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Adding a counterpoint to one of the points in the "Gundham's final spell was not intended to protect "himself" WMG. Also fixing the spelling of Gundham there.


[[WMG: Gundam's final spell was not intended to protect ''himself''.]]

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[[WMG: Gundam's Gundham's final spell was not intended to protect ''himself''.]]



* Gundam knew the spell wouldn't work, because he knew there's no such thing as magic. His final act of defiance was intended simply to maintain, to the last possible second, his mystique.
* Gundam's spell, which ''may'' have worked, was intended to protect his hamsters. His first act after the collision is to check that they're all right.

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* Gundam Gundham knew the spell wouldn't work, because he knew there's no such thing as magic. His final act of defiance was intended simply to maintain, to the last possible second, his mystique.
* Gundam's Gundham's spell, which ''may'' have worked, was intended to protect his hamsters. His first act after the collision is to check that they're all right.
** To counter the idea of the spell protecting his hamsters, Gundham is shown putting them away from where the execution will take place at the start of the execution. Why cast a spell to protect them when he's already taken action to protect them and they're nowhere near the danger zone? Also, Gundham cares for them, so he would want to check if they were alright regardless.
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The most typical true backstory that people who support this theory propose is that Peko was taken by the Kuzuryu Clan to pay off her family's debts. In turn, the Kuzuryu Clan raise the heir of a family of swordfighters to protect their own heir.

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The most typical true backstory 'true backstory' that people who support this theory propose is that Peko was taken by the Kuzuryu Clan to pay off her family's debts. In turn, the Kuzuryu Clan raise the heir of a family of swordfighters to protect their own heir.
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[[WMG: The Kuzuryu Clan lied to Peko about her family]]

When Peko is explaining her backstory at the end of Chapter 2, she states that right after she was born, she was abandoned by her parents and was taken in by the Kuzuryu clan. Since they gave her a reason to live, she repays them by devoting herself to serving Fuyuhiko.

However, the description of the gift given as a reward for completing chapter 2 states that Peko's bamboo sword "has been passed down through each generation of Pekoyamas." If Peko really was abandoned by her parents, then how do the Kuzuryu Clan know her family name? A further piece of evidence for this is the way Peko's name is written in the Japanese version: her family name / surname is written in kanji (the script mainly used for writing Japanese names), whilst her first name is written in katakana (a script that is not used to write Japanese names), supporting the idea that Pekoyama is her actual family name (whilst 'Peko' was a name lazily given to her by the Kuzuryu Clan).

The most typical true backstory that people who support this theory propose is that Peko was taken by the Kuzuryu Clan to pay off her family's debts. In turn, the Kuzuryu Clan raise the heir of a family of swordfighters to protect their own heir.

Peko is lied to as to make her feel more like she has to repay the generosity the Clan has showed her (as someone they willingly took on rather than someone they chose to take on), as well as ensuring that as little connections to her life outside of her duty remain. That is, with less human connections in her life, she'd be more willing to become a tool.
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[[WMG: Dangan Ronpa shares the same universe as Fallout.]]

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[[WMG: Dangan Ronpa Danganronpa shares the same universe as Fallout.]]

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Danganronpa's audience was convinced to have a need to save each character from death in the first game as they still understood their level of humanity no matter how much each participant was favoured. In the sequel, they're the resistance rehabilitating the cast and Hajime pursuing their goal to save the surviving characters they've bonded and connected with.

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Danganronpa's audience was convinced to have a need to save each character from death in the first game as they still understood their level of humanity no matter how much each participant was favoured. In the sequel, they're the resistance rehabilitating the cast and Hajime pursuing their goal to save the surviving characters they've bonded and connected with.with.
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If anyone is familiar with ''LightNovel/LoveChunibyoAndOtherDelusions'', then it's pretty obvious that Gundam is having the same kind of delusions that several of the characters in that series do; he hasn't recovered from them and still fancies himself a dark overlord.

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If anyone is familiar with ''LightNovel/LoveChunibyoAndOtherDelusions'', ''Literature/LoveChunibyoAndOtherDelusions'', then it's pretty obvious that Gundam is having the same kind of delusions that several of the characters in that series do; he hasn't recovered from them and still fancies himself a dark overlord.
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* More specifically, the body they found might have been Mukuro's(who was still dressed up as Junko). The Despair crew weren't exactly in the most stable frame of mind, so it's believable if they couldn't tell the difference.

