Danganronpa V3 | It's All Over 

RamZaes omg pog the best lip sync editor has been recognized by the mac and cheese god.

i srsly dont know how they manage to do those lip sync edits so well

So you watch the best Danganronpa memes too huh good on you

Thank you for introducing me to this amazing franchise, I had never heard about Danganronpa before your video on DR 1 and 2 and today V3 is one of my favorites games of all time. Thanks for sharing this with us

how the cheese can someone not like the ending!? I was getting the chills, I felt like a culprit in the instant I realized I was one of the people that I actually enjoy people killing eachother! It was a rollercoaster of emotions!

ahh ok, and yeah i loved her manic lines so much i mean i would have to think they would have been so confused as to why they had to read out lines saying "danganronpa" lol

​@@CheesyRam i think they mean that the cast didn't know who the mastermind was until trial 6

That means the team actually made numbers of lines for each character is the master mine

And is also Mercedes from fe 3h... well Alot is from 3h, Dimitri is renju (ai) sothis well being Morgana, catherine actually being the upcoming kasumi in p5r and Hubert is pancake man akechi

RamZaes Everyone in this thread should listen to this interview a RU-vidr called Fither did with Dorothy.

That and he only has one voice anyway so even if he did remember he'd try and fail to make a character sound different (see Persona 4 Arena Ultimax).

I guess the Neo World Program couldn't quite salvage everything...

This is why JYB is one of my favorite VA's. To be able to fully voice almost 2 hours of dialogue and have the proper raw emotion in every single line, all the while voicing all that in just a few days. It sucks he forgot about Hajime but that is just so impressive

Backfire 100

The real world and fake world feel a lot like yin and yang.

So tecnically Tsumugi won, just didnt know it, or ether because the "real" world is just more fiction in this game, if she meant that "real" world then she definetly lost but if she meant _this_ reality (somehow??????) Then she basically won

@@someoneandsomeone3251 ....this is some inception shit...let's just say it's a tie

Fanganronpas? Those are what the fandom call danganronpa fangames? That is FUCKING GENIUS

The only thing I'll never forget about them is Monokid's Rock-Hard Rager! That's all.

I gotta say, I was ultra confused and hated them in the beginning but after i finished the game, i kinda liked them very much, they're fun

@@GoldenApollo4 It took me a 2nd playthrough to like them. They are a distraction, just a kinda fun one. Adds just a bit more levity which can be ok in this.

They felt like they were created out of pure veneration for Monokuma, like a pantheon of depraved mascots based around a godlike figure. I kind of love it. They are a caricature of Monokuma split in multiple characters.

it makes me think, if every danganronpa season has a dumb secondary mascot, what the fuck must the other 50 have been? Monokuma's cousins? lovers? parents?

Perfect timing xD

same but the weird part that it was about fanta

He set up the ads so he prob did that for everyone

Lol

Same!

HOPES have reached their PEAK

Seconded; I recall so many people in the fandom HATED the ending because of how 'meta' it was but I loved it BECAUSE of that reason. 'Danganronpa keeps happening because people keep enjoying it'. How are you going to hate something that you loved because it's speaking the truth? Even Shuichi's speech about how he felt something for every character, how every life and death mattered; that is a damn good way to end a series because it's all true.

I also think it wanted to push the idea that works of fiction can have a message it can teach us or help us to explore or grow from, instead of being simply entertainment

And it would be so much better if they didn't vaguely imply that the characters were real anyway. Seriously I hated that

@@crinsombone5380 that's just for the people who reaaaaally wanted it to be canon in universe. You can just ignore it, it happens after the credits for a reason

@@crinsombone5380 plus in a game where the theme is truth and lies, having the ending be ambiguous just fits better

That's the beauty of it. There's evidence going both ways so it's hard to figure out what really happened.

ya kinda sad he didn't mentioned that in the video

Yea I believe that the games that we play are fictional recreations of what happened in their real world. so some form ultimates, of the characters and of Monokuma existed but not in the same manner or happening exactly as it happened ingame

I’m not buying it. There’s no evidence that suggests she was lying.

@@Dharengo Is this sarcasm?

Nah he'd lie about it

Is this an attack on hawaiian pizza lovers?

