u/shsl_diver

Basically my idea is that there will be two antagonists.

One during the daily life and one during the deadly life.

The daily one will make the stuff more... stressful. Manipulating people to suffice his survival and questioning the actions of the protagonist, like, "You said you will save everyone and that there will be no more killings, but we lost half of the cast already". He will make people trust the protagonist less and less. He will add wood to the fire, like Byakuya does after the second case.

The deadly one will mess up the murders. Like messing with the body, hiding viable clues and information, adding clues that are completely unrelated to the case just to throw the investigation off and such stuff.

You know, like in the second game for example, there were references to us and Lily killing the principal and Monty getting beat up by Janitor.

And in the third game there were references to Penny being killed and well, obviously Alice being saved.

It got me thinking of what could be in fourth.

Well, obviously Davey's dad being dead and Kevin being saved, but what else ?

You know, like, taking a knife and doing small cuts on your arms.

This shouldn't be considered bad because there is nothing to explain why this is bad.

"You hurt yourself".

Why you care, it's not like I play Russian Roulette or do any other s#icidal stuff. A little cut isn't gonna cut it (all puns intended) to make me die. Losing like a few milliliters of blood isn't enough to make me die.

Scars aren't a problem, you can always mask them.

And If I only cut myself, this is my choice, I don't make anyone else cut themselves and I don't cut others. My body is mine and I can do whatever I want with it.

The point is, cutting myself won't make any harm to others.

Cutting yourself should be considered a hobby, the stuff you do to relieve stress. Like painting, sculpting or surfing volcanoes.

If cutting myself isn't lethal, helps me to releave stress and doesn't do any harm to others, why should it be considered bad ?

Motive I call "1+1".

Basical idea is that if the kill was successful, the killer can choose one person who will get out with him.

So for example, if Sakura killed and got away with it, she can choose Aoi as her +1 and they both get out.

Ok, so, the premise is.

The victim dies due to the blunt force to the head. Their body then gets hidden in some other place. The rival watched how the culprit killed the victim and transported it. After the killer goes away, the rival decides to mess up with the body. The cut out the head of the body and puts it in their bag to hide it.

So after the body gets found, the rest of the cast believes that they died of decapitation. When in reality it was a blunt force trauma.

During the trial, after they found out that the rival cut out the head, the rival reveals the head out of their bag, then the protagonist and support realise that it wasn't the rival that killed the victim and then they will have to prove that it wasn't the rival and find the killer.

My problem is, from what I seen, the people there dislike graphic deaths. And I think that maybe showing the cut out head could be too graphic.

I like the name Kidd purely because I spent a lot of time on the Tumblr side of the kindergarten (I wouldn't spend there time if it wasn't the only place where Kindergarten fandom isn't dead)

View Poll

View Poll

Ok, so, I forgot a title of one anime with an interesting premise.

Basically a bunch of fictional anime characters get sent to the real world, and now have to live by the IRL rules and meet their creators. I remember that there was a small magical girl that had to deal with the consequences of her destructive powers or smth similar.

If you remember anything similar please tell me.

Ok, so, you know Nagito, right ? And that Hajime thinks that Nagito is fucking insane, which he is, but Hajime still can pass the FTE with Nagito, which doesn't make any sense, why would you want to spent time with someone like Nagito knowing damn well, he is insane that can kill people.

​

So, I decided, what if you can't spent time with the rival after the rival shows their true colors. Let's say that the rival does some fucking insane shit in the 2nd case, then the protagonist would hate them so much, the protagonist would just refuse to spend time with rival.

​

Like, "Who could I spend time with", you click on the rival, and the protagonist say "Nah, they are batshit crazy", and then they won't spend time with the rival, so you got to choose someone else.

​

Could this work or I just need to break the immersion and still allow the protagonist to spend time with them ?

Like, let's just say I'm making a fanganronpa, and I need to describe the accomplishments of the characters that let them to be ultimates.

​

And like, I repeat the most cheesy and cliche things like "This (name of the character) has won more than (big numbers of awards), and they are considered one of the best (their ultimate talent) sphere"

​

Or other sort of similar stuff.

​

At first I thought, "Well they are Ultimates, so there needs to be a reason they were chosen", but on the 11th character, I realised, I just repeat and repeat the same thing.

​

Now, I understand, that this wouldn't be super important, and that the description will be only in like student profile on 0's page and promo art, but still.

So, I want to make a Fanganronpa, and for this I need to make art, and I want this to be as close as it can be to the original Danganronpa artstyle, do you have any tips or guides for this ?