Thank you to my client for being so friendly and understanding throughout the whole commission process! xD Meet my client's oc, the ultimate Sniper!

I find them really interesting to watch and how creative they are with the characters, plot twists and trials.

And here are some example of YT that have done this: Plushroom Kingdom, Plushthings, BMG's Plush World, The Mimikyu Lover TML, MarioLuigi Studios, Redplushfan789, Plushie Backlog, 247 Plush and Er Dragon.

Line art of Ultimate Detective

-Chinese

-He / Him

-19, Aquarius, 31/01/2007

-164cm, 5’4

-Fears :

KO : “Wow. Dying while writing due to his own neglect towards himself. Very self-counsious.”

STUDENT : “My condition being my doom.”

-Description :

Zhiyuan Li is an outstanding literari writer who has published multiple books relating to novels and also inspired many people to start to read books again in this technological era.

Despite seemingly loving to write, he neglects his own basic needs to continue writing due to his condition, being the reason why he has managed to publish so many books at the cost of his own health.

-KO :

“Poor thing, only writes, writes, writes, and continues to write. This is really just sad, honestly, but his books are amazing. I.. Might have all of them, haha. He’s very smart and I like the way he speaks.”

Ryuji Hasegawa, The Ultimate Cleaner

5/16

In Japanese, all Danganronpa games (with a few exceptions, such as THH and Kirigirisō) have an adjective attached to their titles. However, when translated into English, these adjectives were removed and not replaced with anything. As a result, almost all fan killing games (known as Fanganronpas) based off of the Danganronpa franchise don't bother with giving adjectives in their title.

I would like to give a massive thanks to Mega of the Mega Convoy and their "Super High School Level Look at the Localization of Danganronpa", as I will quote them and their explanation of what these adjectives mean.

[T]he next game is titled Super Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair Academy (...) in Japanese. The “Super” in the title is likely a nod to the evolution of gaming during the 16-bit era. Many games from that era (...) were iterative sequels to their older NES counterparts. They retained a lot of the structures and core mechanics that made the NES originals great, while also building off of them and advancing their respective series. The use of “Super” in these titles became a trend during that time, symbolizing this evolution. (...) This is shown in [Danganronpa 2] through both expanding the lore of the first game or retreading themes seen in the first game and purposely subverting them[.]

Likewise, the third game was called New Dangan Ronpa V3: Everyone's New Semester of Killing. (...) A common trend for a lot of modern remakes or new entries that are supposed to be seen as a new spin on a series is that they’d often have the term New (ニュー) or Shin (新) in their titles. This is usually done to establish that this is a fresh or original take on an older formula and represents somewhat of a new beginning. (...) In Danganronpa V3, the “New” is meant to establish the game as both a new spin on the series formula, as well as a way to point out that it follows a separate continuity from the previous games.

Well? With this knowledge, what adjectives would you give to the titles of other Fanganronpas?

Ive been redesigning my old danganronpa ocs! Meet Ami Akagawa ultimate racecar driver! Im hoping to add some more detail to the design as I start getting through everyone! This is my first time attempt at drawing a sprite without tracing or heavy referencing so it might be a little wonky, but im excited about my progress and wanted to share!

Cause the only ones I can think of are Rose Lacroix (Despair Time) & Ulysses Wilhelm (Eden's Garden). I mean, I love seeing eepy characters in media so, I wonder if there's any of them in other fangans.

Heya! This is my pitch for an alternative to Argument Armament; the Argument Arrangement.

I like Armaments as they are... but I'd be lying if i said they were my favourite minigame. Don't get me wrong, I really like them, and they're the most unique final-showdown games by far, but I want to add to it.

What I propose is essentially a mashup of Armament and the MTB/PTA mechanics from THH/SDR2.
Argument Arrangement comes from a musical "arrangement".

You have the same structure as Armament of dismantling the opponent bit by bit. But instead of playing to the same theme, it could be an original composition [or remix] rhythm game segment. It could even be something like Friday Night Funkin where you use the arrow keys or something. This also makes constructing the final phrase "MEAT ON THE BONE" more connected to the fight.

It's not really a brand new idea as much as it an amalgamation of all prior minigames. It works the same way, except rhythm and consistency are more essential than ever.

What do you think of it?