Alter ego game windows danganronpa trial#

Alter ego game windows danganronpa trial#

I figured Junko would love a Morton's Fork of despair like that, but I don't know if it would work even if she did make a show of a final trial since her words were that if they get it wrong they'll punish everyone besides the blackened, so in that case the killer actually COULD get out it by voting the wrong culprit. If they vote for themselves and get it right they'll still be executed. If the blackened votes for someone else it's wrong and they'll be executed. 'Graduating' and finding out it was all for nothing, or being put into a no-win situation in trial. Would that be an automatic victory for the blackened, or would Monokuma invoke another class trial? I'm wondering what would be more despair inducing. What if the killings didn't stop? I'm curious what would happen when it came down to two people, and then one of them killed the other.The killings were calculated, and planned via this method. Basically, all the motives specifically targeted the people that it did.

No one else had any specific reason for wanting a lot of money, outside of any typical frivolous desires any person would have (and in Byakuya's case, he had no need for money in the first place). And as for the money, only Celeste was desperate enough for the money to bring herself to kill for it, due to her big dream that she was desperate to achieve. The rest of the cast just seem to consider their secrets 'embarrassing' as apposed to something that'll ruin their lives). Only Mondo and Chihiro's secrets were big enough for it to cause a murder to happen (don't forget that Makoto's 'secret' was about him wetting the bed. Whereas everyone else was just traumatised as you might expect, but not enough for it to drive them to kill. Regarding the first motive, Sayaka had a specific 'complex' regarding her group that the motive tapped into. That's supposed the game's logic on it anyhow. No one else had a reason to kill people over the motive that was given, so they don't.

The motivations only worked on the specific people that ended up killing over it.

From a gameplay perspective it would be boring to have a new murder come from an old motive, but it does feel like it should at least be addressed somewhere. 'What happened to my family/loved ones' and ten million dollars could still be compelling reasons for a later murder. And even if the money angle went off the table once someone snatched up the bait, there's still the very first one: seemingly all the loved one's of each person has been attacked, and Monokuma is holding the answer to their status upon graduation.

Why does everyone seemingly forget the motives for killing after a class trial concludes? Yeah, Monokuma doesn't bring up the 'revealing your darkest secret' thing after the second trial, but it's certainly possible someone else might kill for money.

But if I had to guess, the localization probably added the junk food thing to foreshadow Junko more. The Japanese chapter title name is “If You Want Donuts, Prepare for Despair”, which might just be their way of using Aoi’s love for donuts to say that if the remaining students want to survive, they will have to endure a lot of despair. But I always saw this one as foreshadowing the reveal with Junko.

I always saw the chapter titles (and the images that accompany them, like Yasuhiro being in the image that shows up with chapter 2’s title) are incredibly nonsensical and likely purposely somewhat misleading, only being barely related to the contents of the chapter.

Was there just a mix-up in production or was the title misleading on purpose? '100 Mile Dash! Pain of a Junk Food Junkie' makes it sound like this chapter is gonna focus on Aoi Asahina, and would've been more appropriate for the previous chapter where Asahina actually had a huge emotional involvement.

She was targetted because she was poking around an off-limits area, not because she was helping Makoto with the Trials.

And yet, even with the breadcrumbs she provides for the player, the Mastermind still targets her.

She does this to avoid having a target painted on her back.

Yes, but what about an in-universe explanation?.

It’d be boring if another character did everything.

If Kyoko has information about the trial and/or straight-up know who the culprit is, why doesn’t she tell everyone instead of giving hints to Makoto? Doesn’t she know that her life is on the line if her classmates get it wrong? At least Byakuya does it to make things interesting.Per wiki policy, Spoilers Off applies here and all spoilers are unmarked. Spin-offs: Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls Main installments: Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc | Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair | Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School | Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony