Danganronpa: All Chapter Titles [All 4 Games]

[@roseriveter7351]

I honestly wish they would’ve kept the animated chapter introductions from the first game, it added a little something to it.

[@SomeRandomUser-]

The color pops more than the other two, its like when logos get modernized

[@solarenity]

Fr it made me feel very tense and scared as to who was gonna die next.. even the prologue did it for me

[@AverageDaisukefan10]

Honestly! the artstyle is rlly pretty too.

[@wennytheweirdo1773]

Fun fact: the music used in here is actually the old vote slot music for distrust 2:19

[@wennytheweirdo1773]

Oops sorry wrong one

[@papei.taisii]

2:19 you mean this one?

[@wennytheweirdo1773]

@@papei.taisii yuh

[@manggooooo9726]

Cool

[@jayIG]

no actually, the music from the distrust preview video we know and love was slapped on in post

[@skissors]

Ok but just imagine you've finished DR2 Chapter 5 late after midnight and you're watching its end screen...chills down my spine, man.

[@kaikrassin8096]

Really glad you did this. There is always something really eerie to me about how cold every killing game's students remaining count down is. They are just small pieces in a bigger game.

[@nikoyoshi6089]

I just realized that V3 deadly life chapter starts show the victim's silouhette during the body discovery

[@Parfaitcookiestan67]

Omg I didn’t notice that

[@InteleonGalar]

just noticed, I never saw that until now

[@megamiheree--]

I always noticed that..

[@meostocax]

I dont see it

[@InteleonGalar]

@@meostocax 12:50 Chapter 1 Daily Life Screen And then there’s 13:00 Chapter 1 Deadly Life Screen with Rantaro silhouette

[@bladesocialxin]

Wait if ya'll notice the pitch of "Danganronpa" you can actually hear it getting higher as the chapter progresses

[@royalhorsie]

*Title interperetations for DRV3 [SPOILERS]:* Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony "Killing" obviously references the killing game while "harmony" references Kaede's talent. "Killing" can be read as a noun adjunct of "harmony," meaning there's a harmony of killing taking place, most likely referring the in-universe outside world's fixation on the continuation of the franchise and the cycle of killing games. If "killing" is read as a verb in present progressive tense with the same interpretation of "harmony," it references how the harmonious cycle is "killed" off by Shuichi, who ends the franchise at its 53rd installment. Prologue: Ultimate Revival In the prologue, the cast of pregame students gets "revived" as "Ultimates." Also could reference how Spike Chunsoft "revived" the series by appending another installment onto the supposedly-ended story in a soft-rebooted alternate universe. Chapter 1: My Class Trial, Our Class Trial Phrased from the protagonist's point of view, the chapter's class trial is dedicated to Kaede, the blackened. Other than to the entire class, "our" most likely refers to Kaede and Shuichi, considering that the trial is centered around them and hinged on their participation. "Our" can also be read later as referring to Kaede and Tsumugi, considering that they both played a part in carrying out Rantaro's murder and are both his killer. Chapter 2: A Thin Line Divides Heaven and Hell A direct reference to Kirumi's execution, the "thin line" being the strand of agony she climbs to escape the killing game and reach "heaven," the outside world. "Thin line" can be read as an edited version of the phrase "fine line," meaning there is a small distinction between whether an instance of murder is ethically permissible, a question begged by the morally grey nature of Kirumi's actions. Chapter 3: Transfer Student From Beyond the Grave Presumably refers to the Necronomicon's resurrection of one of the four dead students, or to the Caged Child ritual with the late Angie, until the "transfer student" is revealed to be Korekiyo's dead sister. Chapter 4: Live and Let the Languid World Live Kokichi both surviving by sacrificing his classmates and refusing to share the truth of the outside world with them, sparing them the despair of having their "languid" reality shattered (at least temporarily). Also references the phrase "live and let live," showcasing Kokichi's belief that his survival is vital for the preservation of the lives of others. "Languid World" can also allude to the Virtual World. Chapter 5: Voyage Without Passion or Purpose Kaito and Kokichi's aimless and reluctant collaboration as they try to combat an outside world they don't understand and do so against their will. The lack of "purpose" could also simply mean that the initial incident was accidental. "Voyage" references Kaito's talent and execution. Chapter 6: Goodbye Danganronpa Shuichi and his classmates end Team Danganronpa's franchise for good. Also sends off Spike Chunsoft's trilogy, a befitting title for the last chapter in the series.

