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An island in the Pacific that was the site of a bloody battle in World War II. Following that, it became a site the SCP Foundation set up a lab upon. Currently, it houses two things; the artificial Ultimates being forced into killing games, and assorted creatures, monsters, and other failed experiments that have been set loose on the island.

  • Creepy Cemetery: The part of the island that Sabishī manages after joining the staff. She's warned the others that its inhabitants aren't fully at rest. A number of test subjects that died or worse are interred there, as are the victims of the killing games that happened on the island.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: Even before WWII, the island had been the site of many dark practices by Jibo's ancestor, who died on the Titanic (and may have caused it as a side effect of his rituals).
  • Meaningful Name: 'Hora', unsurprisingly, translates to 'Horror' in Japanese.
  • When Trees Attack: Some of the trees bleed and can move on their own.

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     Class 78-C 

A group of (mostly) talentless young adults who were experimented on by Jibo Momota and thrust into the first Hora Island Killing Game.

Daisuke del Rio

Ultimate Storyteller

An OC member of Class 77-A that didn't fall to Despair, ends up stuck on the island.

He is later found in the cells under the mansion, and joins the third island game. Knows Sonia from Hope's Peak.

He dies in the last trial before Halloween.

  • Despair Event Horizon: He actually already fell past it thanks to his fiancé, but channeled his despair towards trying to make the world a better place.
  • Serial Killer: Well, murderous vigilante, but he's actually Sparkling Justice.
  • Ship Tease: With a lot of girls in the games, particularly Charlotte.
  • Shout-Out: Is the main character of a (unconnected) fic series by on of the co-writers of the series. His whole being here is this trope.
  • Trauma Conga Line: He has been through a good deal of pain even before arriving on the island.

Shiro Hayashi

Ultimate Executioner

A crossdressing Japanese boy who already seems to buy into Despair's message.

See their section in the staff folder for after they joined the Staff.

Mackenzie Alaestar

Ultimate Painter

A European girl with a pale complexion.

See their section in the staff folder for after they joined the Staff.

  • Good Scars, Evil Scars: Has an unscarred right arm. This changes over the course of her game.
  • Ship Tease: Has moments with Daisuke, who only sees her as a sister.

Riku Ito

Ultimate Neko

A boy who wanted to be a Fandubber. He has instead become a cat-man.

Is driven to kill in the third case.

Lars Weyer

Ultimate Demonologist

It is people like you that make me detest humanity.

An antisocial young man. Has an interesting book.

He dies in the game.

  • Dark and Troubled Past: The older brother he looked up to was accused of raping a girl that rejected his advances. Between that, his father's subsequent alcoholism and his mother falling to Despair in the Tragedy and attempting murder suicide on her remaining child, Lars has decided that humanity (especially women) needs to be destroyed.
  • Horrifying the Horror: Even Andras gets unnerved by Lars as time goes on (the human body he's in might be affecting him).
  • Jerkass: Gets on everyone's nerves constantly.
  • Misanthrope Supreme: States he hates humanity. And plans to summon a demon to kill everyone.
  • Straw Misogynist: Seems to particularly despise women, and the act of relations with one. He's indicated that one drove someone he knew to ruin. Specifically, his brother.

Seisha Dekishi

Ultimate Samebito

A rather polite young man. Currently half-shark.

Is, rather ironically, drowned.

Jose Muerto

Ultimate Demon

A young man who's become a demon. He has a few problems with this.

He is sacrificed during the first trial.

Diego Garcia

Ultimate Eldritch

A seemingly normal person. Has an older sister.

He dies.

  • The Lancer: Seems to have a co-leadership position with Daisuke.
  • Ship Tease: Forms something with Dalila.

Ashton Acercas

Ultimate Treant

A man who has become a humanoid tree.

He dies in the Neo World Titanic Simulation, his real-life body literally reduced to mulch.

Reukra Orion

Ultimate Duplicator

A young man injected with 'Duplicator Particles'. Can now make copies of himself.

He doesn't make it.

  • Dark and Troubled Past: Was raised by a brutal father, a soldier, who didn't like his wife coddling their son. After separating the two, he forced Reukra into a brutal training regimen. Ultimately, Reukra snapped after an insult against his mother and killed the man. When he tried to escape on a boat to America, he ended up on Hora Island.
  • How Do I Shot Web?: Is still learning how to control his power.
  • Ship Tease: Falls for Haruna.

Feliks Mlynarz

Ultimate Fairy

A young man who has become a fairy. Got a set of butterfly wings out of it.

Is murdered in the Titanic simulation.

  • Nice Guy: Just wanted a talent to help his younger brother.

Charlotte Loire

Ultimate Siren

A young lady who wanted to be a Singer, like Sayaka. She instead became a fish-like creature.

Seemingly dies falling off a cliff in the first game, but actually survives.

Ibb Roos

Ultimate Runecrafter

A mysterious woman that was stuck in a painting. She was also an SCP asset.

She is the killer of the Titanic case.

Kanemoto Mizuki

Ultimate Pokemon Trainer

A young woman who's found herself the leader of a Pokemon team. She's fine with this, despite the kidnapping.

Dies with most of her team fending off Pyramid Head.

Eris Stone

Ultimate Medusa

A young Grecian woman with a mysterious past.

  • Dark and Troubled Past: Alludes to something in her past she needed to atone for. She later admits she was forced to bomb the Athens Acropolis to save her sisters after the death of her parents.
  • Gorgeous Gorgon: Is actually very beautiful, despite the snakes and green skin. She's seen without them on the Titanic.
  • Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Has a fear of snakes. Naturally, her hair is now made of them.

Mariana Núnez

Ultimate Manakete

A young woman who can now turn into a dragon.

She's killed by one of Jibo's experiments.

Dalila 'Lila' Wekesa

Ultimate Dryad

A young woman with a rather friendly disposition.

Dies during the game, leaving behind a tree where she was buried.

Kate Scott

Ultimate Zombie

A young woman who wanted to be a nurse. Has somehow become a zombie.

Gets chopped in half by Nick.

Nyx Layla

Ultimate Halfling

A young woman, possibly alien in nature.

  • The Littlest Cancer Patient: Is actually human, and was tragically born with AIDS.
  • Shout-Out: Her backstory (being a young girl with a fatal disease) sounds similar to Yuuki from Sword Art Online.

