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* FamousLastWords:
-->'''Monomi (Usami):''' I-I will protect everyone! Even at the cost of my life...I will protect everyone!

-->'''[[IronicEcho Byakuya Togami (Imposter)]]:''' What the hell!? What's going on here!? Th-This is...!

-->'''Teruteru Hanamura:''' L-Lies… I won’t believe this… I...won’t...believe...it...! ...MAAAAAAAAAAAAAMMMMMMMMMAAAAAAAAAAA!

-->'''Mahiru Koizumi:''' The fact that your sister was killed is terrible... It's unfortunate...but... You shouldn't have killed that girl! You had no right do to that! Nobody has the right to judge others for their crimes! Revenge...is just wrong!

-->'''Peko Pekoyama:''' Young...master? ...Young master!

-->'''Hiyoko Saionji:''' S-Stupid! What are you saying!? Of course I can do it! Because...Mahiru taught me. That’s why...I can do it on my own.\\

-->'''Ibuki Mioda:''' Yes! Understood!

-->'''Mikan Tsumiki:''' Now I can go to my beloved who always forgives me...! I can finally see them. Please forgive me, the one who's going to die with the hope of finally seeing you!

-->'''Nekomaru Nidai:''' Gaaahahahaha! You'll drench your soul with evil until the bitter end, huh...? SPLENDID! In response to your spirit...I shall kill you with all of my might! I won't go easy on you! Don't even think about holding back! Don't waste your breath on cowardly tactics! Give me everything you've got!

-->'''Gundham Tanaka:''' In this world, I am only a temporary visitor... I was simply visiting for a moment...and now that my duty is complete, I must return to the darkness... That is why, until the very end... Pride! Conceit! Courage! Insolence! Fearful of nothing! Daunted by nothing! Let us laugh uproariously! That is Gundham Tanaka! I shall stick with my evil until the very end! Open Sesame, Pandaemonium! I shall fill hell with true hell! FUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

-->'''Nagito Komaeda:''' I believe my actions will become the foundation of this world's hope. And...if that really happens... Praise me. Tell others what I've accomplished. Erect a bronze statue of me. Respect me. Please call me...the Ultimate Hope.

-->'''Chiaki Nanami:''' Bye everyone... It's okay... A shining future will always be waiting for you. It's true...it's absolutely true... Cuz...I know.\\

-->'''Monomi:''' Bye-bye! Please don't forget about your teacher.

-->'''Junko Enoshima (Alter Ego):''' Once you've experienced the despair I've suffered, there's no turning back. Living in the shadows of past memories... That's...too sad, you know... Ah, but I guess...I no longer...I no longer have to...hope for despair... That...is...just...so...hope...l...e...s...s...
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A localized version was released on September 2nd, 2014 for the UsefulNotes/PlayStationVita. This version was later ported to PC via UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} in April 2016. It was also released worldwide bundled with the first game as ''Danganronpa 1・2 Reload'' for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 in 2017.

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A localized version was released on September 2nd, 2014 for the UsefulNotes/PlayStationVita. This version was later ported to PC via UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} in April 2016. It was also released worldwide bundled with the first game as ''Danganronpa 1・2 Reload'' for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 in 2017.
2017. It was then brought to the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in 2021 alongside the first and third games and ''Danganronpa S: Ultimate Summer Camp'', either in the physical bundle ''Danganronpa Decadence'' or separately in the eShop.

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* UnconventionalFoodUsage: In the first chapter, [[spoiler:Teruteru]] uses a hunk of meat at the party as a means of concealing the murder weapon, a [[spoiler:metal skewer]].

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* UnconventionalFoodUsage: In the first chapter, [[spoiler:Teruteru]] Teruteru uses a hunk of meat at the party as a means of concealing the murder weapon, a [[spoiler:metal skewer]].metal skewer.



** Though it doesn't excuse what she did, when revealed to be the murderer, Mikan says she became the way she is thanks to being bullied throughout her life and nobody ever accepting her. When you look back at how the group [[ApatheticCitizens never call Hiyoko out]] on her merciless bullying of Mikan or reassure her when she called herself "worthless", she's not exactly wrong.



