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Going with the tradition. Leon killed Maizono on accident, and Teruteru killed the wrong person.
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Going with the tradition. Leon killed Maizono on accident, and Teruteru killed the wrong person.person.
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Also going with tradition, Sayaka was made out as the main love interest of the game, and Fauxgami was supposedly a survivor of the previous game.
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Also going with tradition, Sayaka was made out as the main love interest of the game, and Fauxgami was supposedly a survivor of the previous game.
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Cyborg-kun's primary character arc will involve overcoming this contempt and realizing that, prisoner or no, the inmates are still human beings worthy of compassion and don't deserve to be put through mutual killing.
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Cyborg-kun's primary character arc will involve overcoming this contempt and realizing that, prisoner or no, the inmates are still human beings worthy of compassion and don't deserve to be put through mutual killing.killing.
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Going with the tradition. Leon killed Maizono on accident, and Teruteru killed the wrong person.
[[WMG: The first murder will be an accident.]]
Going with the tradition. Leon killed Maizono on accident, and Teruteru killed the wrong person.
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** I am squarely on the side of those who believe the theory is baseless. The cast silhouettes are very likely non final in positioning and even then it's not like they add to anything, are you suggesting that the muscle character is a main character? Because I find that hard to believe.
** The evidence towards the Robo-Naegi not being protag is pretty bunk as well since the new set-up is made to show the protagonist he's front and centre on the promo art on the site, has the most promotion and, as always, has an IdiotHair. Given everything, I'd honestly be surprised he isn't protag.
** Are you forgetting that the novels protagonists and their quirks? Or the dozen or so other main characters in the franchise with their own traits? Honestly, considering what happens to Naegi and Hinata at the end of their games, I'd say the only 100% "normal" protagonist is Komaru.
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[[WMG: The girl with the pigtails is the actual protagonist.]]
In the silhouettes depicting the new cast, she appears to assume the central position, while the other assumed protagonist (robo-Naegi) is off to the side. Also, after two games where the protagonists were the "normal" students in a cast of over-the-top talented students, an obvious robot seems like a bit too much of a departure. Maybe the "robo-Naegi" character is a DecoyProtagonist, and might even end up as the first victim, after which the real protagonist takes over. She doesn't have the [[IdiotHair protagonist hair]], but if there's an Ultimate Barber/Hairdresser in the cast, she might end up having an ImportantHaircut.
In the silhouettes depicting the new cast, she appears to assume the central position, while the other assumed protagonist (robo-Naegi) is off to the side. Also, after two games where the protagonists were the "normal" students in a cast of over-the-top talented students, an obvious robot seems like a bit too much of a departure. Maybe the "robo-Naegi" character is a DecoyProtagonist, and might even end up as the first victim, after which the real protagonist takes over. She doesn't have the [[IdiotHair protagonist hair]], but if there's an Ultimate Barber/Hairdresser in the cast, she might end up having an ImportantHaircut.
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In the silhouettes depicting the new cast, she appears to assume the central position, while the other assumed protagonist (robo-Naegi) is off to the side. Also, after two games where the protagonists were the "normal" students in a cast of over-the-top talented students, an obvious robot seems like a bit too much of a departure. Maybe the "robo-Naegi" character is a DecoyProtagonist, and might even end up as the first victim, after which the real protagonist takes over. She doesn't have the [[IdiotHair protagonist hair]], but if there's an Ultimate Barber/Hairdresser in the cast, she might end up having an ImportantHaircut.
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[[WMG: The girl with the pigtails is the actual protagonist.]]
In the silhouettes depicting the new cast, she appears to assume the central position, while the other assumed protagonist (robo-Naegi) is off to the side. Also, after two games where the protagonists were the "normal" students in a cast of over-the-top talented students, an obvious robot seems like a bit too much of a departure. Maybe the "robo-Naegi" character is a DecoyProtagonist, and might even end up as the first victim, after which the real protagonist takes over. She doesn't have the [[IdiotHair protagonist hair]], but if there's an Ultimate Barber/Hairdresser in the cast, she might end up having an ImportantHaircut.