Haruna Shirai

Supreme Hostess

A young woman fresh off a shipwreck. Is from an American talent school.

She escaped the island.

Miya Ainara

S-Class Missing Persons Inspector

A hyperactive young girl who was accepted into Winter's Crest Academy. Really enjoys playing Pokemon.

She's decapitated by a Minotaur.

Bethany Yonaga

Ultimate Pele

Angie Yonaga's younger sister, now a volcano being. An Atua priestess and Oracle.

Miyaki Hanao

Ultimate Frankenstein

A former member of the would've-been class 80, she has somehow been revived on Hora Island.

She actually manages to escape the island.

Alice?

A young woman who appears to be Alice Bailey, but recalls the space games ending with all her loved ones dying.

She escapes the island, taking on the name Layla.

     Class 79-C 

A group of formerly talentless students trapped in the Mansion for the island's second killing game.

  • Statuesque Stunner: A lot of the participants are on the tall side of things, and easy on the eyes.
  • World of Technicolor Hair: Downplayed.
    • Sabishi's hair is light blue, Brooke's has a streak of neon green and Kelley's hair became dark green after she was transformed into a banshee.

Eric Smith

Ultimate Cryptozoologist

A young North American boy with an interest in the unexplained. Actually got what he wanted with his talent.

He dies on the last night of the game.

  • Nice Guy: Tries to keep the peace amongst everyone.

Gary Ashwood

Ultimate Egyptologist

A Spanish-Egyptian man with an interest in ancient Egypt.

He doesn’t survive.

John Michelson

Ultimate Paleobotanist

...

A quiet young American man with knowledge of prehistoric plant life.

He becomes the game's second killer.

Harris Tavorian

Ultimate Bad Luck

My name's Harris Tavorian, and according to this journal of mine, I've become the Ultimate Bad Luck, apparently. Because my life didn't suck enough already, I guess.

A young American man with a streak of bad luck to his name.

He dies the second day in, crushed by a falling chandelier he'd accidentally loosened while cheering that he wasn't he first to die.

  • Asshole Victim: A minor case in comparison to most, but his first response to discovering that someone had died was to celebrate that it wasn't him.
  • Butt-Monkey: Most of his screen-time involves him getting injured in some way. The other subjects even forgot to bury him after he died, like they did with the rest of the dead subjects.
    • Even extends to a meta level: His own creator keeps forgetting he exists.
  • Properly Paranoid: Was convinced he'd be the first to die given his talent. He wasn't. Technically.

Shawn Wagner

Ultimate Scarecrow

A cynical young American man who has become a living scarecrow. He takes issue with this.

Is driven feral and eventually put down by Shiro. Probably.

  • Hearing Voices: Starts hearing the voices of his aunt and doctor as the game goes on.
  • No Social Skills: When he actually does speak to anyone, he's incredibly blunt and tactless about it. Growing up in a hospital will do that.
  • The Paranoiac: Refuses to trust anyone, given the circumstances.
  • Sanity Slippage: Starts to experience this as the game goes on.
  • Scary Scarecrows: Actually isn't this trope, even if he is a jerk. This changes after the end of the game.

Adrien deGyle

Ultimate Opera Phantom

An Italian guy with a half-mask over his face.

Is found dead in the second case.

Ryan York

Ultimate Gargoyle

A Californian man who wanted to become an Ultimate with a basket ball theme. Has instead become a tall mass of living rock.

Is the first person killed in his game.

Logan Acker

Ultimate Golem

A young Canadian boy who's been turned into a golem. He doesn't like this very much.

He's the culprit of his game's first case, having been forced to kill Ryan in self-defense.

  • Nice Guy: Seemed rather unthreatening, in spite of his appearance.

Sabishī

Ultimate Undertaker

A fourteen year old Japanese girl with a pale complexion.

See her section in the staff folder for after she joined the Staff.

Alexis Gold

Ultimate Latin-American Mythologist

Descanse em paz.

A young woman from Brazil with an interest in ancient Central-and-South American cultures.

Elle Grant

Ultimate Paleontologist

A young American woman with an interest in dinosaurs. Has a tattoo across her back.

Is the execution victim of the third case.

Clarisse Tell

Ultimate Markswoman

A young woman from New York City. She grew up amongst Swiss immigrants.

Brooke Douglas

Ultimate Gillanoid

A Floridian girl with a love of fish. She joined the AUP to become the Ultimate Ichthyologist. It did not work at all.

See her section in the staff folder for tropes after she joined the Staff.

  • I Just Want to Be Special: Was obsessed with becoming an 'Ultimate Ichthyologist', to the point of jumping at the chance to be made an Ultimate.
  • Like Brother and Sister: Saw Kelley as a surrogate younger sister. Is devastated, and furious, when she dies.

Victoria Masry

Ultimate Mummy

A girl of mixed British and Egyptian descent. Was hoping to get a medicinal talent.

  • Combat Tentacles: Could possibly use her bandages like this.
  • Guilt Complex: Has issues with the fact her mother's ancestors (archaeologists) essentially pillaged Egyptian tombs (her father's Egyptian).
  • The Leader: Establishes herself as this amongst the group.
  • Scars Are Forever: Her entire body from her neck down is covered in scars from her bandages. Fortunately, her clothes cover them completely.
  • Survivor's Guilt: Has a case of this regarding getting to sit out the Tragedy in a well-protected bunker.
  • White Gloves: Sports a pair that goes up to her elbows (though her sleeves hide them).

Kelley Devlyn

Ultimate Banshee

I-I swear this wasn't somethin' I'd planned on, and hope ya don't tink less o' me for uh, th-this.

A rather shy Irish girl. Turning into a harbinger of death from her own country seems to have rattled her rather badly.

Is tragically murdered as the third case victim.

  • The Cutie: A nice, innocent young girl that blushes with excitement when eating Novoselician pancakes.
  • Funetik Aksent: Her Irish accent is present in the text.
  • Hidden Depths: Can have a potentially dirty mind, as evidenced by her of all people coming up with a (semi-)dirty joke to tease Victoria with. She also previously attempted suicide.
  • Nice Girl: Is rather sweet and unthreatening, even offering a helping hand to two fellow participants that had just been turned into horrifying monsters. Is outright called the nicest girl in the cast after her death.
  • Scars Are Forever: Has a barely-visible scar on her wrist. She got it when she considered killing herself out of grief over her father's death.