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* More specifically, the body they found might have been Mukuro's(who Mukuro's (who was still dressed up as Junko). The Despair crew weren't exactly in the most stable frame of mind, so it's believable if they couldn't tell the difference.



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*** Clothes? Hair? [[GagBoobs Boobs]]?Boobs?
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Junko is described as being born with a hunger for despair. Considering how much influence and technology the Hope's Peak Board of Regents have, she could have been a failed Izuru prototype. Considering to her data analyst abilities in ''LightNovel/DanganRonpaZero'' she probably was made to achieve the ability to analyze everything and use them for the cause of hope, but due to a messed up 1/0 binary input on the idea of hope... The other Ultimate Despairs could be seen as experiments as well, and the Despair Fever victims are simply reawakening their memories of botched experiments to create Izuru's way of thinking.

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Junko is described as being born with a hunger for despair. Considering how much influence and technology the Hope's Peak Board of Regents have, she could have been a failed Izuru prototype. Considering to her data analyst abilities in ''LightNovel/DanganRonpaZero'' ''Literature/DanganronpaZero'' she probably was made to achieve the ability to analyze everything and use them for the cause of hope, but due to a messed up 1/0 binary input on the idea of hope... The other Ultimate Despairs could be seen as experiments as well, and the Despair Fever victims are simply reawakening their memories of botched experiments to create Izuru's way of thinking.
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That's actually a misconception. I spoke with a few people who played the original Japanese version, and they said that the two versions say the same thing in regards to these deeds. It was probably a mistake made by another translation or something.


** Except the original Japanese version has Makoto instead say someone tried to implant Junko's reproductive organs, so that definitely had to have been a woman (and most likely Mikan).
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She has often shown a real fascination towards Serial Killers which is shown throughout the story and free time events. This is most likely because she was a Serial Killer as a Ruminant of Despair.

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She has often shown a real fascination towards Serial Killers which is shown throughout the story and free time events. This is most likely because she was a Serial Killer as a Ruminant Remmant of Despair.
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[[WMG: Sonia was a Serial Killer]]

She has often shown a real fascination towards Serial Killers which is shown throughout the story and free time events. This is most likely because she was a Serial Killer as a Ruminant of Despair.
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*** Post-''Anime/DanganRonpa3'' edit: the process of elimination was even easier for Tsumiki to do to determine Kamukura's identity, as she actually did recognize the name Chiaki Nanami [[spoiler:since the real person who went by that name was her friend and died right in front of her eyes]]. Her beloved could've also been the Imposter or Mitarai, as they were the first people to be nice to her.

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*** Post-''Anime/DanganRonpa3'' edit: the process of elimination was even easier for Tsumiki to do to determine Kamukura's identity, as she actually did recognize the name Chiaki Nanami [[spoiler:since since the real person who went by that name was her friend and died right in front of her eyes]].eyes. Her beloved could've also been the Imposter or Mitarai, as they were the first people to be nice to her.



** Also the twist that [[spoiler:Hajime being Izuru is similar to Sigma, the protagonist of ''VisualNovel/VirtuesLastReward'' being Zero]]

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** Also the twist that [[spoiler:Hajime Hajime being Izuru is similar to Sigma, the protagonist of ''VisualNovel/VirtuesLastReward'' being Zero]]
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** {{Jossed}} by ''Anime/DanganRonpa3''; [[spoiler:he was testing if hope could beat despair.]]

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** {{Jossed}} by ''Anime/DanganRonpa3''; [[spoiler:he he was testing if hope could beat despair.]]
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* Partially {{jossed}}, partially confirmed by ''Anime/{{Danganronpa 3}}''. [[spoiler:AI Chiaki is based off the students' memories of a real Chiaki, who did have leadership abilities, but the real Chiaki was never part of the student council nor killed by Izuru.]]

