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The next episode we have is Waste, and just like God's Chef, this episode is extremely uncomfortable to watch. It's funny at times, yes, but the gross-out humour is VERY weird.

The episode starts with Orel picking at his breakfast, where a disappointed Bloberta and Clay tell him that wasting your food is a sin, and he needs to eat everything.

Orel then goes on his scout trip with the rest of his friends. Ken Carvedson, the scout leader, teaches the boys that when lost in the woods, they can always drink their pee to survive, which Orel concludes. He must drink his pee so that he doesn't waste anything, believing that waste is a sin.

Orel starts to drink his pee, which surprisingly makes him really athletic, which his coach, Danielle Stopframe, notices, he instructs Orel to sell his "energy drinks" to everyone.

Everyone does GREAT in the track team, and it's all thanks to Orel and his disguised pee-flavoured energy drink. The next morning, when having cereal and bodily fluids, Clay catches Orel and demands he apologize to everyone.

When Orel has to make a school speech at an assembly, he confesses and apologizes for all his actions. He then gets beaten and lectured in Clay's study. Orel explains that he only sold his pee so he could show Clay that he doesn't need to sprint to the unemployment office when he's older (a line said by Clay at the start of the episode). Clay tells Orel that actually having a job is a soul-crushing, mind-numbing, unenjoyable experience, and he's a long way from an unhappy adulthood.

The episode itself is yet another gross-out episode, despite being weird; just like God's Chef, I still enjoyed it to an extent due to my guilty pleasure of dark humour TV shows. Clay absolutely carries this episode, as he has some of the most hilarious lines ever, especially at the start of the episode, "It's called stupidity, and it's a completely normal thing for kids your age," and the whole thing with the bowl where Clay says, "I've been around the block, I know this taste".

Compared to the other episodes, this episode actually has foreshadowing and events that matter for later episodes, being Coach Danielle Stopframe, as in the start of the episode, Clay gets a letter from him about Orel lacking in his track team, and Clay seems to take pleasure in it, hinting at their love.

All in all, another sort of funny gross-out episode that doesn't matter much, but it has its memorable moments.

Continuing our episode ranking and reviewing, we have Charity, and this episode holds a special place in my heart. Not only is this the episode that got me into Moral Orel, but this is also the first episode I watched.

Orel and Clay go to Mr. Figurelli's store, where Clay suggests that Orel get a job so he can learn how to save up and use his money responsibly.

Then the family goes to church, where Reverend Putty talks about helping the poor and being charitable, so when Orel finishes his day job, he decides to give a homeless man his check, like the kind soul he is.

The homeless man gratefully hands Orel some crack, explaining that not only are drugs sin-free, but also that Orel needs to accept all his neighbors' gifts to make Jesus happy.

Orel ends up getting addicted to crack, and any money he gets from his job he spends on substances, to the point where, when he has no more money left, he beats up Mr. Figurelli and quits his job. He then decides to donate some blood, and he does a better job than Dr. Potterswheel, showing just how addicted he is.

He gets caught mid-purchase. While the drug dealer gets arrested and Orel is subjected to another beating, the location Study-City, population two. Clay lectures Orel about how using drugs isn't bad, but talking and acting like a foreigner while using drugs is a sin, and it ends on a hilarious note where Orel promises to never act like a foreigner while on drugs, and Clay gets his crack to sell.

I know some people may think a 9 is too high, but this episode is HILARIOUS. It does what other dark episodes like Waste and God's Chef cannot, where it actually comes off more humorous than needlessly edgy and dark. Clay is also great this episode; he really is funny.

Charity is one of the more loved episodes when it comes to the early seasons and its dark humour, so I had to give it a high rating, and even if it cannot be compared to the later inevitable season 3 episodes, it's still a great episode overall! That's my Charity ranking, and I hope you stay tuned for my next episode review + ranking.

This is a new series of posts I'll be making where I rank and review every single Moral Orel episode from worst to best, and first up we got the Lord's Greatest Gift.