[@grant6864]

ur cool thx for that

[@Stratus901]

I never throught about the transfer student being Korekiyo's sister, that makes a lot of sense actually

[@hunterriley1282]

bro wrote a fucking essay on goddamn danganronpa chapter intros. r/woooooosh

[@thebrightdiamondtp7871]

Couldnt the “thin line divides heaven and hell” thing also be an allusion to the ropeway from the tennis lab to the gym?

[@jayIG]

also note, for ch1 the jp title 私と僕の学級裁判 uses two words for "me", 私 (watashi) and 僕 (boku)

[@MangoGacha]

Title explanations for THH (SPOILERS FOR ENTIRE GAME) Prologue - Welcome to despair - they have entered despair academy C1 - To Survive - they are trying to survive and not die as anyone could be plotting a murder behind their back C2 - A Boy's Life of Despair - Chihiro had to disguise himself as a girl because he was took weak to be a boy, and because he revealed to Mondo that she was a boy, she got killed C3 - A Next Generation Legend! Stand Tall, Galactic Hero! - Reference to the robo justice suit that was used in the murder, also "Stand Tall, Galactic Hero" is prob put there to reference how Hiro was first framed and put into the galactic suit. C4 - All Star Apologies - All Star, as in Sakura is a really big martial artist star, and she's trying to tough it out with Monokuma as a way to apologies for being the traitor, or it could also Mean Hina trying to make everyone cote wrong as an apology to Sakura C5 - 100 Mile Dash; Pain of Junk Food Junkie - Reference to Junko causing SO MUCH trouble for the group, and 100 Mile Dash is because the group had to run around, do things, and rush a lot in this chapter C6 - Ultimate Pain, Ultimate Suffering, Ultimate Despair, Ultimate Execution, Ultimate Death - Reference to Junko being revealed as the Ultimate despair, as she shows a video of The Biggest, Most Awful, Most Tragic Event in Human History, which shows people Ultimately suffering from ultimate pain, but while his friends are feeling despair, Makoto saves the day and created the Ultimate Execution' along with the Ultimate Death

[@anakinskywalker1479]

Nice, thx!

[@Alexandra_Westheart]

*he

[@michaelcoles3220]

You used the wrong pronouns for Chihiro, don't refer to him as a girl please.

[@MangoGacha]

@@michaelcoles3220 sorry, mistake,

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

only llgender, and you cant swap to the other

[@le_taxe-evasion901]

2:51 best chapter intro of all times

[@mynameisnotactuallyritika]

based

[@campcampcamp]

Based

[@ElMaxOficialXD]

Your pfp explains it all

[@alexmadrigal708]

I like ch. 6 better🐙🐙🐙

[@campcampcamp]

Dang how did I not notice the change in music while still maintaining the similar tune between Daily Life and Deadly Life for SDR2 when I played Also appreciating that THH is the only game to show the characters in all the title cards I think

[@Kanade134]

*Danganganpa*

[@ethnictendo]

​@@Kanade134*Relatives.*

[@E_N_B]

I never noticed this, but if you look closely at the Deadly Life screens for V3, the silhouettes of the dead characters from that chapter appear in the background

[@Alexandra_Westheart]