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* Partially {{jossed}}, partially confirmed by ''Anime/{{Danganronpa 3}}''. [[spoiler:AI AI Chiaki is based off the students' memories of a real Chiaki, who did have leadership abilities, but the real Chiaki was never part of the student council nor killed by Izuru.]]
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** [[spoiler:Confirmed with a twist: the DecoyProtagonist is the first ''killer''. The "assistant" character becomes the protagonist for the rest of the game.]]

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** [[spoiler:Confirmed Confirmed with a twist: the DecoyProtagonist is the first ''killer''. The "assistant" character becomes the protagonist for the rest of the game.]]
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At least up until [[VideoGame/GodOfWarIII the 3rd installment]], where the ending reveals [[spoiler:that Kratos was carrying the power of hope from inside Pandora's Box the entire time]]. [[HopeCrusher And then she snapped the disk in half]]. This didn't stop her A.I. from referencing the game anyway [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever while comparing herself to a giant boss battle]], because of her code already having been written by that point ([=GoW3=] came out in early 2010, around the time when The Tragedy would have been starting up).

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At least up until [[VideoGame/GodOfWarIII the 3rd installment]], where the ending reveals [[spoiler:that that Kratos was carrying the power of hope from inside Pandora's Box the entire time]].time. [[HopeCrusher And then she snapped the disk in half]]. This didn't stop her A.I. from referencing the game anyway [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever while comparing herself to a giant boss battle]], because of her code already having been written by that point ([=GoW3=] came out in early 2010, around the time when The Tragedy would have been starting up).



[[WMG: [[spoiler:Chisa helped Izuru uploading the Junko AI into the Neo World Program]]]]

[[spoiler:In [[Anime/DanganRonpa3 Episode 9 of the Despair Arc]] it was revealed that Chisa has been brainwashed by Junko as well. So what if she is still brainwashed and joined Future Foundation in order to help uploading the Junko AI?]]

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[[WMG: [[spoiler:Chisa Chisa helped Izuru uploading the Junko AI into the Neo World Program]]]]

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[[Anime/DanganRonpa3 Episode 9 of the Despair Arc]] it was revealed that Chisa has been brainwashed by Junko as well. So what if she is still brainwashed and joined Future Foundation in order to help uploading the Junko AI?]]
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* Jossed. Monokuma explicitly informs Hajime and Kazuichi in Chapter 6 that Hiyoko is the Saionji family's only daughter.

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* Jossed. Monokuma explicitly informs Hajime and Kazuichi in Chapter 6 that Hiyoko is the Saionji family's only daughter.daughter.

[[WMG:The Future Foundation entering the Neo World Program to salvage the Ultimate Despair members from Junko's plan are supposed to represent the audience playing the game entering the game to save the characters in her grasp]]

Danganronpa's audience was convinced to have a need to save each character from death in the first game as they still understood their level of humanity no matter how much each participant was favoured. In the sequel, they're the resistance rehabilitating the cast and Hajime pursuing their goal to save the surviving characters they've bonded and connected with.
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[[WMG:Enoshima was a fan of VideoGame/{{God of War|Series}}]]

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[[WMG:Enoshima was a fan of VideoGame/{{God of War|Series}}]]''VideoGame/GodOfWar'']]
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* {{Jossed}} by [[{{VideoGame/AbsoluteDespairGirls}} Ultra Despair Girls]].

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* {{Jossed}} by [[{{VideoGame/AbsoluteDespairGirls}} Ultra Despair Girls]].
''VideoGame/DanganronpaAnotherEpisodeUltraDespairGirls''.



* Only one thing needs to be amended; from what we've learned from ''VideoGame/AbsoluteDespairGirls'', there's basically zero chance of Junko ever being the villain again, barring a prequel.

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* Only one thing needs to be amended; from what we've learned from ''VideoGame/AbsoluteDespairGirls'', ''VideoGame/DanganronpaAnotherEpisodeUltraDespairGirls'', there's basically zero chance of Junko ever being the villain again, barring a prequel.



We know from AbsoluteDespairGirls that Nagito has a literal love/hate relationship with Junko, loving her and hating her at the same time. It is possible that Izuru shares the sentiment: they're both deeply connected to hope (Nagito deeply believes in Hope; Izuru was supposed to be the Ultimate Hope) and despair (Nagito has his constant cycle of good/bad luck; Izuru started the Incident). So, while they ''follow'' Junko, they really ''hate'' her and everything about her.

