I think Gonta’s execution had a Wild West theme because it means Gonta dies in an unfamiliar place. He grew up in the wild and jungle so him dying in this unfamiliar place with buildings and sand and zero vegetation around would bring him some despair.
@@galarstar052 That would be cool, but he would already be dead before experiencing that despair if the execution still followed the same order like the original.
I still cannot get over the fact that Keebo looked down to check that they were safe and SMILED knowing that they were safe before sacrificing himself for them!!!
going from leon's execution to mondo's execution is like. i can only describe it as deciding to watch an episode of goosebumps after going to McKamey Manor.
What I love about Mahiru's death is that it's the only one where the Body Discovery Announcement goes off before the player character gets there and the sense of dread is so pristine. (besides Taka, but in that case you think the announcement is for Hifumi)
oh yeah i forgot about that. they really should have done that a couple more times cause the dread that comes over you from that simple chime is perfect
It's not only that Mikan's execution made no sense and was very uncomfortable to watch, but even post-execution was really disappointing. The cast jumped back from the death of Mikan and all the info she told them in an instant, and it felt almost as if... The whole game was hurrying up to just get it over with.
Mikan's execution is the most underwhelming one, but it is actually one of the smartest. All executions have one goal in common besides killing off the characters, but also filling them with despair while doing so. Leon hates baseball, forced into baseball practice execution, Mondo craves strength, turns into butter with a kiddy logo, Celeste wants to die in a special way, but dies of a common car accident. Junko killed herself with the executions she created herself, she felt excited at first, but got bored in the end anyway. Teruteru is a chef who is proud of his career, got turned into junk food, and was fried in lava which is too hot for frying. Peko died believing she killed Fuyuhiko, her one reason to commit murder. But Mikan? There was literally no way to make her sink into further despair, because she WAS ALREADY IN DESPAIR due to the disease. In fact, she wanted to die, her goal was to meet her beloved Junko. Thus Monokuma was forced to face a dilemma: How the hell can he abide the school rules by killing off Mikan, while filling her with despair, when the very thing that gives her hope is death itself? The answer? The execution we have now. The main difference between this execution and the other executions is that this execution does not have a final blow, as in we don't get to see the moment the character dies, nor the moment the character was overcome with despair. She was simply kicked out of the death game. People's reactions to this execution were mainly "That's it?" , which actually doesn't only fit what the players were feeling, but also what Mikan was feeling. This is what I believe Mikan was feeling during the execution: (On bed): "Oh yes, I can finally meet my beloved." (Monokuma trips with the needle): "You are not stabbing me with that? Stop teasing me." (Monokuma injects the fluid into the giant hand): "Oh yes Oh yes GIMME THE SWEET DEATH I CANT WAIT ALREADY" (She flies off into space): "Wait... This is it?" This is the closest Monokuma could get in obeying the school rules, while also filling Mikan with further despair: A boring ending. Kind of like how Shuichi chose to end the entire Danganronpa franchise by picking an end that is so boring, it dissatisfied both parties: the hope side, and the despair side. Which is probably why Monokuma, rather than doing his signature maniacal laugh, he fell headfirst onto the ground at the very end of the execution, which probably meant even he didn't know what the fuck he could do in this situation. Mikan was just a pawn for the despair plan from the beginning, and now her clinginess is getting in the way. Such despair.
@@user-lc7mi1zh2m Even if it was completely wrong. I like this idea better than most others. That said I don't think it's possible to compete vs the better ones with this either. I actually think they meant to do more with her story arc and just didn't because they decided to end the series. Even if the end for it now is temporary it does not match the direction they were going in before v3.
Kokichi's death has always bugged me since the murder is actually unsolvable. The game just settles on Kaito being the killer but there's no way that you can say for certain that he wasn't killed by Maki's poison arrow before being crushed
@@mican7833 A murder being solved by a confession does not change the fact that there is no actual evidence to prove it. Kaito admits he did it after you do the closing argument but to reach that point the game completely ignores the fact there is no way to prove which of the two killed him
@@mibbzx1493 kokichi and kaito wasted time planning everything together with kokichi writing the script while poison was running in his veins and everything. Basically in the last moment he could've died right before the exisal crushed him.
The thing i hate most about hiyokos death is that she was just starting to get character development but all since she had to replace fuyu they just brought it to a halt
@@somestixofbred They should have done a double murder in chapter 4. Because in that chapter Gundham and Sonia start building a friendship so having her die by accident like Nekumaru falling on her would break both Gundham’s and Soda’s heart. If we were to make them start bonding in three and have her die, then I think Gundham and Soda would get close and after Gundham is executed Soda would take care of his hamsters and would be closer to Hajime since he’s seen as his best friend and could comfort him
again with this stupid reason, it's a KILLING GAME, not all characters that died are supposed to have had decent character development... that makes it more realistic.
Not just the character development - even her role in the trial has a real "oh yeah, Saionji was there too", like it was tacked on at the last minute & everything about Ibuki's murder/Mikan's trial would have been the same if it was omitted entirely. At least Ishimaru's death was part of the wider hammer plot.
My best guess as to why they went with a Wild West theme for Gonta is because the jungle is what he knows, it would be familiar and comforting to him, whereas the desert is kind of the opposite of a jungle. As well as using robotic bugs since that's a combination of what he knows best (bugs) and what he is most unfamiliar with (technology) and also what ultimately led to his memory loss in the trial.
I feel like Leon’s execution felt so real/gory, cause it could actually happen and the vibe felt so dark and scary so I thought that Leon’s execution being so dark is why it’s one of my favourites
I think Teruteru’s execution was also a insult to him because he hates junk food/fried food and has stated it multiple times so it was Monokuma’s final insult to him
So, I know Korekiyo is kind of creepy in being in love with his sister, but you can’t say his motive wasn’t absolutely HORRRIFYING, the more I think about it the more it creeps me out
I heard that Korekiyo's sister was abusing him, but still Korekiyo was a messed up person as he admitted to murdering people for his sister. Very disturbing case in V3 I can tell you that.
I actually explained the Wild West theme for Gonta’s execution in your execution explained video. It was to convict Gonta for being a “bad person” and as a improper person. Gonta puts a bunch of emphasis on being a gentleman, so being in a situation where he couldn’t be seen as a proper person would make it seem like all his efforts where to be unrewarded. Hence forth he was killed in a shoot out with Monokuma as the “good meaning” sherif.
Mikan's execution is the most underwhelming one, but it is actually one of the smartest. All executions have one goal in common besides killing off the characters, but also filling them with despair while doing so. Leon hates baseball, forced into baseball practice execution, Mondo craves strength, turns into butter with a kiddy logo, Celeste wants to die in a special way, but dies of a common car accident. Junko killed herself with the executions she created herself, she felt excited at first, but got bored in the end anyway. Teruteru is a chef who is proud of his career, got turned into junk food, and was fried in lava which is too hot for frying. Peko died believing she killed Fuyuhiko, her one reason to commit murder. But Mikan? There was literally no way to make her sink into further despair, because she WAS ALREADY IN DESPAIR due to the disease. In fact, she wanted to die, her goal was to meet her beloved Junko. Thus Monokuma was forced to face a dilemma: How the hell can he abide the school rules by killing off Mikan, while filling her with despair, when the very thing that gives her hope is death itself? The answer? The execution we have now. The main difference between this execution and the other executions is that this execution does not have a final blow, as in we don't get to see the moment the character dies, nor the moment the character was overcome with despair. She was simply kicked out of the death game. People's reactions to this execution were mainly "That's it?" , which actually doesn't only fit what the players were feeling, but also what Mikan was feeling. This is what I believe Mikan was feeling during the execution: (On bed): "Oh yes, I can finally meet my beloved." (Monokuma trips with the needle): "You are not stabbing me with that? Stop teasing me." (Monokuma injects the fluid into the giant hand): "Oh yes Oh yes GIMME THE SWEET DEATH I CANT WAIT ALREADY" (She flies off into space): "Wait... This is it?" This is the closest Monokuma could get in obeying the school rules, while also filling Mikan with further despair: A boring ending. Kind of like how Shuichi chose to end the entire Danganronpa franchise by picking an end that is so boring, it dissatisfied both parties: the hope side, and the despair side. Which is probably why Monokuma, rather than doing his signature maniacal laugh, he fell headfirst onto the ground at the very end of the execution, which probably meant even he didn't know what the fuck he could do in this situation. Mikan was just a pawn for the despair plan from the beginning, and now her clinginess is getting in the way. Such despair.