*** Though it doesn't excuse what she did, when revealed to be the murderer, Mikan says she became the way she is thanks to being bullied throughout her life and nobody ever accepting her. When you look back at how the group [[ApatheticCitizens never call Hiyoko out]] on her merciless bullying of Mikan or reassure her when she called herself "worthless", she's not exactly wrong.
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* UnconventionalFoodUsage: In the first chapter, [[spoiler:Teruteru]] uses a hunk of meat at the party as a means of concealing the murder weapon, a [[spoiler:metal skewer]].
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-->'''[[IronicEcho Byakuya Togami (Imposter)]]:''' Hey! Why can't you all act a little more mature...? ...Hm? What was that sound just now?\\

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-->'''[[IronicEcho Byakuya Togami (Imposter)]]:''' Hey! Why can't you all act a little more mature...? ...Hm? What was that sound just now?\\
the hell!? What's going on here!? Th-This is...!
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* GiantMedicalSyringe: Mikan Tsumiki's execution has Monokuma approaching her with a giant syringe of glowing green liquid... [[BaitAndSwitch which he then uses to fill a giant arm-shaped rocket up with fuel and launch Mikan into the stratosphere]].
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* TragicKeepsake: In the stage play, after Peko’s death, Fuyuhiko holds onto her sword and sheath. During the bow he gives it back to her.
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* SuperSupremacist: Zigzagged: Nagito is very adamant that Ultimates are inherently better than the untalented masses. However, Nagito has an InferioritySuperiorityComplex in that he considers himself worthless despite having one of the most powerful talents as the Ultimate Lucky Student, but still sees normal people as beneath him. The other Ultimates do not condone his views and largely detest him due to his insanity.
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* SubParSupremacist: Zigzagged: Nagito is very adamant that Ultimates are inherently better than the untalented masses. However, Nagito has an InferioritySuperiorityComplex in that he considers himself worthless despite having one of the most powerful talents as the Ultimate Lucky Student, but still sees normal people as beneath him. The other Ultimates do not condone his views and largely detest him due to his insanity.
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** Mikan uses this to sow further distrust of the Future Foundation among the class, saying that they truly deserve to be called "World Ender" because they intend to destroy 'our' world. The world she's referring to is the post-Tragedy world of chaos and despair they brought about as members of the Ultimate Despair.

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** Mikan uses this to sow further distrust of the Future Foundation among the class, class after she regresses to her Ultimate Despair personality, saying that they truly deserve to be called "World Ender" because they intend to destroy 'our' world. The world she's referring to is the post-Tragedy world of chaos and despair they brought about as members of the Ultimate Despair.
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* SubParSupremacist: Zigzagged: Nagito is very adamant that Ultimates are inherently better than the untalented masses. However, Nagito has an InferioritySuperiorityComplex in that he considers himself worthless despite having one of the most powerful talents as the Ultimate Lucky Student, but still sees normal people as beneath him. The other Ultimates do not condone his views and largely detest him due to his insanity.
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* AdaptedOut: In the stage play, Nekomaru never becomes Mechamaru. Makoto, Kyoko, and Byakuya also do not show up in Chapter 6, with Monomi being the one who tells the students about the shutdown sequence.

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* AdaptedOut: In the stage play, Nekomaru never becomes Mechamaru. Makoto, Kyoko, and Byakuya also do not show up in Chapter 6, with Monomi being the one who tells the students about the shutdown sequence. [[note]]The need for eight participants to activate the shutdown command is removed[[/note]]

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* AdaptationalDistillation: Just like the first one, the ScreenToStageAdaptation cuts out several things for time, including; Twilight Syndrome Murder Case and Peko pretending to be Sparkling Justice in Chapter 2, Nagito catching the despair disease and Nekomaru being rebuilt into a robot in Chapter 3, the entirety of Chapter 4, the bomb motive in Chapter 5, and finally Makoto, Kyoko, and Byakuya showing up in Chapter 6.

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* AdaptationalDistillation: Just like the first one, the ScreenToStageAdaptation cuts out several things for time, including; Twilight Syndrome Murder Case and Peko pretending to be Sparkling Justice in Chapter 2, Nagito catching the despair disease disease, Wizard of Monomi, and Nekomaru being rebuilt into a robot in Chapter 3, the entirety of Chapter 4, the bomb motive in Chapter 5, and finally Makoto, Kyoko, and Byakuya showing up in Chapter 6.



* DiesDifferentlyInAdaptation: In the stage play based off this game, case 4 is skipped to save time, leading to Gundham and Nekomaru deciding to attack Monokuma, only to end up killed by him.

