opens not with a gavel, but with the soft, wet sound of a heartbeat slowing down. The defendant, Koharu Nanase (CV: Rina Sakuragi) , is not a criminal. She is a "Type-B Carrier"—a human with a naturally produced pheromone cocktail that induces euphoria, obsession, and eventual cardiac failure in 98.6% of exposed individuals. Her crime? Existing.
The release was marketed in several formats, often leading to confusion regarding Disc 1 and accompanying materials: Justice 20 Type-B Love Poison -Disc 1-
Unlike modern visual novels with sprawling CG art, Disc 1 is a pure . This is crucial. The "Love Poison" of the title is not a literal aphrodisiac, but an auditory hallucinogen. The disc’s sound design—masterfully engineered by the late sound director Kenji “Static” Morita—uses binaural beats and sudden frequency drops to simulate psychological deterioration. opens not with a gavel, but with the
: If this is a drama CD or voice-acted work, Disc 1 typically introduces the primary characters and the central conflict. Production Style Her crime
“This court finds the defendant… unforgettable.”