Time Stamps Danganronpa Trigger Happy Havoc: 0:01 Prologue: Welcome to Despair 0:08 Prologue: Welcome to Despair End with number of remaining students 0:06 Chapter 1: To Survive Daily Life 0:35 Chapter 1: To Survive Deadly Life 0:44 Chapter 1: To Survive End with number of remaining students 1:03 Chapter 2: A Boy's Life of Despair Daily Life 1:13 Chapter 2: A Boy's Life of Despair Deadly Life 1:22 Chapter 2: A Boy's Life of Despair End with number of remaining students 1:40 Chapter 3: A Next Generation Legend! Stand Tall, Galactic Hero! Daily Life 1:49 Chapter 3: A Next Generation Legend! Stand Tall, Galactic Hero! Deadly Life 1:58 Chapter 3: A Next Generation Legend! Stand Tall, Galactic Hero! End with number of remaining students 2:17 Chapter 4: All Star Apologies Daily Life 2:26 Chapter 4: All Star Apologies Deadly Life 2:34 Chapter 4: All Star Apologies End with number of remaining students 2:53 Chapter 5: 100 Mile Dash; Pain of Junk Food Junkie Daily Life 3:01 Chapter 5: 100 Mile Dash; Pain of Junk Food Junkie Deadly Life 3:10 Chapter 5: 100 Mile Dash; Pain of Junk Food Junkie End with number of remaining students 3:28 Chapter 6: Ultimate Pain, Ultimate Suffering, Ultimate Despair, Ultimate Execution, Ultimate Death Deadly Life 3:10 Chapter 6: Ultimate Pain, Ultimate Suffering, Ultimate Despair, Ultimate Execution, Ultimate Death End Super Danganronpa 2 Goodbye Despair: 3:46 Game Start 4:13 Prologue: Welcome to Dangan island! Panic at the heart-throbbing school trip!? End with number of remaining students 4:33 Chapter 1: Destination Despair Daily Life 4:45 Chapter 1: Destination Despair Deadly Life 4:55 Chapter 1: Destination Despair Daily Life End with number of remaining students 5:18 Chapter 2: Sea and Punishment, Sin and Coconuts Daily Life 5:31 Chapter 2: Sea and Punishment, Sin and Coconuts Deady Life 5:42 Chapter 2: Sea and Punishment, Sin and Coconuts End with number of remaining students 6:04 Chapter 3: Trapped by the Ocean Scent Daily Life 6:16 Chapter 3: Trapped by the Ocean Scent Deadly Life 6:26 Chapter 3: Trapped by the Ocean Scent End with number of remaining students 6:47 Chapter 4: Do Ultimate Robots Dream of Clockwork? Daily Life 6:58 Chapter 4: Do Ultimate Robots Dream of Clockwork? Deadly Life 7:09 Chapter 4: Do Ultimate Robots Dream of Clockwork? End with number of remaining students 7:30 Chapter 5: Smile at Hope in the Name of Despair Daily Life 7:44 Chapter 5: Smile at Hope in the Name of Despair Deadly Life 7:54 Chapter 5: Smile at Hope in the Name of Despair End with number of remaining students 8:15 Chapter 0: Heading to the School Trip 8:27 Chapter 0: Heading to the School Trip End 8:41 Chapter 6: This is the End. Goodbye Academy of Despair. Deadly Life 8:52 Chapter 6: This is the end. Good Bye Academy of Despair. End 9:16 Epilogue: The Day Before the Future Ultra Despair Girls Danganronpa Another Episode: 9:31 Start 9:40 Prologue: The Warriors of Hope 9:50 Prologue: The Warriors of Hope End 10:03 Chapter 1: Crying for Love in Hell 10:15 Chapter 1: Crying for Love in Hell End 10:28 Chapter 2: Legend of the Revolution 10:40 Chapter 2: Legend of the Revolution End 10:55 Chapter 3: Cute Girl´s Battlefield 11:04 Chapter 3: Cute Girl´s Battlefield End 11:18 Chapter 4: The Way We Live 11:30 Chapter 4: The Way We Live End 11:43 Chapter 5: Absolute Despair Girls 11:54 Chapter 5: Absolute Despair Girls End 12:08 Epilogue: The Changing World We Made New Danganronpa V3 Killing Harmony: 12:21 Prologue: Ultimate Revival Part 1 12:31 Prologue: Ultimate Revival Part 2 12:41 Prologue: Ultimate Revival End 12:50 Chapter 1: My Class Trial, Our Class Trial Daily Life 13:00 Chapter 1: My Class Trial, Our Class Trial Deadly Life 13:16 Chapter 1: My Class Trial, Our Class Trial End with number of remaining students 13:22 Chapter 2: A Thin Line Divides Heaven and Hell Daily Life 13:31 Chapter 2: A Thin Line Divides Heaven and Hell Deadly Life 13:40 Chapter 2: A Thin Line Divides Heaven and Hell End with number of remaining students 13:56 Chapter 3: Transfer Student From Beyond the Grave Daily Life 14:05 Chapter 3: Transfer Student From Beyond the Grave Deadly Life 14:14 Chapter 3: Transfer Student From Beyond the Grave End with number of remaining students 14:30 Chapter 4: Live and Let the Languid World Live Daily Life 14:40 Chapter 4: Live and Let the Languid World Live Deadly Life 14:48 Chapter 4: Live and Let the Languid World Live End with number of remaining students 15:04 Chapter 5: Voyage Without Passion or Purpose Daily Life 15:14 Chapter 5: Voyage Without Passion or Purpose Deadly Life 15:22 Chapter 5: Voyage Without Passion or Purpose End with number of remaining students 15:38 Chapter 6: Goodbye Danganronpa Deadly Life 15:48 Epilogue: Everyone´s Killing Game Closing Ceremony