@@qwertyuiop.lkjhgfdsa Because Junko was only excited for those who weren't obsessed with her yet. It is not the aftermath of despair that turns her on, it is the process of watching someone falling from hope into despair that turns her on. Mikan was already in despair, Junko had no reason to mess with her anymore.
i too agree that mikan's is a bit bad but i think there is some potential depth to it we know that mikan loved junko so sending her off to die literally as far as possible so that not her or anyone could see her in her final moments must have inflicted a bunch of despair since she just wants love and attention and to be understood which is sad i luv mikan
No one talks about how Kaito got to not only die on his own terms, but finally seeing the stars for the first time. His dream was to be an astronaut. He died the Luminary of the Stars we knew him to be. He died with happiness and hope.
I HATE Komaeda but god, his death and his trial were my favorite by FAR. I love that, with Komaeda, they really played up his luck as a talent. Obviously, it's there with Naegi, too, but it's a lot more subtle and Naegi is never aware of it. I just think it's so cool how Komaeda fully knows that he's only alive due to sheer luck and he's learned how to use it.
I just loved how he misinterpreted the rules or whatever for the gun and instead of putting one bullet in the gun he put 5 and he STILL came out of it. Dudes luck was God tier
@@THENAMEISQUICKMAN well that probably wasn’t brutal..Kokichi probably died instantly. I’d say that Ryoma’s was quite brutal. So was Sayaka’s since ahe broke her wrist and then got stabbed, and she was still alive after being stabbed. That’d hurt like hell.
@@xloisx4603 I think Kokichi would've lived for a split-second just as all his bones were crunching before he was dead, and the fact his body would be unrecognizable after it is what makes it brutal to me.
I can't believe you forgot the heartbreaking death of Fishy-Fishy Desu Chan back in THH. When Monokuma dropped him I was in literal shock- His dying words were so touching; 'bLOp bLoP blOP" 😔
if all danganronpa executions were like kirumi's, then they'd all be in s+. having the blackened try and survive their executions only to fail miserably would just make it feel so sick and twisted. i always love it when fangan's do that.
I don't think that would work for every single one, cause after the first couple of executions the killers would just stop trying to run away. they would be like "Why do I even have to try if monokuma's gonna kill me anyway?"
Honestly I think that kokichi's plan was more thought out than nagito's. He came up with the plan and wrote the whole script with poison in his veins. Also kokichi's aim was to end the killing game and saving the rest of the class while nagito's was to kill every remnant of despair and leave the traitor. Nagito relied on his ultimate luck but kokichi relied only on his intelligence.
I personally enjoy Nagito's class trial a lot more, mainly because I loved Kokichi so much and it hurt me beyond imagination when he died. I also liked all the plot twists that Nagito's trial brang and how elaborate it was. However, I see your point but I do find it more exciting to see Nagito rely on his luck for his entire plan to work.
Especially the fact that he could predict almost every move until ALMOST the very end but Chiaki revealed herself as the "traitor", I also liked Chiaki's execution way more then Kaito's so that also played a large contributing factor as to why I like Nagito's plan and class trial more.
@@alister5527 I mean I completely understand where you are coming from, but there was one thing in kokichi's plan that had me sold. And that was that monokuma didn't even know anything about the case itself. Meaning that kokichi was able to trick the games mechanics itself. He was able to trick the very mastermind of the game. In the end monokuma knew about nagito's plan but he didn't know anything about kokichi's plan that he had to rely on shuichi's deduction. Making this the best part of kokichi's plan.
I really like this. I've never thought about it that way! I hate Kokichi with my full guts, but thinking about how much effort he put in is super cool.
Me and my friend Emma introduced our other friend Apollo to Danganronpa and his favorite character was Nagito. When he discovered his body he started ranting to us in our group chat, and me being me I sent him a picture of Nagito’s body in the middle of his rant😅
About Gundham: He and Nekomaru fought for real, and the loser was Nekomaru. He actually, somehow, knew how to fight enough to at least handle Nekomaru, who has a metal body. Which makes the fact he uses his fake magic in the execution even sadder because it’s HIM that causes the death this time.
Actually his spell did work he used it to move his hamsters and save them from the bulls it’s believed that monokuma respected Gundham enough to let him be lifted into above by his animals and payed respects to him at the end of his execution
@@nightingalesong5195 i'm pretty sure it wasn't to move them, but to protect them. But, like I said, it's just My opinion. [By the way sorry if i wrote something wrong, english is not my native lenguage. :')]
One thing I feel like they could have easily improve, was Junko's execution. Same concept, but you do all the executions, including the ones that weren't shown to the player. They already decided the execution for each character, and it would have been fun to see all 16 of them going back to back very quickly
I'd like to watch junko die of hypothermia Don't know who got that execution? LOOK IT UP!! Or if ur lazy like me just scroll down (It was Byakuya lol I love unused executions)
I actually have a funny story about when I first realized that Kaede was going to die. So I was watching a playthrough of DRV3 and I had just gotten to the first trial, after Rantaro had died. At that point though I decided to take a break and shower, and of course I had shower thoughts, as one does. And one of them happened to be, "man, DR hasn't had the protag die before huh?" You can probably imagine how I felt when I came back and finished the trial. (Note, I had no idea she was the "killer" until the "choose the culprit" minigame came up and they chose Kaede)
Kaede's and Gundham's deaths hold the titles of the only ones making me cry. Gundham's got me because of how he reassured his devas before dying-- his last thought was comforting them, and then when he was so convinced he would end up in hell for being a demon, all the spirits of other dead animals came and got him and took him to heaven and I LOST IT. I have such a soft spot for animals and to see them come get him really just tugged at the heartstrings. And with kaede, I was actually spoiled on her dying, I knew she died at some point and that was one of the twists for v3. But I didn't know she died because she was the blackened and I didn't think it would happen so early on, so when they revealed it, my jaw DROPPED. And then when shuichi was really struggling with everything and feeling like he was the one responsible for killing her but also wanting to fulfill her wish, and then when he went to the piano room, I sobbed like a little bitch. For like a good five minutes, it was heart wrenching
Something with the Monokub executions that made me a bit paranoid when I was watching v3 was how they pair up to the killers. Monokid, like Kaede was a musician. Monosuke was very money-minded, which sort of made sense with Kirumi (seeing as her FTEs make it known that she charges a lot and you learn about her status in the trial), but it’s also a subversion of expectations because you think of a maid as being humble. I didn’t make the connection until it was directly revealed, but it was some nice foreshadowing if you spent time with her. The reason why I was so nervous was because my favorite character is and always has been Keebo. The obvious place my mind went to is that he would kill someone and be executed alongside Monodam. It makes sense that Monodam went to Korekiyo, though, as his status as an anthropologist almost makes him view humanity from an outsider’s lens. (Also on a side note, my favorites in the other two games died in chapter three. The fact that his obvious Monokub pairing died in ch3 really made me feel like the game forgot to kill my favorite off in the third chapter and then just panicked and did it at the end lmao)
"Hey guys Weeby Newz here and today I wanted to do just a fun little video you know, going over all the deaths of our favourite characters" *That just sounded so wrong-*
tbh the thing I have always hated is that Monokuma himself says the killer is determined by the injury that actually kills the person... but the issue is Nekomaru k*lled himself, sure gundham tied him up there, but Nekomaru was the one who squirmed around and fell, therefore Gundham didnt kill him.
That doesn't make a lot of sense tho,Gundham tied Mechamaru and them he died,Mechamaru didn't kill himself,you could basically say that the bat killed Mahiru not Peko or the toilet paper killed Miu not Gonta
Leon’s execution will always be my favorite - because of how it just shows reality, and it conveys the emotions of the fear of dying, and being dragged to your death by chains.
I once saw in a video that the reason Gundams spell “failed” is because it didn’t, it protected the hamsters, but ya know could be because of Weeby’s reason
I have the exact opposite opinion on ishimaru's death. I felt it was way too out there and felt really random. It felt like they were setting him up to be framed, not killed.