Hiyoko Saionji Stan yes it is

@@crystalslime6372 Haveyoutriedit?

Hiyoko Saionji Stan yes

Absolutely no

I mean He's The Mascot,so He's Suppouse to be Loved

Not at all. Hes so fun to watch and the voice acting compeltely sells his character

I hate his kids too so I can't really blame him

Wyatt Wistrom Nope, Monokuma just might be in my top 5 list.

Oooo 10 years of danganronpa huh? Junko enoshima is back to it again.

Plus, we now have Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE, made by the Danganronpa dev trio (i.e. Kodaka, Komatsuzaki and Takada).

They don’t really base that on anything though. And I feel like it would be a cop out. The ending is perfect the way it is.

@@Dharengo agreed I loved the ending as it was

Dharengo I hated it it basically made the other games pointless

Raushan Mateen How?

@@GxGNoir I thought Kodaka stated that the V3 is only canon in it's own universe and the other games we played are in their own self contained universe as well, making both technically canon in their own ways?

Cue the goddamn gremlin smile

Except the post-credits scene which kinda ruins the point of the whole thing, but it's whatever.

@@Laenthor Unless, the fact that they survive and will be able to load their new personality and memory inside their body (aka DR2) is made possible by Keebo and the audience, its possible that its just the continuation of audience wishes.

Rose Wolff Dear Evan Hansen, Thanks for every note you send Dear Connor Murphy, I'm just glad to be your friend Our friendship goes beyond Your average kind of bond But not because we're gay No, not because we're gay We're close, but not that way The only man that I love is my dad Well anyway! You're getting better every day I'm getting better every day We're getting better every day Hey hey hey hey! 'Cause all that it takes is a little reinvention It's easy to change if you give it your attention All you gotta do is just believe you can be who you want to be Sincerely Miss you dearly Sincerely, Me Sincerely, Me Sincerely, Me Sincerely, Me

This reference never gets old I swear to god-

I was hoping to see a fighting game.

@@godlyvex5543 I mean, some characters ARE able to fight, but how would you explain some of the non-combat Ultimates?

@@omnibeta1876 Why can't non-combat people have move sets? Phoenix wright has a move set in a fighting game.

@@godlyvex5543 True enough, but think of the difference between the possible DR fighters in amount to the ones who don't exactly show a lot of fighting. Like, let's get Yasuhiro, Mahiru, and Shuichi... What exactly would be a moveset for them?

@@omnibeta1876 Yasuhiro could use his crystal ball to perform magic, mahiru could swing her camera and also use the flash to stun people, and shuichi could use a revolver and also be pretty read-centric.

I love the ending because how trippy it was and mind blowing v3 is honestly one of my favorite games because of it it showed the creativity of fiction and what can come in the future it also helped me get through my life and how boring it was so this game did a lot for me it always kept me thinking it always wanted me to learn more about the world and made me want more i can't wait for there anniversary if they do something

I was completely sold on it until the clarification that the game audience was separate from the players. That's such a meta twist, but sharing a passion to another fictional series with the characters in a fictional series is a close second. If anything, V3's relationship to the characters in DR1 and DR2 should be similar to our own.

@@alexanderwhite9438 I wholeheartedly agree. Too much attachement to something ruins creative potential. I'll always remember a bad game that tried to be different rather than a mediocre one you immediately forget.

i see you all understand what it means to push narrative boundaries and i respect you kings

*CONSENT* I agree! More evidence that supports this claim is the flashback to the start of the game, just after having their new outfits given to them. They're in the gym with the Monokubs, and it shows all of the characters getting excited that they were picked to participate. However, in the actual scene from the prologue, they all seem confused and horrified by the prospect of a killing game, before being flashed back to their starting positions. Tsumugi told us that's how the Prologue went, but she lied - and we have proof of that.

