History Characters / DoubtAcademyWhiteRoster

Yukiko's manga career started after winning a contest in a popular magazine. Her family then reluctantly agreed to allow her to write manga, provided that she used an alias. Antisocial and stone-faced, Yukiko comes off much harsher than she actually is. [[spoiler:Following Jun's blinding/punishment, Yukiko cuts out one of her own eyes. She is responsible for Renée but escaped execution after Ritsuka was voted for in her place. She later murders Kazuya Hirayama and is correctly pinned as the culprit during the seventh trial. Unfortunately, she was also falsely accused of being the Mastermind during the same trial, and their first vote was spent only to prove her innocence.]]

* ThePollyanna: One of her special skills is to always see the best in any situation.

Yukiko's manga career started after winning a contest in a popular magazine. Her family then reluctantly agreed to allow her to write manga, provided that she used an alias. Antisocial and stone-faced, Yukiko comes off much harsher than she actually is. [[spoiler:Following Jun's blinding/punishment, Yukiko cuts out one of her own eyes. She is responsible for Renée but escaped execution after Ritsuka was voted for in her place. She latr murders Kazuya Hirayama and is correctly pinned as the culprit during the seventh trial. Unfortunately, she was also falsely accused of being the Mastermind during the same trial, and their first vote was spent only to prove her innocence.]]

Yukiko's manga career started after winning a contest in a popular magazine. Her family then reluctantly agreed to allow her to write manga, provided that she used an alias. Antisocial and stone-faced, Yukiko comes off much harsher than she actually is. [[spoiler:Following Jun's blinding/punishment, Yukiko has cut out one of her own eyes. Responsible for murdering Renée but escaped execution after Ritsuka was voted for in her place. She later murders Kazuya Hirayama and is correctly pinned as the culprit during the seventh trial. Unfortunately, she was also falsely accused of being the Mastermind, and their first Vote was spent only to prove her innocence.]]

The currently traitor responsible for Monobear's DeadlyGame, aka [[spoiler:Katsuya Matsushita. Member of the Doctrina Artifice, a group opposing The Collective -- the group responsible for sending them all to Bright Side in the first place.]]

Yukiko's manga career started after winning a contest in a popular magazine. Her family then reluctantly agreed to allow her to write manga, provided that she used an alias. Antisocial and stone-faced, Yukiko comes off much harsher than she actually is. [[spoiler:Following Jun's blinding/punishment, Yukiko has cut out one of her own eyes. She later murders Kazuya Hirayama and is correctly pinned as the culprit during the seventh trial. Unfortunately, she was also falsely accused of being the Mastermind, and their first Vote was spent only to prove her innocence.]]

* [[spoiler:PrecisionFStrike]]: [[spoiler:During the endgame, Chris condemns everyone who ''doesn't'' vote to bring their dead friends back, which includes Eiji, Hisae, and Jun. Then Chris informs them that the hard drives are leaving whether they like it or not, and if they want to disagree, "Try me, I fucking dare you."]]

* [[spoiler:RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver]]: [[spoiler:A very notable aversion: unlike the Masterminds in DA1 and DAB, the Doubt Academy White Mastermind does ''not'' pull this kind of costume switch! In fact he doesn't pull a costume switch at all; instead, he switches to Mastermind with his expression instead, his hair flying everywhere and making an "evil crazy face" with lots of sharp teeth and a manic grin.]]

The currently unknown traitor responsible for Monobear's DeadlyGame.

* WalkingSpoiler

* BobHaircut

* [[spoiler:{{Fanservice}}]]: [[spoiler:There's no sprite to illustrate it, but during the chapter 5 trial, when everyone has to strip in order to prove an alibi, Larry strips down and reveals his tirelessly maintained physique.]]

Growing up watching his father love soccer, he eventually encouraged him to try out for a team. Though his dad wasn't very good at first, his son supported and encouraged him to keep trying, and he's become a world-famous player who credits Ryosuke's unwavering support for everything.

The son of a minister, he studies many different religions and many of their different customs to the point of perfection. At the age of 12, he mastered meditation and claimed to have reached Enlightenment, and ever since has had an air of omniscience and gives spiritual advice to those who ask.

* WhereTheresAWillTheresAStickyNote: Scribbles down a will in his diary after Shinya's trial.

Born into a family of body modifiers, Hisae obtained her license at the young age of 14. Many people seek her out to do their piercings, if only to say that they got a piercing from her.

An enthusiast who claims to be able to see everything about a person in the stars, simply by knowing their birthday. He is often mistaken for some kind of cult leader.

Mostly doing {{Role playing Game}}s and Visual Novels, Jun excels in storytelling more than technical gameplay, though he does create games for all genres. Despite being gifted with words, he often comes across as shy and not very talkative. [[spoiler:After the second trial ends with a mistrial over a mistaken suicide, Monobear declares he'll act out the motive and randomly cripple one of the students for life. Jun's the one chosen, and has his eyes gouged out. In chapter 7, Jun confesses to Jaejin's murder, but is exonerated due to someone else winning more votes than him, winning Monobear's "immunity" motive.]]

Eiji always loved to be the center of attention from childhood. He hosted his own extremely popular show, called "The Eiji O Show!" before quitting, desiring a normal school life. Instead, he was invited to Hope's Peak Academy.