Teresa Enchino

Ultimate Sphinx

A Greek/Egyptian woman who's become a sphinx. She doesn't seem to be bothered, in spite of the physical changes.

Murdered Kelley to escape, then got killed on her way to the exit.

     Class 80-C 

A group of talentless students (and a falcon) who were experimented on (some against their will) to gain talents. Currently trapped in a haunted mansion.

  • Gender-Equal Ensemble: Played straight (granted, one male's a bird, but still). Less so when accounting for the staff. However if you don't count Jibo there are four males and four females. Then another girl joins the group. Fixed in the next chapter, by having another guy join.
  • World of Technicolor Hair:
    • Hikyou has snow white hair, Alpha has seaweed green hair with shades of teal on the ends, Nozomi's is dark blue (light blue prior to the experiments), Teleios's feathers are silver with the ends of his wings and tail being dark grey, Ariana has white streaks running through her hair, Chase's is grey and Rembrandt's is an icy blonde.

Hikyou Usotsuki

Ultimate Loser

People like you are always trying to be hopeful, but when the chips are down people will choose survival over all else.

A Japanese/British boy who wanted to better himself by getting an Ultimate talent. It didn't work in the slightest.

He's killed on the second night.

  • Be Careful What You Wish For: He wanted to get an ultimate talent so he could stop being a loser. It backfires on him. Fatally.
  • Blessed with Suck: His talent is literally being a loser. Whether that affected his status as the (more or less) first death is unknown.
  • The Cynic: Doesn't have much faith in the other students not killing people, knowing how the other killing games went. Considering what happens to him later on, he had every reason to be paranoid.
  • Decoy Protagonist: Looks like he'll be the main character, even having some opening narration. Then he dies second in chapter 4.
  • Hiding Behind Your Bangs: Keeps his hair parted to cover his scarred left eye.
  • Sex Signals Death: The next time we see him after a Fade to Black with Ariana, he's been stabbed to death in the forest.
  • Scars Are Forever: Has several on his chest and stomach, as well as a particularly nasty one over his left eye.
  • Ship Tease: With Kiyomi and later Ariana. He even hooks up with the latter.

Rembrandt van Vuuren

Ultimate Exorcist

A smile is something that is given when nothing else is asked for in return.

A short statured Dutch man who has become an exorcist. At nineteen years of age, he is the second oldest among the students. Wanted to be a Priest.

Is found dead during the Zombie attack. It was self-inflicted.

  • Befriending the Enemy: Is seemingly attempting to do so with the gravekeeper, Sabishī. Apparently, he sees a lot in common with her, including taking up a name of their own.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: His parents sold him on the black market at a young age, and he was bought by a group of government toppling terrorists. He knew what they were doing was wrong, but acted as though he felt nothing on the matter. Then he blew up a church during a children's choir, and left the group shortly thereafter.
  • Driven to Suicide: To avoid succumbing to a zombie bite.
  • Humans Are the Real Monsters: Or that some are at least just as bad. Starts thinking a little along these lines after meeting Shiro.
  • In-Series Nickname: More commonly referred to as "Remy", which he himself encourages.
  • Meaningful Rename: Wasn't actually given a name, he named himself Rembrandt.
  • Speaking Like Totally Teen: Despite typically speaking in a formal manner, he is fond of referring to others as "dude".
  • Token Religious Teammate: Strongly implied to be of the Roman Catholic faith.
  • Well-Intentioned Extremist: Posthumously tried to cause a mistrial in the hope's of getting at least half of the class out (banking on the idea that Syd wouldn't just kill the other half and end the game then).
  • Zombie Infectee: The reason he chose to kill himself.

Samuel Botha

Ultimate Hunter

Anyone who aligns themselves with despair deserves nothing less than death.

A white South African who has become a hunter. Can slip into his native tongue when stressed, and has clearly been through some testing experiences thanks to the Tragedy. Wanted to be an Ultimate Diplomat.

He survives and is rescued.

  • Berserk Button: The Despairs, to a similar level as Munakata during Danganronpa 3. He's stated outright if not for the killing game in place, he would likely go on a killing spree against the staff (it's unclear if that includes the less antagonistic members of the staff as well, such as Sabishī and Sebastian), and burn down the mansion for good measure.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: Mentioned he has seen Child Soldiers do some horrible things. To say nothing of living through the Tragedy.
    • It's later established that his whole country was destroyed by Despair, with the Despair video affecting many of its citizens. Specifically, whites were brainwashed to attack blacks, who responded in kind. Samuel expressly calls it genocide.
    • It's eventually revealed he himself is an ex-Despair.
  • Defector from Decadence: Used to be a killer for Ultimate Despair.
  • Everyone Has Standards: While he has been distrustful of the monster students, even he couldn't let Nozomi and Ariana going running off on their own to find Kitai after curfew.
  • Expy: An unintentional one; of Munakata, as an imposingly built figure who prefers bladed weapons and has a Murder Is the Best Solution attitude towards Despair. Doesn't completely go over the deep end though.* 
  • Precision F-Strike: Delivers a very angered one upon finding Hikyou's dead body. And again when he laments having become a hunter stereotype instead of a diplomat.
  • The Stoic: Has a very reserved personality and isn't easily shocked or flabbergasted. Except when his buttons are pressed.
  • Well-Intentioned Extremist: Edges a bit towards this regarding the Despairs, but hasn't gone full out yet. Did get close to outright murdering Mackenzie in a rage at one point, though.

Alpha-Nibiru Nakamura

Ultimate Extraterrestrial

A nervous, formerly Japanese boy that has become an alien. And yet, he claims to be an actual alien. Came back to earth with Jibo after his time in space.

Had a sister named Omega.

Is killed as the second trial's blackened, having killed in self-defense.

  • Shrinking Violet: Is very shy and hesitant around others.
  • Telepathy: He can apparently read minds, although he insists that he wouldn't do so under normal circumstances, out of consideration for the privacy of others.
  • Transhumanism: Has become half-alien, losing his ethnicity (and memory of being human at all, apparently) in the process.

Jizoku Suru/Seishin Bondye

Ultimate Zombie

Kekeke. Those who split up from the group are always the first to die. That's classic horror movie knowledge.

A tanned Japanese man who has apparently become a zombie. He seems okay with this, surprisingly.

Is finally, permanently, killed by Freddy Kruger in the dream realm. Only for Seishin to come back, then die saving the cast.