If Tsumugi and the Danganronpa Team had the capabilities to make the Fake Audition tapes that would mean that their memories would've had to be erased and overwritten with these new names, identities and motivations, just to make these short videos, which would seem like too much work especially since there's no gurantee that Shuuchi would find out the truth about the world being fiction. One could argue that it could be Tsumugi cosplaying as Shuuichi, Kaede and Kaito, but we know that's impossible because of CosPox. I believe that the purpose of the prologue is to help reinforce the Hope's Peak narrative where their memories were wiped for their protection etc. It can also be explained as a blunder by the Monokubs as they are shown to be very unreliable with extremely important tasks, which even though it seems unlikely could also be a possibility. For a while, i guess i would've liked to think that the ending might be fake and that ambiguity always makes for interesting stories, but the way this series defied our expectations all while getting us to feel something, i think that there's no other choice but for the ending to be Everything Was Fiction.

I don’t see how it was ‘most likely’ fake. There’s no evidence that suggests this.

@@kyliecocoyama1426 I agree that the game itself is fiction, and that in that world Danganronpa is all fictional - but I don't buy that Tsumugi was being completely and totally honest. I think the trial was honest for the most part, but it was clearly meant to be ambiguous given that Shuichi raises the idea that she could've been lying at the very end of the game. I also personally believe that the CosPox was BS - a fictional part of her fictional character - since CosPox definitely does not exist outside of fiction. How would she have faked this? Probably some makeup applied at hyper speed, which isn't that hard to believe since she can change entire outfits and body types in a flash. (Ironically I'm saying a rash caused by cosplaying real people is less believable than hyper-speed changing costumes and body types.) Either way, it is very cool that the ending messed with the information it gave us, but I definitely think that those tapes were faked based on the information about the start of the game being lied about.

@@Dharengo Considering Tsumugi lied about how the start of the game went - what happened to everyone during the prologue - I think it's plausible that either her or her staff faked those tapes in order to sell the narrative she was selling. We can't forget our first memory of being pulled into a van as Kaede, during the real version of the prologue - that must have credence since it contradicts Tsumugi's story.

"trying to be himiko's friend" Tenko said she loved himiko, she's the freaking ultimate lesbian ffs

@Pengmaeda Dayum, you sure are dedicated! I tried getting past the Death Road of Despair twice. I failed both times, gave up, and never looked back. I might try it again sometime soon, but I’m probably lying to myself.

You sir have the fandom's Respect

You are telling me you didnt finish Death Road of Despair when you saw it? Not literally first try, but I mean, you actually continued with the Main Story and then AFTER that you decided to clear it? Damn, amazing. I couldt resist, so I grinded the heck out of it and beat it, and then continued with the actual canon story.

@@flariz4824 Actually I'm pretty sure I stopped the main story before or right after chapter 4, and did the Death Road then for the next 140 hours till completion. Then I got back and finished the main story. Then after all that I put another 100 hours into the post game content doing literally everything I could do imaginable, making up my total playtime of 308 hours.................so much time wasted....

It would have sense, but remember that actually those survivors get to the real world. If there are more than 2 people when the mastermind is found out, the rest of them gets the punishment of the game

In the Movie "Gamer" society is pretty similar to that, only a bit more extreme. Basically, a billionaire made a system where people could pay to use other people as avatars, while the people that are used get paid for it( its actually called Society if i remember correctly), while death row inmates are forced to be the playercharacters for people in a pseudo VR-FPS. This all works by some sort of Neuraltransmitter and the inmates automatically do the movements that are being input. You can escape the game by surviving i think 25 Missions and one player named Cable is really close to it. But the billionaire artifficially increasses the ping between player and character in hope that cable dies. Its later shown that his wife has to sell herself to Society and the billionair is planning to use their daughter as the first generation of child avatars. Its not the best movie, but its enjoyable and shows a society similar to V3s society, only if they wouldnt use students and instead let death row inmates kill each other

I think your reaction is exactly how the Director want for reaction in this game. Pretty sure you represent exactly what was wanted.

Nope we’re all terrible for liking a battle royale game featuring kids.

We were played like a piano. Haha get it?

it's plain to see

@@onorebakasama a fire emblem character

NGL when I first played FE3H I half predicted Mercedes to be a traitor later in the games, just because I heard that voice of hers gave me Tsumugi flashbacks.