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We know from AbsoluteDespairGirls ''VideoGame/DanganronpaAnotherEpisodeUltraDespairGirls'' that Nagito has a literal love/hate relationship with Junko, loving her and hating her at the same time. It is possible that Izuru shares the sentiment: they're both deeply connected to hope (Nagito deeply believes in Hope; Izuru was supposed to be the Ultimate Hope) and despair (Nagito has his constant cycle of good/bad luck; Izuru started the Incident). So, while they ''follow'' Junko, they really ''hate'' her and everything about her.



[[WMG:AI Junko in this game was the one operating [[AbsoluteDespairGirls Shirokuma]].]]

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[[WMG:AI Junko in this game was the one operating [[AbsoluteDespairGirls [[VideoGame/DanganronpaAnotherEpisodeUltraDespairGirls Shirokuma]].]]



Far from being the usual, impartial list of instructions, the tutorial has a bit of personality behind it. It cracks jokes that fall flat, and makes the odd snide comment as well (in fact, it seems to be mocking the player behind a veneer of politeness). Most tellingly, it constantly apologizes: the first trial has it ask you to forgive its "ear-tainting rudeness," it dismisses its own advice as "meaningless" if you're playing on "Gentle" mode, and it cheerfully reassures you that it won't "fall into despair." From his role in ''VideoGame/AbsoluteDespairGirls'', not to mention his nature in both games, we know that Nagito's relationship with the fourth wall is rather...[[BreakingTheFourthWall wonky]]. In fact, he could well be providing the tutorial for that game too...

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Far from being the usual, impartial list of instructions, the tutorial has a bit of personality behind it. It cracks jokes that fall flat, and makes the odd snide comment as well (in fact, it seems to be mocking the player behind a veneer of politeness). Most tellingly, it constantly apologizes: the first trial has it ask you to forgive its "ear-tainting rudeness," it dismisses its own advice as "meaningless" if you're playing on "Gentle" mode, and it cheerfully reassures you that it won't "fall into despair." From his role in ''VideoGame/AbsoluteDespairGirls'', ''VideoGame/DanganronpaAnotherEpisodeUltraDespairGirls'', not to mention his nature in both games, we know that Nagito's relationship with the fourth wall is rather...[[BreakingTheFourthWall wonky]]. In fact, he could well be providing the tutorial for that game too...
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Sorry, had to make this joke due to their similar designs. :P

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Sorry, had to make this joke due to their similar designs. :P:P
* Jossed. Monokuma explicitly informs Hajime and Kazuichi in Chapter 6 that Hiyoko is the Saionji family's only daughter.
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* Izuru was bored with the world and did end up killing people before being corrupted by Junko, but Junko has been planing The Biggest, Most Despair-Inducing Incident in All of Human History before they meet. You can infer this by her small background story in Chapter 6 of VisualNovel/DanganRonpaTriggerHappyHavoc,where she says she and her sister has felt despair since they were born.
** Confirmed by by Anime/DanganRonpa3.

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* Izuru was bored with the world and did end up killing people before being corrupted by Junko, but Junko has been planing The Biggest, Most Despair-Inducing Incident in All of Human History before they meet. You can infer this by her small background story in Chapter 6 of VisualNovel/DanganRonpaTriggerHappyHavoc,where ''VisualNovel/DanganRonpaTriggerHappyHavoc'', where she says she and her sister has felt despair since they were born.
** Confirmed by by Anime/DanganRonpa3.
''Anime/DanganRonpa3''.



Junko is described as being born with a hunger for despair. Considering how much influence and technology the Hope's Peak Board of Regents have, she could have been a failed Izuru prototype. Considering to her data analyst abilities in LightNovel/DanganRonpaZero she probably was made to achieve the ability to analyze everything and use them for the cause of hope, but due to a messed up 1/0 binary input on the idea of hope... The other Ultimate Despairs could be seen as experiments as well, and the Despair Fever victims are simply reawakening their memories of botched experiments to create Izuru's way of thinking.

