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The character page for the teenage participants in Dangan Jidai 2's killing game.

The Entire Cast

  • Castof Snowflakes: Every single character has an unique backstory and quirks behind them, as well as their own unique design; on the other hand, it is also a very small cast.
  • Child Prodigy: They are all extremely talented teenagers, scouted by Hope's Peak Academy as Ultimates.
  • Dwindling Party: The way the RP progresses- at the beginning, there are eleven characters in play. As time progresses, the numbers just keep getting smaller with the killings...
  • Two Girls to a Team: in the cast of eleven characters, only two are women. Justified, considering the Imperial Japan setting being highly misogynist, and as such, would not have as many women going to school.

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     Male Students 

Saki Sengoku

Super High School Level Pamphleteer

The only child of a prominent politician in the Ministry of War, Saki Sengoku grew up privileged in Tokyo. He also took trips around Honshu for a time with his family’s one maidservant. These excursions formed his motivation to begin making documents. Using both text and pictures, Saki crafted pamphlets for the Japanese people, depicting them instead of military conquests. His messages were encouraging despite wartime’s hardships. Healing, hopeful human connections permeated his work; no matter how bad things got, Saki’s displayed protagonists were able to weather their struggles as long as they had someone to rely on. After his pamphlets circulated and garnered more commendations, Hope’s Peak Academy eventually sent Saki Sengoku, the “Super High School Level Pamphleteer,” an invitation to enroll. At his father’s urging, Saki accepted. It was his duty. Japan needed its best at the helm to protect it—and through his pamphlets, encourage its people—through the wartime threats it faced.


Mori Hanamizuki

Super High School Level Streetcar Conductor

With more and more streetcars appearing on the streets of Japan, it’s only natural that a conductor would be needed to guide the passengers and help out with the cars. But, with all new technology comes new danger. When a streetcar was about to go off-course, quick-thinking, young Mori Hanamizuki was able to stop the train just in time to save everyone on board. After this event, he has pursued a career in streetcar conducting, and become the best in the field for his age. Not only was he able to collect money and seat passengers extremely quickly, he also had extensive knowledge on how the cars worked, proving him to be useful in many different situations. Not to mention, he is known for his huge smile and love for both streetcars and trains.


Hayate Azuma

Super High School Level Archer

Hayate Azuma, the Ultimate Archer, was born on July 8th. His mother was a seamstress while his father was a military officer, and he also has a younger brother that he developed a strong bond with. As a child, he first developed interest in archery after watching an old man practice with a bow, which was growing uncommon in the age of rifles and artillery. Noting his newfound interest in the activity, his father began to train him. This enthusiasm led to him practicing daily in hopes of being able to beat his father and the old man one day. Soon, Hayate began to win local and then country-wide competitions, with officers in the army noticing his growing prowess and eventually giving him the title of “Ultimate Archer”. His mother was a huge fan of singing and nature, however, and Hayate adopted this love as well. After his father was sent to the frontlines after the outbreak of war, he soon developed a dislike of his talent, viewing it as a burden and preferring his mother’s interests instead. Later, he was approached by scouts of Hope’s Peak Academy for his archery talent, and he decided to accept.


Werner Fischer

Super High School Level Pilot

Werner Fischer is a young pilot hailing from Nazi Germany, specifically East Prussia, Konigsberg. He's known for winning races, and doing stunts. Word has it, that he's even done a performance for the Füther and his cabinet. It's a shame about his sister though, his twin fell off a cliff 6 months before he left to a school in Japan. Now, he's known as the Super High School Level Pilot, and he goes to Hope’s Peak Academy.


Kenzo Fukuda

Super High School Level Card Player

Kenzo Fukuda is a name known by most who play or have interest in card games at competitions and seedy locations, but not for a lack of skill, always being able to find just the right cards to win his games, which vary from Karuta to Oicho-Kabu, earning him a nickname from those who play Oicho-Kabu as Kenzo Jujuda, from the 10-10-1 that he seems to draw so commonly.


Wakeru Pimyoukage

Super High School Level Shadow Playwright

Wakeru Pimyoukage was born in the Japanese country to parents who had been on a moving streak because of their work. Because of his increasing frustration and lack of agency, he decided to create his own kind of traveling work in the form of shadow theaters. But not just any shadow theaters, these shadows had stories and a certain way they looked in light, and people from all over were encouraged to see just to get the full story. As his craft slowly improved, the attention he gained from each show increased until it caught the eyes of Hope's Peak.


