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This ia multi-fandom blog where I reblog stuff I like. The fandoms I reblog most are Danganronpa, Bnha, Good Omens, One Piece, Naruto and Homestuck. I also reblog poetry, current events/politics and history as well as random cool stuff I find on tumblr. I don't make posts often and I tag irregularly when I feel like it.
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“Still…” how often do you wonder why you can’t help but be worried about your friends while also being a total tsundere about it?

Hinata looked so distraught and agonized to the point it was the first and foremost thing everyone in the hospital noticed and it was all for the prospect of Komaeda’s potential demise which Hinata refused to acknowledge to himself.

No one can convince me Hinata isn’t gay for Komaeda.

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Island mode

It’s a small thing to nit-pick, but I like how compared to the english version, in the JP version of Komaeda’s island mode, the writing gives the impression that Hinata is slightly more surprised that Komaeda is only asking for his friendship

“Eh…………?” Look, so many dots. He is so caught off guard. He was expecting more than friendship. And it’s not like so many dots are always used, either. See below:

But the english version doesn’t keep this cute detail:

It’s just “Huh…?”. But if it was a “Huh………?”, it gives a different tone. It’s subtle, but I wish they kept it in.

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Anonymous asked:

I'd like to add to your recent meta re: komaeda being hinata's doppelgänger. it annoys me that people still insist they're entirely different when it's plainly stated what's happening in game; monokuma outright calls hinata out for running away from things that he doesn't like facing. several times--in the main game, not the FTEs--hinata states almost exactly what's going on in komaeda's head before deciding he's overthinking and shaking it off. he's scared of seeing himself in komaeda.

Exactly! Komaeda points out towards the end of his last FTE–a little bit before the famous aborted love confession–that the reason Hinata can understand him better than anyone is due to the fact that they’re so much alike; and that’s something Komaeda has felt since the moment they met on the beach because Hinata never had a “special” aura about him, the kind that people with talent normally emit. Hinata himself even reluctantly admitted that that’s true in his mind but he got defense and denied being a “miserable bystander” like Komaeda, which is something anyone can tell isn’t remotely true, at least by the end of the game. Hinata is so miserable and obsessed with the idea of talent society conditioned him into believing he needs to be remotely worthy, debatably even moreso than Komaeda, he had no qualms about going through with something as shady as the Izuru Kamukura project for a misguided notion of talent and hope. In fact, what Komaeda did in 2-5 with the desire to become ultimate hope in his heart parallels that, with the only difference being is that it took Komaeda until his worldview was wholly challenged to realize that, no, all along he didn’t want to be just a stepping stone for others’ hope, he wanted to be someone who can embody hope himself and feel accepted by those around him.

Of course this sentiment isn’t exclusive to FTEs and we see it a lot throughout the main story (and that’s one of my favorite aspects of Komaeda’s FTEs, almost every bit of dialogue, however trivial it may seem, is reinforced by the main story or in some cases Island Mode, the latter of which might not be hard canon but it’s definitely personality canon), especially during chapter 1 when Komaeda asked Hinata to be his investigative partner out of all the students (“Hmmm… you’re easy to talk to, and I feel like you have a scent similar to mine. We both harbor special feelings toward Hope’s Peak Academy… Isn’t that right?”) or when Hinata was angry with him in the post trial segment and Komaeda mistakenly thought Hinata hates him now (“That stings… I felt you and I were quite similar… you hold a special feeling toward Hope’s Peak Academy… just like me.) This was brought back in chapter 4 when Komaeda told Hinata that despite his beliefs he still cared for the latter, which leads me to my next point and it’s that Komaeda, from the very beginning, saw Hinata for the person he truly is and fell in love with that. Meanwhile Komaeda truly believed that Hinata had to have a talent so it’s not like he was being fake when he reassured Hinata that it must be an amazing one and he’ll remember eventually, he just managed to convince himself of that so he was more or less in denial because all his life he’s been absorbing the narrative that normal people are worthless and only symbols of hope are worthy of hope and his coping mechanism is built on that when he was head over heels for the antithesis of all that.

I have a lot of thoughts about Hinata and Komaeda in 2-5 but if i ramble about that then this post will never be over and I’m not sure I should’ve said this much, but I very much believe that the ending of SDR2 is symbolic of Hinata finally getting out of his comfort bubble and confronting everything he’s been so avoidant to face head-on (including the complicated feelings he has for Komaeda), but really it’s super obvious that those two come in a set when even some of their sprites are alike, they’re paired together in a lot of promotional material and it’s only the two of them we see in chapter 0. I could go on about this but I wouldn’t be done for hours if I did.

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His eyes literally change from stop signs to target signs. From “avoidance” to “locking on” the future.

If he had just faced his feelings and Komaeda earlier instead of brushing it aside, he would have solved 2-5 so much earlier. (He was questioning Komaeda’s motives in the investigation. He also realized Nanami was the traitor. But he brushed both of those things aside because he didn’t want to face the inconvenient truth.)

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