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** Sakura Ogami [[BrawnHilda may not look like a conventional moe character]], but her GentleGiant nature has won over fans to the point where [[MemeticMutation/DanganronpaTriggerHappyHavoc she's earned the memetic title of "pretty princess"]].
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** Sakura Ogami [[BrawnHilda may not look like a conventional moe character]], but her GentleGiant nature has won over fans to the point where [[MemeticMutation/DanganronpaTriggerHappyHavoc [[Memes/DanganronpaTriggerHappyHavoc she's earned the memetic title of "pretty princess"]].
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** Sakura Ogami [[BrawnHilda may not look like a conventional moe character]], but her GentleGiant nature has won over fans to the point where [[MemeticMutation/DanganronpaTriggerHappyHavoc she's earned the memetic title of "pretty princess"]].
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"Anti-climax" refers to the climax and being important. Celestia isn't even aware of Junko's existence and is one of her pawns at the same time, not making her plot-significant as a boss. This, however, matches what she is.
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* AntiClimaxBoss: Celeste from Chapter 3, due to her behavior in the trial, which comes off as odd given that the culprit is apparently a good liar -- in particular, unlike every other murderer in the game, she's ''incredibly'' aggressive about pushing the blame on someone else and challenging every single deduction that goes against her script, no matter what, which is very suspicious, even before you get to the point where you can actually accuse her.
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* BreatherBoss: Celeste from Chapter 3, due to her behavior in the trial, which comes off as odd given that the culprit is apparently a good liar -- in particular, unlike every other murderer in the game, she's ''incredibly'' aggressive about pushing the blame on someone else and challenging every single deduction that goes against her script, no matter what, which is very suspicious, even before you get to the point where you can actually accuse her.
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* AntiClimaxBoss: Celeste from Chapter 3, due to her behavior in the trial, which comes off as odd given that the culprit is apparently a good liar -- in particular, unlike every murderer in the game, she's ''incredibly'' aggressive about pushing the blame on someone else and challenging every single deduction that goes against her script, no matter what, which is very suspicious, even before you get to the point where you can actually accuse her.
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* AntiClimaxBoss: Celeste from Chapter 3, due to her behavior in the trial, which comes off as odd given that the culprit is apparently a good liar -- in particular, unlike every other murderer in the game, she's ''incredibly'' aggressive about pushing the blame on someone else and challenging every single deduction that goes against her script, no matter what, which is very suspicious, even before you get to the point where you can actually accuse her.
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To clarify why his point was valid
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** He makes it clear to the group that even though Makoto claims no one would kill someone else to graduate, they can't be ''sure'' of it, and letting their guard down would be a disastrously bad thing to do.
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** He makes it clear to the group that even though Makoto claims no one would kill someone else to graduate, they can't be ''sure'' of it, and letting their guard down would be a disastrously bad thing to do. As much as Makoto's optimism is admirable, it wouldn't be a murder mystery without several murderers in the class.
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* StramanHasAPoint: Byakuya Togami may be an asshole, but he can also be [[WebVideo/DanganronpaAbridgedThing an asshole with a point.]]
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* StramanHasAPoint: StrawmanHasAPoint: Byakuya Togami may be an asshole, but he can also be [[WebVideo/DanganronpaAbridgedThing an asshole with a point.]]
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* StramanHasAPoint: Byakuya Togami may be an asshole, but he can also be [[WebVideo/DanganronpaAbridgedThing an asshole with a point.]]
** He makes it clear to the group that even though Makoto claims no one would kill someone else to graduate, they can't be ''sure'' of it, and letting their guard down would be a disastrously bad thing to do.
** His main instance of this is in regard to the dark secrets motive. When Makoto (whose secret is quite mundane) and Aoi downplay the secrets' severity and insist no one would kill just to avoid being embarrassed, he points out that this is an extremely flawed line of reasoning, since they don't know how bad the others' secrets ''are''; sure, ''they'' might have nothing important to hide, but that doesn't mean the others don't. Sure enough, it turns out that the consequences of Mondo's dark secret (the circumstances of his brother's death, which Mondo fears will cause the Crazy Diamonds to break up and break his final promise to Daiya) are stressful enough to drive him to kill in a fit of rage.
** He makes it clear to the group that even though Makoto claims no one would kill someone else to graduate, they can't be ''sure'' of it, and letting their guard down would be a disastrously bad thing to do.
** His main instance of this is in regard to the dark secrets motive. When Makoto (whose secret is quite mundane) and Aoi downplay the secrets' severity and insist no one would kill just to avoid being embarrassed, he points out that this is an extremely flawed line of reasoning, since they don't know how bad the others' secrets ''are''; sure, ''they'' might have nothing important to hide, but that doesn't mean the others don't. Sure enough, it turns out that the consequences of Mondo's dark secret (the circumstances of his brother's death, which Mondo fears will cause the Crazy Diamonds to break up and break his final promise to Daiya) are stressful enough to drive him to kill in a fit of rage.
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Deleting a sloppily-made example. Also removing Evil Is Sexy as it's been retooled into an objective trope.
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** Junko again. Looking that good probably didn't hurt her chances at being the Ultimate Fashionista.
** Celeste is a borderline sociopathic gambler, and the most unrepentant murderer in the game short of Junko herself, and yet as the DryDocking entry on the main page elaborates on, many male fans wish they could trade places with Hifumi. However, in her case, her 'sexy' points were more about her ElegantGothicLolita fashion design instead of body shapes like Junko.
** Junko again. Looking that good probably didn't hurt her chances at being the Ultimate Fashionista.
** Celeste is a borderline sociopathic gambler, and the most unrepentant murderer in the game short of Junko herself, and yet as the DryDocking entry on the main page elaborates on, many male fans wish they could trade places with Hifumi. However, in her case, her 'sexy' points were more about her ElegantGothicLolita fashion design instead of body shapes like Junko.
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* HeCanReallyAct: Kodaka was surprised by MegumiOgata's pérformance of Makoto Naegi that he revised the script in order to make the protagonist far stronger especially when dealing with TheMasterMind.
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*HeCanReallyAct: Kodaka was surprised by MegumiOgata's pérformance of Makoto Naegi that he revised the script in order to make the protagonist far stronger especially when dealing with TheMasterMind.