  • Blood Knight: Refers to fighting the monsters in the woods as fun, and thinks of it as playing. Could be full on Ax-Crazy depending how far he would actually take his fun.
  • Cloud Cuckoo Lander: He comes across as very loopy and odd, even without the Blood Knight tendencies and probably justified lack of common knowledge. He's been compared to Major Kong. Seishin is much calmer and more stable.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: Was the Ultimate Voodoo Practitioner of Hope's Peak Class 54. After his powers started negatively affecting him (making him more zombie like and apparently giving him schizophrenia), he (fearing he'd harm his lover Sozo and their unborn child) turned to his classmate and friend, Jibo Momota, for help. Unfortunately, Jibo turned him into a lab rat in a (futile) attempt to save his fiancé Yukiko, eventually turning him into a zombie.
  • Dreadlock Warrior: Goes along with his Blood Knight tendencies, especially when he faces off against Slenderman.
  • Fish out of Temporal Water: Thinks it's several months after 'the spring of [19]92', so he's definitely been out of commission for awhile. Later confirmed he's been an experiment since the nineties.
  • Heroic Suicide: Saves the group from a lethal curse by absorbing it into himself.
  • Resurrective Immortality: When his head was twisted 180 degrees, while his heart was confirmed to have stopped he just fell down for a minute, then got back up and twisted it back into place. Apparently, he's where the cloning technology gets its Healing Factor from (thankfully without a delayed effect of turning people into zombies (hopefully). It takes being burned to ash by a magic curse to finally kill him off.
  • Signature Laugh: Kekeke.
  • Small Role, Big Impact: Small compared to the rest of the series, anyway, but it's eventually confirmed he's been an experiment for years now (with history with Syd and Jibo and a lack of knowledge concerning cellphones and the Tragedy), and as mentioned above, has ties to the cloning process Jibo Momota developed.
  • Spanner in the Works: His interference saving Hikyou and Kiyomi from the Slenderman prevented Jana from getting to make use of the first night motive and foiled an otherwise brilliant plan.
    • He also ends up foiling Alexander's posthumous attack by absorbing the curse from everyone else.
  • The Tease: Hits on everyone and everything.
  • Transhuman Treachery: Is completely fine with being a zombie, and seems a bit too okay with his current circumstances. Isn't actively evil, though. Stays loyal to the group to the end, as Jizoku and Seishin.
  • Walking Shirtless Scene: Wears no shirt, just an open jacket.

Chase Actaeonis

Ultimate Werewolf

A Native-American boy who can transform into primal form and fully shift into a wolf.

He survives and escapes.

Kitai "Kit" Riveros

Ultimate Merman

But when I close my eyes, I only see monsters.

A seven year old Costa Rican boy who can turn into a merman.

Is killed the second night of the game.

Alexander Fotia

Ultimate Sorcerer

While what Jana did was painful, I refuse to let it change me. I decided that I would bring love into this world after being shown cruelty as a child.

A Greek man who has gained knowledge of the magical arts.

Is the culprit of the fifth case, and an insane serial killer known as Greek Fire.

  • Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Acts nice and friendly, but is really an insane serial killer and agent of Ultimate Despair. Oddly, he seems to realize no one else enjoys burning people the way he does, but still wants to share the experience all the same.
  • Casting a Shadow: Can create and shape darkness into tangible objects.
  • The Dragon: To the true mastermind behind everything, Junko Enoshima.
  • Elemental Powers: Only showed fire magic at first but is slowly showing off more.
  • Kill It with Fire: He's burned to death in an Iron Bull. He just enjoyed the experience.
  • Personality Powers: Matching the positive traits for fire Alexander seems to have quite a warm, comforting and passionate personality. And matching the negative traits, he's wild and destructive once fully unleashed.
  • Playing with Fire: He can make and extinguish fireballs with seemingly little effort.
  • Power Dyes Your Hair: His hair becomes fully orange once he starts using a certain amount of fire. Seems to even become fire once he really kicks up his usage.
  • Pyromaniac: Gets off on burning things. Mainly people.
  • Sadist: Kills because he enjoys the suffering he causes.
  • Secret-Keeper: Knew that Akeno was Junko, and was her willing servant.
  • Serial Killer: Is a psychotic one known as Greek Fire, responsible for burning and posing multiple corpses across Greece.
  • Scars Are Forever: Has a burn scar on his right cheek. And his hands are completely burnt.
  • Ship Tease: With Akeno, his vampiric queen. Also Jana, who he actually sleeps with first.
    • Subverted when it turns out he didn't care about either of them. That said, Akeno was the only one he didn't curse at the end. Turns out, there was a reason for that.
  • Taking You with Me: Nearly kills everyone left in the cast (except Akeno) with a fire curse after dying, but gets thwarted at the end.
  • Walking Shirtless Scene: Well, he wears a shirt but he makes no attempt to button it. No one in the cast seems to mind so far.

Kiyomi Kirigiri

Ultimate Paranormal Investigator

I may not be the Ultimate Detective, but I believe my skill set will still prove useful.

A member of the Kirigiri family (Kyoko's cousin whom she's never met) with a newly acquired specialty towards the paranormal. Expresses herself far more openly than her cousin.

She's an unwitting killer of the first case, having been controlled by the Slenderman to kill Hikyou. Currently trapped in a mirror. She gets revived during the Zombie attack, and goes on to escape with the others.

Alejandra Garcia

Ultimate Horror Writer

My, this will make for a great novel, indeed.

A Mexican girl with a recently acquired talent for writing horror. Has a brother who gave her the crow necklace she wears and probably likes The Raven.

She survives and escapes the island.

Hana Sugimoto

Ultimate Spirit Channeler

A young Japanese girl who has supposedly gained the ability to channel spirits.

She survives and escapes the island.

  • It Runs in the Family: Subverted as she claims the rest of her family can work with spirits naturally, unlike her.

Jana Almathali

Ultimate Djinn

If you're lucky I might even make your greatest wish come true.

An Egyptian girl who has become a djinn. She's okay with this.

The willing killer of Kitai in trial one. Currently enslaved in a lamp.