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In the stage play based off this game, case 4 is skipped to save time, leading to Gundham and Nekomaru deciding to attack Monokuma, only to end up killed by him.him.
** In addition, with the exception of Peko’s, all the executions have also been altered. Teruteru and Chiaki’s executions are changed to them being impaled with spears while Mikan’s is changed to her dying from a lethal injection.
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* AdaptationalDistillation: Just like the first one, the ScreenToStageAdaptation cuts out several things for time, including; Twilight Syndrome Murder Case and Peko pretending to be Sparkling Justice in Chapter 2, Nagito catching the despair disease and Nekomaru being rebuilt into a robot in Chapter 3, the entirety of Chapter 4, the bomb motive in Chapter 5, and finally Makoto, Kyoko, and Byakuya showing up in Chapter 6.
* AdaptationalHeroism: While his reason to do so was far from villainous, Gundham does not kill Nekomaru in the stage play.
* AdaptedOut: In the stage play, Nekomaru never becomes Mechamaru. Makoto, Kyoko, and Byakuya also do not show up in Chapter 6, with Monomi being the one who tells the students about the shutdown sequence.


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* SparedByTheAdaptation: Monomi is not executed alongside Chiaki in the stage play.
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* ImprovisedImprisonment: Kazuichi and Nekomaru tied up Nagito in order to prevent another murder from happening in Chapter 2. They have him chained up and kept in the lodge, where they regularly feed him meals to prevent him from starving.
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** Just as the remaining students are about to hit the Graduate button (which would allow AI Junko to possess their dead friends) the real Makoto shows up to save them.

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** Just as Makoto shows up during the final trial to save the remaining students. Subverted when it turns out to be a fake created by Monokuma to convince the students are about to hit the Graduate button (which would allow AI Junko to escape and possess their dead friends) friends). Double Subverted when the real REAL Makoto shows up in time to save them.stop them from pressing the Graduate button.
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!!This game provides examples of:

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!!This game !!''Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair'' provides examples of:
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** The hidden Monokuma dolls can only be found in the respective chapters that revolve around the current island. They cannot be obtained by revisiting the previous islands in a subsequent chapter, so players will have to replay the required chapters if they wish to finish their collection.

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** The hidden Monokuma dolls can only be found in the respective chapters that revolve around the current island. They cannot be obtained by revisiting the previous islands in a subsequent chapter, so players will may have to replay the required chapters if they wish to finish their collection.
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** The hidden Monokuma dolls can only be found in the respective chapters that revolve around the current island. They cannot be obtained by revisiting the previous islands in a subsequent chapter, so players will have to replay the required chapters over if they wish to finish their collection.

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** The hidden Monokuma dolls can only be found in the respective chapters that revolve around the current island. They cannot be obtained by revisiting the previous islands in a subsequent chapter, so players will have to replay the required chapters over if they wish to finish their collection.

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* PermanentlyMissableContent: On a given playthrough, you obviously can't spend Free Time with someone after their death. In addition, if the player doesn't spend time with Nagito during the first two free time opportunities in Chapter 1, you can still spend time with him but ''cannot'' get his actual Free Time events.

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a given playthrough, you obviously can't spend Free Time with someone after their death. In addition, if the player doesn't spend time with Nagito during the first two free time opportunities in Chapter 1, you can still spend time with him but ''cannot'' get his actual Free Time events.events.
**The hidden Monokuma dolls can only be found in the respective chapters that revolve around the current island. They cannot be obtained by revisiting the previous islands in a subsequent chapter, so players will have to replay the required chapters over if they wish to finish their collection.
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* DiesDifferentlyInAdaptation: In the stage play based off this game, case 4 is skipped to save time, leading to Gundham and Nekomaru deciding to attack Monokuma, only to end up killed by him.
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* BittersweetEnding: The five survivors (Hajime, Sonia, Fuyuhiko, Akane, and Kazuichi) escape the killing game simulation, stop A.I. Junko from entering the real world, and, miraculously, retain their memories of the island and don't revert back to Ultimate Despair. Through this, they stay on the Jabberwock Islands to tend to their comatose friends and have vowed to create a new future of hope for themselves. Also, despite the belief that Hajime would be "reset" to Izuru Kamukura and lost forever, he retains some measure of control and sanity, possibly via a SplitPersonalityMerge. However, the chances of any of the dead students waking up are close to zero, much of the world is still in post-apocalyptic ruins, and Chiaki and Usami have likely been [[CessationofExistence completely erased from existence.]]

