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Daily Danganronpa Fun Fact #319
The surname “Fukawa” (腐川) represents both Genocide Jack and Toko. The “fu” comes from the word “fujoshi”, a girl who enjoys romance between two male characters. The “kawa” comes from the name of the first Japanese person to win a Nobel Prize in Literature, Yasunari Kawabata.
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Why’d my computer crash twice upon making this. Thinking that meant to keep it in the drafts.
WHO is sending these Genocide Jack asks to dr-thirst-confessions!? This is not what I meant when I said I wanted more Genocide Jack on my For You.
Genocide Jack explains the history of Yaoi to her fellow Hope’s Peak Academy otaku. Makoto is there because he’s her friend.
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This is a simple line but the when and where of it speaks volumes. This is before a class trial and Genocide Jack is hyping Makoto up for the upcoming battle they will work together in.
Genocide Jack knows she's innocent and what little information she knows of the double body murder is that Makoto is very likely not the killer, and thus she's putting her trust in Makoto to figure things out and she's going to work with him. The "Let's do it!" she says makes it pretty clear that they are a team.
Now I will clarify that Genocide Jack being a team player doesn't mean she's doing any of the heavy lifting in terms of mystery solving, Kyoko and Byakuya cover that front better than she can. But what Genocide Jack does do during the trial is not interject the discussion with her own theories or throw out accusations left and right. She sits back and supports the discussion that is heading towards the truth. She makes a few jokes here and there but she doesn't try to derail the trial off track that might led everyone to vote the wrong person. Genocide Jack plays support in trials and is happy doing this role as she isn't quite good at mystery solving herself. (I should do a full analysis of Jack in trial 3 to show examples of this.)
What's so interesting about Genocide Jack trusting Makoto now is that it's still only chapter 3. She's only seen Makoto bring a class trial to the right conclusion once, while everyone still alive have seen him do this twice. Genocide Jack trusts Makoto more than Kyoko trusts Makoto at this point in the story.
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I finally did it. I built a brand new bookcase.
This is the start of the Syo Shrine 2.0
I’m excited!
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Oh no!
Everyone turned into the characters/monsters they dressed up as!🪄🎃👻🔮
Edit: I forgot Kyoko 😭I'm so sorry, queen! (Big thanks to faeitty @ bsky for the suggestion!)
#danganronpa#sayaka maizono#monokuma#leon kuwata#chihiro fujisaki#mondo owada#mondo oowada#kiyotaka ishimaru#hifumi yamada#celestia ludenberg#sakura oogami#sakura ogami#yasuhiro hagakure#aoi asahina#genocider sho#genocider syo#genocide jack#genocide jill#byakuya togami#kyouko kirigiri#kyoko kirigiri#makoto naegi#junko enoshima
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how makoto finds out
I always thought the whole “putting blades in Halloween candy” was an urban legend. Today, I almost found myself a victim. Stay safe out there everyone!
Jack-O-Lantern (I know it’s technically not without a light source but it will be.) I don't know how to carve a good tongue.
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Its almost halloween so heres syomaru!!(with my older tokomaru/syomaru designs)
Daily Danganronpa Fun Fact #300
In Japanese, Genocider’s nicknames for her classmates are always overly cutesy. She adds honorifics like -tan, -chan, -chin, and -pyon, which all have cute connotations and are usually used between good friends. On top of this, she uses everyone’s first name.
Here, she uses Makocchan (Makoto), Kiyotan (Kiyotaka), Hifumin (Hifumi), Chiitan (Chihiro), and Oogachin (Oogami).