I honestly think that the fortune teller should of been the person to die and taka should of taken his place. I mean Hiro had next to no character development
@@alexhiser4073 No I think it would make sense considering that he basically went off the rails with grief. Having the argument of like " Maybe he lost his role of 'Moral Compass' ". Like he isn't like his Ultimate anymore. He couldn't do it before but now that he's not himself it doesn't matter if that makes any sense. Yeah like many people I believe he should have swapped roles with Hiro during this chapter. It just makes logical sense. Also biased because I love Taka
Ryoma was absolutely my favorite character in any of the games, he DID NOT deserve to die, especially so early on. He was such a relatable character, and had so much potential. He finally realized life might just be worth living, even with him being on death row, the life he had left to live would be worth living.
God, Keebo's execution broke my heart and it still does because I was so happy one of my favorites made it and then he just went out with a bang while I cry uncontrollably. A lot of my favorites died in V3 and it gave me the same feeling I had when Sakura died.
So I hate to make you feel even worse about the Leon case, Weeby, but... I remember back in the original Orenronen thread on Something Awful, before there was even a hint of DR coming to the West, that a lot of the thread readers during the first case said they also assumed Leon's case was supposed to be harder because players wouldn't understand English. But according to other posters who were familiar with the Japanese fandom for Danganronpa back then, nope. :P It was usually just as easy for most Japanese people who LPed it back on NicoNicoDouga at the time too from what they said, since they're usually at least familiar with the English alphabet. It was always meant to just be a straightforward tutorial case, the language barrier wasn't a thing even pre-translation.
A point I never see brought up with TeruTeru's execution is how it parallels Celestia's. TeruTeru sees himself as this ultimate chef who could hoover Michelin stars anytime. In the execution, Monokuma turns him into Tempura. A dish which is so staple that almost anyone can (and does) make them anywhere to high standard. So he dies not as this Gordon Ramsey plateau chef, but a common diner/streetfood cook.
I like the reference they make with Mondo's execution, with the tigers and the butter, never looked into the rest of the thing it was based on though, mostly just the tiger butter part, plus it's a reference to an old _very dangerous_ circus act
22:30: The only CZcamsr I know of who saw it coming was NicoB, he was complaining that it was so obvious, then the next episode he was like, “ooookay, according to y’all, it was not obvious at all, never mind.”
Okay, one thing I gotta say is mondos execution was actually realistic- basically his body and the electricity together would actually, melt you. And if your melted and somone adds some stuff to your melted body, you could actually, be, butter.
This is why I made my notification sound keebo saying please stop since I get A LOT of notifications (well except notifications for my fav youtubers and stuff then I feel bad cause I don't want those notifications to stop 😅)
I feel the same way! Kaede, Kaito's and Gonta's executions all made me really sad for awhile (even though I'm not really a fan of Gonta). Ngl, I cried quite a bit for Kaede and Gonta in particular. I was kinda happy for Kaito, tho, in a weird way.
That isn't true unfortunately, just a random thing people say. I tried to trace the origins of the rumor but didn't have much luck. I think someone just said it and everyone accepted it as canon despite not being true.
@@laquanburroughs3828 I wouldn't say he wants to die but rather he is willing to die. And while I don't know where the rumor came from I definitely understand why it spread so easily. It is perfectly in character for him and it would be a great idea. Maybe I should stop correcting people about it since it is such a great headcanon. I spent an entire afternoon once trying to find evidence to support it. 😣
@@tinkerer3399 ig maybe saying he wanted to die is up in the air but he did basically say to Sonia don’t interfere so I took that as he accepted death and he was looking forward to going to hell so. Either way still stands that the hamster theory fits
Honestly, I kind of like the idea of Junko's execution. Like, yeah, I think it would have been cool if she had a unique one, and I definitely think she's crazy enough that she would, too, but I think more than anything that she wouldn't be _able_ to do it. Because it's easy enough to think of a fitting way for yourself to die, but for Junko, it's different. It's less about what's "fitting" and more about what would cause the most despair. And personally, I don't think Junko could have planned anything more despairing happening to her than having her meticulously-crafted plan, her _years_ of hard work, failing in the end. So, I think it actually kind of worked for her. And even further than that, I especially liked that moment at the end with the press hanging above Junko just long enough for her to look up in confusion, because it's not something she expected (for those who haven't read Danganronpa Zero, or who haven't at least heard of it (spoilers, duh), the main protagonist, Ryoko Otonashi, is revealed to be an amnesiac fake identity of Junko, and it's also shown that Junko's actual talent is the Ultimate Analyst. Her analytical skills are what make her able to pull off so many of her feats throughout the series, and how she can always know how to perfectly act to manipulate the people around her. However, everything became too predictable and boring, so she eventually crafted The Tragedy and by extension, the Killing Game, in order to try and put people in a situation to act unpredictable, in order to gain some kind of amusement. But everything ended up going exactly how she'd planned... up until that final trial. And I feel like those final moments of her execution were like a huge slap in the face. When the press lingered, she probably hadn't expected it. She looked up, looking shocked and confused. Maybe she thought, for a moment, "wait, what's going on? This isn't supposed to happen" only to then turn it around and crush her at the last second, which is probably what she (and the players) expected anyways. In summary: her execution is much like an onion. It's got some layers, and it's a bit hard to peel those away (with droplets of acidic juice squirting into your eyes 😃), but when you do, you'll see it's a little more complicated than you might've thought upon first impression.
my gosh i’ve been binging this accounts content the past two hours and i love the way she talks and her entire personality it’s so entertaining and i love her videos uwahh
I think I might be able to explain the wild west theme in Gonta's execution, actually. Since Gonta's aspirations were to be a true gentleman in society to show his birth parents that his jungle family weren't just a bunch of filthy animals, the wild west, a place of lawless chaos, debauchery, and ungentlemanly brawls, would be the last place Gonta would ever want to be in.
I feel like they put the LEON thing in for the first trial so new players can get used to the mechanics in a simple way cause the game adds more as it goes on especially in the trails. But I think it also helps get the players used to looking at everything so they know to investigate in a lot of depth especially since in later cases some of the most minuscule differences in background placements and character accounts can lead to solving the cases. Like in both the second and third trails when Mondo mentions the blue tracksuit even tho no one said anything about colour or when celest says we will die like they did even tho the others didn’t know about the second death
For me, when I first watched Korekiyo's execution, it just felt too weird to me. However, there's one detail that most people miss that I think is incredibly fascinating and just shows the dedication put into these executions. If you count the tallies next to Kiyo after the voting, there's one missing. Kiyo didn't vote. Therefore, he got executed twice, both by boiling and with the salt.
One thing I really like about the V3 demo murder is that it happens while everyone is still going about introducing themselves to each other and exploring the facility for the first time. If you think about it, it's that's a really smart time to kill someone. No one knows anyone, no one knows the layout of the school, everyone is still in shock of being in the death game in the first place, etc. So much confusion and lack of knowledge makes getting away with murder that much easier.
Could gonta's wild west theme supposed to give the feeling of toughness? Since whenever the character is in this setting the normal reaction is that this is the badass standing on his own against the world. I'd say that's similar to how gonta wanted to protect his friends all by himself but couldn't think of anything. That type of strength is further shown by him tanking "bullets" like it's no big deal. I think it's also supposed to show how the bugs he cared about so much were the ones that got him killed, through probably one of the most cruel ways possible that being the fire. So not only is he killed by his most loved hobby, it's killed with him like every other bug. I may be reaching a little but that's how I saw it.
What about a Design Analysis? One reason I came up with this is Kokichi's Design where he has the checkered scarf, like a chessboard, it being a very analytical game(studying what move your opponent will/can do) that you need to think and plan before you make another move to trap your opponents king(monokuma). His clothes in general looks like an insane asylum clothes, gee wonder why. In his beta design, I can low-key see why the creator didn't take the beta design(as great as it looks) because it didn't show as much of his character as the asylum clothes. His beta design communicated what we already know the first time we see him. That he's childish.
Also, Ouma's beta design has two different eye colors, its a disease. Also Ouma's scarf shows how morally grey character he is, i mean it has black and white colors.
19:10 Lets talk about ghundam's spell. Personally, I believe that it did work, but the spell was to protect the dark devas rather than himself, as they were in fact alive after that
I had started with the Danganronpa anime, which while it does the game’s injustice, was still lots of fun! The trial I knew immediately who was responsible was the third trial with Sakura. My clues were, there was only one entrance to the game room, the door was locked from the inside with a chair, and the glass that shattered only occurred when Makoto broke it to get in after hearing Aoi scream.
I'M SO GLAD YOU LOVED LEON'S EXECUTION!!! Edit: I watched Teruteru and Peko's trials today just to get into danganronpa drv2! I really didn't know much about drv2, but I realised just how much I loved the trials compared to some that I didn't like as much. In v1 Leon's was kind of boring to start, but in v2, Teruterus was CRAZY! I think Saionji is annoying and rude, but I sometimes laugh at her lines or gasp when she calls Mikan a "sk@nky p!g b1tch" so y'know... I mean she was sad when Mahiru die, but it was really portrayed as "Oh, she's just sensitive and has the maturity of a five year old" rather than "her best/girl friend just died"
I had no idea people didn’t like mondo’s execution, it totally disturbed me as a baby horror teen. More like an unsettling disturbing than a kept me up at night disturbing tho lol. Though I feel like the idea of ppl being turned into food of any kind in general freaked me out a lot then, and I wasn’t affected by teruteru’s execution at all so maybe mondo’s was all it took to like, see and get over it. Big oof for the story it’s based on tho, no idea about the full extent of what happens in it, but I’ll def be checking out the video going over the whole execution ayyyy. Also I kinda don’t like Korekiyo’s execution, I loved it up until the exorcism part. Showing an actual ghost kinda confirms a supernatural element to the universe of the game and to me kinda erases the impact of the other deaths ig? Like they dead, but kiyo is Dead Dead. My personal headcanon is that maybe they somehow made him feel like he’d died and been exorcised, and just showed it to us how he felt it when maybe he was actually alive up until the end hmmmm. Anyway my fave murder is ibuki’s and my fave execution is kirumi’s. And my all around fave trial is Mahiru’s. :D
I would’ve loved Junko’s execution to be a combination of her getting hit by things related to her multiple personalities then at the end she gets killed by a guillotine relating to her queen personality, just a thought Edit: I thought of another execution but this time for Mikan She gets strapped into a chair and she gets hooked up to a blood draining machine, her blood starts to be removed and she’s injected with a poison that makes her hallucinate and just as the machine taking away her blood is about to kill her Monokuma drives a giant ass needle through her chest killing her
Kyoko's was always my fav, just because i know how it feels to hold in all the things that hurt you and acting ok, then the pain and suffering it causes especially when it finally breaks through and show even a little bit idk lol
Hearing her voice sound so cheery while talking about characters being hung, crushed, and thrown off heights gives off heavy danganronpa vibes
Weeby news will be the next junko in danganronpa 4
LMAO 😭
Nice 😎
weeby enoshima
I JUST SAW IT AT 666 LIKES- WHO RUINED IT-
"I feel like Ryoma had so much room for growth"... I mean, yeah, look at him.
Bruh
Bruh
Lmao
Bruh
Bruh
I think Gonta’s execution had a Wild West theme because it means Gonta dies in an unfamiliar place. He grew up in the wild and jungle so him dying in this unfamiliar place with buildings and sand and zero vegetation around would bring him some despair.
EXACTLY
at the same time though, it'd be so much cooler if when monokuma burned him with the flamethrower his forest home could be set on fire as well.
@@galarstar052 oooooh I never thought of that, that’s a good point
@@galarstar052 maybe his homeland was put on fire and made a wild fire which is probably why he burned him and the bug
@@galarstar052 That would be cool, but he would already be dead before experiencing that despair if the execution still followed the same order like the original.
And a non-spoiler thumbnail to boot. Phenomenal
Yeah I was so happy to see it being spoiler free
@@project_letters and then being spoiled
No, it's full of spoilers!!! Now I know monokuma is going to die!!!!!!😡😡😡🤬
@jimmy shut up she had A spoiler warning!
Except for makoto's fanmade unused :3(still watching does she put it in?)
I still cannot get over the fact that Keebo looked down to check that they were safe and SMILED knowing that they were safe before sacrificing himself for them!!!
Keeboi 🥺🤚
@RobotBlue he’s… not a person though
@@laplaces___angel_shush you robophobe
going from leon's execution to mondo's execution is like. i can only describe it as deciding to watch an episode of goosebumps after going to McKamey Manor.
That’s danganrampa
I think Mondo's execution is good. It's just that for some reason it didn't really explain how mondo died which gives it points off
I couldn’t find a better way to describe it
I JUST WATCHED TWO VIDS ABOUT MCKAMEY MANOR WTF
What I love about Mahiru's death is that it's the only one where the Body Discovery Announcement goes off before the player character gets there and the sense of dread is so pristine. (besides Taka, but in that case you think the announcement is for Hifumi)
oh yeah i forgot about that. they really should have done that a couple more times cause the dread that comes over you from that simple chime is perfect
It would have been nice to feel the suspense more
she had a realistic amount of blood splattered everywhere :D
@@mikudayoooooo stop i thought you wrote the comment 8 yrs ago i was like wtf
It makes me wonder how the main character doesnt get suspected more often. Like, "why are you always one of the first ones there???"
Saddest death was kibo's ahoge during Kaito's execution, I cried a lot
@Madeline Packard I don't think you got the joke
@Madeline Packard maybe read the again....
the ahoge was the best character, and it's death was so unexpected, it had me shook for days
At least he still was a protagonist for a bit
same😔🤚
mikans execution in F tier, ya love to see it
@Madeline Packard uh... The devs were on crack to designing such a weird fanservice death
@Madeline Packard even if morally it was 100% okay its so boring 😭😭
@Madeline Packard it was straight ass
SHE NEEDS A HUG HOW CAN YOU HATE THE GIRL
@@ri____h3nr628 not mikan her execution
It's not only that Mikan's execution made no sense and was very uncomfortable to watch, but even post-execution was really disappointing. The cast jumped back from the death of Mikan and all the info she told them in an instant, and it felt almost as if... The whole game was hurrying up to just get it over with.
Yeah, Mikan, Ibuki and Hiyoko deserved better than they got.
Mikan's execution is the most underwhelming one, but it is actually one of the smartest.
All executions have one goal in common besides killing off the characters, but also filling them with despair while doing so.
Leon hates baseball, forced into baseball practice execution,
Mondo craves strength, turns into butter with a kiddy logo,
Celeste wants to die in a special way, but dies of a common car accident.
Junko killed herself with the executions she created herself, she felt excited at first, but got bored in the end anyway.
Teruteru is a chef who is proud of his career, got turned into junk food, and was fried in lava which is too hot for frying.
Peko died believing she killed Fuyuhiko, her one reason to commit murder.
But Mikan? There was literally no way to make her sink into further despair, because she WAS ALREADY IN DESPAIR due to the disease. In fact, she wanted to die, her goal was to meet her beloved Junko.
Thus Monokuma was forced to face a dilemma:
How the hell can he abide the school rules by killing off Mikan, while filling her with despair, when the very thing that gives her hope is death itself?
The answer? The execution we have now.
The main difference between this execution and the other executions is that this execution does not have a final blow, as in we don't get to see the moment the character dies, nor the moment the character was overcome with despair. She was simply kicked out of the death game.
People's reactions to this execution were mainly "That's it?" , which actually doesn't only fit what the players were feeling, but also what Mikan was feeling.
This is what I believe Mikan was feeling during the execution:
(On bed): "Oh yes, I can finally meet my beloved."
(Monokuma trips with the needle): "You are not stabbing me with that? Stop teasing me."
(Monokuma injects the fluid into the giant hand): "Oh yes Oh yes GIMME THE SWEET DEATH I CANT WAIT ALREADY"
(She flies off into space): "Wait... This is it?"
This is the closest Monokuma could get in obeying the school rules, while also filling Mikan with further despair:
A boring ending.
Kind of like how Shuichi chose to end the entire Danganronpa franchise by picking an end that is so boring, it dissatisfied both parties: the hope side, and the despair side.
Which is probably why Monokuma, rather than doing his signature maniacal laugh, he fell headfirst onto the ground at the very end of the execution, which probably meant even he didn't know what the fuck he could do in this situation.
Mikan was just a pawn for the despair plan from the beginning, and now her clinginess is getting in the way.
Such despair.
