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About Hello Lady! New Division

Hello Lady! New Division is a fan disc and spin-off of the school romance mystery Hello Lady!, released in late 2014. Its two story routes follow popular supporting characters from the original: Mori Ryougo and Midori Kabutoyama. Both routes take place after the original game's common route, following its second opening song, and present “what if” stories.

The academy and its students

The story is set at Tenka Shijou Academy in Oshima City, T County. Its students, known as HMI, possess mysterious powers and represent humanity's potential. Principal Mikado Kurofune founded the academy as a “white paradise” to train HMI as elite members of a new era, called Shijou.

Narita Mari enters the academy under an assumed name to take revenge on Kurofune and his three associates, who took everything from him. After defeating Crown, a group led by the academy's top student, Otonashi Saku, he begins his planned revenge. New Division tells stories that remained untold in the original.

Mori Ryougo's route

Ryougo Mori is a capable maid devoted to her demanding master, Narita Mari, who regularly gives her difficult tasks without regard for her feelings. One example is asking her to snipe a car travelling at 100 kilometres per hour. Ryougo can manage it, despite the task being compared to the feats of a famously skilled, bearded Japanese sniper who can even shoot satellites in outer space. Her route explores what lies beneath her maid uniform.

Midori Kabutoyama's route

After Narita sets a trap for his first target, Takeshi Hanazono, and kills him, he encounters a black-clad maid trying to kill Midori Kabutoyama, a member of Crown. Narita rescues Midori despite the risk of exposing his identity. The rescue leads to an unexpected ordeal, and Narita must try to change Midori's fate.

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