In the silhouettes depicting the new cast, she appears to assume the central position, while the other assumed protagonist (robo-Naegi) is off to the side. Also, after two games where the protagonists were the "normal" students in a cast of over-the-top talented students, an obvious robot seems like a bit too much of a departure. Maybe the "robo-Naegi" character is a DecoyProtagonist, and might even end up as the first victim, after which the real protagonist takes over. She doesn't have the [[IdiotHair protagonist hair]], but if there's an Ultimate Barber/Hairdresser in the cast, she might end up having an ImportantHaircut.
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** The game takes place in a prison, though. Why would anyone just throw a random kid in there via lottery? And they wouldn't be very lucky if that WAS the case, now would they?
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[[WMG: The girl with the pigtails is the actual protagonist.]]
In the silhouettes depicting the new cast, she appears to assume the central position, while the other assumed protagonist (robo-Naegi) is off to the side. Also, after two games where the protagonists were the "normal" students in a cast of over-the-top talented students, an obvious robot seems like a bit too much of a departure. Maybe the "robo-Naegi" character is a DecoyProtagonist, and might even end up as the first victim, after which the real protagonist takes over. She doesn't have the [[IdiotHair protagonist hair]], but if there's an Ultimate Barber/Hairdresser in the cast, she might end up having an ImportantHaircut.
In the silhouettes depicting the new cast, she appears to assume the central position, while the other assumed protagonist (robo-Naegi) is off to the side. Also, after two games where the protagonists were the "normal" students in a cast of over-the-top talented students, an obvious robot seems like a bit too much of a departure. Maybe the "robo-Naegi" character is a DecoyProtagonist, and might even end up as the first victim, after which the real protagonist takes over. She doesn't have the [[IdiotHair protagonist hair]], but if there's an Ultimate Barber/Hairdresser in the cast, she might end up having an ImportantHaircut.
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** The game takes place in a prison, though. Why would anyone just throw a random kid in there via lottery? And they wouldn't be very lucky if that WAS the case, now would they?
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[[WMG: The girl with the pigtails is the actual protagonist.]]
In the silhouettes depicting the new cast, she appears to assume the central position, while the other assumed protagonist (robo-Naegi) is off to the side. Also, after two games where the protagonists were the "normal" students in a cast of over-the-top talented students, an obvious robot seems like a bit too much of a departure. Maybe the "robo-Naegi" character is a DecoyProtagonist, and might even end up as the first victim, after which the real protagonist takes over. She doesn't have the [[IdiotHair protagonist hair]], but if there's an Ultimate Barber/Hairdresser in the cast, she might end up having an ImportantHaircut.
In the silhouettes depicting the new cast, she appears to assume the central position, while the other assumed protagonist (robo-Naegi) is off to the side. Also, after two games where the protagonists were the "normal" students in a cast of over-the-top talented students, an obvious robot seems like a bit too much of a departure. Maybe the "robo-Naegi" character is a DecoyProtagonist, and might even end up as the first victim, after which the real protagonist takes over. She doesn't have the [[IdiotHair protagonist hair]], but if there's an Ultimate Barber/Hairdresser in the cast, she might end up having an ImportantHaircut.
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[[WMG: The "robot" "cyborg" character's talent is...]]
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*If he's the protagonist, then he might be the game's Lucky Student or ??? character.
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**Jossing this whole point since Kodaka never said that the character was a robot. He said he was some human who wore futuristic stuff to fit the environment.
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In the silhouettes depicting the new cast, she appears to assume the central position, while the other assumed protagonist (robo-Naegi) is off to the side. Also, after two games where the protagonists were the "normal" students in a cast of over-the-top talented students, an obvious robot seems like a bit too much of a departure.
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In the silhouettes depicting the new cast, she appears to assume the central position, while the other assumed protagonist (robo-Naegi) is off to the side. Also, after two games where the protagonists were the "normal" students in a cast of over-the-top talented students, an obvious robot seems like a bit too much of a departure.
Maybe the "robo-Naegi" character is a DecoyProtagonist, and might even end up as the first victim, after which the real protagonist takes over. She doesn't have the [[IdiotHair protagonist hair]], but if there's an Ultimate Barber/Hairdresser in the cast, she might end up having an ImportantHaircut.
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[[WMG: Cyborg-kun is a prison guard.]]
And he's not the only cyborg skulking about, but for whatever reason, he was the only one to be captured or spared. The unfortunate situation hasn't shaken his contempt for the inmates (indeed, it may have worsened it), and he initially has little interest in cooperating with them, since his job is to keep them out of "civilized society" no matter the cost--and death is very effective at that.
