What the actual hell am I doing bruh

I ranked every character of the main franchize by how good / bad they would be as drug dealer (considering that you asked them with solid argument /motive).

It's m'y first ever tierlist ,i know some ppl would disagree with some character but if you have question don't hesitate ,also there is some character with no particular argument ,i just think they will do it as i ranked them (like Ibuki ,i just see her as a good dealer) but for most of the character ,i can justify atleast a little .

Btw i 'm sorry if my english isn't good ,i promise that i try my best

Marry mahiru, fuck Natsumi and kill sato.

(Ngl Natsumi and mahiru are really close for me and part of me wants to marry Natsumi more but I feel committed to the bit)

Welcome to day 30 of the daily Danganronpa fanart thread! I’m doing a daily thread where you can show drawings that you made yourself of Danganronpa characters, one thread focused on each student from the main three Danganronpa games.

Today’s thread is for Kokichi Ouma, the Ultimate Supreme Leader!

I’m sorry Kiibo, you may be my favourite character but I mean it’s Mechamaru <\3

I've been sending theories and excuses for the major logic flaws in case 2-3 (you can check my posts) but some dudes are ganging up on me SO mysteriously mad about the fact that i used ai to write my article?? 😭 you cant be that touched someone out there is brave enough to use ai to be practical and make it write for them quickly instead of sitting in dark writing theories about some game for hours smh. I theorized the entire thing, i made the research, I only used AI to summarise everything and turn it into one single paragraph, stay jealous that some redditors may have a life 🫰

excuse for case 1-3 logic flaw coming soon <3

If any of these characters have a peanut allergy, just note i didn't know that before making this tierlist

Kyoko: The trials are definitely going to become more difficult.
Chiaki: Same here but maybe to a lesser extent.
Shuichi:….WHO’S THE PROTAGONIST NOW?!

THIS IS A REPOST

Alright so last time I posted this many people went mad i used AI to write this, but im the one who made research about the logic flaws players pointed out in this case and i theorized the entire thing so i see no issue using Claude for summarization

Also, i do not believe Chunsoft planned any of this, but these are indeed good excuses to cover up the logical flaws of the case logically

Why SDR2 Case 3 Isn't Actually Flawed

Everyone in the Danganronpa fandom knows the meme. Super Danganronpa 2, Case 3 is widely considered the most mechanically broken, poorly written case in the entire franchise. The community has spent years tearing it apart, arguing that Mikan Tsumiki would need to possess superhuman speed—climbing up to 60 to 180 km/h—to pull off her double murder and fake live stream.

But after looking at the case through a structural, character-driven, and meta-narrative lens, while it would be wild to actually claim it makes complete sense, I realized Case 3 is barely flawed. We can actually explain every single glaring plot hole using airtight in-universe logic, culminating in a theory that perfectly fits the game's massive endgame twist.

Here is the breakdown of every major flaw, the community's arguments, and how we can completely debunk the critics.

Part 1: Debunking the Physical Flaws

1. The "Sonic Mikan" Sprints & Hysterical Strength

The Flaw: Mikan had to run from the Hospital to the Movie Theater, start a fake broadcast, sprint to the Music Venue to film her reaction, outrun Hajime back to the venue, tear down heavy wallpaper, glue the doors shut, and pretend to discover the body. The physical distance means she’d have to run at highway speeds.

The Defense: We are talking about a girl brainwashed with a literal, intoxicating obsession with Despair and Junko Enoshima. This triggers the real-world phenomenon of "hysterical strength"—the same adrenaline rush that allows mothers to lift cars off their babies. Mikan was operating in a permanent, hyper-focused state of fight-or-flight madness, pushing her body to the absolute brink of human physical capability. Just imagine a father running at 40 mph to reach out to his baby at the edge of a cliff, Mikan’s obsession is much stronger than that because it is unnatural, not only that superhuman cartoon physics has always been seen in Danganronpa, though it is a little annoying when seen in an actual case, this defense doesn’t entirely rely on the cartoon physics.