For the first episode, it starts off really strong. We get to see the main cast, Orel the happy go lucky cheerful Christian boy who would do anything for his faith, family and friends. Clay is the strict yet hard working dad who works hard to keep up his loving family that he cares for. Bloberta is a regular housewife who keeps the house in check, and Shapey is the trouble making little brother who's just a whiny little rascal, giving us no idea about the inevetible season 3 where everything changes.

The family goes to church, where the Reverend Putty starts talking about the gift of life, and how God want's you to cherish it, which Orel takes literally. He and his friend Doughy, a sweet, kind innocent, yet vulnerable, aloof, and lonely boy decide to dig up the dead and revive them using a necronomicon to revive the dead, so god doesn't hate them for sinning, and chaos starts as the dead start to eat and kill the townsfolk.

A disappointed Clay takes Orel to his study to discipline him with a belt, and give Orel a lecture. He shows Orel that people are not afraid of the dead, but the fact that the dead are impure, naked, and streaking. orel then explains that he did it all for his dad to love him more, but Clay explains that he can't love Orel anymore as he has to share his love, but he loves Orel enough, how sweet.

This is a really strong start for a first episode, and I think it deserves a 7/10! Everything about this episode shows the main point it's giving, and what's to expect for upcoming episodes (not counting the inevitable season 3) such as the main characters, and the Moralton town and it's zealot idealistics. It shows the pattern of Clay's study, the "lost" commandments, and Orel's usual cycle. The episode itself is also very funny, I swear the "strip him" line caught me so off guard on my first watch. Great introduction for a first episode, and I can't wait to rank the rest of the episodes, and I hope you all stay tuned!

These are my picks for an ideal Danganronpa All-Stars and Underdog game! For those who don't know, an all-star cast is a group of favourite, well-loved characters, and an underdog cast is a more underrated, less talked-about group of characters. Tell me what you like, what you dislike, and what you would change in the comments!

All Stars Cast:

Makoto - Byakuya - Celestia - Chihiro - Kyoko - Sakura - Toko - Hajime - Chiaki - Gundham - Ibuki - Nagito - Kaede - Kaito - Kokichi - Shuichi

Underdog Cast:

Hifumi - Kiyotaka - Leon - Mondo - Mukuro - Sayaka - Yasuhiro - Akane - Imposter - Kazuichi - Mahiru - Nekomaru - Peko - Angie - Ryoma - Tenko

So here is my fairly controversial take on a Danganronpa THH remake! I hope you enjoy it!

Chapter 1 - Makoto/Bykuya: I honestly think Makoto should go. He is the MAIN MAN of Danganronpa; he has had appearances in all 3 games and was the main character in the anime. I think Byakuya should be the killer, to show his more apathetic side. Byakuya is another survivor, and in my opinion, all the original survivors should be wiped out first so the other characters get their much-needed development. So Byakuya would pretend to be all goody-goody with Makoto, but midway during a cutscene, when Makoto goes to bed, he sees a shadow, and he gets killed, the killer being Byakuya.

Protagonist Swap - Sayaka: Out of all three characters, Sayaka is the character with the LEAST screen time. I think that, because of that, we need to see more of her so she can be the new protag! Some people also say she's a little basic as a character, so maybe expand on her a bit. Show more of the irrational side as a protag, because she's really scared and alone. Also, as the game goes on, she becomes much more sassy and passive-aggressive (like Penny from The Big Bang Theory).

Chapter 2 - Aoi/Sakura: Some chapter two storylines would be Chihiro successfully admitting to being a boy, and Mondo and Taka befriending him. In chapter two, Hifumi would also get some development, as Taka and Hifumi are both known to have really sad, lonely childhoods with no friends, so instead of some petty BS with them fighting over alter ego, make them friends! Also, Mondo would sorta work as a trainer for Hifumi, like imagine Kaito pushing Shuichi to work out in V3. As for the victim and killer, Monokuma sees everybody getting along, so she pressures Sakura (the traitor in the original game) to kill someone, or else Monokuma will kill her family, and in a desperate moment of vulnerability, Sakura kills her friend for the sake of her family. It would also be really depressing, as in the class trial, when she is caught, she breaks down in tears at her actions, but accepts her death, wishing the best for the others.