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Junko is described as being born with a hunger for despair. Considering how much influence and technology the Hope's Peak Board of Regents have, she could have been a failed Izuru prototype. Considering to her data analyst abilities in LightNovel/DanganRonpaZero ''LightNovel/DanganRonpaZero'' she probably was made to achieve the ability to analyze everything and use them for the cause of hope, but due to a messed up 1/0 binary input on the idea of hope... The other Ultimate Despairs could be seen as experiments as well, and the Despair Fever victims are simply reawakening their memories of botched experiments to create Izuru's way of thinking.



[[WMG: Peko Pekoyama was created as a {{Foil}} to [[VisualNovel/DanganRonpa Touko Fukawa]].]]

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[[WMG: Peko Pekoyama was created as a {{Foil}} to [[VisualNovel/DanganRonpa [[VisualNovel/DanganronpaTriggerHappyHavoc Touko Fukawa]].]]
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* Izuru was bored with the world and did end up killing people before being corrupted by Junko, but Junko has been planing The Biggest, Most Despair-Inducing Incident in All of Human History before they meet. You can infer this by her small background story in Chapter 6 of DanganRonpa: Trigger Happy Havoc,where she says she and her sister has felt despair since they were born. Proven by DanganRonpa 3.

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* Izuru was bored with the world and did end up killing people before being corrupted by Junko, but Junko has been planing The Biggest, Most Despair-Inducing Incident in All of Human History before they meet. You can infer this by her small background story in Chapter 6 of DanganRonpa: Trigger Happy Havoc,where VisualNovel/DanganRonpaTriggerHappyHavoc,where she says she and her sister has felt despair since they were born. Proven born.
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by DanganRonpa 3.
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Junko is described as being born with a hunger for despair. Considering how much influence and technology the Hope's Peak Board of Regents have, she could have been a failed Izuru prototype. Considering to her data analyst abilities in DanganRonpaZero she probably was made to achieve the ability to analyze everything and use them for the cause of hope, but due to a messed up 1/0 binary input on the idea of hope... The other Ultimate Despairs could be seen as experiments as well, and the Despair Fever victims are simply reawakening their memories of botched experiments to create Izuru's way of thinking.

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Junko is described as being born with a hunger for despair. Considering how much influence and technology the Hope's Peak Board of Regents have, she could have been a failed Izuru prototype. Considering to her data analyst abilities in DanganRonpaZero LightNovel/DanganRonpaZero she probably was made to achieve the ability to analyze everything and use them for the cause of hope, but due to a messed up 1/0 binary input on the idea of hope... The other Ultimate Despairs could be seen as experiments as well, and the Despair Fever victims are simply reawakening their memories of botched experiments to create Izuru's way of thinking.

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* For example, the foil piece. Hajime and Chiaki both mistake it as trash when they see it; the only way to know what it was, was if someone happened to look under the fire grenades for no reason. And yes, Sonia did that, but...Nagito knowing about that would be very, very low since he was apart of the group for so long. He also really tried to hide the foil piece; Hajime only saw it on a second search under the bed.

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* For example, the foil piece. Hajime and Chiaki both mistake it as trash when they see it; the only way to know what it was, was if someone happened to look under the fire grenades for no reason. And yes, Sonia did that, but...Nagito knowing about that would be very, very low since he was apart of away from the group for so long. He also really tried to hide the foil piece; Hajime only saw it on a second search under the bed.



* On deceiving Monokuma: this is only true if you think the theory is true. Him needing to deceive Monokuma to increase the chances of Ultimate Despair surviving would only be true if ''him wanting Ultimate Despair to survive'' is true. If he didn't want them to survive, there'd be no reason for him to deceive Monokuma. In short, it's a logical fallacy. It doesn't do anything to prove the argument itself; it's just an assumption based on the argument being true.

* On the Russian roulette symbolism: it's interesting, but it's again a logical fallacy. Stating the symbolism is what it is (the gun the trial, the bullets Ultimate Despair dying, the blanks them living) only makes sense if ''Nagito wants Ultimate Despair to survive''. It doesn't do anything to prove the theory is true, it only makes an assumption ''depending'' on the theory being true (that Nagito gave them a 1/6 chance of survival to guarantee their survival). That doesn't mean it ''is''; [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic symbolism can be gleaned from anything, but that doesn't mean it was intended to be there at all.]]

