6:21-6:26 y’know this always confused me in the Animation and Game; was Celeste stupid enough to tell Yamada her actual name during their murder plan, even though she fully intended to kill him as her late accomplice? Like sure it was dumb luck that he somehow like came back from the brink to tell that player that piece of knowledge, but she should’ve known there was always the chance she’d merely injure him and couldn’t get away with it right? It wasn’t until recently that I just sorta inferred that the mallet that struck Yamada’s head jogged his memories of their school days, to when Celeste might’ve told him her actual name, to like earn his trust and get him to do more favors for her. She could’ve manipulated him and said, “Only a select few that I trust are privy to know my real name,” and then told him as much. Think it would’ve been interesting in the game if right before her punishment, she told Kirigiri & Naegi that she never recalled telling Hifumi her actual name, hinting to the player about the passage of time in the narrative, as that shouldn’t have been information he should’ve had otherwise.
It could have been a 1000Iq play because if he didint know her real name he would of just said “ludenberg” which would of made things a lot harder for her
Actually, her telling him her real name saved her for a moment. If he hadn’t known her real name he would’ve just said “Ludenberg” when Hina asked him and it 100% would’ve been a case closed. Him saying Yasuhiro further pointed towards Hiro being the culprit. Of course had no one kept in mind the fact that Hifumi only referred to people by their last names then she could’ve pulled that off
Maybe it is theorized that when Yamada was dying, he got his memories back. Poor Hifumi Yamada didn't have the energy to say her name. The words coming out of his mouth before he was dying "The murderer is Yasuhiro." It made me really sad and this is how he knew her name at the end.
Ik she seems the most selfish and cold so ppl talk abt her that way but it’s way more implied her and Hamada were actually friends hence the photo of her playing around with him
Celestia should have won that trial. She is way too smart to lose because of one little thing like that. She could have played it off as her referring to all the previous victims/executions. But I guess the plot has to move forward somehow.
If monokuma, sorry if I spelt his name wrong, didn’t bribe the students with the cash I don’t think Celestia would’ve murdered and I definitely think she would’ve survived. She also could’ve won if she didn’t mention “they”
She also could’ve played it off so well at the trial even. She could’ve said that she was referring to the previous victims/executions and that in the moment all she could think was “Oh no, not another one. When is this all going to end?” But ig the creators let it slip by because plot.
She could have lived even if she didn’t make that one tiny mistake! I was honestly kinda mad at the creators for not letting her take that win, considering the great lengths she went to and her intelligence. Even I didn’t think it was her throughout the investigation and trial. She could have acted like the “Just like they were” was referring to the previous victims/executions, because in the moment she might have been thinking “Oh no, not another one.” She could have played that off so well, but I guess the plot has to move forward somehow.
@@yaboigamerdouji7573 because realistically you’re not going to solve these murders in 20 minutes. The only case that was meant to be short was case 5. All of the other cases besides case 1 are an appropriate length considering their complexity
@@yaboigamerdouji7573 Mahiru’s case was as long as it was because the first half of the trial we needed to debunk the twilight syndrome murder case mystery. After that the case doesn’t really take that long
