the main department. It consists of 13 "Sinners" (including Dante, the player/manager) who travel around the City in a special bus called the Mephistopheles [1.2.1, 1.2.2, 1.2.5]. The Sinners are bound by a contract and are tasked with entering dangerous territories to retrieve the Golden Branches [1.2.1, 1.2.5]. Support Departments: The corporation has support units such as the LCC (Clearance Department), which carries out espionage operations and field assistance [1.2.2], the LCCA (After Team) in charge of recovery or cleaning after missions, and the LCCB (Before Team) dedicated to intelligence and prior reconnaissance [1.2.2]. Research (LCE): Focuses on the technology of the former Lobotomy Corporation, investigating anomalies and distortions to develop combat equipment [1.2.1].

They are considered material remnants of the Lobotomy Corporation Singularity [1.1.3, 1.2.2]. Following the events of Lobotomy Corporation and Library of Ruina, the "Light" that was released dispersed throughout the city, and the Golden Branches are, in essence, physical and condensed manifestations of that technology, energy, and Carmen's nervous system [1.1.2, 1.1.3, 1.2.5]. They function as an extremely potent energy source containing the essence of technological marvels of the past [1.2.1, 1.2.3]. The Branches have the ability to resonate with the intense emotions and traumas of those nearby [1.2.2, 1.2.3]. Manifestation of Reality: When a Branch resonates with an individual (specifically with Sinners), it can "sculpt" reality around them, creating dungeons that reflect that person's mental state or traumatic memories [1.2.2, 1.2.3]. Growth: It is theorized that the Branches use the emotions and personal development of Sinners as "fertilizer" to grow and strengthen themselves [1.1.5].

His mental state at this point is the result of years of repression, insecurity, and the inferiority complex that had plagued him since his time in the League of Nine: Obsession and denial: Dongrang is characterized by a strong denial of reality and a selfish desire to be recognized, which led him to betray his former comrades. The imposter complex: Throughout much of the climax, his behavior is that of someone who never feels "good enough." His internal struggle stems from the pain of seeing his past achievements used for selfish purposes, while he desperately tries to fill that void. Final Determination: At the precise moment her ego manifests, her personality crystallizes into a fierce and cynical resolution: she decides to reject Carmen's despair not out of altruism, but out of an unyielding will to eliminate Yi Sang. It is an act of destructive self-affirmation; by accepting that she cannot reclaim the past, she decides to "step out" of her consumerist mindset to confront her trauma by eliminating the constant reminder of her failure: Yi Sang.

Monstrous Transformation: Dongrang takes on a form that reflects his obsession and distorted nature. He is associated with the use of a scythe as his primary weapon. Thematic elements: Its visual design is intrinsically linked to agricultural and "cultivation" concepts that define its ideology at K Corp, including mechanics involving seeds that immobilize its opponents. Visual contrast: Unlike his previous corporate appearance, his EGO form is imposing and grotesque, representing that empty "shell" that he himself recognizes; although it may look glorious or dazzling on the outside, internally it reflects the emptiness of someone who lost their original purpose.

General design: He is characterized by being a man of reserved appearance, with an expression that rarely changes, maintaining a cryptic and monotonous attitude. Physical appearance: He is portrayed as having a fragile or "weakened" physical constitution following the events that led him to join the Limbus Company. He is described as someone who, even before joining the group, was malnourished and visibly exhausted, far from the vitality that someone physically strong might possess. Clothing and equipment: He maintains his characteristic Sinner attire. His main weapon is a saingeom (Sword of the Four Tigers), which he carries like a dagger in a sheath located on his right side, although it is noticeable that he prefers to use his left hand. Emotional Burden: Beyond the purely physical, her appearance during this chapter is defined by "the weight of countless unexpressed burdens and regrets." Her gaze, however, retains a resilience that refuses to be extinguished, despite her desolation at the use that has been made of her technology (the Mirror).

Sinner #10: Sinclair Profile: A young, sensitive, and often anxious man who constantly struggles against his own timid nature and innocence in a violent world. Despite his initial reluctance to engage in conflict, Sinclair is capable of unexpected ferocity when his emotions overflow, reflecting an internal conflict between his desire to be a good person and the darkness that haunts him from his past with Kromer. Sinner #11: Outis Profile: A veteran of the Smoke War, she is strict, tactical, and disciplined. She maintains a servile and manipulative relationship with Dante, offering constant advice while harshly judging the weaknesses of the other sinners. She is a natural leader, cunning and skilled in combat, but her past remains shrouded in mystery, hinting at possible hidden motives. Sinner #12: Gregor Profile: A friendly and cordial war veteran, often seen with a cigarette in his mouth. He is usually the most approachable and "normal" of the group, although he suffers deeply when his wartime past or his transformed arm are mentioned. His kindness is a constant, even when he feels uncomfortable or unhappy about his current condition.

Sinner #6: Hong Lu Profile: Seemingly naive, absent-minded, and kind, he is in fact the sinner with the highest emotional intelligence. Beneath his carefree and androgynous facade, he hides a deep trauma stemming from his life at the H Corp. royal residence, where he witnessed extreme cruelty. He is capable of remarkable insight when the situation demands it. Sinner #7: Meursault Profile: He is characterized by his apparent apathy and strict adherence to orders. However, beneath this surface, Meursault experiences a profound inner conflict. He blames himself for his mother's death, a feeling exacerbated by the external judgment he has internalized. He displays an unexpected empathy for other sinners suffering crises similar to his own. Sinner #8: Ishmael Profile: A level-headed, critical, and efficient woman who prioritizes logic over formalities. Although she initially maintains an emotional distance, she proves to be a reliable team member. She has overcome a traumatic experience at the Great Lake, which has given her particular resilience, though she can occasionally be prone to losing her composure when her past traumas resurface. Sinner #9: Rodya (Rodion) Profile: A cheerful, optimistic, and relaxed woman who prefers an informal and friendly atmosphere. She is known for her love of money and comfort, although she possesses a very strict moral compass: she deeply despises hypocrisy and does not hesitate to cut ties with those who betray her principles, showing a cold and decisive side when necessary.

Sinner #1: Yi Sang Profile: A melancholic and reserved intellectual. His personality is characterized by deep introspection and an initial disconnection from the rest of the group, reflecting his traumatic past and regrets related to the League of Nine. As the story progresses, he begins to integrate more actively, demonstrating his analytical skills and a persistent search for meaning in the face of the loss of his ideals. Sinner #2: Faust Profile: The strategist and mastermind behind Limbus Company's operations. She is extremely intelligent, self-assured, and possesses advanced knowledge of the City. She maintains an air of mystery and intellectual superiority, handling events with calculating logic and technical efficiency. Sinner #3: Don Quixote Profile: An enthusiastic, impulsive woman with an unwavering sense of justice, often bordering on naivety or childishness. Her behavior is usually exaggerated and dramatic. However, towards the climax of Canto 6, her true nature as Sancho is revealed: a stoic, pragmatic, and arrogant figure possessing an aristocratic elegance, marked by a vampiric code of honor and a disdain for any disrespect for tradition. Sinner #4: Ryōshū Profile: A self-assured, cynical, and direct woman who often uses abbreviated and cutting language. She is extremely violent and lives by a philosophy of suffering as part of existence. Despite her sharp demeanor, her narrative arc explores the pain of loss and redemption through filial love, attempting to find meaning beyond blind revenge.