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[[WMG: There will be a party mechanic]].
Students who are on your 'Party' may help find evidence in the Crime Scene and have special talents during the Trials. Also, [[ShootTheShaggyDog the player will have to convict a party member some time during the trials.]]
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[[WMG: The talent designator for the students is not "Super High School Level".]]
Gifted Inmates Academy is explicitly said to be the SpiritualSuccessor to Hopes Peak. Going off this logic, it be...a bit odd, to say the least, if they retained the SHSL designator the talents. Furthermore, changing it would help push forwards a concept that the creators want to push forwards, that this is a new scenario and setting. Of course, that raises the question of how the localization would handle it...
Gifted Inmates Academy is explicitly said to be the SpiritualSuccessor to Hopes Peak. Going off this logic, it be...a bit odd, to say the least, if they retained the SHSL designator the talents. Furthermore, changing it would help push forwards a concept that the creators want to push forwards, that this is a new scenario and setting. Of course, that raises the question of how the localization would handle it...
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* Adding evidence to this, the teaser trailer shown at TGS 2015 shows a trial of 8 Kurokuma, 7 Shirokuma and one Monomi. How very suspious. Of course, it could be just part of a twist that one of the students is innocent, not the protagonist.
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[[WMG: The pigtail girl's talent is...]]
* If she's the protagonist, she might be this game's Lucky Student or ??? character, though they've done these before. If they go with ???, a new spin on the concept is if she claims not to have a talent at all, adding to the mystery of what she's doing here.
* Ultimate Mystery Writer. "Mystery writer" might be an useful talent for trials, since writing mysteries for a living would translate well to solving them.
* Ultimate Lawyer. This is a series about trials, so having a bona-fide lawyer available would obviously be helpful.
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* Ultimate Thief. He seems to have the right amount of smugness and shadiness to pull the concept off. Thief would make for an useful talent for investigations(being able to get into places he's not supposed to be).
* Ultimate Lawyer. For similar reasons as above.
* If she's the protagonist, she might be this game's Lucky Student or ??? character, though they've done these before. If they go with ???, a new spin on the concept is if she claims not to have a talent at all, adding to the mystery of what she's doing here.
* Ultimate Mystery Writer. "Mystery writer" might be an useful talent for trials, since writing mysteries for a living would translate well to solving them.
* Ultimate Lawyer. This is a series about trials, so having a bona-fide lawyer available would obviously be helpful.
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* Ultimate Thief. He seems to have the right amount of smugness and shadiness to pull the concept off. Thief would make for an useful talent for investigations(being able to get into places he's not supposed to be).
* Ultimate Lawyer. For similar reasons as above.
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* Looking at the silhouettes again, while the shorter one to the right is clearly wearing a hat, it's less clear with the one to the left. Though the head might look vaguely hatted if you squint right, those could also be hair spikes. That doesn't mean they may or may not be siblings, though.
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** "Astronaut" and "Robot" are not mutually exclusive; it could still be possible!
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Since the DR3 anime will be wrapping up the stories of Hope's Peak and Naegi, I'm guessing this game will take place in the future after the world has recovered enough from the Despairing Incident for a new school for talented students to open. Some of the new students here might be descendants of characters from the last two games.
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Since the DR3 anime ''Anime/DanganRonpa3'' will be wrapping up the stories of Hope's Peak and Naegi, I'm guessing this game will take place in the future after the world has recovered enough from the Despairing Incident for a new school for talented students to open. Some of the new students here might be descendants of characters from the last two games.
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Perhaps the DR3 anime ''Anime/DanganRonpa3'' will end with Naegi going back in time to prevent the Despairing Incident from happening. This game might therefore take place in a new timeline where Ultimate Despair failed, and the creation of this new school might be a consequence of that failure. The creators did cite ''BackToTheFuture'' as an influence in the new game during interviews.
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Maybe the "robo-Naegi" character is a DecoyProtagonist, and might even end up as the first victim, after which the real protagonist takes over. She doesn't have the [[IdiotHair protagonist hair]], but if there's an Ultimate Barber/Hairdresser in the cast, she might end up having an ImportantHaircut.
