Danganronpa: A Guide to Family Communication

Warm, like the comforting feeling of being hugged by your mother as a child. Or like taking a peaceful nap beneath a tree, dappled sunlight falling through the leaves on a clear afternoon.

Maybe losing yourself in a dream can be a kind of happiness, too?

Just like that, with no need to pay attention to all the noise, sleep forever and ever...

Haha, as if.

“Wake up, wake up. Are you all right?” Woken by a figure both strange and familiar, then swept along by malice and forced onto a stage of mutual slaughter: that’s what’s really going to happen.

Stranded on an uninhabited island, the despairing school trip of seventeen students has just begun.

Don’t mind me. I can’t write blurbs, so all I can do is talk nonsense in riddles.

This story mainly covers the plot of Danganronpa 2. Whether I write about the first game depends on whether I get any ideas later. I just finished the sixth chapter of Danganronpa 2 and got way too excited ()