u/RepresentativeEnd755

Granted, I know social media can be awful sometimes, but banning them does not really solve the case.

How are kids (especially who have social anxiety) able to feel enjoyment from the internet or learn something?

1st, they are willing to ban Roblox over a school shooting, then Discord and Reddit, and now every social media?

If anything, parents should be responsible. They should be guiding, monitoring, and teaching kids about the internet.

The government should be addressing the poverty, school system, unemployment, and even online gambling!

Just correct me if I'm wrong about some part

Tuong Lu Kim/William Janus:

-Lu Kim acts like a stereotype Chinese man who owns City Wok and City Airlines.

-Lu Kim is basically an alter ego of William Janus in one episode, City Sushi, S15 Ep6.

-Janus is basically a therapist, and he explained to Butters' parents that Butters have DID even though he doesn't have one. And later of the episode, Janus switches his personality in front of Butters.

-When Butters was chased by Janus(while again, he changes his personality) and Butters ran to a room, he found out that Janus and Lu Kim were the same person, and Janus turned into Lu Kim in front of Butters' eyes.

-After Lu Kim was arrested, the police stated that Lu Kim has been the longest personality that Janus have, and they are just going to keep Lu Kim as a Chinese man.

-This is never bought up again.

-Also, I just found out that Dissociative Identity Disorder was formerly named 'Multiple Personality Disorder.'

Mikoto Kayano/John:

--Mikoto has some normal life, and he is blessed with many friends, although his dad left him.

-Mikoto got DID at the age of 23 from the stress of his job, which it’s not possible to get it from adulthood. People normally get DID before the age of 6-9.

-For 48 hours, John(Mikoto's alter, and Es decided to call him in trial 2) straight up killed random 12 people. In trial 2, John claimed that he is doing it to 'protect' Mikoto. It's a sort of a decent way to humanize John. I'm pretty sure the 12 people that John killed didn't even mistreat Mikoto.

-And the worst part? Yamanaka has a psychology degree, and I am pretty sure that if someone has a psychology degree, people would immediately take it as a fact. Mikoto's DID is the core aspect, and it has the potential for it. It would be an 'interesting' debate for Milgram fans whether the alter ego counts as a prisoner or whatever you guys want to talk. Instead, it's a stereotype representation of DID, and a lot of fans I saw are pressuring not to take every prisoner innocent route and vote Mikoto guilty.

!I am not good at explaining clearly and not an expert in the portrayal of DID. Just correct me if I'm wrong!

If I remember it correctly, Toko Fukawa has DID when she is young after suffering from child abuse and bullying. I saw a lot of Danganronpa fans I saw considered that Toko is a bad representation of DID because the alter ego, Genocide Jack/Jill, suffers from the alter ego being the serial killer trope.

Mikoto, on the other hand, is also the same, except Mikoto got DID because of his stress of job. According to my research, people can get DID from childhood, not from adulthood. I am lowkey 'surprised'(if this is the right word) that John managed to kill 12 people by 48 hours, and the police are just spawn camping on Mikoto's apartment. It makes me question how the police managed to know that 'Mikoto' is the one who killed someone.

It sucks that I like the concept that a prisoner with DID, but Milgram Trial 3 is being Milgram Trial 3.

It’s kinda funny that Ayanami and Adachi have ‘Rei’ as their name. This is the 1st time for a long time that I color their eyes instead of normally color it on the darker line.

Drawing lineless Adachi's clothes is so much hard.

People like me are already complaining about the recent interrogations being pointless. Most of them are just questions we already got from MV or VD, and potentially have people lean on voting Amane guilty because of the interrogations we recently got. I can imagine the team just randomly picked some questions since her crime is now revealed.

Sometimes, there is a post where it shows how many verdicts the prisoners have recently, and most of the prisoner's verdict posts are getting lower. I don't know how Amane and Kotoko, to some extent, be able to lean on the innocent verdict at the end. I don't know how how does the process of Amane's previous verdicts looks like because I was not interested in Milgram during the entire trial 1, and I don't even check the prisoner's verdict often during trial 2. So, feel free to describe the process of her previous verdicts.

This unfortunately happened recently in trial 3. Normally, the interrogations are supposed to ask unanswered questions from the MVs or the VD. Recently, the interrogations are... 'same-y' if it's the right word.

Here are some examples:

There is the 1st interrogation for Kotoko, where they ask who is she, even though she's already been introduced.

In the 1st 3 alive prisoners in trial 3, the interrogations asked on what year they were, AKA the year where they murder someone and were sent to Milgram. I'm sorry, but just do the math by applying '[The year they were born] - [their age]'.

In trial 3, every last question has the prisoners if they forgive us/Es.

Then I feel like most of Kazoo and Amane's interrogations have already been answered in MV and VD, and it's just wasting the interrogations.

If I remember it correctly, there is some guy who is somewhere in this subreddit, claimed that they have the Premium. They claimed that the staff just randomly picked some random questions. Don't take this paragraph as 100% fact. I couldn’t find it.

I just want to know about the prisoner's life more by interrogations. Example: What is the name of Amane's mom? I couldn’t think of any new examples to ask questions to Amane.