@@CassiopeiaOnYT Ever since I discovered Mercedes was voiced by the same actress as Tsumugi, I could never unhear the Tsumugi, it's stuck to my brain, Mercedes pre-timeskip is floofy white-haired Tsumugi and post-timeskip is hat-wearing Tsumugi because I can't unhear the fucking voice

So, Mercedes is the mastermind and Felix was a robot all along... seems legit

That and have respect for the suffering of characters, be it fiction or not, always respect them, because even fiction, the feelings themselves are REAL.

i love the ending and i will the defend it, but i truly hate "you dont get it" arguments. The ending was desing to be devisive , a dessicion that has its pros and cons and i feel that some aspects could've been done better to avoid the feeling of "is the game breaking hte fourth wall to call me out?"

Probably.

Well it's the end of 'Danganronpa' as they know it in their world. There's like 40 (got to cut out the titles we saw because they were mainly references) killing games we can potentially play through + potentially the UDG2 hinted at + what comes after V3 in their world. Plenty of opportunities for the games to continue but yeah, for now, Danganronpa is over in both our world and there's until we get news.

There has been news Spike Chunsoft are working on something for Danganronpa's 10th anniversary

@@Overlord7135 so when exactly is there anniversary

@@alexanderwhite9438 November

Capitalism will make them produce another

Because gamer girls don’t exist

she WAS a real person in the dr universe

she's real in danganronpa universe. there's like an anime about their class and chiaki is like the most important cast in that arc

@@blueberrydwarsa6799 That Chiaki still isnt real. Danganronpa 3 Despair Arc is fictional in the danganronpa universe as well

@@plush.master how come it isn't real in danganronpa universe. because from what i know chiaki IS the reason her classmates becoming remnants of despairs

Entirely possible.

... Oh my God.. If that's the case, a guy going in blind noticing that and deducing how much she's trying to 'appeal to the audience' like that would instantly know something's very very very wrong with 'plain' girl, and could probably guess from the first reference that she's the Mastermind. Holy crud.

ShiroIsBest keebo best boi

@@GxGNoir yes keebo best boi

@@rahmadijayanto3025 imagine if Keebo met Nagito and Makoto. Despair would stand no chance against that much hope

@@GxGNoir too much hope-

Oh god the "I reject that hope" scene still gives me shivers.

Damn this has 53 likes 🌝

I remember reading that book, being told by my teacher it was just learning about philosophers across history with a minor plot in it. ...that ending messed me up. Similar way to V3's ending actually. Once you know the ending, you can't see it the same way again.

A cannon shoots cannonballs. "Canon" is what you mean.

@@darugahatomidaur547 hello, grammar nazi

Thats such a huge relief.

Yeah that's what I believe too, but I also like to think Tsumugi was lying. Either way, I'm still pretty happy that v3 takes place in a different universe. It's basically the beginning of a new story, or the end depending on whether we get a new game or not.

I wish that were possible but the creator and artist left, didn't they?

I mean that'd be kind of like saying the Truman Show was attacking its audience. Kind of why they made the reference with the giant dome representing the 4th wall that gets broken at the end. The fictional audience is the one that knows perfectly well that there are real, flesh and blood human beings trapped in a fictionalized world without their knowledge or permission and they continue to do nothing but spectate and support it, only slightly less amoral than the showrunners that are totally remorseless about their inherent cruelty and manipulation of their cash cows. However, the showrunners are ultimately subservient to the audience, so when the audience starts cheering for the subjects to escape, it's already all over. The fictional audience may be analogous to the real audience, but they're very different entities.

@@thefungus3632 Uchikoshi left with the danganronpa creator yo make their own studio, but that didn't prevent them from making AI: The Somnium Files (play that game btw)

It felt like they were atacking stereotypical angry fans, I wished they made them say funnier stuff like shipping Saihara and Oma , but in the end they also said that the fans prevented the characters from dying so it balanced out

@@mrminecraftcubeable Shichi was able to convince the audience thought during the minigame. speaking of that minigame, many of the comment the audience is saying during that were Actual real comment done toward the game XD

Where's there was meta comentary, except this one and the second game?

@@SlavoidUkr Ultra Despair Girls. Even certain episodes of the DanganRonpa 3 the anime.