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

ok Y chromosome

[@Alexandra_Westheart]

@@LavaCreeperPeople ok?😐

[@itsflappletime]

I adore how thh doesn't even bother with obscuring the stuff that happens in the chapters, putting it out plain to see in the chapter beginning. You only realise it when you're done and are like 'oh shit *that's* why the chapter was called junk food junkie'

[@ghostz6010]

thh really gives me the eerie vibes in the end of chapter part omg

[@Cninder]

Honestly I think sdr2 is creepier

[@theo-yo1yo]

i fudging love this things,it's weird to me that this has this number of views...

[@cleo0115]

(Spoilers?) YO I JUST NOTICED SOMETHING If you look closely, after every deadly life in V3 it shows the silhouette of the corpse of who died in the background

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

yeah...

[@urbannado]

And for chapter 3 it only showed who died first

[@vesperame33]

@@urbannado because when the first one died it did the deadly life screen and the second one wasn't dead yet and it would spoil

[@theoziggy2071]

OMG I NEVER NOTICE THAT. GOOD EYE.

[@Ishaankaushal1]

How did you not notice that😂

[@Capynhoski]

Chapter 5’s sound in Danganronpa 2 is the best

[@hunterriley1282]

facts

[@shiftivous]

Imo the first game had the best visuals for the chapter screens, and the 3rd had the best audio like those weird drums or whatever when someone dies

[@JDubs1464]

One small detail is that Nekomaru and Sonia swap spots in chapter 3 only

[@slimbish605]

I noticed that too! Super weird

[@ethnictendo]

Honestly, everything else about that Chapter 3 was a trainwreck, this should honestly be the least of our problems. I won't go and tell you that it's not a weird mistake to make anyway, though.

[@Thecoolmeister2005]

In v3's prologue, the second time, the U starts drifting away, as the characters are losing their true selves.

[@pilldillmonew8627]

I love how in V3, the chapter intros for Deadly Life show the victim

[@thmysteryman5441]

9:04 👺danganpa

[@SilverSylveon1]

Title explanations for goodbye despair (spoilers Prologue - Welcome to Dangan island! Panic at the heart-throbbing school trip!? - They are now on Dangan island. The panic is Monokuma appearing and the use of heart-throbbing and school trip mention how they we're there to just get along. C1 - Destination: despair - The first death happens which makes them feel despair. C2 - Sea and punishment, sin and coconuts - I assume sea and punishment references how Peko pretended she swam in the sea, sin and coconuts representing the fact she committed murder on a tropical island. Notice how sea matches with coconuts and how sin matches with punishment C3 - Trapped by the ocean scent - References that they are in a simulation. It isn't actually the ocean trapping them in, one might say it's just the scent. C4 - Do ultimate robots dream of clockwork? - Nekomaru became a robot with an internal clock, and he died because of it's timer function. C5 - Smile at hope in the name of despair - Nagito thought that these ultimates were hopeful figures until he realized they were all ultimate despairs. It could also reference the others thinking the same thing, not just Nagito. C0 - Heading to the school trip - Well, they were heading to the site of the school trip. C6 - This is the end. Goodbye academy of despair. - It's the end, and they will leave the simulation they are trapped in.