@@user-lc7mi1zh2m Oh wow..now i like mikans execution more now, thank you
@@user-lc7mi1zh2m
Your explaination about her execution is really good. I like These theory
@@user-lc7mi1zh2m Even if it was completely wrong. I like this idea better than most others. That said I don't think it's possible to compete vs the better ones with this either. I actually think they meant to do more with her story arc and just didn't because they decided to end the series. Even if the end for it now is temporary it does not match the direction they were going in before v3.
We all truly know the most heartbreaking death...
Kyoko's hair ramen.
the way it was swept off. it makes me cry every time
So true I cried so much because of it
Ikr, kiriramen is so toxic Kyoko literally killed it
S tier ramen
@Yeet My glasses AAAAAAAA IM TRAUMATIZED
Kokichi's death has always bugged me since the murder is actually unsolvable. The game just settles on Kaito being the killer but there's no way that you can say for certain that he wasn't killed by Maki's poison arrow before being crushed
Oof
I mean Kaito was there and he admitted it
@@mican7833 A murder being solved by a confession does not change the fact that there is no actual evidence to prove it. Kaito admits he did it after you do the closing argument but to reach that point the game completely ignores the fact there is no way to prove which of the two killed him
@@alexlogan7710 its process of elimination. If Maki wanted him dead, she would’ve used a more lethal poison.
@@mibbzx1493 kokichi and kaito wasted time planning everything together with kokichi writing the script while poison was running in his veins and everything. Basically in the last moment he could've died right before the exisal crushed him.
The dead Monokuma plushie is definitely better than S rank. If only U rank was an option.
S+
@@ThelordHayden34 SS
U is ungradeable AKA its so terrible.
@@beeeeetch_4701 THATS N*ZI SHIT NO
@@MangoraHorror that is???
The saddest death of Danganronpa is Danganronpa itself
TOGETHER we will END DANGANRONPA!!
@Yeet My glasses NO
@Yeet My glasses YOU TRICKED ME AH
@Yeet My glasses what the fawk😃
@@MrConredsX *no*
The thing i hate most about hiyokos death is that she was just starting to get character development but all since she had to replace fuyu they just brought it to a halt
they should've killed sonia off instead tbh -.-
@@somestixofbred They should have done a double murder in chapter 4. Because in that chapter Gundham and Sonia start building a friendship so having her die by accident like Nekumaru falling on her would break both Gundham’s and Soda’s heart.
If we were to make them start bonding in three and have her die, then I think Gundham and Soda would get close and after Gundham is executed Soda would take care of his hamsters and would be closer to Hajime since he’s seen as his best friend and could comfort him
again with this stupid reason, it's a KILLING GAME, not all characters that died are supposed to have had decent character development... that makes it more realistic.
Not just the character development - even her role in the trial has a real "oh yeah, Saionji was there too", like it was tacked on at the last minute & everything about Ibuki's murder/Mikan's trial would have been the same if it was omitted entirely. At least Ishimaru's death was part of the wider hammer plot.
@@somestixofbred then gundham death would have been meaningless to many
My best guess as to why they went with a Wild West theme for Gonta is because the jungle is what he knows, it would be familiar and comforting to him, whereas the desert is kind of the opposite of a jungle. As well as using robotic bugs since that's a combination of what he knows best (bugs) and what he is most unfamiliar with (technology) and also what ultimately led to his memory loss in the trial.
O o f
Also: he wished to become a gentleman and the wild west is known to be a wild place, full of bad and evil people
The people who haven’t finished danganronpa 1 looking at the thumbnail: 👁👄👁💧
Theres no spoilers on the thumbnail🤠
@@meliqz.3637 yeah but if they haven’t finished the game and see Makotos “execution” in the thumbnail they’re gonna think they’ve been spoiled lol
@@meliqz.3637 wow I never knew 🙄😃
@@Lana.381 good point actually
@@Lana.381true lol
The fact that kaitos execution (the last one of the series) copies off of gens (the first one) it fits so well with the chr.
If you think about it, Kaito’s actual death aside, one could say that it was the last normal execution of the games.
I feel like Leon’s execution felt so real/gory, cause it could actually happen and the vibe felt so dark and scary so I thought that Leon’s execution being so dark is why it’s one of my favourites
That's why he acted so scared too, all of this was made to terrify the spectators, as a introduction of the serie
It's also the only execution with red blood I believe
I agree Leon's execution has a dark vibe to it, the fear in Leon's eyes always sticks with me.
Owada was such a good character, but his execution is terrible.
I like chihiro
Exactly
Buter
I mean it was kinda good until they ruined it with the BUTTER
Please, stop with the mondo butter jokes they're getting old
@@silly_.rabbit2 exactly they aren’t funny-
one of the saddest parts of 2-5 was sonia’s rebuttal showdown, she wanted so badly to believe that chiaki wasn’t the traitor
If I didn't know any better, I'd be weirded out by the morbidity of ranking other ppls deaths from which one you liked most lol.
I think Teruteru’s execution was also a insult to him because he hates junk food/fried food and has stated it multiple times so it was Monokuma’s final insult to him
Weeby: Because of my love for Ishimaru
Me: +10000000000000respect
We all know the saddest death of Danganronpa
The death of our lord and saviors Ball Monokuma & Big Bang Monokuma
R.I.P. you will never be forgotten 😔
R. I. P😔
Nah mr fish that monokuma beat up 😔😔 rip
@@Sighf that poor fish😢
Fishy boi
Lost, but never forgotten🌸🌹🌸🍀🌸🌹🍀🌸🌹🌸🍀🌸🌹🌸🌹🌸🍀🍀🍀🌸🍀🌹🍀🌸
So, I know Korekiyo is kind of creepy in being in love with his sister, but you can’t say his motive wasn’t absolutely HORRRIFYING, the more I think about it the more it creeps me out
I mean, it was a literal RITUAL. It was gonna be disturbing either way
True
I was in love with his character until the whole "I *love* my sister" thing happened. The curse of the third trial.
I heard that Korekiyo's sister was abusing him, but still Korekiyo was a messed up person as he admitted to murdering people for his sister. Very disturbing case in V3 I can tell you that.
I actually explained the Wild West theme for Gonta’s execution in your execution explained video. It was to convict Gonta for being a “bad person” and as a improper person. Gonta puts a bunch of emphasis on being a gentleman, so being in a situation where he couldn’t be seen as a proper person would make it seem like all his efforts where to be unrewarded. Hence forth he was killed in a shoot out with Monokuma as the “good meaning” sherif.
Oh no...
@@slasla2345 very sad indeed.
Mikan's execution is the most underwhelming one, but it is actually one of the smartest.
All executions have one goal in common besides killing off the characters, but also filling them with despair while doing so.
Leon hates baseball, forced into baseball practice execution,
Mondo craves strength, turns into butter with a kiddy logo,
Celeste wants to die in a special way, but dies of a common car accident.
Junko killed herself with the executions she created herself, she felt excited at first, but got bored in the end anyway.
Teruteru is a chef who is proud of his career, got turned into junk food, and was fried in lava which is too hot for frying.
Peko died believing she killed Fuyuhiko, her one reason to commit murder.
But Mikan? There was literally no way to make her sink into further despair, because she WAS ALREADY IN DESPAIR due to the disease. In fact, she wanted to die, her goal was to meet her beloved Junko.
Thus Monokuma was forced to face a dilemma:
How the hell can he abide the school rules by killing off Mikan, while filling her with despair, when the very thing that gives her hope is death itself?
The answer? The execution we have now.
The main difference between this execution and the other executions is that this execution does not have a final blow, as in we don't get to see the moment the character dies, nor the moment the character was overcome with despair. She was simply kicked out of the death game.
People's reactions to this execution were mainly "That's it?" , which actually doesn't only fit what the players were feeling, but also what Mikan was feeling.
This is what I believe Mikan was feeling during the execution:
(On bed): "Oh yes, I can finally meet my beloved."
(Monokuma trips with the needle): "You are not stabbing me with that? Stop teasing me."
(Monokuma injects the fluid into the giant hand): "Oh yes Oh yes GIMME THE SWEET DEATH I CANT WAIT ALREADY"
(She flies off into space): "Wait... This is it?"
This is the closest Monokuma could get in obeying the school rules, while also filling Mikan with further despair:
A boring ending.
Kind of like how Shuichi chose to end the entire Danganronpa franchise by picking an end that is so boring, it dissatisfied both parties: the hope side, and the despair side.
Which is probably why Monokuma, rather than doing his signature maniacal laugh, he fell headfirst onto the ground at the very end of the execution, which probably meant even he didn't know what the fuck he could do in this situation.
Mikan was just a pawn for the despair plan from the beginning, and now her clinginess is getting in the way.
Such despair.
Also she was the most obsess with junko, but her execution was so short. An afterthought.
@@qwertyuiop.lkjhgfdsa Because Junko was only excited for those who weren't obsessed with her yet. It is not the aftermath of despair that turns her on, it is the process of watching someone falling from hope into despair that turns her on. Mikan was already in despair, Junko had no reason to mess with her anymore.
i too agree that mikan's is a bit bad but i think there is some potential depth to it we know that mikan loved junko so sending her off to die literally as far as possible so that not her or anyone could see her in her final moments must have inflicted a bunch of despair since she just wants love and attention and to be understood which is sad i luv mikan
Mikan actually has a confirmed fear of oversized objects. A giant arm and needle probably was terrifying for her
@@anthonymcneil4238 nice fun fact
No one talks about how Kaito got to not only die on his own terms, but finally seeing the stars for the first time. His dream was to be an astronaut. He died the Luminary of the Stars we knew him to be. He died with happiness and hope.
I will never get over how pissed Monokuma looks after he realises as well XD
I HATE Komaeda but god, his death and his trial were my favorite by FAR. I love that, with Komaeda, they really played up his luck as a talent. Obviously, it's there with Naegi, too, but it's a lot more subtle and Naegi is never aware of it. I just think it's so cool how Komaeda fully knows that he's only alive due to sheer luck and he's learned how to use it.
I just loved how he misinterpreted the rules or whatever for the gun and instead of putting one bullet in the gun he put 5 and he STILL came out of it. Dudes luck was God tier
same
Komaeda's death is arguably the most brutal non-execution death in the whole series, perhaps rivalled only by Kokichi getting crushed flat.
@@THENAMEISQUICKMAN well that probably wasn’t brutal..Kokichi probably died instantly. I’d say that Ryoma’s was quite brutal. So was Sayaka’s since ahe broke her wrist and then got stabbed, and she was still alive after being stabbed. That’d hurt like hell.
@@xloisx4603 I think Kokichi would've lived for a split-second just as all his bones were crunching before he was dead, and the fact his body would be unrecognizable after it is what makes it brutal to me.
I can't believe you forgot the heartbreaking death of Fishy-Fishy Desu Chan back in THH.
When Monokuma dropped him I was in literal shock-
His dying words were so touching; 'bLOp bLoP blOP" 😔
Omg ikr
It was the saddest execution of all time 😔
My he rest in peace
@@flutter_cloudz gone but never forgotten 😔✌️
Who-
if all danganronpa executions were like kirumi's, then they'd all be in s+. having the blackened try and survive their executions only to fail miserably would just make it feel so sick and twisted. i always love it when fangan's do that.
I don't think that would work for every single one, cause after the first couple of executions the killers would just stop trying to run away. they would be like "Why do I even have to try if monokuma's gonna kill me anyway?"
@@iranam1004 thats true, but it could still work for a few
3 ideas for Character Analysis'
Shuichi
Maki
Hina
I would like a maki analysis or shuichi
OMG PLZ YESSSSSSSSS
I'm still waiting for a Shuichi analysis
i want a hina analysis because she is my waifu
Yes please
Honestly I think that kokichi's plan was more thought out than nagito's. He came up with the plan and wrote the whole script with poison in his veins. Also kokichi's aim was to end the killing game and saving the rest of the class while nagito's was to kill every remnant of despair and leave the traitor. Nagito relied on his ultimate luck but kokichi relied only on his intelligence.
i actually never thought of it like that ... kinda makes me appreciate kokichis plan a lot more
I personally enjoy Nagito's class trial a lot more, mainly because I loved Kokichi so much and it hurt me beyond imagination when he died. I also liked all the plot twists that Nagito's trial brang and how elaborate it was. However, I see your point but I do find it more exciting to see Nagito rely on his luck for his entire plan to work.
Especially the fact that he could predict almost every move until ALMOST the very end but Chiaki revealed herself as the "traitor", I also liked Chiaki's execution way more then Kaito's so that also played a large contributing factor as to why I like Nagito's plan and class trial more.
@@alister5527 I mean I completely understand where you are coming from, but there was one thing in kokichi's plan that had me sold. And that was that monokuma didn't even know anything about the case itself. Meaning that kokichi was able to trick the games mechanics itself. He was able to trick the very mastermind of the game. In the end monokuma knew about nagito's plan but he didn't know anything about kokichi's plan that he had to rely on shuichi's deduction. Making this the best part of kokichi's plan.
I really like this. I've never thought about it that way! I hate Kokichi with my full guts, but thinking about how much effort he put in is super cool.
The only execution I ever cried was Gundham’s.
His voice actor, Chris Tergliafera, also teared up seeing it
Mondo a execution was actually pretty realistic until the whole butter part
@Ghosties Hosties at this point i would slap her
@Ghosties Hosties I mean there probably have been some streamers who ended up laughing
Me and my friend Emma introduced our other friend Apollo to Danganronpa and his favorite character was Nagito. When he discovered his body he started ranting to us in our group chat, and me being me I sent him a picture of Nagito’s body in the middle of his rant😅
You have a friend named Emma and Apollo? What are you, Trucy?
About Gundham:
He and Nekomaru fought for real, and the loser was Nekomaru. He actually, somehow, knew how to fight enough to at least handle Nekomaru, who has a metal body. Which makes the fact he uses his fake magic in the execution even sadder because it’s HIM that causes the death this time.
Actually his spell did work he used it to move his hamsters and save them from the bulls it’s believed that monokuma respected Gundham enough to let him be lifted into above by his animals and payed respects to him at the end of his execution
@@nightingalesong5195 what?,the hamsters were alredy to the side,the bulls coulndt get them
@@nightingalesong5195 i'm pretty sure it wasn't to move them, but to protect them. But, like I said, it's just My opinion.
[By the way sorry if i wrote something wrong, english is not my native lenguage. :')]
Kaito’s Execution physically hurt me. The writers really wanted to see me cry didn’t they 😭😭😭
He went out like a badass tho.
@@noahamankwaah9802 frfr
One thing I feel like they could have easily improve, was Junko's execution. Same concept, but you do all the executions, including the ones that weren't shown to the player. They already decided the execution for each character, and it would have been fun to see all 16 of them going back to back very quickly
Yeah that would’ve been awesome
Even if the execution’s time had to be increased by another 30 secs or a minute. I would’ve loved to see it.
I'd like to watch junko die of hypothermia
Don't know who got that execution? LOOK IT UP!!
Or if ur lazy like me just scroll down
(It was Byakuya lol I love unused executions)
V3: We finally get a female protagonist with traditional Danganronpa gamepla-
Tsumugi: *no*
I actually have a funny story about when I first realized that Kaede was going to die. So I was watching a playthrough of DRV3 and I had just gotten to the first trial, after Rantaro had died. At that point though I decided to take a break and shower, and of course I had shower thoughts, as one does. And one of them happened to be, "man, DR hasn't had the protag die before huh?"
You can probably imagine how I felt when I came back and finished the trial.
(Note, I had no idea she was the "killer" until the "choose the culprit" minigame came up and they chose Kaede)
I have been spoiled for a fanganronpa 6 times just from thumbnails so I appreciate the non spoiler thumbnail :)
if only you know what the actual pic is..