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Maybe the "robo-Naegi" character is a DecoyProtagonist, and might even end up as the first victim, after which the real protagonist takes over. She doesn't have the [[IdiotHair protagonist hair]], but if there's an Ultimate Barber/Hairdresser in the cast, she might end up having an ImportantHaircut.ImportantHaircut.
[[WMG: This game is not a complete ContinuityReboot, but takes place in the future.]]
Since the DR3 anime will be wrapping up the stories of Hope's Peak and Naegi, I'm guessing this game will take place in the future after the world has recovered enough from the Despairing Incident for a new school for talented students to open. Some of the new students here might be descendants of characters from the last two games.
[[WMG: This game takes place in an AlternateUniverse where the Despairing Incident didn't happen.]]
Perhaps the DR3 anime will end with Naegi going back in time to prevent the Despairing Incident from happening. This game might therefore take place in a new timeline where Ultimate Despair failed, and the creation of this new school might be a consequence of that failure. The creators did cite BackToTheFuture as an influence in the new game.
[[WMG: This game is not a complete ContinuityReboot, but takes place in the future.]]
Since the DR3 anime will be wrapping up the stories of Hope's Peak and Naegi, I'm guessing this game will take place in the future after the world has recovered enough from the Despairing Incident for a new school for talented students to open. Some of the new students here might be descendants of characters from the last two games.
[[WMG: This game takes place in an AlternateUniverse where the Despairing Incident didn't happen.]]
Perhaps the DR3 anime will end with Naegi going back in time to prevent the Despairing Incident from happening. This game might therefore take place in a new timeline where Ultimate Despair failed, and the creation of this new school might be a consequence of that failure. The creators did cite BackToTheFuture as an influence in the new game.
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[[WMG: The girl with the pigtails is the actual protagonist.]]
In the silhouettes depicting the new cast, she appears to assume the central position, while the other assumed protagonist (robo-Naegi) is off to the side. Also, after two games where the protagonists were the "normal" students in a cast of over-the-top talented students, an obvious robot seems like a bit too much of a departure.
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* Jossing the second one. Kodaka's official statements state the character is supposed to be a robot.
[[WMG: Two of the students are siblings.]]
The silhouettes depict two girls who are clearly wearing witch hats and are standing next to each other. This suggests that these characters are related some how. They possibly might be sisters, with the shorter one being a ChildProdigy that was able to skip grades.
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* Ultimate Teacher. He might be an upgraded version of Alter Ego, and serve a similar role to Usami from the second game in trying to reform the students under his charge.
* Ultimate Astronaut. He's not actually a robot, he's just wearing some sort of futuristic space suit.
* Ultimate Cyborg. Simple and to-the-point.
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* Ultimate Teacher. He might be an upgraded version of Alter Ego, and serve a similar role to Usami from the second game in trying to reform the students under his charge.
* Ultimate Astronaut. He's not actually a robot, he's just wearing some sort of futuristic space suit.
* Ultimate Cyborg. Simple and to-the-point.
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[[WMG: The Gifted Inmates academy is a reform school created to avoid a repeat of the Despairing Incident.]]
Like the name suggests, the new academy is designed to house those students whose talents are dangerous to society, or who have histories of criminal behavior, mental instability, or general delinquency. The founders of the new school may have recognized the inherent danger in letting these kinds of students mingle with the sane, law-abiding ones, and quarantined them out of fear that they might be susceptible to falling under the influence of another Ultimate Despair.
There might be a sister school referenced somewhere for the talented students who aren't considered dangerous.
[[WMG: The protagonist will be the one student who is innocent of any prior wrongdoing, or has no idea why they ended up at the inmates' academy.]]
The reasons why they ended up there will be one of the mysteries that will be important to the plot.
Like the name suggests, the new academy is designed to house those students whose talents are dangerous to society, or who have histories of criminal behavior, mental instability, or general delinquency. The founders of the new school may have recognized the inherent danger in letting these kinds of students mingle with the sane, law-abiding ones, and quarantined them out of fear that they might be susceptible to falling under the influence of another Ultimate Despair.
There might be a sister school referenced somewhere for the talented students who aren't considered dangerous.
[[WMG: The protagonist will be the one student who is innocent of any prior wrongdoing, or has no idea why they ended up at the inmates' academy.]]
The reasons why they ended up there will be one of the mysteries that will be important to the plot.