  • A God Am I: Claims she would be seen as a 'goddess' outside of the island, hence her desire to escape.
  • Amazing Technicolor Population: Has blue skin, courtesy of the experiments.
  • And I Must Scream: Her fate in the lamp.
  • Asshole Victim: Was unrepentant about killing a seven year old, or trying to kill people on the first night.
  • Fate Worse than Death: Gets turned in to a genie (which is different from a djinn, presumably the lamp) and trapped in a lamp for eternity. She even calls it as much. And this is before being teleported somewhere far away from the island and any humans.
  • I Just Want to Be Free: Says as much in her execution. It seems to hint toward some similar issue in her past she hoped to escape from.
  • Ironic Hell: She wanted to 'be free' when she went to the AUP. She's currently trapped in a lamp for eternity.
  • It's All About Me: Was willing to kill to escape and use her powers in the post-Tragedy world. Not for the sake of others, however, but because she would be placed on a pedestal and revered for bringing them 'hope'.
  • The Power of Creation: Jana was able to make a diamond form in the palm of her hand. However it tires her to do so. She was somehow aware of this power by the first night, and could conjure a Slenderman.
  • Ship Tease: Sleeps with Alexander. Subverted as it was actually just to get an alibi.
  • Stripperiffic: Her top anyway has a low cut and is cropped.
  • Uncertain Doom: Was teleported somewhere after her use during the zombie attack.
    • Reappears in Oasis.
  • Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Her inaction towards what should have been a clear sign of something bad happening, contributed to the deaths of Kitai and Hikyou. Subverted as it was part of her plan.
  • Villainous Breakdown: As she gets closer to being exposed in the trial, she becomes more unhinged until she gives a full-blown Motive Rant.

Nozomi Nara

Ultimate Succubus

If this is some weird dream, I'm ready to wake up now.

A formerly underweight Japanese girl living on the streets, this young lady has become a voluptuous creature with an eight-foot wingspan. She doesn't actually seem to like this much, presumably because of the horns, wings, and tail (the bit about being abducted and experimented on against her will probably doesn't help either).

Is related to Hayate and Shuhei (apparently by adoption).

Is decapitated by Jason Voorhees during the trip to the SCP base.

  • Action Girl: Fights off the undead during the zombie attack, even forming a suit of armor around herself for protection.
  • Forced Transformation: Zigzagged, She certainly didn't ask for her new form and she can't change back, though it doesn't match the usual methods or results of the trope.
  • How Do I Shot Web?: Is trying to learn how to fly with Teleios' help.
  • Odd Friendship: Seems to develop one with Teleios, who aids her in learning to use her wings.
    • And one (apparently) with Ariana following the first trial. It grows from friendship.

Colleen Brennan

Ultimate Dullahan

People I get close to tend to meet grisly fates, so I've tried to avoid letting anyone close.

A dark-skinned Irish girl who has been turned into a Dullahan. This leaves her head attached to her body only by a red scarf, to her clear dislike.

Is turned into a zombie during the outbreak and put down.

  • And Then Colleen Was A Zombie: Dies and zombifies during the attack. She's quickly incinerated by Alexander.
  • 13 Is Unlucky: She is listed as the 13th student, and has claimed that she is cursed.
  • Doom Magnet: Implies that death follows her, and becoming a Dullahan has not helped this.

Ariana Von Schwarz

Ultimate Kitsune

A German-American woman who, at age twenty, is presumably the only humanoid adult (currently) in the game. Wanted to be an Ultimate Folklore Researcher, but has instead become a kitsune, down to the foxtails (not that she's complaining).

She survives and escapes the island.

  • Gratuitous German: Releases this at times, usually when she swears.
  • Parental Substitute: Acts like one to Kitai (though he calls her Auntie Ari). It doesn’t last long.
  • Ship Tease: Hooks up with Hikyou early on. It also doesn’t last long.
    • Seems to be getting feelings for Nozomi as well. They hook up.
  • Someone To Remember Her By: Gets impregnated by Nozomi.
  • The Storyteller: Ariana can remember a lot of folktales and legends. And telling bedtime fairytale stories to Kit reminds her of them.

Maya Amano

Ultimate Dragon Tamer

A Japanese girl who has gained the ability to tame dragons. She has an actual pet dragon named Henry.

She survives to escape the island.

  • Dark and Troubled Past: Was raised by an abusive grandparent after her parents died. He thought of her as a 'useless cripple'.
  • Official Couple: Gets together with Chase as the story goes on, even officially becoming his 'mate'.
  • O.O.C. Is Serious Business: Becomes noticeably more aggressive when discovering that Jana's lamp could be used for healing, angrily demanding access to it before learning it's irreversibly disappeared.
  • Plucky Girl: One of the most optimistic students in the group, at least for now.

Henry

screech

Maya's pet Dragon. For most of the story is small enough to rest on her shoulders.

  • Team Pet: Serves this role for the third game.

Teleios (Aka King Raptor of Destiny)

Ultimate Familiar

Ha, ha tremble, mortals, for you stand in the presence of Teleios, King Raptor of Destiny!

An Icelandic Gyrfalcon born and raised in Japan by Gundham Tanaka. Currently, at age ten (adult age in falcon years), he has somehow acquired a talent (alongside human-level intelligence) and ended up in a Killing Game.

He survives to escape the island, and even learns how to transform into a human at some point.

  • Animal Companion: His job even before getting a talent.
  • Bond Creature: Can share his eyesight and wing muscle memory with others, something Nozomi is quite appreciative of.
  • Expy: Has clearly adopted his former master's mannerisms.
  • Noble Bird of Prey: A bit more of a literal example, as he earnestly considers himself a king.
  • Proud Warrior Race Guy: He takes offense to people insulting birds of prey, as well as referring to him as a rooster.

Akeno Shujinmo

Ultimate Vampire

Feel free to interview me anytime mortal!

A Japanese woman who has become a vampire. Has an appropriately gothic look. Wanted to be an Ultimate Film Director, but seems fine with her current talent (thirst notwithstanding).

Is actually Junko Enoshima, and escapes the island.