@@izuvincee8495 an unused execution
Just opened youtube and got greeted by this wonderful upload. HELL YEAH MURDER TIME-
Kaede's and Gundham's deaths hold the titles of the only ones making me cry. Gundham's got me because of how he reassured his devas before dying-- his last thought was comforting them, and then when he was so convinced he would end up in hell for being a demon, all the spirits of other dead animals came and got him and took him to heaven and I LOST IT. I have such a soft spot for animals and to see them come get him really just tugged at the heartstrings. And with kaede, I was actually spoiled on her dying, I knew she died at some point and that was one of the twists for v3. But I didn't know she died because she was the blackened and I didn't think it would happen so early on, so when they revealed it, my jaw DROPPED. And then when shuichi was really struggling with everything and feeling like he was the one responsible for killing her but also wanting to fulfill her wish, and then when he went to the piano room, I sobbed like a little bitch. For like a good five minutes, it was heart wrenching
"The we have kaede execution"
Puts s+
Shuichi: and I took that personally
s for shuichi
Taka's death made me not want to continue the rest of THH
Thought I was the only one-
I know it broke me. :(
I knew rantaro was going to die too, but not right at the start of the game, like i was expecting him to die in like Chapter 5 or something
Me if Mikan’s execution didn’t suck:
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@@chaeloverx why did I click on that I hate you 😭😭
@@chaeloverx and why is this in your watch history?
@@chaeloverx bestie what
@@chaeloverx what the
Something with the Monokub executions that made me a bit paranoid when I was watching v3 was how they pair up to the killers. Monokid, like Kaede was a musician. Monosuke was very money-minded, which sort of made sense with Kirumi (seeing as her FTEs make it known that she charges a lot and you learn about her status in the trial), but it’s also a subversion of expectations because you think of a maid as being humble. I didn’t make the connection until it was directly revealed, but it was some nice foreshadowing if you spent time with her. The reason why I was so nervous was because my favorite character is and always has been Keebo. The obvious place my mind went to is that he would kill someone and be executed alongside Monodam. It makes sense that Monodam went to Korekiyo, though, as his status as an anthropologist almost makes him view humanity from an outsider’s lens.
(Also on a side note, my favorites in the other two games died in chapter three. The fact that his obvious Monokub pairing died in ch3 really made me feel like the game forgot to kill my favorite off in the third chapter and then just panicked and did it at the end lmao)
1:05 honestly I wish they kept the whole distrust thing with the psycho pop too.
"Hey guys Weeby Newz here and today I wanted to do just a fun little video you know, going over all the deaths of our favourite characters"
*That just sounded so wrong-*
tbh the thing I have always hated is that Monokuma himself says the killer is determined by the injury that actually kills the person... but the issue is Nekomaru k*lled himself, sure gundham tied him up there, but Nekomaru was the one who squirmed around and fell, therefore Gundham didnt kill him.
@@etherealcat69 I'm guessing if you kill a killer, all of their kills count as yours
That doesn't make a lot of sense tho,Gundham tied Mechamaru and them he died,Mechamaru didn't kill himself,you could basically say that the bat killed Mahiru not Peko or the toilet paper killed Miu not Gonta
Leon’s execution will always be my favorite - because of how it just shows reality, and it conveys the emotions of the fear of dying, and being dragged to your death by chains.
I once saw in a video that the reason Gundams spell “failed” is because it didn’t, it protected the hamsters, but ya know could be because of Weeby’s reason
the video was missinformation,there is no reason for his spell to be to protect the four dark devas of distruction,they were alredy to the saw
I have the exact opposite opinion on ishimaru's death. I felt it was way too out there and felt really random. It felt like they were setting him up to be framed, not killed.
I honestly think that the fortune teller should of been the person to die and taka should of taken his place. I mean Hiro had next to no character development
Yeah but noones stupid enough to frame the ultimate *moral compas* for murder
@@alexhiser4073 it is if they framed the murder as moral
Alex hiser I mean...to be fair Celeste successfully framed him for something else and Hifumi's dumb ass fell for it so...
@@alexhiser4073 No I think it would make sense considering that he basically went off the rails with grief. Having the argument of like " Maybe he lost his role of 'Moral Compass' ". Like he isn't like his Ultimate anymore. He couldn't do it before but now that he's not himself it doesn't matter if that makes any sense. Yeah like many people I believe he should have swapped roles with Hiro during this chapter. It just makes logical sense. Also biased because I love Taka
Hi weeby I have a question could you also rank killer motives I would like to see that if you do it thank you thanks for being a great youtuber
Ryoma was absolutely my favorite character in any of the games, he DID NOT deserve to die, especially so early on. He was such a relatable character, and had so much potential. He finally realized life might just be worth living, even with him being on death row, the life he had left to live would be worth living.
Let’s not forget about Fishy Fishy desu chan’s death, I’m still mourning it ):
God, Keebo's execution broke my heart and it still does because I was so happy one of my favorites made it and then he just went out with a bang while I cry uncontrollably. A lot of my favorites died in V3 and it gave me the same feeling I had when Sakura died.
So I hate to make you feel even worse about the Leon case, Weeby, but...
I remember back in the original Orenronen thread on Something Awful, before there was even a hint of DR coming to the West, that a lot of the thread readers during the first case said they also assumed Leon's case was supposed to be harder because players wouldn't understand English. But according to other posters who were familiar with the Japanese fandom for Danganronpa back then, nope. :P
It was usually just as easy for most Japanese people who LPed it back on NicoNicoDouga at the time too from what they said, since they're usually at least familiar with the English alphabet. It was always meant to just be a straightforward tutorial case, the language barrier wasn't a thing even pre-translation.
*Ranking Deaths*
Easy there, Junko Enoshima...
I love how much spoiler-free the thumbnail is
A point I never see brought up with TeruTeru's execution is how it parallels Celestia's. TeruTeru sees himself as this ultimate chef who could hoover Michelin stars anytime. In the execution, Monokuma turns him into Tempura. A dish which is so staple that almost anyone can (and does) make them anywhere to high standard. So he dies not as this Gordon Ramsey plateau chef, but a common diner/streetfood cook.
Teruteru also hated Deep Fried food or something along those lines
The saddest death was keebo’s hair thing got taken off
I like the reference they make with Mondo's execution, with the tigers and the butter, never looked into the rest of the thing it was based on though, mostly just the tiger butter part, plus it's a reference to an old _very dangerous_ circus act
22:30: The only CZcamsr I know of who saw it coming was NicoB, he was complaining that it was so obvious, then the next episode he was like, “ooookay, according to y’all, it was not obvious at all, never mind.”
when she's talkin about nagitos death "how he made a realy unsovlable murder"
kokichi: OH SO I DONT EXIST NOW HUH!?!?
Okay, one thing I gotta say is mondos execution was actually realistic- basically his body and the electricity together would actually, melt you. And if your melted and somone adds some stuff to your melted body, you could actually, be, butter.
I'm a simple man, I see Weebly upload, I click
When you hate an execution so much you forget about an 'E' tier and go straight to 'F' tier
i love how i got spoiled for all the deaths in the series and i still didnt expect them coming
You get a notification on your phone: shut up phone
Its a Weeby notification: HELL YEAHH!
This is why I made my notification sound keebo saying please stop since I get A LOT of notifications (well except notifications for my fav youtubers and stuff then I feel bad cause I don't want those notifications to stop 😅)
i wouldve put tenko in S+ just because like- the presentation of her body with himikos face is just so good.. adding himiko made it so much bettef
Some Tik Tok video: Say you’re the imposter without saying you’re the imposter
Chiaki:
Keade actually made me cry. I was so heart broken that it’s definitely #1 for me and Kaito is #2. I’m so sad now 😭😂
I feel the same way! Kaede, Kaito's and Gonta's executions all made me really sad for awhile (even though I'm not really a fan of Gonta). Ngl, I cried quite a bit for Kaede and Gonta in particular. I was kinda happy for Kaito, tho, in a weird way.
I read somewhere that the magic circle Gundham made wasn’t for himself but was a spell he casted to protect his hamsters
That isn't true unfortunately, just a random thing people say. I tried to trace the origins of the rumor but didn't have much luck. I think someone just said it and everyone accepted it as canon despite not being true.
@@tinkerer3399 ah gotchu. Theory makes sense though cause he wanted to die so there would be no reason for him to make a protective circle for himself
@@laquanburroughs3828 I wouldn't say he wants to die but rather he is willing to die. And while I don't know where the rumor came from I definitely understand why it spread so easily. It is perfectly in character for him and it would be a great idea. Maybe I should stop correcting people about it since it is such a great headcanon. I spent an entire afternoon once trying to find evidence to support it. 😣
@@tinkerer3399 ig maybe saying he wanted to die is up in the air but he did basically say to Sonia don’t interfere so I took that as he accepted death and he was looking forward to going to hell so. Either way still stands that the hamster theory fits
@@tinkerer3399 Depends. It could be true judging by how much he cares for his hamsters.