If you replay the game, there's a lot of foreshadowing, and I don't just mean in the dialogue. In Shuichi's lab, there's 53 pictures, and only the first 3 have dangan styled characters, the rest look like real people. There's a bunch of stuff like that which makes me despise people who just say "I hate the ending, there's no thought, it comes out of nowhere and it ruins the whole point of the game." No, there is so much built around the theme of lies and disappointment, so much so that it's built around the characters' backstories: Shuichi is a detective that didn't do anything Kaito is an astronaut that never went to space Himiko is so disillusioned about herself that she believes in magic Miu is an inventor that builds pointless machines (I'm interpreting it as a "Rick and Morty" dillema, as she could build mind-blowing stuff but decides to not do that) Kokichi's whole character Kiyo's persona Tenko's insecurities coming out as insulting men Maki's whole character Rantaro's motivations (past game was also a lie if we are to believe the ending) Angie's delusions about basically making a cult There's probably something to say about the rest but you get the idea. So many things that were well thought out and I appreciate it. I like games that make me think.

@@Laenthor people have problems with the fact thst this is the end of franchise... As a standalone game it's normal

@@SlavoidUkr Maybe because they knew the formula was getting stale and wanted to move on? I'd rather have this than the franchise becoming a lazy cashgrab with mediocre sequels.

I've just been operating under the assumption that it's an allergy to a certain type of common material, such as cotton, because cospox is just... very stupid. It's a bit silly to draw a line like that in a series like this, but having to use cospox as an unquestioned evidence point was just, eugh.

The explanation to understand: In the V3 universe the main cast are Ultimate real fiction, while the hope's peak cast is just fiction. Kaede was a REAL person with fictional memories implanted on her. So she existed Phisically in their real world, but her habilities, talent,memories of the outside world, family memories were all fake. Meanwhile the hope's Peak characters are just characters of an anime/videogame in their world, they dont exist Phisically. So Tsumugi cant cosplay as Kaede because Kaede is a real person.

@@bandicootsmwcentral2950 this is probably even more likely looking at the audition clips. during those, Tsumugi has to change Shuichi's name and Personality to pretend to be him without getting cospox, to the extent that the person in the clip isnt Shuichi Saihara but a fictional Character who looks like him. basically, We see in the Prologue that Shuichi's name before entering the game is "Shuichi Saihara", which implies that "Shuichi Saihara" is a real person. therefore, in order to cosplay as him for the Audition clips, she changes the name to random gibberish and uses a new personality as a Psychotic Otaku. at that point, it's possible to say that the "Shuichi Saihara who has the personality we've seen", and the "Psychotic Otaku with a gibberish name" are completely different people, and since the "Psychotic Otaku with a gibberish name" isnt real, Tsumugi can cosplay as him, even though he looks like "Shuichi Sahara" it's like how Tsumugi could probably cosplay Han Solo despite looking exactly like Harrison Ford, since "Han Solo" is a completely different fictional person from "Harrison Ford", who is real, despite looking the exact same. Tsumugi could probably cosplay as Han Solo and make people think she's Harrison Ford, but she could not cosplay as Harrison ford directly since he is real. this is just a theory though, but it makes sense.

My theory is that Tsumugi was lying about cospox from the very start. She only pretended to have it so that all the trials wouldn't be endless discussions of whether people were actually people or Tsumugi in cosplay. In a world that can make Exisals and flashback lights it is not too far to think that they can fake allergic reactions. Thus the Hope's Peak stuff may or may not have been fictional, as Shuichi points out at the end.

Paul Butkovich this is exactly what I thought

I never played the games, just watched the ramzaes videos and I think I watched the anime of the first game; but I don't really care about the characters and all that and I still think the ending is trash LOL

@@raruterofegb I mean you haven't played the games so your opinion really doesn't hold that much weight.

@@skunthundler I know that, I was saying it on a way of showing the thought process you can have of the finale of the saga you either hate it or like it, just like ramzaes said. If I that it's someone not really invested on the series hated the ending I can only imagine how the fans that didn't liked it felt, makes me understand their hate to the point of not touching the games again. It feels like a cheap ending to me like how on movies, novels,etc; they use the "it was all a dream" move.

@@raruterofegb the fandom's pretty split on this ending.

Thatorange s Split, right down the middle (Scrum Debate starts playing...)

