Do Disciplinary Committee Members Dream of Succubi?

Iroha’s ordinary patrol of school corridors turns into a supernatural survival contest when she meets Lily, a succubus offering one irresistible bargain: win a hidden war between demon-backed humans, and any wish can become reality. The premise mixes urban fantasy, school-life drama, and RPG dungeon crawling, with Iroha caught between her duty to uphold public morals and the corrupting powers she gains through a demonic Pact. Its tone shifts between colorful, playful character scenes and high-stakes confrontations where rival Chosen fight with lethal intent. Beneath the provocative premise sits a story about identity, temptation, and deciding whether Iroha remains human as her power grows.

Days revolve around managing Iroha’s time in the city. She takes jobs for cash, joins seminars and training activities to improve her capabilities, patrols for suspicious behavior, and gathers clues that expose the civilian identities of rival Pact holders. Nights send her to Ligo, a succubus settlement linked to the Dream Corridor, where she fights monsters, develops combat skills, and works through puzzles that provide valuable stat boosts. Earnings translate into stronger equipment, while daytime experiences unlock abilities and improve attributes such as Charm, making the routine of preparation as important as the battles themselves.

The standout feature is its two-part progression system: mundane city activities directly feed the demon-hunting RPG side, so Iroha’s schedule feels tied to her transformation rather than serving as filler. Tracking down the Chosen adds a light investigation layer, and the possibility that an opponent is someone familiar gives the conflict more tension than a simple dungeon grind. Players who enjoy anime-style RPGs with social-stat management, secret-identity drama, and a mature supernatural premise will find a lot to engage with here. It is best suited to fans of compact Japanese RPGs in the vein of Persona’s calendar structure, though its combat focus and darker defeat stakes give it a more niche, adult-oriented edge.