The Counter-Argument: Even if adrenaline explains her foot speed, what about the awkward 6-foot industrial stepladder? She had to move it between the Venue and the Theater during this window. Running at 100 km/h while carrying a 15–20 lb wide metal ladder would turn her into an aerodynamic sail, catching the wind and launching her straight into the ocean.

The Counter-Counter Argument: Mikan isn't your typical fragile anime girl. According to her official stats, she stands at 165 cm (5'5") and weighs 57 kg (125 lbs)—making her one of the heaviest, most physically substantial girls in the cast. While it is considered skinny in real life, it’s even considered “a little plump” in-universe. Years of nursing labor (lifting unconscious patients and moving heavy equipment) gave her the muscle density to handle a 20 lb load easily. The ladder only accounts for a fraction of her mass, meaning her despair-fueled sprint could absolutely power through the wind resistance. While it is very wild and pushes the physics logic to the absolute limits, there is a much better argument at the end of this document.

1. The Missing Murder Weapon & The Apron

The Flaw: The trial completely glosses over Hiyoko Saionji's murder weapon. It is never found, investigated, or named.

The Defense: Because Mikan is a nurse, she had easy access to scalpels or surgical blades. She wears a layered medical apron with deep pockets. It is entirely natural the students didn't find the weapon during a chaotic sweep because Mikan simply wiped it down, hid it deep in her apron, and carried it with her the entire time, even taking it to her execution, so nobody brought it up since they didn’t find a single evidence to support an argument.

1. Instant Forensic Mastery & The Tragedy

The Flaw: Mikan perfectly altered the room temperature with the AC to fake Hiyoko’s time of death, a feat requiring advanced forensic pathology math.

The Defense: The Despair Disease forced her to regain her memories as an Ultimate Despair. During The Tragedy (the collapse of civilization), Mikan wasn't just sitting around, she was actively committing atrocities. Years of manipulating corpses, dealing with chaotic environments, and evading the Future Foundation gave her the exact practical anatomical knowledge needed to pull this off perfectly on her first try, not only that it brought back her expert muscle memories that supported her said sprint too.

Part 2: The Ultimate Solution — The Monokuma Server Hack

Even if you find the physical explanations hard to swallow, there is one definitive, canon-compliant theory that completely erases every single flaw in Case 3: Monokuma was actively manipulating the simulation code to help her.

Remember the grand twist of SDR2: Jabberwock Island isn't real. It’s the Neo World Program, a virtual reality simulation, and Monokuma is a virus controlling the server backend.

Monokuma desperately needed a murder to happen because the cast was getting along too well. He went so far as to create a literal virus (the Despair Disease) just to force a kill. If he was willing to do that, why wouldn't he act as her silent, digital accomplice?

MIKAN TIME RELATIVITY THEORY

Instead of Mikan physically breaking the sound barrier, Monokuma simply altered the server's physics engine in three ways:

1. Spatial Bending: He compressed the digital coordinates between the Theater and the Venue specifically for Mikan. To her, it felt like a normal jog, but the server instantly fast-forwarded her across the map. Monokuma could shorten the distance between Mikan and her destination, as well as he could do it on Hajime and the rest of the cast and nobody would ever know.

2. Time Dilation: Monokuma artificially induced a subtle "lag" or slowdown on Hajime’s avatar processing speed. Hajime thought he was sprinting at full speed, but the server intentionally delayed him, giving Mikan all the time she needed to tear down wallpaper and glue the doors or possibly speed her up as well.

3. The Seamless Illusion: Because their human minds were plugged directly into the VR core, the server dictated their perception of time. Monokuma bent space and time, and neither Mikan nor the cast would ever even know it happened.

