Culling Game/Colonies

Culling Game

Colonies

Culling Game Colonies
Location Statistics
Type	Barrier Colonies
Located in	Japan
Controlled by	Game Master
Debut
Manga Debut	Chapter 146

The Culling Game Colonies are ten large areas of Japan that were isolated by massive barriers on November 1, 2018. The colonies host the Culling Game competition and their geography forms a line down Japan. They serve as the primary settings for the Culling Game Arc.

Description

Tokyo Colony No. 1 and 2 viewed from the outside.

The ten colonies across Japan are sealed off by barriers that connect to one another and form a line directly down the archipelago. Each barrier is named after the area they cover (e.g. the Sendai Colony) and they are meant to serve as battlegrounds for players to freely fight and kill one another to score points. The purpose of this setup is to send Japanese people to "the other side" once the Culling Game has been completed. This does not include Hokkaido in the north because of the Jujutsu Society and its status as a vast sacred zone.

Non-players inside the barriers at the start of the Culling Game were given one chance to exit. Players who begin inside the barriers were not given that same choice and were forced to remain inside. Any non-player who enters a barrier is greeted by a Kogane and asked if they would like to participate in the deadly competition. If they agree, they become a player and are granted permission to enter the barrier. Upon entry, players are randomly transported to one of nine predetermined locations within the colony.

There was no initial rule about entering or exiting barriers at the start of the event. Players were given the objective to try and exit the barriers as a way to properly stimulate competition between them. In order for the barriers to be strong enough to confine all the players, they're reinforced by a vow relying on the premise that players participate in the game of their own free will.

History

Kenjaku created the colonies using bon barriers, taking advantage of Tengen's pure barriers as their foundation. He knew that destroying the pure barriers wasn't an option the jujutsu sorcerers would consider.

The colonies were established immediately following the Shibuya Incident. Non-players inside the barrier were given the chance to exit. All players inside the barrier had to remain there and any player outside the barrier needed to enter or they would die per the rules of the game. Any outsiders who entered the colonies were given a choice to participate in the game by a Kogane.

The colonies served as the battleground of the Culling Game between November 1st and December 24th. The sorcerers of Jujutsu High enacted their plan to combat the Culling Game on November 12th, entering different colonies in groups. Foreign military forces invaded the country to abduct players in the middle of the night of the 14th. On the 16th, Yorozu added a rule to the game that allowed players to freely enter and exit colony borders.

Landmarks

Tokyo No. 1 Colony

Location	Description
	The first of two colonies that cover the majority of Tokyo, including the entirety of Shinjuku and Ikebukuro. Strong players gathered in areas where Tokyo used to prosper because supplies are plentiful there. One such place is Ikebukuro, where both Higuruma and Reggie were stationed. Higuruma's base was a theater and Reggie used an apartment building close to Kahamecho station.
Gallery
Yuji and Megumi entering the colony. Yuji is attacked immediately upon entry. Megumi and Remi planning their route at Kahamecho station. Higuruma's base inside a theater. Reggie's base inside an apartment building. Megumi lures Reggie into a gymnasium.

Tokyo No. 2 Colony

Location	Description
	The second of two colonies that span most of Tokyo. A large portion of this colony is made up of the sea that borders Tokyo, which is infested with cursed spirits. Hakari battled Charles Bernard in an amusement park with a Ferris Wheel. Not far is a shipping yard next to the ocean where Hakari and Panda were able to locate Kashimo.
Gallery
The shipyard dock located next to the sea. An overhead view of the shipping yard.

Sendai Colony

Location	Description
	This colony covers nearly all of Sendai City in Miyagi Prefecture. On November 1st, nonplayers were escorted outside the main city somewhere between Kotodai and Hirose street. By 6:00 AM that morning, fighting between players had already begun. Within twelve days, this escalated into a vicious conflict that far surpassed the Tokyo colonies in pure viscousness.
Gallery
Kenjaku escorting Sasaki out of the Sendai Colony. Just outside the barrier. Full view of the Sendai Colony barrier. An area within the colony warped by Takako Uro.

Sakurajima Colony

Location	Description
	The Sakurajima Colony is located south of Miyazaki in Kyushu. By November 2nd, the city of Kagoshima, was almost completely abandoned. The abandoned city borders the sea and features large forested areas. The Sakurajima volcano is also visible from the city. This is where most of the fighting took place between Maki and Naoya.
Gallery
Maki and Noritoshi in Kagoshima, with a curse and the volcano in view. Naoya crashing through the city. Naoya crashing through buildings at high speed. Maki running across the city while avoiding Noaya.

Lake Gosho Colony

Location	Description
	The Lake Gosho Colony is located in Iwate Prefecture, centered around the body of water it's named for. On December 24th, the majority of the fighting occurred in the roadways and forested areas throughout the mountains.
Gallery
Hazenoki fighting Kenjaku's curses in the forests of Lake Gosho. Takaba and Kenjaku fighting on a roadway. Takaba and Kenjaku fighting in the forest.

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