* And finally: Nagito states very explicitly in his video message that he wants the traitor to live. If things worked out for the other students, hope could be born from it, but it was still a loss to him. You can always argue he's lying...but what reason does he have to lie, at that point?

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* On deceiving Monokuma: this is only true if you think the theory is true. Him needing to deceive Monokuma to increase the chances of Ultimate Despair surviving would only be true if ''him wanting Ultimate Despair to survive'' is true. If he didn't want them to survive, there'd be no reason for him to deceive Monokuma. In short, it's a logical fallacy. It doesn't do anything to prove the argument itself; it's just an assumption based on the argument being true.

* On the Russian roulette symbolism: it's interesting, but it's again a logical fallacy. Stating the symbolism is what it is (the gun the trial, the bullets Ultimate Despair dying, the blanks them living) only makes sense if ''Nagito wants Ultimate Despair to survive''. It doesn't do anything to prove the theory is true, it only makes an assumption ''depending'' on the theory being true (that Nagito gave them a 1/6 chance of survival to guarantee their survival). That doesn't mean it ''is''; [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic symbolism can be gleaned from anything, but that anything. That doesn't mean it was intended to be there symbolic at all.all, and there's nothing in the game to really support that the game of Russian Roulette was anything more than just that.]]

* And finally: Nagito states very explicitly in his video message that he wants the traitor to live. If things worked out for the other students, hope could be born from it, but it was would still be a loss to him. You can always argue he's lying...but what reason does he have to lie, at that point?
point? Maybe he is trying to deceive Monokuma, but why would he care at all about that? Monokuma doesn't care about the outcomes of the trials, nor does he have any input in them; he's the executioner who also has to follow rules, not the powers that be. Him knowing about Nagito's desired goals wouldn't do a thing to affect his luck's outcome.
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* I've seen this exact theory before, and I've also seen it debunked. In the interest of saving space, I'll cover the main points and [[http://zemeth.tumblr.com/post/62086882289/friendlykomahinareminders-koorinokokoro link the article]] if anyone wants to check that out.

* On Nagito not throwing away trash and the evidence in his room: His cottage was the safest place to hide evidence, because it would be locked after his death. Moving things like the fridge, the poison, the file, Usami's box, would have meant walking around in daylight while everyone is running all over the islands looking for clues. Keeping the poison in a fridge in his room was also preferable than putting it in a public place, because he could transfer the poison to the grenade in the privacy of his cottage vs risk someone walking by in public. The risk factor of bumping into one of them (or Usami, who's specifically looking for her treasure chest) would have been higher than doing and keeping things in a cottage which would be locked after he died. And yes, Nagito knows people would get in if they just asked Monokuma--but a) his plan failing before it even started was worse, b) some of the clues would be hard to hide (The argument about Usami's box being obvious? It's a ''giant pink sparkly shiny box''. There was nowhere he could have hidden it in his room that ''wouldn't'' have been obvious. Same for the fridge, those are hard to move) and c) some of the clues would be either really obscure or he wouldn't think of them as such.

* For example, the foil piece. Hajime and Chiaki both mistake it as trash when they see it; the only way to know what it was, was if someone happened to look under the fire grenades for no reason. And yes, Sonia did that, but...Nagito knowing about that would be very, very low since he was apart of the group for so long. He also really tried to hide the foil piece; Hajime only saw it on a second search under the bed.

* He also would not have known the diary entry would point to the traitor, since there was exactly one entry that did, which covered an event ''only'' Hajime and Chiaki knew about. ''Only'' Hajime would have been able to work out the traitor's identity from it, and there's no way Nagito would ''know'' Hajime would be able to do that, because...he doesn't know anything about the event in question!

* On the video message: Leaving the message for the traitor would still have been useful, as he doesn't know ''how'' much they know (like if they know about 11037). He also expresses a desire to explain himself whether he wins or loses (as seen in Trial One, where he technically loses because he didn't get killed like he wanted), so leaving the message also allows him to do that.

* On Nagito's luck: his luck works in extreme cycles of good-bad, as we all know. For his plan to work out as well as it did, with Chiaki being the one to throw the poisoned grenade, that'd be good luck. So what follows that? ''Bad luck'', wherein she confesses her identity and is executed. He doesn't know who the traitor is or if they'll come forward, and (as mentioned about the diary entry) doesn't know of any clues pointing to them. As far as he knows, there is literally no way for the students to find the traitor's identity on their own.