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* BittersweetEnding: The five survivors (Hajime, Sonia, Fuyuhiko, Akane, and Kazuichi) escape the killing game simulation, stop A.I. Junko from entering the real world, and, miraculously, retain their memories of the island and don't revert back to Ultimate Despair. Through this, they stay on the Jabberwock Islands to tend to their comatose friends and have vowed to create a new future of hope for themselves. Also, despite the belief that Hajime would be "reset" to Izuru Kamukura and lost forever, he retains some measure of control and sanity, possibly via a SplitPersonalityMerge. However, the chances of any of the dead students waking up are close to zero, much of the world is still in post-apocalyptic ruins, ruins (although according to Kyoko many places have significantly recovered), and Chiaki and Usami have likely been [[CessationofExistence completely erased from existence.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: The five survivors (Hajime, Sonia, Fuyuhiko, Akane, and Kazuichi) escape the killing game simulation, stop A.I. Junko from entering the real world, and, miraculously, retain their memories of the island and don't revert back to Ultimate Despair. Through this, they stay on the Jabberwock Islands to tend to their comatose friends and have vowed to create a new future of hope for themselves. Also, despite the belief that Hajime would be "reset" to Izuru Kamukura and lost forever, he retains some measure of control and sanity, possibly via a SplitPersonalityMerge. However, the chances of any of the dead students waking up are close to zero, much of the world is still in ruins, and Chiaki and Usami have likely been [[CessationofExistence completely erased from existence.]]

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* BittersweetEnding: The five survivors (Hajime, Sonia, Fuyuhiko, Akane, and Kazuichi) escape the killing game simulation, stop A.I. Junko from entering the real world, and, miraculously, retain their memories of the island and don't revert back to Ultimate Despair. Through this, they stay on the Jabberwock Islands to tend to their comatose friends and have vowed to create a new future of hope for themselves. Also, despite the belief that Hajime would be "reset" to Izuru Kamukura and lost forever, he retains some measure of control and sanity, possibly via a SplitPersonalityMerge. However, the chances of any of the dead students waking up are close to zero, much of the world is still in post-apocalyptic ruins, and Chiaki and Usami have likely been [[CessationofExistence completely erased from existence.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: The five survivors (Hajime, Sonia, Fuyuhiko, Akane, and Kazuichi) escape the killing game simulation, stop A.I. Junko from entering the real world, and, miraculously, retain their memories of the island and don't revert back to Ultimate Despair. Through this, they stay on the Jabberwock Islands to tend to their comatose friends and have vowed to create a new future of hope for themselves. Also, despite the belief that Hajime would be "reset" to Izuru Kamukura and lost forever, he retains some measure of control and sanity, possibly via a SplitPersonalityMerge. However, the chances of any of the dead students waking up are close to zero, and Chiaki and Usami have likely been [[CessationofExistence completely erased from existence.]]

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* BittersweetEnding: The five survivors (Hajime, Sonia, Fuyuhiko, Akane, and Kazuichi) escape the killing game simulation, stop A.I. Junko from entering the real world, and, miraculously, retain their memories of the island and don't revert back to Ultimate Despair. Through this, they stay on the Jabberwock Islands to tend to their comatose friends and have vowed to create a new future of hope for themselves. Also, despite the belief that Hajime would be "reset" to Izuru Kamukura and lost forever, he retains some measure of control and sanity, possibly via a SplitPersonalityMerge. However, the chances of any of the dead students waking up are close to zero, much of the world is still in ruins, and Chiaki and Usami have likely been [[CessationofExistence completely erased from existence.]]
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** In the previous game, anyone who was seriously accused of murder would end up surviving the killing game. Here, Nagito and Hiyoko are the prime suspects of Chapters 1 and 2 respectively, so you might expect the same for them. Nope, Hiyoko gets her throat slashed in Chapter 3 while Nagito sets up an elaborate ThanatosGambit to create an unsolvable murder in a bid to get everyone but TheMole killed.
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* TogetherWeAreX: Monokuma and Monomi do this when introducing their comedy routine:
-->'''Monokuma:''' Hellooooooooooooooo, I'm Monokuma!
-->'''Monomi:''' Um... I'm Monomi...
-->'''Monokuma & Monomi:''' And together we are The Monokumas!
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* MeatOVision: In Chapter 4, Sodia sees Hajime and Chiaki's faces as cake after nearly two days locked in the funhouse with nothing to eat.