Chapter 3 - Yaushiro/Toko/Kyoko: Now for the storylines here, Chihiro's alter ego is made, and the whole locker room stays. Except this time, Hifumi and Leon won't argue over it because they actually make some good friendships, and in this chapter, Hifumi, Taka, Chihiro, and Mondo's friendship grows. Leon would also befriend Sayaka, but it would be more Sayaka tolerating him, since canonically she knows Leon has dirty thoughts for her, and it annoys her. Mukuro also befriends Sayaka, and they become friends. In this remake, Mukuro would also be brainwashed, so she would think she is ACTUALLY Junko. As for the case, Kyoko would be at her all-time low. She doesn't really have anyone since Makoto died, and she is alone. Of course, she's great at hiding it, but internally she can't take it anymore. She ends up killing Toko and Hiro, as she imagines them to be the dumb ones. The case would be VERY difficult since Kyoko is pretty smart, and she would pin the blame on Mondo, who almost gets voted out if it wasn't for Hifumi and Chihiro realizing a last-minute mistake she made. Also, some things about Hiro. I hate how underutilized his predictions were, so I would make him more aware of his situations. He ends up actually digging deep into the killing game and (somehow) finds out Junko is Mukuro. He announces he's gonna tell them tomorrow in the locker room, but of course he's killed by Kyoko, so everyone wonders what that mystery is.

Chapter 4 - Leon/Chihiro: Of course this chapter would be much bleaker; since Kyoko carried the trials, it's gonna be a lot riskier now. The current survivors try to decipher what Yasuhiro was trying to tell them using Alter Ego, and they almost find out, until they see Leon dead in the bathhouse. Apparently, when Chihiro was trying to upgrade Alter Ego, he left due to being called by Sayaka, and the robot kinda malfunctioned and killed Leon when he entered. This case would be really funny too, since everybody is forced to be vague during the trial, not knowing that Monokuma/Junko already knows about Alter Ego. Chihiro's execution would be really sad, since he would be blamed for killing Leon as HE made and upgraded his alter ego. Alter Ego would also die alongside Chihiro.

Chapter 5 - Celestia: Hifumi, Taka, and Mondo would be sad due to their friend's execution, but they learn to stay strong for him. Hifumi would also befriend Sayaka this chapter. Celestia would be found dead, and in a very confusing trial, it would be confirmed that Celestia tried to kill someone, but this time she has zero help from anyone, as Hifumi stood up for himself in Chapter 4 when she snapped at him. She ends up accidentally killing herself while trying to kill Hifumi.

Chapter 6 - Junko: Of course, the final chapter ends with Junko getting caught, and Mukuro realizing all the horrible things she's done for her sister. The chapter ends on a nice note with Taka, Mondo, and Hifumi staying friends, and Sayaka promising Mukuro to help her change and try to fix all the damage she and Junko caused.

Survivors (and their reason for living):

Sayaka: As I said, she is the character with the least screen time, so she deserves to get tons of screen time and survive!

Hifumi: A character who DESERVES development. Despite the forced hate he gets, he is very useful in the first two trials. (Finding out 11037 was letters, opening the trash door, finding Chihiro's handbook, and convincing Genocider to confess that she is the mastermind) So, of course, he deserves a character arc, where he learns to make some actual friends and learns to appreciate the others around him more over 2D.

Kiyotaka: An obvious survivor pick; he was ROBBED out of development in the original, so give him friendships, and make him more of a leader type (an ACTUAL leader this time).

Mondo: He was a pretty good killer, so I guess we keep him as a survivor this time. His survival would be needed for the friendship and Taka and Hifumi development to work.

Mukuro: It would be so interesting to see Mukuro survive; she is the mastermind, and she wouldn't know it! She would be such great friends with everybody, just to realize at the end she literally started the game to try and kill them, after being manipulated by her damn sister. It would make her ending pretty bittersweet, as she leaves to fix her mistakes with Sayaka.

So how was it? Did you like my prediction? I put a lot of thought into it, so I hope you enjoyed! Tell me in the replies what you like, dislike, and what you would change!