  • Break the Cutie: Doesn't take it well learning her lover never cared about her (having only used her to release his lusts), but was also a serial killer. Except this was an act between them.
  • Drama Queen: Intentionally acts like one at times to fit her new vampiric status, though she can drop it when she wants (like when she worries she's hurt Alexander). She seems to drop it more permanently once Alexander's true nature is revealed, but not really.
  • Expy: Once the revelation of her real identity is made clear... she's virtually the closest Danganronpa has to the one and only Dio Brando/DIO, being a Large Ham, sadistic, and domination-seeking Big Bad who rejects her humanity and becomes a vampire.
  • Fiery Redhead: An energetic young woman with long red hair. Now, what was Junko’s real hair colour again? The reveal also makes her an Evil Redhead.
  • Friendly Neighborhood Vampire: A vampire and (theatrics aside) a genuinely nice person. Except not really.
  • Interplay of Sex and Violence: Has to drink blood from others, seems to get a thrill out of doing so.
  • Large Ham: Has these moments:
    Behold! I am Queen Akeno Shujinmo, the matron of all vampires!
  • Leg Focus: She has long and shapely legs according to the character description.
  • Perky Goth: Subverted. She isn't actually a goth (but is very energetic), but spent a lot of her youth traveling Romania with her horror-film-making father and historian mother. She picked up a few things. She went with this backstory delibrately.
  • Ship Tease: With fellow dramatic Alexander. Oddly enough she seems to encourage him flirting and sleeping with other women. Turns out, they're both Despairs.
  • Shout-Out: Deliberately Makes one to Interview with the Vampire. Then explains what she's referencing.
  • Signature Laugh: Fufufu! Actually Pupupu!
  • Superpower Lottery: The experiments made her much faster and stronger than most people. She can also make teleportation portals.
  • Wall Crawl: Can pull this off (ceilings too), to her visible enjoyment.
  • Was It All a Lie?: Asks this of Alexander regarding their relationship. It was on his part. Technically both of their parts.

     The Staff 

The people who are helping to run the killing games on the island. Initially exempt from the Killing Games, though during the third game this has become subject to change.

  • Big Bad Ensemble: Are this collectively. Mainly Jibo and Kuuma and Saino and Syd, with the rest as henchmen to one degree or another. Junko is a scret addition in the third game.
  • Dwindling Party: Members keep dying, disappearing, or defecting during the third game.
  • World of Technicolor Hair:
    • Jibo's hair is purple with streaks of grey, Kinsei's hair has multiple shades of purple, half of Kuuma's hair is white, Syd's is light silver, Saino's hair was silver before she was turned into a dragon, the right side of Sebastian's hair is white, Mackenzie has pink streaks running through her hair and Shiro's hair is pastel pink at the bottom (pastel blue back when they were a participant). Sabishi and Brooke are listed above.
  • Unwitting Pawn: To Junko. Only Jibo, Kinsei, Kuuma, Saino, and Shiro knew that she was involved at all.

Doctor Jibo Momota

Ultimate Biologist

A Japanese male and a graduate of Hope's Peak Class 54 who is the mastermind of the island's Killing Game. See his section in the 'Ultimate Despair' folder for further details.

  • Big Bad: of House of Horrors. Initially.
  • Dirty Old Man: It's mentioned that at least three of the girl students have had their hormones affected, leading to increased sex drives. There's no discernible logical reason for why this is.

Kinsei Momota

Ultimate Alchemist

We don't need to tell you squat, little miss test subject. All you need to know is this game's happening, and it's not gonna stop until we say so.

One of Jibo Momota's more loyal children. Helps keep the second Killing Game running with his homunculus creation, Kuuma. Kind of a jerk even at the best of times.

Did not survive the second game.

  • Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas: Seems to deeply care about his mother, if his reaction to A revived Dylan insulting her is any indication.
  • Faux Affably Evil: Acts relatively goofy and childish. Then beats a man to death for insulting his mother.
  • Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Other staff members don't like him very much.
  • The Dragon: Loyal supporter to his father, and had a prominent role during the first mansion-focused game on the island.
  • The Gadfly: Loves to insult people, just because.

Kuuma

Ultimate Homunculus

A homunculus with a very familiar color palette. He works as the mastermind's assistant.

Is rather abruptly killed on the fourth night of the third game by a sudden tentacle.

  • Dragon Ascendant: Takes over the third killing game after Jibo Momota's death. Briefly.
  • Expy: Of Monokuma, in personality and coloration. And position of power in the Killing Game.
  • Secret-Keeper: The only one, even amongst the staff, who knows who committed the first killing.

Syd Sabrer

Ultimate Surgeon

A (seemingly) 19-year-old light-silver-haired Canadian man who is the resident doctor of the mansion staff. A Hope's Peak alumni, and one very annoyed by the students that gained their talents via experiments.

Is found mauled to death the day before Halloween.

Saino Terazawa aka Xolzrucronth

Ultimate Dragonologist

If you think all of these beings, including yourself, are merely a product of science, you're even more foolish than I thought.

A (formerly) Japanese woman who has become a humanoid dragon and somehow joined the mansion staff. She serves as the librarian and has unseen friends she speaks with.

She was the only one on the staff to not be a doctor or an Ultimate, but had a wild imagination as a child and was recruited for her supernatural knowledge.

Leaves the island after killing Sabishī.

  • An Ice Person: Can breathe ice. To lethal effect.
  • The Dragon: Pun aside, she's the one who provided the supernatural know-how for making the Artificials.
  • Dragon with an Agenda: More interested in replacing humanity with monsters than the Killing Game, even disappearing in a manner that caught Syd off-guard.
  • Four Eyes, Zero Soul: Wore glasses as a human.
  • Hearing Voices: Even before she became a dragon, she heard the voices of Rathai, Aurora and Sakhka; two dragons and a wyvern. She calls them her “friends”.
  • I Was Quite the Looker: Was actually rather beautiful as a human, before becoming a dragon.
  • Locked Out of the Loop: Knew Junko was on the island, didn't know Alexander was working for her as well.
  • Nightmare Fetishist: Even before becoming one, she had a fascination with dragons, getting particularly excited at seeing Mariana turn into one.
  • Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Leaves the island after her purposes are fulfilled, taking her formula with her.
  • Sequel Hook: Is last seen releasing her monster formula into London, before teleporting to another location.
  • Transhumanism: Is stated to be more dragon than human. Regards her new form as her 'true self'.

Sebastian Cornelez

Ultimate Butler

My job is to make this bleak existence as comforting as possible.

A twenty-something Novoselician male who works as a servant at the mansion. Is another Hope's Peak alumni.

He escapes with the participants.