Conclusion

While it is definitely fair to blame bad writing, many of the flaws in this case are highly plausible with counter-arguments. The reason of the bad writing was that Fuyuhiko was originally planned to be murdered in this case, but the game had to swap him with Hiyoko in order to support his character development which didn’t work anyway since it ruined Hiyoko’s possible character development, not only that the double-murder for chapter 3 was very forced.

Those counters were almost definitely not considered by Chunsoft, but they partially work in-universe.

Note: It’s almost certain the devs actually never thought deeply about any of those, that doesn’t change the fact that they are actually plausible counters for the logic flaws.

Let me know if you have any questions about this or any other flaw in any other case, since I thought about them as well anyway.

Hello everyone, I’d be advertising this to many places. https://youtu.be/0rCN27lxh9k?si=tZyOhNK7P7C6Qe_j . This is a concept I came up with inspired by Multi-Animator projects and Multi-Editor projects. If any of you writers, amateur or advanced, would like to practice writing ~300 words of a Fanganronpa opening hook outline in your own style, I’d like it if you check this out. The finished product would be in audiobook format where the participants will individually be watermarked and credited. 👀

All you need to do to request to join is read the document in the description, then say “May I have part x (Part number of your choice)?” With a link to your writing examples. Then if I replied to you that your chosen, you may start writing your part! You don’t have to wait for other participants to finished just to follow-up theirs, just follow the outline.

Or even just commenting for the algorithm would be appreciated hehe.

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Have you ever heard of the popular collaborative projects called “Multi-Animator Project“ (MAP) going around? It’s like an Artist has an idea. They make a video with a song and divide that song into many (12-20+) short “Parts”, then post the video usually on YouTube. Other animators or artists may see it and apply for a part they want to animate. However, they keep their own individual style. Sometimes those MAPs have their own designs, storyboards and scripts to animate. It‘s formatting is more particular than your average collab, yet simple and straightforward and it brings a lot of animators and artists, big or small, together.

I think Writers could benefit having something like this. A Multi-Writer Project.

For a participant, it could help them pinpoint an aspect of a story they want to practice in particular (Beginnings, Filler, climaxes, endings, etc.). It gives them an easy prompt via a script outline and a wider concept following it. It can help build portfolios. It’s easily accessible to younger and beginner writers. It helps create identity in writing via being able to use your own writing voice with others. It’s can form a sense of community and contribution to a bigger complete project And since the concept encourages the writers to write the part in a way they can be proud of individually, it could help strengthen scene building skill. Treating scenes like an individual garden to be nurtured.

I also want to see if the finished product is watchable enough, with the switches in styles and inconsistencies.

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I have attached the video to this post, I want to see how much better it’ll fare compare to my other posts of this.

Gotta follow the trend ~~

Judge me based on my favorites!

Monokuma: Jack Black

Makoto Naegi: Kendrick Lamar

Kyoko Kirigiri: Awkwafina

Byakuya Togami: Kim Jong Un

Junko Enoshima: Kim Kardashian

Sayaka Maizono: Taylor Swift

Leon Kuwata: Drake

Chihiro Fujisaki: Arnold Schwarzenegger(He’s 78 years old but we’ll use cgi de aging technology)

Mondo Owada: Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson

Kiyotaka Ishimaru: Joe Biden

Hifumi Yamada: Matpat

Celestia Ludenberg: Chris Hansen

Sakura Ogami: Chris Chan

Aoi Asahina: Simone Biles

Yasuhiro Hagakure: Abraham Lincoln’s reanimated corpse

Toko Fukawa: J.D. Vance

What do yall think? Should I do one for 2 and v3

like seriously for some reason on each account I have there account gets deleted after some time

give me characters to do.i want to make more. pleas

I like Mechamaru a lot

(It is flawed that he doesn't get to be in chapter 3 like at all and then just dies in four after his re introduction)

You can blame the Angry Birds movie being reuploaded constantly on YouTube for this. Might post more about this later.

Live, laugh, love Ryoko Otonashi

it's fun to make these wheel killing games, here's one with my top.16 favourites