Danganronpa

"'Danganronpa is all that the public cares about! Listen to their cheers! They're just so excited to see the climactic finale! This chaotic desire to watch and see more, to feel more pain through you, to cry and laugh and love with you! That is Danganronpa! THAT! IS THE ULTIMATE REAL FICTION!'"

Danganronpa is a multi-media sensation, specifically a Television series, developed by Team Danganronpa with funding from the Japanese government. Danganronpa was created as a response to government fear that another "Junko Enoshima"-esque incident would occur, in hopes that Danganronpa would placate the public's boredom.

Danganronpa's first three seasons were directly based on the real life tragedy regarding the Hope's Peak Killing Game and Jabberwock Island Killing Game orchestrated by Junko Enoshima, as well as the Final Killing Game orchestrated by Chisa Yukizome.

Patented technology created with government funding is a hallmark of Danganronpa. The "real fiction" system has been employed in every season of the show. The "Real Fiction" system entails using a real person, and overwriting their memories with data regarding a fictional, pre-written character. A real-fiction character will follow a pre-written script, and will always act within a pre-determined character. A person's identity being overwritten with the use of the real-fiction system is permanent and irreversible.

Seasons
Danganronpa ran for 53 seasons before it's forcible cancellation, following the finale of Danganronpa 53: Killing Harmony.


 * Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc
 * Based off of the real life Hope's Peak Academy Killing Game orchestrated by Junko Enoshima.
 * Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair
 * Based off of the real life Jabberwock Island Killing Game orchestrated by Junko Enoshima.
 * Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak Academy
 * Based off of the real life Final Killing game orchestrated by Chisa Yukizome.
 * Danganronpa 4: Final Hope & Final Despair
 * Danganronpa 5: Smile for Despair
 * Danganronpa 6: Another
 * Danganronpa 7: Another 2
 * Danganronpa 8: Kill/Cure
 * Danganronpa 9: Midnight's End
 * Danganronpa 10: Despair by Majority
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 * The final season of Danganronpa, forcibly ended by Kaede Akamatsu.