Ya im actually happy about that and can't wait to play them when it's finally released to the public im really curious to were people will take the series that's what i love about danganronpa there's a lot of room for fan made games and lot of story options people can take

And fan comics! I'm stoked to see how people use danganronpa as a basis to create their own stories.

all hail danganronpa xD Atua bless us

Because the game never says it's in another timeline? The fact that Kodaka had to come out and say it was is proof that the game failed on that point.

You could logically deduce it's a different universe due to actually seeing the world in UDG & DR3. At least I easily did.

@@Redx500 although if that many does not understand that it's in a different universe, then perhaps the game fail to make it clear is still a possibility.

@@kylegreen6711 i mean, all fiction is in a different world then the real one, so if danganronpa is fictional in v3 then it's also in a different world. There's already a fourth wall in place, v3 does nothing to change that.

IB2205 You’re contradicting yourself. All fiction is fiction in the real world. Sure. V3 says that all Danganronpa was fiction. But V3 is still fiction in the real world. So V3 is fiction saying that fiction (in our world) was fiction (in their world). There is no barrier between V3 and THH, SDR2, and UDG except that the creators came out and said there was because the fiction V3 said was fiction was only fictional to us, not to them.

Also, I consider the ending an allegory for every fandom ever. How the consumers keep wanting more and more of their favourite thing but the devs may not want to do the same thing over and over and it's kind of a "Fuck you, we made enough X and now we want to do other things". This ending is just so brilliant

@@DiamondAppendixVODs Ah, yes, "Saying fuck you to the fans who made you a ton of money" is "brilliant" . It's like if Avengers Endgame ended with a "Fuck you everyone, we're done, no more superhero movies now."

@@DiamondAppendixVODs its an analogy toward cult following, being good or bad is not the description. good or bad is opinion but you cannot contradict that its a analogy toward fandom or cult following.

@@abel.d It's not that at all. It is not being directed towards us real fans, we aren't really 'watching' V3, it's a game. I believe that puts quite clearly the difference between player and audience in the 'real world', which are the real target in the 'f u'.

“Fiction has the power to change reality!” - Shuichi Saihara

Mike Rueffer (Spoilers, assuming other readers have played V3 in it’s entirety) The “Kaede has a twin” reveal was solely for the benefit of the 3rd trial resurrection motive. Like if this was an actual reality show, how would you go about resurrecting a dead person in that case? Get a very convincing body double. Maybe they banked on the fact that Kaede would be the most popular character so they cast twins in the case of bringing back the fan favorite. It’s not something that is explained to you outright but you can intuit it looking at the whole killing game as a reality tv show. Still I guess it would be interesting seeing the survivors finding Kaede’s twin and what she’s like as an epilogue.

@@Rahbiel_AotD maybe she could be a foil to junko the same way kaede is a foil to makoto. for example kaede like naegi was incredibly good at inspireing hope in others however her reckless optimism caused her downfall. where as her twin sister like junko is good at causeing despair but lacks junko's sadomasochistic tendencies and instead she is able to get people to let go of unhealthy obsessions and accept their limitations rather then keep clinging to false hope. this would help explain a why kaede was so reckless she didn't have her sister to keep her enthusiasm in check

Tsumugi mentioned in the 6th trial that Kaede had a sister and tried to pin the sister as the mastermind to try to draw a connection to how mukuro died in THH with the mastermind twin in hiding. The sister probably did not exist at all, especially when the evidence of her existence came just in time for the trial that was suppose to be pinning down the mastermind of the game.

I thought of a DR4 rough idea where everyone were employees of Team Danganronpa, with the mastermind being someone who was desperate to revive the corporation. The 6th trial would've let you enter the v3 set at one point, but I don't remember much about the rest.

@@reapeashooter2 personally i think if there were a DR4 it would first appear that it had the typical 4th wall meta commentary. but as the game progressed it would become clear that's not the case. like for example the rival has solipsism beveling that everything outside their own mind is fictional. this would at first appear to be a meta commentary about how it is all fictional. but no it's just a coping mechanism the rival uses cause they can't deal with the reality of the killing game. effectively it would go inward and explore it's fictional world. rather then go outward and explore the meta aspect like the previous entries.