Honestly, I kind of like the idea of Junko's execution.
Like, yeah, I think it would have been cool if she had a unique one, and I definitely think she's crazy enough that she would, too, but I think more than anything that she wouldn't be _able_ to do it.
Because it's easy enough to think of a fitting way for yourself to die, but for Junko, it's different. It's less about what's "fitting" and more about what would cause the most despair. And personally, I don't think Junko could have planned anything more despairing happening to her than having her meticulously-crafted plan, her _years_ of hard work, failing in the end.
So, I think it actually kind of worked for her.
And even further than that, I especially liked that moment at the end with the press hanging above Junko just long enough for her to look up in confusion, because it's not something she expected (for those who haven't read Danganronpa Zero, or who haven't at least heard of it (spoilers, duh), the main protagonist, Ryoko Otonashi, is revealed to be an amnesiac fake identity of Junko, and it's also shown that Junko's actual talent is the Ultimate Analyst. Her analytical skills are what make her able to pull off so many of her feats throughout the series, and how she can always know how to perfectly act to manipulate the people around her. However, everything became too predictable and boring, so she eventually crafted The Tragedy and by extension, the Killing Game, in order to try and put people in a situation to act unpredictable, in order to gain some kind of amusement. But everything ended up going exactly how she'd planned... up until that final trial.
And I feel like those final moments of her execution were like a huge slap in the face. When the press lingered, she probably hadn't expected it. She looked up, looking shocked and confused. Maybe she thought, for a moment, "wait, what's going on? This isn't supposed to happen" only to then turn it around and crush her at the last second, which is probably what she (and the players) expected anyways.
In summary: her execution is much like an onion. It's got some layers, and it's a bit hard to peel those away (with droplets of acidic juice squirting into your eyes 😃), but when you do, you'll see it's a little more complicated than you might've thought upon first impression.
my gosh i’ve been binging this accounts content the past two hours and i love the way she talks and her entire personality it’s so entertaining and i love her videos uwahh
Thank you for letting me relive the sadness of each death. I cried at chiaki's and kaedes
I love the Danganronpa V3 executions so much because they most closely resembled the ultimate talents and the characters
I think I might be able to explain the wild west theme in Gonta's execution, actually. Since Gonta's aspirations were to be a true gentleman in society to show his birth parents that his jungle family weren't just a bunch of filthy animals, the wild west, a place of lawless chaos, debauchery, and ungentlemanly brawls, would be the last place Gonta would ever want to be in.
I feel like they put the LEON thing in for the first trial so new players can get used to the mechanics in a simple way cause the game adds more as it goes on especially in the trails. But I think it also helps get the players used to looking at everything so they know to investigate in a lot of depth especially since in later cases some of the most minuscule differences in background placements and character accounts can lead to solving the cases. Like in both the second and third trails when Mondo mentions the blue tracksuit even tho no one said anything about colour or when celest says we will die like they did even tho the others didn’t know about the second death
For me, when I first watched Korekiyo's execution, it just felt too weird to me. However, there's one detail that most people miss that I think is incredibly fascinating and just shows the dedication put into these executions. If you count the tallies next to Kiyo after the voting, there's one missing. Kiyo didn't vote. Therefore, he got executed twice, both by boiling and with the salt.
I feel it was mentioned that Gundham's Summoning Spell was a Protection Spell for his Devas... Which is even sadder...
It was mentioned but it is unfortunately not true.
I love your videos!! Could you continue the analyses on Danganronpa V3 character pls.
I thought Gundham's summon circle was to protect his four dark devas.
One thing I really like about the V3 demo murder is that it happens while everyone is still going about introducing themselves to each other and exploring the facility for the first time.
If you think about it, it's that's a really smart time to kill someone. No one knows anyone, no one knows the layout of the school, everyone is still in shock of being in the death game in the first place, etc. So much confusion and lack of knowledge makes getting away with murder that much easier.
Could gonta's wild west theme supposed to give the feeling of toughness? Since whenever the character is in this setting the normal reaction is that this is the badass standing on his own against the world. I'd say that's similar to how gonta wanted to protect his friends all by himself but couldn't think of anything. That type of strength is further shown by him tanking "bullets" like it's no big deal. I think it's also supposed to show how the bugs he cared about so much were the ones that got him killed, through probably one of the most cruel ways possible that being the fire. So not only is he killed by his most loved hobby, it's killed with him like every other bug. I may be reaching a little but that's how I saw it.
I Literally Did Not Even Know Sayaka Wrote L-E-O-N On The Wall Until Chihiro Stated Out That The 1 1 Could Be Read As An "N"
I didn't know I needed Weeby Tier Lists until now.
Please do more.
I love how Celeste was like “I wanna die a unique death” then she dies of a car crash like Monokuma is messed up
What about a Design Analysis?
One reason I came up with this is Kokichi's Design where he has the checkered scarf, like a chessboard, it being a very analytical game(studying what move your opponent will/can do) that you need to think and plan before you make another move to trap your opponents king(monokuma).
His clothes in general looks like an insane asylum clothes, gee wonder why.
In his beta design, I can low-key see why the creator didn't take the beta design(as great as it looks) because it didn't show as much of his character as the asylum clothes. His beta design communicated what we already know the first time we see him. That he's childish.
Also, Ouma's beta design has two different eye colors, its a disease.
Also Ouma's scarf shows how morally grey character he is, i mean it has black and white colors.
19:10 Lets talk about ghundam's spell. Personally, I believe that it did work, but the spell was to protect the dark devas rather than himself, as they were in fact alive after that
I had started with the Danganronpa anime, which while it does the game’s injustice, was still lots of fun!
The trial I knew immediately who was responsible was the third trial with Sakura. My clues were, there was only one entrance to the game room, the door was locked from the inside with a chair, and the glass that shattered only occurred when Makoto broke it to get in after hearing Aoi scream.
That was the 4th, the third was Celeste
I'M SO GLAD YOU LOVED LEON'S EXECUTION!!!
Edit:
I watched Teruteru and Peko's trials today just to get into danganronpa drv2! I really didn't know much about drv2, but I realised just how much I loved the trials compared to some that I didn't like as much. In v1 Leon's was kind of boring to start, but in v2, Teruterus was CRAZY! I think Saionji is annoying and rude, but I sometimes laugh at her lines or gasp when she calls Mikan a "sk@nky p!g b1tch" so y'know... I mean she was sad when Mahiru die, but it was really portrayed as "Oh, she's just sensitive and has the maturity of a five year old" rather than "her best/girl friend just died"
I had no idea people didn’t like mondo’s execution, it totally disturbed me as a baby horror teen. More like an unsettling disturbing than a kept me up at night disturbing tho lol. Though I feel like the idea of ppl being turned into food of any kind in general freaked me out a lot then, and I wasn’t affected by teruteru’s execution at all so maybe mondo’s was all it took to like, see and get over it. Big oof for the story it’s based on tho, no idea about the full extent of what happens in it, but I’ll def be checking out the video going over the whole execution ayyyy.
Also I kinda don’t like Korekiyo’s execution, I loved it up until the exorcism part. Showing an actual ghost kinda confirms a supernatural element to the universe of the game and to me kinda erases the impact of the other deaths ig? Like they dead, but kiyo is Dead Dead. My personal headcanon is that maybe they somehow made him feel like he’d died and been exorcised, and just showed it to us how he felt it when maybe he was actually alive up until the end hmmmm. Anyway my fave murder is ibuki’s and my fave execution is kirumi’s. And my all around fave trial is Mahiru’s. :D
I would’ve loved Junko’s execution to be a combination of her getting hit by things related to her multiple personalities then at the end she gets killed by a guillotine relating to her queen personality, just a thought
Edit: I thought of another execution but this time for Mikan
She gets strapped into a chair and she gets hooked up to a blood draining machine, her blood starts to be removed and she’s injected with a poison that makes her hallucinate and just as the machine taking away her blood is about to kill her Monokuma drives a giant ass needle through her chest killing her
Kyoko's was always my fav, just because i know how it feels to hold in all the things that hurt you and acting ok, then the pain and suffering it causes especially when it finally breaks through and show even a little bit idk lol
8:50 BUT THERE WAS HOPE! The way she went was super strange, so was the scenery, and she was killed because of almost the strangest killing game ever.