* On deceiving Monokuma: this is only true if you think the theory is true. Him needing to deceive Monokuma to increase the chances of Ultimate Despair surviving would only be true if ''him wanting Ultimate Despair to survive'' is true. If he didn't want them to survive, there'd be no reason for him to deceive Monokuma. In short, it's a logical fallacy. It doesn't do anything to prove the argument itself; it's just an assumption based on the argument being true.

* On the Russian roulette symbolism: it's interesting, but it's again a logical fallacy. Stating the symbolism is what it is (the gun the trial, the bullets Ultimate Despair dying, the blanks them living) only makes sense if ''Nagito wants Ultimate Despair to survive''. It doesn't do anything to prove the theory is true, it only makes an assumption ''depending'' on the theory being true (that Nagito gave them a 1/6 chance of survival to guarantee their survival). That doesn't mean it ''is''; [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic symbolism can be gleaned from anything, but that doesn't mean it was intended to be there at all.]]

* And finally: Nagito states very explicitly in his video message that he wants the traitor to live. If things worked out for the other students, hope could be born from it, but it was still a loss to him. You can always argue he's lying...but what reason does he have to lie, at that point?
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*** Post-''Anime/{{DanganRonpa3'' edit: the process of elimination was even easier for Tsumiki to do to determine Kamukura's identity, as she actually did recognize the name Chiaki Nanami [[spoiler:since the real person who went by that name was her friend and died right in front of her eyes]]. Her beloved could've also been the Imposter or Mitarai, as they were the first people to be nice to her.

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*** Post-''Anime/{{DanganRonpa3'' Post-''Anime/DanganRonpa3'' edit: the process of elimination was even easier for Tsumiki to do to determine Kamukura's identity, as she actually did recognize the name Chiaki Nanami [[spoiler:since the real person who went by that name was her friend and died right in front of her eyes]]. Her beloved could've also been the Imposter or Mitarai, as they were the first people to be nice to her.
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*** Post-''Anime/{{Danganronpa 3}}'' edit: the process of elimination was even easier for Tsumiki to do to determine Kamukura's identity, as she actually did recognize the name Chiaki Nanami [[spoiler:since the real person who went by that name was her friend and died right in front of her eyes]]. Her beloved could've also been the Imposter or Mitarai, as they were the first people to be nice to her.

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*** Post-''Anime/{{Danganronpa 3}}'' Post-''Anime/{{DanganRonpa3'' edit: the process of elimination was even easier for Tsumiki to do to determine Kamukura's identity, as she actually did recognize the name Chiaki Nanami [[spoiler:since the real person who went by that name was her friend and died right in front of her eyes]]. Her beloved could've also been the Imposter or Mitarai, as they were the first people to be nice to her.
*** Also, it's entirely possibly Mikan ''does'' know Izuru is Hajime instead of having to guess. Makoto, Kyoko, and Byakuya are all very surprised to learn Hajime is Izuru Kamukura. Why would that be? Most likely, before/when he and the Remnants were captured, he instructed them to only call him "Hajime Hinata" and introduced himself as such. That way, he could keep Makoto, Kyoko, and Byakuya from watching him too closely, as they surely would if they knew he was Ultimate Everything.



** [[spoilers:Confirmed with a twist: the DecoyProtagonist is the first ''killer''. The "assistant" character becomes the protagonist for the rest of the game.]]

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** [[spoilers:Confirmed [[spoiler:Confirmed with a twist: the DecoyProtagonist is the first ''killer''. The "assistant" character becomes the protagonist for the rest of the game.]]
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[[spoiler:In [[DanganRonpa3 Episode 9 of the Despair Arc]] it was revealed that Chisa has been brainwashed by Junko as well. So what if she is still brainwashed and joined Future Foundation in order to help uploading the Junko AI?]]

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[[spoiler:In [[DanganRonpa3 [[Anime/DanganRonpa3 Episode 9 of the Despair Arc]] it was revealed that Chisa has been brainwashed by Junko as well. So what if she is still brainwashed and joined Future Foundation in order to help uploading the Junko AI?]]

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