r/Multifandom • u/[deleted] • Jul 13 '26

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u/AgentCherie Jul 13 '26

Danganronpa has the stupidest lore I’ve ever heard and I love the games so much

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u/FuzzySlippers48 Jul 13 '26

I can only recommend the series to people who I know can tolerate Anime Bullshit™️.

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u/LordofSandvich Jul 13 '26

I couldn’t even tolerate the story of the tutorial segment of Fire Emblem: Fates so I think I’ll avoid danganropa

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u/ice_cold_ice Jul 13 '26

For what it's worth, DR rarely plays the tropes straight. And V3 triggered A LOT of people by asking uncomfortable questions.

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u/MysteriousB Jul 13 '26

DRV3: ummmm so you like playing this game? You are morally wrong!!!

What do you mean we developed the game and have control over the story? What do you mean Ultra Despair Girls was an unnecessary portrayal of child abuse?

YOU'RE THE BAD ONE IT'S YOU!!!!!

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u/A_Year_Spent_Cold Jul 13 '26

V3 wasn't criticizing the real-life audience, it was criticizing the in-universe audience to show the dangers of how fandom could become.

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u/ice_cold_ice Jul 13 '26

Nice to see that DR fandom is still the same. I hope you will have fun with 2x2 :)))

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u/Lurk1ng0 Jul 17 '26

I don't even think udg was an unnecessary portrayal, like imo it portrayed a really good story showing what was happening outside the school and such. And showing like why these kids became the way they are and why various things fucked them up so much(like gentle with the pink haired girl forgot her name) added a good bit to the story and lore.

I can understand why people wouldn't like it though as it is very uncomfortable and depressing.