[@certifiedteriyaki9372]

Honesrly chapter 4 is like one big spoiler lmaoo. Either nekomaru is the victim or the culprit in there cause literally no one else applies to "robots" as much as he does.

[@philatio1744]

Chapter 4’s title is also a reference to the book “Do androids dream of Electric Sheep?” the sci-fi novel later adapted to the film “Blade Runner”.

[@CGFillertext]

Now that I think about it, the game itself is probably called “Goodbye Despair” because the Neo World Program was originally meant to be like one giant group therapy session for the Ultimate Despair students

[@Parfaitcookiestan67]

3:33 this is funny to me idk why

[@alexmadrigal708]

Sounds like it was played on a recording device.

[@---kj1rl]

The fact that theres a spoilers on chapters title pages in THH

[@elizaog]

It’s like when they literally showed multiple executions in the opening for the game like what were they thinking

[@spyghettighetti3066]

@@elizaog And yet you don't notice them until you rewatch it

[@solarenity]

@@spyghettighetti3066 most people didn't catch onto it though

[@blockeontheleafeon]

@@spyghettighetti3066 That's the beauty of a franchise like this. Sometimes it's best to go back to something so you can see it in a new light.

[@aguassantasgallegoescobar7524]

Someone noticed that in the deadly life screens of danganronpa v3 you can see the corpses?

[@misaralu5545]

3:28

[@anakinskywalker1479]

7:54 😟

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

nagito is still alive but chiaki isnt.... :(

[@nebolier]

The chapter where the best characters dies

[@DJJ7_zx]

2:53 Best part

[@enas1fan471]

i saw someone mention this and i can’t find the comment now, but if you look closely at the background of the v3 deadly life transitions, you can see the silhouette of the person who died… creepy as fuck

[@Almighty_rage777]

Never realized how soothing Ultra Despair Girl’s chapter intro’s was 😅💖❤️

[@odez_gachao6536]

DaNgAnrOnPA

[@thisisnormal8531]

Goddamn I have 2 chapters until I beat the first one

[@anakinskywalker1479]

Wow.. you got a long ways to go

[@thisisnormal8531]

@@anakinskywalker1479 I know right I just beat it :/

[@FilmBucket]

why are you here lmao theres spoilers galore

[@thisisnormal8531]

@@FilmBucket dude I already beat it :/

[@FilmBucket]

@@thisisnormal8531 still, youve got the second and third games to go, unless you havent watched that portion yet

[@lien_kit]

the udg one is so calming😭

[@GallantGriffinGaming]