Remember that post I made saying I would make scripts for a Moral orel season 4-6? https://www.reddit.com/r/moralorel/comments/1uc2pxc/moral_orel_season_46_scripts/ Heres the reddit post if you wanna see it.

Well, I stuck true to my promise and the first script for Moral Orel Season 4 Episode 1 Is finished and available to read!

https://www.wattpad.com/story/412848547-moral-orel-season-4-6

I have an announcement to make! You know how Moral Orel was cancelled before it could make its fourth and fifth season? Well I decided to make a hypothetical season 4 and 5, along with a bonus season 6! of course, I cant animate, so i'll just make scripts for all the episodes on wattpad, and ill release the link when im done, I will release it when the first episode script is made, and ill keep updating the same story. It will take place after the events of honor, and you get to see some unused episode scripts, like nurture, and death! Also, a lot of characters will be getting attention, and development, like shapey/block, officer papermouth, ken awkwarding, sal figurelli, and more! Make sure to stay in touch to see me release the first script/link, and comment what you guys want to see, it can be anything! such as characters you wanna see more of, potential plot lines, and stories, and other things! Each script will be about 12 minutes long, like the average moral orel episode. Thats all I have to say, once again, comment whether your gonna read it or not, what you want to see, and if your excited! And for the record, there will be 20 episodes in each of the 3 new seasons!

THIS IS NOT OFFICIAL CONTENT, AND IS ALL FANMADE, AND I AM NOT GETTING ANY PROFIT OUT OF THIS, THIS IS JUST OUT OF LOVE FOR THE SERIES!!!!

EDIT: THE FIRST EPISODE SCIPT IS OUT FOLKS! https://www.wattpad.com/story/412848547-moral-orel-season-4-6

These are my Danganronpa 2x2 predictions, who I think should die, live, and their motives! Of course, feel free to agree or disagree with me in the comments, as well as commenting your predictions!

Chapter 1: Now I know this may be controversial, but I think the first victim should be Nagito. I know, he's the main antagonist, but he already did so much in the danganronpa series as a whole, in GD, and the anime. I think he should die first, in order to give more characters a time to shine, and shake the game again, without an antagonist. As for the culprit, I think it should be Fuyuhiko. He already got so much development in the original game, so I think we should get to see more of his unhinged side. I think that chapter 1 should establish Nagito's mental illness really early, which makes Fuyuhiko instantly act up, and kill him. Of course, Fuyuhiko gets caught as he makes several mistakes, and he doesn't get any help from Peko, as she is unaware he did it. A few other plotlines that chapter 1 would bring up would be Mahiru's and Hiyoko's friendship, as I think they should establish that earlier, and Peko's development, since Fuyohiko got development due to Peko's death, Peko would get development instead, as she learns to live for herself instead of for her master, as Fuyohiko tells her he saw her more as her swordswomen before his dead.

Chapter 2: Now this may be really controversial, but I think Gundham should be the second victim. I know he is loved, and a fan fav, and everyone wants him to survive, but as a Gundham fan myself, I think he should go early. He already got so much to do in the original game, he was a great likeable character, and I think he should die in order for other characters to get development. I think the culprit should be Kazuichi, for the same reason that he had tons of screentime in the original game, being a survivor. For the motive, I think Kazuichi will get jealous due to Sonia liking Gundham more, and the 2 are in a secluded place, away from the others. They get into a heated arguement, and Kazuichi loses his cool, as he smashes Gundhams head in with a blunt object. I think this would do wonders for Kazuichi's character, as at the end of the trial, he seems genuinely guilty and traumatized for his slip-up, sort of like Mondo in the first game. Now for the plot lines, I think this chapter should start up Akane and Nekomaru's friendship, and I think they should crank it up to 11, showing them as best buddies who do everything together. I also think this is when Teruteru gets development, he tries to hang out with Mikan for perverted reasons, but he ends up realizing that he genuinely likes her as a friend, and this is where he becomes more of a lively cheery guy, and his perverted attitude dies down like 90%, as he gets a nice friendship with Mikan, he also helps Mikan with her insecurities, hooray Teruteru development!

