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DANGANRONPA KILLING HARMONY END SERIES

The previous Danganronpa games are fiction too.

She roughly ends up dropping two bombshells: Our first point of contention comes directly from the first Mastermind, Tsumugi. Oooor… do these claims actually hold up? Tsumugi Shirogane, liar or not Everything that happened before case 6 was fiction, the games and anime before V3 were actual fiction, end of story, closed and fucking done. Of these, the most specific group we see is Team Danganronpa, the ones that orchestrate the killing game for ratings and views and the ones who we can assume are controlling Monokuma. Stated by Tsumugi to consist of the entire world, they’re mostly shown as deranged fans obsessing over the characters from V3.

Finally, the “true” mastermind is the audience that is watching Danganronpa V3.

K1-B0, Kiibo, the Ultimate Robot, isn’t so much a Mastermind as he is a pawn made by the final Mastermind and serves as the audience avatar, replacing the security cameras from Trigger Happy Havoc, as well as having his decisions influenced by his “inner voice”, which is the audience.

Tsumugi Shirogane, the Ultimate Cosplayer, is the closest we get to the most “traditional” Mastermind and for the installment is meant to represent Despair.

While the first three installments brough along Junko Enoshima and Tengan Kazuo (the former being Ultimate Despair, the latter wanting to clean the Future Foundation), Danganronpa V3 features for a certain given, three Masterminds. The Mastermindĭanganronpa V3 as a result brings eventually the most unique set of Masterminds to the table.

DANGANRONPA KILLING HARMONY END SERIES

The idea behind Ultimate Real Fiction is that instead of the video games, anime and manga that Danganronpa in-universe existed as before the 10th installment, the entire series is instead making use of volunteering people, whose memories get wiped, their personalities get reset and fake memories and personalities are implanted on them.Īll of this is revealed in case 6. From the 10th installment of the in-universe franchise on, the series switched over to “Ultimate Real Fiction”. Junko Enoshima, the Remnants of Despair, Hopes Peak Academy, all of it is fiction in the universe of Danganronpa V3.

None of the actions taken by any of the characters mattered in the grand scheme of things. So, for those of you who might’ve forgotten (somehow), Danganronpa V3 brings with it one major twist: Everything was fiction. Obviously, Danganronpa V3 spoilers are to follow. So please, let’s go on a ride together and see if I can uncover what is truth and what is actually a lie. Or… does it? There might be evidence that suggests otherwise.

Unlike Trigger Happy Havoc and Goodbye Despair, Danganronpa V3s ending is designed to suck everything out of the player and acts as a final closure to the series. While the first and second game dropped fairly heavy in-universe bombshells, Danganronpa V3 seems to take up this mantle and then proceeds to fucking rob a bank with it. Calling Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony (Everybody’s Killing School Semester in Japan)’s ending controversial wouldn’t be doing it justice.