My interpretations of every single mainline Chapter Title, not including prologues (SPOILERS FOR ALL GAMES AND ANIME) To Survive - Seeing as it's the first chapter of the first game, this is very unprecedented territory for both the people playing the game and Makoto, so it might cause fear that an attack on your life is likely. Boys' Life of Despair - A lot of things in this chapter have to do with the guys, apart from Genocide Jill. Taka, Mondo, and Chihiro are who it's likely referencing though, as they were the three people most involved in the chapter (Byakuya too, but his life wasn't really "filled with despair" in this chapter). The twist with Chihiro being a guy is what I believe to be the staple of this though. A Next Generation Legend! Stand Tall Galactic Hero - Reference to Robo Justice All Star Apologies - Hina is what one may call an "All Star", which makes sense since she's heavily involved with Sakura, the apologies I believe just has to do with the fact that it's a really emotional chapter. 100 Mile Dash; Pain of a Junk Food Junkie - The "Junk" and "Junkie" is an obvious nod to Junko, and the 100 Mile Dash has to do with the fact that Junko isn't just sitting by in her mastermind chair, she's going around creating a "murder". Ultimate... - All of these "Ultimates" are meant to be negative things, which makes sense as Junko tries to make the group feel despair. Destination: Despair - Everyone is settling in to their life here, which the title makes sense with the context of Chapter 0 with them actually having arrived there. Sea and Punishment, Sin and Coconuts - The "Sea" and "Coconuts" is just island fluff, but the "Sin" and "Punishment" has to do with Mahiru's and Fuyuhiko's sins in Twilight Syndrome Murder Case Trapped By The Ocean Scent - Again, island fluff, but I think this also alludes to the despair disease as it's treated like airborn one (ocean "scent") and then the group divides and basically trapped and separated. Do Ultimate Robots Dream of Clockwork? - A reference to the quote "Do androids dream of electric sheep?" which is fitting since they're still both talking about robots. Ultimate Robots is referencing Mechamaru, and Clockwork is referencing his Radio Clock function. Smile at Hope in the Name of Despair - What I find interesting about this is in the DR3 anime there's a title with the naming reversed, called "Smile at Despair in the Name of Hope" where they watch Chiaki die and become Ultimate Despair. In that, they're smiling at despair because they're supposed to be hope, as they are Hope's Peak students. Then we get to this game and the name is opposite, where they're already Ultimate Despair but I believe the "hope" that is being referenced is the trap that Nagito set up for them, where either the group lives or Chiaki lives. Heading to the School Trip - Self-explanatory This is the End, Goodbye Academy of Despair - The game is ending and they're leaving this twisted illusion of Hope's Peak and Jabberwock Island. My Class Trial, Our Class Trial - Usually, when people reference a class trial, they either number it or address it as "this person's class trial", the person being typically the victim but I can also see it being the culprit. So when it's called "My Class Trial", Kaede is calling it her class trial. The "Our Class Trial" though is a bit more complicated. I think Kaede is referencing Shuichi with it, as the POV shifts from her to him during the trial. A Thin Line Divides Heaven and Hell - The line can be referencing Kirumi's execution, but I believe this is mostly a reference to Kirumi's will to live clashing with Ryoma's lack of. Heaven and Hell are known as two opposites which is a parallel with how Kirumi and Ryoma's motivations are opposites. Transfer Student From Beyond the Grave - Obviously this is referencing the motive, but it's also referencing Korekiyo's sister as there really wouldn't be a "transfer student from beyond the grave" without her, she's meant to be that. Live and Let the Languid World Live - There's a song in soundtrack called "Living in the Lazy Parallel World" which I think is a reference to this track, as the motive for this chapter is meant to be the outside world. Both titles include "world", "live", and a form of the word "lazy" (lazy and languid are synonyms). Whether this references the fake destroyed world set up by production or the actual outside world is unclear, likely it's the latter though. Interesting though how it doesn't really make reference to the virtual space made by Miu. Voyage without Passion or Purpose - I think the voyage part alludes to the characters believing that they're on a space journey but in terms of the murder case the two nouns after voyage are meant to represent the culprit and the victim. "Passion" representing Kaito and "Purpose" representing Kokichi, as both nouns heavily correlate to their characters. Goodbye Danganronpa - "Together, we're gonna end Danganronpa!"

[@ramuneruler]

There’s my theory: The colorful chapter titles (6:12 for exemple) are the recent versions of the games, because they’re not disturbing at all. But chapters titles that are VERY disturbing (0:44 for exemple) are the first old versions of the games. It is accurate because the Danganronpa series are from the 2010’s and the colorful chapter titles could be from the remasters, 2015-2020’s.

[@Guilherme-ke3js]

..what remasters? Danganronpa 1.2 Reloaded was in 2013. Also, there's a big difference between end and deadly life.

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

6:48 nice music

[@doyouknowme381]

UDG: hey GD, do you think maybe you can spare some endca-- GD: **NO THEYRE ALL FOR ME THEY ARE MINE MWAHAHAHA >:]**

[@bladesocialxin]

LMAOAOAOAOAOAOA 💀

[@TonTon-vx9zy]

It all Seem so serious but The fandom isn't and This Genre fit Distrust but yeah :) especially the Sound's

[@TonTon-vx9zy]

Wait a minute did I see Junk Food Junkie

[@Gallade-local]

Recently played DR2. Chapter 6’s intro still gives me nightmares.