  • Blackmail: He's being blackmailed by the mastermind to work for him. Specifically, his wife and children are being threatened.
  • Defector from Decadence: Effectively quits the staff after learning his wife is dead and his children have been rescued.
  • Happily Married: Says as much early on. He even has children already. His wife is, unfortunately, dead.
  • Locked Out of the Loop: Was unaware that Junko Enoshima was involved in the third game.
  • Token Good Teammate: Amongst the staff, apparently. He has stated that he has no choice in being involved in the killing game (see above), and wants to make things as comfortable as possible for the students.

Later additions * 

Individuals who joined the staff after the beginnings of the game.

  • Locked Out of the Loop: Besides the Executioner, they were all unaware that Junko Enoshima was on the island, let alone involved in the third game.

Shiro Hayashi

Ultimate Executioner

Alright, everyone. It's just about time for the trial. Then I get to show my stuff with the execution!

A bright and cheerful looking Japanese teenager...who has been turned into an executioner and seems to be a member of Ultimate Despair. Serves as the 'Punisher' who devises the executions.

He escapes with Junko.

  • Creepy Crossdresser: Is actually a boy in a wig, as his lover Mackenzie knows.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: Is a survivor of one of the Island's last two killing games (specifically the first). Was also locked in a sensory deprivation chamber at one point.
  • Despair Event Horizon: Truly crosses it when his pregnant lover is murdered, even stating he only has despair now.
  • Even Evil Has Loved Ones: He and Mackenzie genuinely love each other. He's overjoyed to hear she's pregnant, and devastated when she's murdered.
  • Expy: Very Junko-like in happy temperament. And taste in entertainment.
  • Final Boss: Takes this position as the only remaining staff member when Syd dies near the end. Except he's still taking orders from Junko.
  • Genki Girl: Very vibrant and hyperactive. It really contrasts with her talent and job.
  • Nightmare Fetishist: Is overjoyed at the prospect of conducting brutal executions in the game.
  • O.O.C. Is Serious Business: Gets completely serious near the end of the third game when Nicholas shows up alive again.
  • Sadist: Clearly derives pleasure from the suffering of others, as evidenced by the above trope.
  • Sole Survivor: Of the staff by the end of the month.

Mackenzie Alaestar

Ultimate Painter

Should either of you expire, I will make sure your legacy lives on.

A European girl with a death obsession who is on the staff. She is the curator of the mansion gallery.

She's murdered in the dream realm.

  • Blue-and-Orange Morality: Earnestly wants others to appreciate her art and is downcast when they don't. Said art depicts the various executions of past killing games.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: Is a survivor of the Island's first killing game (the current one is the third). This is presumably when she was broken into despair.
  • Despair Event Horizon: Has crossed it, and seems to think Samuel might eventually cross it too.
    Living is a struggle, so you fight tooth and nail to survive, hoping that good things will come your way. But, no matter how hard you try, it has to end. When it does, you become truly blessed, being freed from such a cruel existence.
  • Dissonant Serenity: While she sometimes gets a little sad that people don't understand her art, she is far calmer and collected when working on a piece. Even when people threaten to burn down all her work and promise to haunt her.
  • Nightmare Fetishist: Is fascinated with painting the deaths of others. Probably part of the reason she's in a relationship with the executioner.
  • Scars Are Forever: Has burns and cuts all over her right arm. She didn't have them when the first killing game started.
  • Teen Pregnancy: Is impregnated by Shiro by late October. She's murdered shortly after revealing this to him.
  • Unholy Matrimony: Is romantically involved with Shiro.

Sabishī

Ultimate Undertaker

I like being around the dead more than the living... People who are alive can hurt you, the dead can't. At least most can't, not as badly as if they were alive...

A woman of unknown nationality who serves as a gravekeeper and tends to speak in the third person. She's already prepared spots in the graveyard for all the students.

Is killed shortly during the Necronomicon motive.

  • Being Tortured Makes You Evil: A downplayed example, but she only joined the staff after her game when she was put through torture.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: Was born to Abusive Parents who constantly belittled her. She ended up spending an excessive amount of time hiding in a morgue during the Tragedy, and came to care for them more than living people. She was also forced to go through the island's second killing game before being tortured into joining the staff. She also lost her Implied Love Interest in a failed escape attempt, after a friend betrayed her.
  • Maddened Into Misanthropy: Her experiences during and after her killing game served to break her.
  • Meaningful Rename: She wasn't born with the name "Sabishī", which in Japanese means "lonely, lonesome, desolate, or solitary".
  • Misanthrope Supreme: "[The dead] cannot be as cruel as the living."
  • Sole Survivor: Of Hora Island's second killing game, following the death of her friend/betrayer Brooke. At least, for a time.
  • The Stoic: Is rather unemotional after joining the staff. Some thing can still crack her mask though, like Brooke's corpse.

Brooke Douglas

Ultimate Gillanoid

Everything on this island comes with a steep price.

A Floridian girl with a love of fish. Turns into something out of a film. She serves as security at the mansion, keeping others from leaving the island at night. Is an unwilling member of the staff, wanting to be cured of her current 'affliction'. Wanted to be an Ultimate Ichthyologist.

Is killed the same night Kuuma is, her headless body found in the sanctuary.

  • All for Nothing: Her driving motivation was to get her unwanted talent removed. What she didn't know was this was impossible. Or, perhaps, she did know and refused to believe it.
  • Ambiguously Evil: Doesn't come across as particularly evil. There's a reason for this.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: Is a survivor of the Island's second killing game (the one just before the current one). In it, she and three others attempted to escape, but Brooke, desperate to be cured of her cursed talent, betrayed the group. By the end, she and Sabishī had been broken into the staff, one boy was dead, and another was reduced to roaming a hedge maze like a feral animal.
  • Deliberately Monochrome: All her clothes are black and white, a dress code the mastermind and Kuuma insisted on when she joined the staff. Between that and her appearance, the only bit of color she has is her eyes (pale grayish green), her earrings (sapphires), her wristband (brown leather), the birthmark on her left knee (red) and the green streak in her hair.
  • Driven to Suicide: Tried to do this after her supposed only hope of being cured died. Failed to do so before turning into her bulletproof Gill-form. She was interrupted (and accidentally crushed the gun) before she could try from the mouth.
  • Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette: Her human form is really pale and has long black hair.
  • I Just Want to Be Normal: Did not want to turn into a Gill-woman, in a process that causes her pain every night, and joined the staff in the hopes of getting her talent removed.
  • Locked into Strangeness: Has a single line of green running down the center of her hair through to her ponytail. Possibly subverted as she dyes it.
  • Painful Transformation: Turning into her aquatic form involves scales jutting out of her body in a violent and bloody fashion, and is clearly agonizing for her. This happens every night, whether she wants it to or not, and has been happening for at least a month or so.
  • Rewarded as a Traitor Deserves: Betrayed the other three survivors of her killing game, getting one killed and the other two broken in differing ways. She ultimately dies, her one desire having been unattainable from the get go.
  • Statuesque Stunner: Stands just over six feet tall, taller than any female in the island's cast besides Saino.
  • Super-Toughness: Her gill-form is bulletproof, to her displeasure.
  • Your Head Asplode: What killed her.