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* MeatOVision: In Chapter 4, Sodia Sonia sees Hajime and Chiaki's faces as cake after nearly two days locked in the funhouse with nothing to eat.
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* RedHerringTwist: In Chapter 3 when Nagito, Akane and Ibuki all have the Despair Disease, Hajime and Fuyuhiko go check on Nagito and then start looking for Ibuki when she appear to be missing. Neither of them remember to check on Akane, but nothing comes of it, as Ibuki is the one who was murdered and Monokuma lifts the Despair Disease once a body is found. 8th

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* RedHerringTwist: In Chapter 3 when Nagito, Akane and Ibuki all have the Despair Disease, Hajime and Fuyuhiko go check on Nagito and then start looking for Ibuki when she appear to be missing. Neither of them remember to check on Akane, but nothing comes of it, as Ibuki is the one who was murdered and Monokuma lifts the Despair Disease once a body is found. 8th
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** The whole killing game is only possible because of this, something Junko [[LampshadeHanging lampshades explicitly at the final trial]]. Once Monokuma took on the authority of "teacher," he was forced to find loopholes in the school trip's unbreakable rules in order to create a killing game without ''also'' violating said rules. Because Usami was a highly-developed [[ArtificialIntelligence AI]], the rules bound her (and later Monokuma) as much as the students to prevent her from going rogue or acting outside the bounds of her programming. Monokuma was subsequently caught by rules meant to ensure the students' safety: not only may he not harm any students directly (unless they break a rule), he also can't allow any innocent students to die. In order to get around this, Monokuma made the "student activity" the Mutual Killing Game, both so the students began killing each other (and each murderer would need punishment, as being discovered as the blackened would be breaking the first rule, hence it fitting the "execution" formula with little effort) ''and'' to avoid being forced to intervene to save the students -- the teacher is explicitly forbidden from meddling with the student activity, ''regardless of what the student activity is''. The fourth motive, making "see how long the students can last without food or water until a killing game starts" the student activity, also matches this loophole and the "No more than 2 victims per killer" is following the "no ''excessive'' violence" aspect of the first rule in [[FromACertainPointOfView the eyes of Monokuma]].

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** The whole killing game is only possible because of this, something Junko [[LampshadeHanging lampshades explicitly at the final trial]]. Once Monokuma took on the authority of "teacher," he was forced to find loopholes in the school trip's unbreakable rules in order to create a killing game without ''also'' violating said rules. Because Usami was a highly-developed [[ArtificialIntelligence AI]], the rules bound her (and later Monokuma) as much as the students to prevent her from going rogue or acting outside the bounds of her programming. Monokuma was subsequently caught by rules meant to ensure the students' safety: not only may he not harm any students directly (unless they break a rule), he also can't allow any innocent students to die. In order to get around this, Monokuma made the "student activity" the Mutual Killing Game, both so the students began killing each other (and each murderer would need punishment, as being discovered as the blackened would be breaking the first rule, hence it fitting the "execution" formula with little effort) ''and'' to avoid being forced to intervene to save the students -- the teacher is explicitly forbidden from meddling with the student activity, ''regardless of what the student activity is''. The fourth motive, making "see how long the students can last without food or water until a killing game starts" the student activity, also matches this loophole and the "No more than 2 victims per killer" is following the "no ''excessive'' violence" aspect of the first rule in [[FromACertainPointOfView [[MetaphoricallyTrue the eyes of Monokuma]].
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* EasyLevelTrick: Racking up Monocoins - and, consequently, earning the Trophies/Achievements for earning [[{{Cap}} 999 Monocoins]] and getting [[GottaCatchEmAll every Present in the game]] - becomes a cakewalk by simply farming Monokumas in the Pet minigame. For a paltry 9 Monocoins, one can turn a whopping ''291 Monocoin profit'' in the span of under an hour, which is still considerably less time than it takes to earn a similar number of Monocoins via other methods. For bonus points, the Monokuma pet is the easiest pet to raise in the game once it reaches its evolved form, since unlike other pet types, it can’t die.

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