[@finvaly]

I love the music for 1-6, it's depressing

[@armandomunoz-fy5tb]

One detail that like from the first game and wished they kept was when going to the deadly life a distorted voice would say “Danganronpa” and it sounded really cool and eerie

[@ghifariemir1322]

SPOILER. Sorry but is the book on hiro's head in the dr1 chapter 2 card a reference of some kind? Its a book with a very manga esque artstyle displaying taka and celeste. The artwork could be a reference to hifumi. So this one book references taka, hifumi, and celeste, and then chapter 3 happened and these 3 are dead. Reference or not?

[@InkIdiot]

Danganronpa 2 ones are amazing imo :)

[@junk_of_the_heart]

Might not be as good as the other ones (in my opinion) but the ending of the chapters in UDG is super creepy…

[@elizaog]

Ultra despair girls is my favorite game aha, I think it’s because it’s a lost faster paced and toko and komaru got way more development and depth compared to most other characters which were kind of forgettable in comparison

[@nonatomenezes5247]

Why chapter 3 from v3 colors reminds me from Brazil?

[@yurionagony7782]

cause it's chaotic as hell

[@nonatomenezes5247]

@@yurionagony7782 As a person who lives in Brazil True

[@yurionagony7782]

@@nonatomenezes5247 Sem duvida

[@LUIZGAMES9.9]

Sou eu

[@TwisYTDump]

V3 Chapter title meanings *(MAY INCLUDE SPOILERS, THIS IS ALSO JUST MY THEORY. IT MAY OR MAY NOT BE TRUE.)* *Chapter 1 : My Class Trial, our Class Trial* - Take this an example for I am showing the meaning; My role is the protagonist of Danganronpa, I lead every Class Trial. However, it doesn't mean I own the Class Trial, it's also ours. What I meant is, every Class Trial is just not yours, it's also your classmates'. That is why it is titled as 'My Class Trial, our Class Trial'. *Chapter 2 : A thin line divides heaven and hell* - It is probably a reference to Kirumi's execution; Strand of agony. The *'hell'* could be reffering to the part in the beginning of Kirumi's execution - people heavily bashing at her ( tbh they look like Trump's supporters that would start a riot. ) The *'line'* could be reffering to the rope that appeared in front of Kirumi, without knowing that rope was an undying trick. She climbs all over the way up, trying to escape the hell underneath. When she was close to the end, she was left with cuts and bruises from those dangerous mechanics she got through. We can reffer to the end as the *'heaven'* . Of course, that was just a trick, the *'thin line that divided heaven and hell'* torned apart and left Kirumi fall to the ground. *Chapter 3 : Transfer Student from beyond the grave* - For someone who has watched the playthrough of the Chapter 3 Class Trial, I completely understood what this meant. The meaning behind is actually quite funny. During the trial, almost everyone thought the *Transfer Student from beyond the grave* , the recently deceased, Rantaro Amami, killed the two girls, Tenko and Angie. Because while they were doing the seance, they thought maybe the dead spirit of Rantaro Amami murdered Tenko and Angie. The scene was hilarious, however, it was confirmed false later on. *Chapter 4 : Live and let the languid world live* - It was probably reffering to the outside world, where everybody watch their favorite reality show, Danganronpa. During the Chapter 4 Post-Trial, Gonta's Alter Ego told Gonta that he was indeed the culprit. Although, he wasn't intending to do such a terrible thing. Kokichi manipulated him into doing this, for *one reason* . Gonta discovered something really cruel and awful behind this killing game, as Kokichi was the one that somewhat told him that. Gonta did not explain what it was, so the rest was left confused. I watched Chapter 6, Gonta probably found out that there were people who were watching this killing game for entertainment, as he also found out that all of this mess is just plain fictional. Since the rest, never got Gonta's answer, they just *let* the outside world to continue watching this killing game without even knowing. The 'live' in the end of the title wasn't probably relevant and the creators probably added it there to suit with the dark theme. Also, 'languid' was used to describe the outside world, which could also mean 'weak'. Well, that *is* how we think the world is, weak. *Chapter 5 : Voyage without passion or purpose* - This one is hard, but it could be related to Kokichi and Kaito's cooperation? In a Chapter 5 scene, Maki accidentally shot Kaito in the arm with a poisonous arrow, whose original target was supposed to be Kokichi. Kokichi was already shot with one too. Maki ran off to get the antidote that could cure the poison that would begin running in Kaito's veins. When she returned, she handed it over to them with a window. But, Kokichi stole it and *pretended* to drank it. Maki tried to break the window, but it was no use. Maki, feeling defeated, just left the scene. After Maki was gone, Kokichi gave Kaito the antidote and helped him drink it. However, Kokichi told Kaito to cooperate with him as a repay for the antidote. Since Kokichi selflessly saved Kaito's life, he agreed. We could think of the *'voyage'* as Kokichi's plan. Kaito didn't have the *'passion'* to do this because he was just convinced to do this. I don't really know about the *'purpose'* part, since they do had a purpose to do this. Please, tell me if you do know! *Chapter 6 : Goodbye Danganronpa* - It's the final Chapter, Shuichi and his remaining classmates put an end to the mastermind, the killing game, and the entirety of Danganronpa. Now, the outside world goes byebye to Danganronpa.

