Discipline: Record of a Crusade

Discipline: Record of a Crusade

Cover art
ディシプリン ザ レコード オブ ア クルセイド
Game
Developer JPActivesoft
Publisher NA Kitty Media
Genre Interactive fiction
Platform Microsoft Windows
Released
  • JP: August 30, 2002


  • NA: December 18, 2007
Original video animation
Discipline - The Hentai Academy
Directed by Takashi Kondō
Studio D3
Licensed by NA Amorz
Released 2003-04-11 2004-12-17
Episodes 6
Original video animation
Discipline Zero
Directed by Takashi Kondou
Studio MediaBank
studio9MAiami
Released 2010-01-29 2010-06-25
Episodes 2

Discipline: Record of a Crusade is a Japanese hentai interactive fiction video game developed and released by ActiveSoft in Japan and by Kitty Media in North America. It was later adapted into a six-part direct to video animation series Discipline - The Hentai Academy. It was the first hentai title released on Blu-ray.[1] A two-part prequel series Discipline Zero has been released in 2010.

Plot

The story revolves around Takurō Hayami, a transfer student to a mostly female populated boarding school St. Arcadia. Due to the school's very recent admission policy that allows male students, most female students initiate sexual intercourse with Takurō. Takurō appears like a regular student, but during the sex orgies, the girls realize (including the unwitting Takurō) that he has a special capability - an "Ultimate Sex Power" that becomes the focus of St. Arcadia's sexual power struggle. The prequel story takes place one year before Takurō's.

Characters

Game episodes

Anime episodes

  1. ~Prologue~
  2. ~Confinement~
  3. ~Consummate Sin~
  4. ~Buddhist Precepts~
  5. ~Infiltration~
  6. ~Akira~

Zero

  1. Part 1
  2. Part 2

References

  1. Rice, Brad. "Discipline becomes the first hentai title on Blu-ray, Simon weeps in a corner". Retrieved 14 April 2011.
  2. In the original Japanese version of the PC game, her creator designated her name as Reona a common Japanese name to mimic her sisters name Reina, but was changed to Leona during English translation to reflect the Japanese meaning Lion.
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