Toshiyuki (Yuki) Matsuda

Super High School Level Storyteller

From his earliest memories, Yuki Matsuda always loved stories. Be it poetry, prose, artwork, or novels, his childhood was filled with days spent walking through libraries and art galleries, learning from the best. It wasn’t until he stumbled upon a Rakugo performance at the age of ten, however, that Yuki began his own storytelling. Despite his young age, Yuki showed talents of memorization, improvisation, acting, and humor, and as such, Yuki gained some small popularity within the Rakugo, storytelling, and literary communities. Years later, Yuki was scouted by Hope’s Peak Academy as the Super High School Level Storyteller. Yuki had no large interaction with the War, though he would consider himself a pacifist.


Shoji Tachibana

Super High School Level Ceramicist

Born to a middle class family, Shoji always found he had a love for the tactile arts. Playing in the mud, he’d eventually graduate to something more permanent, with good fortune becoming an understudy to the town’s best sculptors. Seeing the man work, he understood what the key was to this job, imbuing one’s soul into the end project.

He worked tirelessly, falling in love with folding the clay into beautiful new designs. Even what had been shattered, he could mend and draw beauty from its destruction. However, this untiring love for the craft left him tired in other times, sleeping wherever he could. Eventually he’d find himself headed towards a new mold, a School designed to foster “The Super High School” Level students.


     Female Students 

"Emiyo"

Super High School Level Geisha

The distinctive white face, red lips and decorated hairstyle of the Geisha is an image portrayed throughout the globe as the entrance to a world to which most of us mortals are not invited. A national symbol to Japan, their origins are rooted in the courtesans of old, frequently stationed at entertainment districts in the Imperial Capital. Those women were practicers of all arts, and indubitably became the definitive embodiment of the Japanese aesthetic, as iconic as the samurai; yet, as war reared its ugly head into Japan, they could not last. Sent to work at factories like plebeians, the secret world they’ve kept alive for centuries was burnt down. And yet, they persist; while not the only one left, Emiyo may be called the last of the geiko, the elite geisha of Kyoto. Trained from youth, Emiyo gained prominence when she graduated as the youngest fully fledged geiko in centuries, and kept it by consistently entertaining and serving the most powerful men in the country. Rare appearances to the public at festivals have dubbed her as a goddess by certain commoners, and her persistence in times of chaos have earned her the title of the Super High School Level Geisha by the fledgling Hope’s Peak Academy, whom extended her the invitation to join their batch of exceptional students.


  • Yamato Nadeshiko: Averted. Despite fitting a number of the requirements of the Yamato Nadeshiko image, such as Silk Hiding Steel, Emiyo's not a Yamato Nadeshiko, despite initial appearances; polite, but playful, mature, but experienced.
  • Geisha: Well, it's her talent, and she's the best at it- Emiyo fits this trope to a T. Raven Hair, Ivory Skin, Japanese Politeness, Keigo and Kimono- she has it all.
  • Extended Greetings: In order to introduce herself to the other characters, Emiyo always bows at a 40° angle, recites that "It is a pleasure to meet your acquaintance", draws out a senjafuda, bows again and hands it to the other person. Sheesh.

Ayako Tsumura

Super High School Level Kunoichi

The infamous mercenaries of Feudal Japan—the shinobi. While revered in mystery and popular culture from their records in history, the nature of their existence is in constant debate. However, the Tsumura Clan, one of the many schools affiliated with teaching ninjutsu; is proud to announce the harbinger of their legacy. Ayako Tsumura is the embodiment of this task. With a strong pride and conviction for her family’s ancestors, she went under ruthless life long training in her twenty years of life to be a kunoichi. A showcase of the sheer will and dedication brought to bring a dead profession into modern day society.


     Nagasaki 

"Nagasaki"

Super High School Level Research Scientist

Not much is known about the mysterious Nagasaki. They were brought on to work on some top secret military experiments under the supervision of Dr. Kaito Irumi. Irumi gave a strong recommendation for Nagasaki and requested that they work under him to better learn more about the scientific field. Nagasaki is a very bright individual who has already helped make quite a few scientific advancements during their time working for Dr. Irumi. When asked why they wear their strange attire, Nagasaki informed the media that their family was killed during the bombing of Nagasaki and their deaths motivated them to help with scientific developments in the military. Nagasaki abandoned their identity after the bombings and now wears a suit to help them survive due to the severe injuries they sustained during the attack and has adopted their new identity, named after the place they used to call home.

  • Hazmat Suit: Nagasaki's outfit that can be seen consists solely of a hazmat suit.


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