[@ruthmcnally310]

“Without Purpose” in chapter 5 could refer to how the plan itself failed, as the intent was create an unsolvable murder, but Shuichi solved it regardless.

[@oreo903the2one]

The opening of THH chapter 2 sounds like the start of a south park scene lol

[@davidstournaments6620]

0:10 AYO is that MILK lemme try some (no dirty jokes in the replies I swear)

[@piepin513]

No it's come

[@mamamiwaifu3210]

01:02

[@margaretcatz]

Me making danganronpa: hope and despair chapter title Prologue: A New Killing Game begin! Chapter 1: hope's gone? Chapter 2: far away of despair Chapter 3: my class trial, but your class trial won't end Chapter 4: the way is about remnant’s Chapter 5 (finale): the end of despair Epilogue: the way what end of monokumas Protagonist: toran woo

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

8:43

[@megaboost45]

Dangangoonpa

[@ahmiel2057]

Ummm may I ask is this the betas of the danganronpa games plus is this playable

[@Alejandroso31]

Wdym, none of those are beta, all of them are on their respective games final versions

[@reverb2280]

Nreaking Bad, S5 E9 Estimate: 8 minutes, the sample sound heard at 0:35 is prominent during Hanks breakdown. I made this analysis bnased o nthe main hook of the sample, it hit me like a truck. Thsi===] might be my last day alive. Hank f=dangronpa

[@bsibbs2667]

Wat

[@JimmehRulez]

I love UDG's

[@luka4u]

Chapt.5 of Dr2 sounds like school bell

[@alicetsukimi]

8:29

[@theultimate11037]

when the person y simp for kills the person you simp for: 🗣️DANGAN-RONPA🗣️ ✨🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶✨

[@corpse0]

Remove apologies from all star apologies

[@bv83x]

Where is the epilogue card in trigger happy

[@ethnictendo]

3:39

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

what does robot dream of clickwork mean xD

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

@@andychoinguyen oh :(

[@loganolson5316]

It’s also a reference on the purpose of the murder… to confuse everyone about the time

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

@@loganolson5316 ok

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

@Rasmus Malmberg ok

[@Hotdoggos-xs3dq]

V3s are my favorites honestly

[@gatodios1064]

Song???

[@FigConsumer]

danganronpa

[@Austin_the_Dalmatian06]

Time stamp?

[@silliest-astro]

for what

[@Cninder]

@@silliest-astrotime stamp.

[@anotheroneofthosechannels]

dr2 is my fav tbh

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

3:28

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

8:53

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

2:18

[@nekonomicon2983]

7:31