When Kokichi basically begged Gonta to defend himself, no, EVERYONE wanted him to defend himself, that scene sends shivers down your spine

I hate Gonta. He is litteraly too dumb to live... And he kills a poor Girl because he is so stupid. He got what he deserves

@@svensei5643 he IS dumb. Makes you think that he is the Danganronpa equivalent of Tarzan, only with even less education. But it makes him mentally basically a small child and he killed the poor girl because gremlin manipulated him into it or to protect gremlin (gremlin would have been unable to do anything if poor girl even touched him, meaning she could have done anything she wanted with him). And the whole reason why the trial went on for so long was because he had basically amnesia of what happend during the murder due to his own stupidity. Had he remembered everything, i'm sure he would have confessed it all easily or he would have been found out easily due to him not being able to tell a good lie or even detect a lie on his own. It was the only way in the story to make it the trial go as long as it did because the only way gonta woundnt have revealed himself as the killer would have been to not remember killing someone in the first place.

​@@marcjehle2480 This guy gets it. Gonta's English VA knocked it out of the park, his crying and generally falling apart emotionally is completely heartbreaking. What makes it so hard to watch is that he never really understands what happened, but he accepts that he has to die anyway because in that moment it is the right thing to do. He doesn't even really defend himself, because he he trusts in his friends and knows they're smarter than he is, so he just believes them despite himself.

@@midastheunwise2423 yup, i'm not even sure which of trial 1, 4 or 5 is the worst tearjerker...

I'm so glad the meteorites thing wasn't explained in detail because it was so stupid, even for this game XD

i actually was the inverse i was very dissapointed with the Ultimate Hunt and the meteorite thing were really lame. I was almost fuming near the end thinking "REALLY? you pull this out because you couldnt think of nothing more over the top than danganronppa IN SPACE?!" Then the twist happened and i let an audible "Ha! you got me!", maybe it was because i was getting so angry about the "fake story" that i had such an easy time getting on board with the truth.

52-2 = 50 since the 53rd was that one... but yeah they kinda can.

Obligatory 'have you heard of Ace Attorney' reply

You calling it perfect? .-.

@@juanolarte2332 V3 might have its flaws but it was still a great game imo.

@@yesbutno07 Yeah, except for trial 6 and the plot twist

Nibl20 Omg 😱 For real ???

@Nibl20 Phew Thought I wasn't a marvellous and unique snowflake for a second 😅

Danganronpa gacha game,when?

Also, as an amusing aside I think I'm the Ultimate Waifu Chooser because the first girl I maxed a relationship with in each game ended up surviving the killing game.

That’s cool for you ;) Who were your Waifus ?

@@poppiwp4193 Hina, Akane, and Maki respectively Chiaki and Miu grew on me as I went through the stories though. Miu's ending in the dating sim part of V3 was way more heartwarming than I expected.

totally agree. the ending was well..not so good.

Repudiator BIG SAME. I was in the fandom before the first game even got a western release, so the idea of a THIRD game was so incredibly exciting. I was ecstatic about V3 leading up to its release. I was so psyched and ready to play it . . . but the ending felt like a huge slap in the face. My disappointment started when the leaks came out a week prior to the Japanese release of the game and it only went downhill from there for me. I felt like making the events of the first two games fiction within fiction really cheapened them. I had gone through my teen years loving those characters dearly. To learn that their struggles for freedom and hope had not actually occurred at all left a really bad taste in my mouth. I know it seems silly to feel that way because of COURSE they didn’t *actually* happen, they’re literally video game characters. But making it so within their own universe their stories weren’t even real made me feel hollow about the prior games. After this video I might give V3 a shot, but that ending still really deters me.

It’s a stupid ending. It’s not deep. It’s grasping at straws for a more ridiculous plot twist. It’s the one upping that they were trying to mock with the Monokubs and it being danganronpa 53. They did exactly what they were trying to poke fun at and it was just dumb. I get it, it just didn’t really add anything to the franchise tbh.

Kodaka did say tsumigi lied about stuff but we don't exactly know

@@mohammedsuliman8072 The ending was probably made the way it was to confuse us lmao

Thank you, or Tenk you?

Speedwagon is Best Girl thank you, or Tenk thou?

Mine was a cocoa ad