68 years oldIn Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward, he is 68 years old in this post-apocalyptic future where he plays the Nonary Game: Ambidex Edition. He uses his family name, Tenmyouji, as he is not familiar with the other participants.
Junpei Tenmyouji is the main protagonist of Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors, a major character in Virtue's Last Reward and one of the two deuteragonists (along with Akane) Zero Time Dilemma.
19Appearance. Clover is 18 years old in 999 and 19 in Virtue's Last Reward.
The dog portrait ("funyarinpa"). One of the choices Junpei can answer is the nonsense word "funyarinpa" which is an assemblage of random Japanese sounds, likely because Junpei is trying to make a joke, or avoid embarrassment for not knowing what the painting is of.
CloverJunpei killed by Clover. Revealing that the object Junpei spotted her hiding in her pockets earlier was the deceased Captain's zero bracelet, Clover offers her hand to Junpei, as they can now go through Door 9 together (4 + 5 + 0 = 9).
In a flash, Mahito transformed Junpei into a cursed abomination, turning him into a deformed monster in extreme pain. Despite trying to use his powers to revive Junpei, there was nothing Yuji could do to save his friend.
In D-END: 1, Sigma loses his eye and arms due to the explosion of a bomb in the Decontamination Room, since he decided to take Diana's place in stopping the bomb.
Hazuki Kashiwabara (柏原 葉月 Kashiwabara Hazuki), also known by her codename Lotus, is one of the nine players in the Nonary Game and possesses bracelet number 8. Like everyone else, she claims to have been kidnapped by Zero, presumably on her way to one of her belly dancing sessions, hence her outfit.
Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward, often abbreviated as VLR and known in Japan as Extreme Escape Adventure: Good People Die, is the sequel to the game Zero Escape: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors and it precedes Zero Escape: Zero Time Dilemma.
In Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward, there are 22 (technically 28) endings in total, composed of good and bad endings. There are: 9 character endings including the true ending. 11 bad endings.
Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward, often abbreviated as VLR and known in Japan as Extreme Escape Adventure: Good People Die, is the sequel to the game Zero Escape: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors and it precedes Zero Escape: Zero Time Dilemma.
“Virtue is its own reward” — You do good not because you expect to get something for it, but because it's good. “Gone to his last reward” — A slightly more pleasant way of saying “He's dead.”
What does that mean for Zero Escape? Uchikoshi appears to be open to working on the series once more. In an interview with Japanator, he said: “If the fans desire it, there's always a possibility.” That's not definitive by any means, but perhaps we could see a fourth entry in the future.