Chapter 3: Now continuing with the double victims in the third chapter, I think the victims should be Sonia and Chiaki. Once again for the same reason that the characters who got far should die earlier. For starters, NO DESPAIR DISEASE. That should go without saying. I also think this chapter should show Akane's more impulsive side. Due to a misunderstanding somewhere in chapter 3, Akane thinks both Chiaki and Sonia are trying to kill her, which causes her to secretly murder them. I know how people love Chiaki, and she is important, but she did SO MUCH in the original, that I think chapter 3 is a good chopping block. Also, Akane will not be crashing out in the trial, because that trend is tiring. The plot lines chapter 3 would continue, is Teruteru's development, as he's now much more likeable, he would even work as a support, as he gains a friendship with Hajime. His bond with Mikan would also grow, as Mikan would be much more brave in the later chapters. Also, this chapter would go full blast on Hiyoko and Mahiru's friendship. It would also bring up a new plotlines, being that Nekomaru is DEVASTATED with Akane's execution, so Ibuki has a friendship with him, causing him to be determined to lead everyone, making him much more useful in the later chapters.

Chapter 4: Now this chapter would be a really sad one, as Hiyoko would be the next victim. Due to her friendship with Mahiru early on, Hiyoko would be much more toned down compared to the original game, and due to Mikans newfound courage, she friends Mikan, and everything seems up. Everyone is happy, Nekomaru is leading everyone, and in my honest opinion, I dont think we should do the funhouse again. Instead, monokuma announces theres an imposter in the group, (its twogami, but no one knows that) and the imposter is a dangerous character who lives for drama and violence. Of course there is a TON of tension and anger. There is also a rivalry between Twogami and Nekomaru. Nekomaru gets suspicious, thinking its Twogami. Twogami decides to manipulate Mahiru, and convince her that Hiyoko is the imposter, making Mahiru the next killer. Hiyoko and Mahiru would get a lot of development, from Hiyoko becoming much more mellow, and Mahiru being friendly, to their sad friendship and betrayal. At the end of the trial, Monokuma would announce that Twogami is the imposter, but he lied about Twogami being a sadist. The others are still pissed at Twogami for lying, and for manipulating Mahiru, as Twogami was filling his chapter 1 role, being a leader and helping everyone out.

Chapter 5: With Twogami's secret revealed, everyone is much more hidden, no one really trusts each other, as they are divided in two. Hajime, Teruteru, and Mikan, and Peko, Nekomaru, and Ibuki. Mid chapter, Nekomaru's coaching skills end up connecting everyone back together, of course, everyone except Twogami. Twogami would be much more hostile this chapter, and he would end up killing Teruteru. The killer would be Twogami, and he would try and shift the blame onto Nekomaru, which fails, obviously. Chapter four and five would show Twogami as an antagonist. Of course, Teruteru's death would be devistating for Hajime and Mikan, but they learn to move on from the death of their friend.

Chapter 6: Everything here moves on the same, except with a completely different cast of survivors, so I will take the time to explain the characters and there development, as well as why I let them survive. For Hajime, I know people wanted a protag switch, but I really doubt it, they should just let him be. Nekomaru is a really underrated character, and people only recognize him for toilet humor and being useless in trials, so making him a leader and a more heroic type would really help his character! For Ibuki, I think her friendship with Nekomaru wouldnt be enough to justify a surviving role, so I could also imagine her working as emotional support for the characters that lost their friends. Also, we need a comedic relief character. Mikan is self explanatory, her sweet friendship with Hajime and Teruteru, not to mention her development where she gains courage thanks to the help from Teruteru would be way more then enough to justify her survival. And finally, Peko, who is also self explanatory, as she gets development due to Fuyuhiko's death, opening up to others, and basically just Fuyohiko's development.

Well, thats the end of my long 2x2 prediction, what was your opinions on it? What would you change? Was it flawed, good, or straight up bad? Were you happy with the survivors? Tell me in the comments! (This took so long to make lol).