The Security Team

A group of Monokubs styled golems that Syd introduces in the third game. They serve to make sure his rules are followed.

     Others 

Sonia Nevermind

Ultimate Angel

Despite this horrific situation, I am pleased to make your acquaintance.

Another victim from the Hope's Peak Killing Game brought back to life, with a new talent in this case. While initially meant to stay out of the game, she joins the others after the first trial of House of Horrors.

She survives this game, and returns to civilization.

  • Action Girl: Downplayed example. Helps fight the zombie horde same as everyone else.
  • Ethereal White Dress: Sports a sleeveless white dress after coming back from the dead, a noticeable change from her darker colored clothing in life.
  • Easy Amnesia: Averted. She seems to remember her time before the killing game now, even recognizing Teleios.
  • Winged Humanoid: Now sports a pair of angel wings.

Subject A112

A mysterious individual capable of taking different physical forms. Lost a wife, Ursula, and requires the mansion staff to bring her back.

Isabella Swan

Ultimate Shapeshifter

A112's first form. A young woman who can now shapeshift.

Is the first to die in the game.

Ethan Gold

Ultimate Cryomancer

A112's second form. A young man encountered after leaving the SCP base. No relation to Alexis Gold, from the second Hora Island killing game.

Is killed by Lars during the simulated Titanic sinking.

Rebecca 'Becky' Scarlet

Spectacular Soldier

A112's third form. A graduate from the religiously-focused God's Light Academy (though not particularly religious herself). Finds the group in Silent Hill.


The Ghosts

A group of past killing game victims stuck in Hora Village. They get roped into the first killing game on the island.

For more tropes about them, see their respective character pages.

Sayaka Maizono

Is revived after the Titanic simulation.

Nico Bessho

Is revived after the Titanic simulation, and later teleported somewhere by a malfunctioning prototype teleportation crystal.

Tsumugi Shirogane

Is murdered in the Titanic simulation.

  • Deader than Dead: Apparently happened as a result of being a ghost murdered in the simulation.
  • Heel–Face Turn: Thanks to no longer being brainwashed into despair.

Dylan Rufheiser

Survives the Titanic simulation and is brought back to life, but gets killed by Kinsei shortly afterward.

  • Asshole Victim: No one will mourn his second passing.
  • Evil Versus Evil: Has a rivalry with Lars in the Titanic simulation.
  • Hate Sink: Has about as many redeeming qualities as he did in Sea of Tranquility.
  • Jerkass: Refuses to even try to help anyone.
  • Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil: Has his way with Tsumugi before she's killed. Except not, apparently.
  • Too Dumb to Live: Insulted Kinsei (who'd come to take him off the island to freedom) and his mother, figuring the Alchemist would obey his father's orders and take him away regardless. Kinsei turns out to be a looser cannon than he'd thought.

Rei Makoto

Goes on to haunt the opera stage in the mansion.

Hikaru Barloc

Drowns in the Titanic simulation.

Angelina 'Angie' Yonaga

Died in the Titanic simulation, going down with the ship.

Giselly Lutzen

Died hitting something while falling in the Titanic simulation.

Ren Seishin

Drowned with Hikaru and Ashton in the Titanic simulation.

Mallory Walsh

Remains a ghost, and goes on to haunt the mansion's Conservatory.

Evan Drakon

Shot by William Murdoch in the Titanic simulation.

  • Deader than Dead: As a ghost that died in the Simulation, he's possibly been destroyed.


Atlantis

The underwater city exists in the Legacy of Despair setting. Several of its inhabitants appear.

Mera

The youngest princess of Atlantis.

Only known survivor of the Atlantean monarchy.

  • redhead

Madison

The eldest princess of Atlantis.

Killed by Lars while protecting her sister.

  • blonde


Andras / 'Andrea Weyer'

'Ultimate Servant/Demon' (falsely claimed)

A demon summoned by Lars to help his goal of killing humanity. Takes Madison's body.

  • Humanity Ensues: Actually starts experiencing human emotion the longer they stay in the body.


The Monsters

Assorted creatures and failed experiments found across the island. Usually rather hostile.

Nicholas Bailey

Ultimate Mutant?

Alice Bailey's brother. Brought back to life on Hora Island, and very much a danger to the cast.

Last seen roaming the island as a giant freak. Spotted having escaped the island in early 2021.

The Minotaur

Failed Ultimate Minotaur

A test subject that was turned into a Minotaur, at the cost of his mind. He's sicced on Class 78-C by Kinsei after the Titanic simulation.

Is later seen as a stone statue in the mansion's art gallery.

Jason Voorhees

...

A slasher villain roaming the island throughout the trilogy.

He's eaten by Nicholas on October 25. This seems to actually put him down.

Freddy Kruger

A slasher villain that can invade dreams.

  • Arc Villain: Of House of Horrors Chapter 27, which takes place entirely in his nightmare realm.
  • Hero Killer: Permanently murders Jizoku. Technically.
  • Spanner in the Works: His killing Jizoku led to the return of Seishin, who used his voodoo knowledge to thwart Alexander's final curse before it could kill the entire cast besides Akeno.

The Slender Man

...

A resident of the forest. Seems to have had a tentacle in the initial murders of the second night. But not in the way it seemed.

  • Blue-and-Orange Morality: It technically helped expose the first killer, though only because it didn't like being impersonated (apparently).
  • Spanner in the Works: Controlled Kiyomi into murdering Hikyou, interfering in Jana's plan to kill Kitai.

The Doll

A small doll in the mansion's trophy room. It escapes captivity early in the third game.

Not seen again.

Coffin

A sarcophagus in the mansion's trophy room. Was heard moaning about friends during the zombie attack.

Disappears before the final trial on the island. Probably had Korekiyo in it.

Reappears in Oasis.

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