Some participants are hiding and/or lying about their crimes
- Everyone in the killing game are there because they committed a crime, causing them to be rejected by Hope's Peak Academy. Some of them may genuinely have misdemeanors like Kaizue stalking people and some might have felonies. So far, we don't know everyone's crimes yet, and those who did share theirs might be lying.
Anya is hiding something
- Anya is a timid girl and is the most nicest participant in the killing game. She also spends a lot of time alone in the library room. Perhaps she is hiding something like her being the mastermind or having a felony.
Yua will become a culprit
- Throughout chapter 1, Yua is shown to be intelligent, arrogant and a capable investigator. During the investigation, she pointed out the mistakes of the killer and inconsistencies of the crime scene. She even helped Kaizue during the first class trial to find the killer. Since Yua also got lessons from a criminal to be "fearless", she might attempt to murder someone to escape.
Nekomi will reveal the participants crimes as a motive
- In chapter 2 of Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, Monokuma threatened to reveal the participants secrets as a motive to kill which ended up revealing some participants secret and dark past. Similarly, Nekomi will reveal the participants crimes if they don't kill eachother. This will also reveal a dark past of a participant.
- Jossed in the prologue everyone tells what they did to get locked up.
- Don't joss just yet. As mentioned in the first WMG some participants didn't reveal their crimes. It could still be used as a motive.
- Jossed in the prologue everyone tells what they did to get locked up.
