Music of the Danganronpa series

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Danganronpa discography
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Music videos2
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Singles6
B-sides7
Soundtrack albums7
Remix albums4
Mini albums7

Danganronpa is an adventure visual novel video game franchise created by Spike Chunsoft (previously Spike). The series follows groups of high school students who are trapped in an enclosed area, with the only way to escape being to murder a fellow student and not be caught in a subsequent investigation and trial. The music of Danganronpa comprises seven soundtrack albums, as well as numerous singles, mini albums, and other music releases. The main composer for the series is Masafumi Takada, who has composed for all of the series' soundtracks and has also released many of them on his label, Sound Prestige Records. Takada has been aided with the franchise's music by various artists, including other composers, lyricists, and singers.

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The series has spanned a variety of different musical genres and styles, prominently electronic, jazz, and rock. The soundtracks have had a key focus to fit the settings, situations, and overall atmosphere of Danganronpa. This attempt at ambience has been enjoyed by music critics, who have also praised the series' many types of musical style. Several of the series' music releases have appeared on Oricon's Albums and Singles Charts, nation-wide music charts in Japan.

Composition and themes

To give you a quick look at my thought process: Exploration music should burn itself into your brain. Trial music emphasizes rhythms, with voice samples to build the hype. Characters themes should each have some unique hook, sometimes I play around with voices samples.

Takada on his thought process while composing music for Danganronpa, in an interview with Video Game Music Online. [1]

While composing for the series, Masafumi Takada has aimed to make the soundtracks fit the different settings of Danganronpa, such as attempting to convey a claustrophobic atmosphere in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc , or a sense of freedom in Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair . [1] According to Takada, he is helped in composing songs through specifications given to him by director Takayuki Sugawara and visual materials sent to him by series creator Kazutaka Kodaka. Takada has also said that he tries to conform the music to Danganronpa's "psycho-pop" style, [2] a term coined by Kodaka meaning gruesome horror with a pop "flair". [3]

The series has spanned across a variety of different genres, most primarily electronic, with frequent use of synthesizers, though other genres have also been featured, such as jazz (and avant-garde jazz), rock, [4] trip hop, [5] and chiptune. [6] The series take frequent use of voice samples, commonly in character and trial themes, in an attempt to create hooks and to form momentum to help build players' hype. The titular theme of the franchise, "Danganronpa" (localized in the West as "Trigger Happy Havoc"), [7] is an electronic and jazz track that is often reused, rearranged, and sampled throughout the franchise. [8] [5] [9] The theme features a short audio line saying "Danganronpa" that was added by Takada after hearing a text-to-speech voice read it out to him, which Takada stated gave him goosebumps. The franchise also features multiple series of tracks, such as the "Beautiful" tracks, which play primarily during exploration, or the frequently lyrical "Punishment" songs. [1] [10]

Soundtrack albums

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc Original Soundtrack

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc Original Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Masafumi Takada
ReleasedFebruary 14, 2011 (2011-02-14)
Genre
Length2:28:03
Label Sound Prestige Records

The soundtrack of the series' first game, Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, was released by Sound Prestige Records in Japan on February 11, 2011, with a condensed version published for music streaming services, such as iTunes. The soundtrack was headed by Masafumi Takada and spans 63 tracks across 2 discs, with a total length of 2:28:03. The first disc and the beginning half of the second consists of tracks from Trigger Happy Havoc, with the remainder of disc two being made up of sound effects from the game, as well as the ending theme "Rebirth, Rebuild", performed by Megumi Ogata and composed by Satoshi Iwase. [4] [5]

Trigger Happy Havoc followed Masafumi Takada's work on the third-person shooter game Vanquish and was his first major solo project since leaving the game development company Grasshopper Manufacture. [5] For Trigger Happy Havoc, Takada wanted to convey a claustrophobic and mysterious atmosphere, which he attempted through the use of combinations of varying tones and phrases, as well as sudden melodies. [1]

The soundtrack managed to reach No. 159 on the Oricon Albums Chart upon release and stayed on the chart for two weeks. [11] The soundtrack was enjoyed by video game music critics; both Video Game Music Online's Don Kotowski and RPGFan's Patrick Gann praised the soundtrack for its stylistic diversity. Both reviewers described it as electronic and jazzy, with Kotowski also noting elements of rock, trip hop, pop, and ambient music in certain tracks. Gann complimented the soundtrack for its fitting use in-game, saying that it matches the "odd" artstyle of Danganronpa. While admitting to not being fully familiar with the game, Kotowski also praised the soundtrack's soundscape and said that it varies from track to track, describing one track as "liberating" and three others as "futuristic". Gann and Kotowski agreed that the soundtrack spans a wide array of tones: they both described "Mr. Monokuma's Lesson" as a more light track, positively contrasting to the action-oriented trial themes, which Kotowski called reminiscent to the sound of Vanquish. Ultimately, both reviewers recommended the soundtrack, with Gann calling Takada the perfect composer for Danganronpa and Kotowski saying that Trigger Happy Havoc illustrates Takada's "diversity as a composer". [4] [5]

All tracks are written by Masafumi Takada, unless otherwise noted

CD release - Disc 1
No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Trigger Happy Havoc"DANGANRONPA1:36
2."Danganronpa!"だんがんろんぱ! (Danganronpa!)2:13
3."Punishment Rocket"おしおきロケット (Oshioki Roketto)0:55
4."Beautiful Day"Beautiful Days4:03
5."Beautiful Death"Beautiful Dead5:36
6."Class Trial (Dawn)"学級裁判黎明編 (Gakkyū Saiban Reimei-hen)6:13
7."Mr. Monokuma After Class"モノクマ先生の課外授業 (Monokuma-sensei no Kagaijugyō)2:49
8."Box 15"BOX 154:05
9."100 Mile Junk Food Dash"疾走する青春のジャンクフード (Shissō Suru Seishun no Jankufūdo)4:17
10."Distrust"DISTRUST3:17
11."The 1,000 Blows"千本ノック (Senbon Nokku)1:35
12."Death Wish"処刑に願いを... (Shokei ni Negai o...)3:41
13."To Survive"イキキル (Ikikiru)4:22
14."The Cage of Death"猛太亜最苦婁弟酢華恵慈 (Mōfutoasaikuru Desu Kēji)1:13
15."Underground Trial"開廷アンダーグラウンド (Kaitei Andāguraundo)1:48
16."BTB"M.T.B.1:48
17."Argument [Break]"議論 -BREAK- (Giron -BREAK-)3:56
18."Despair Pollution Noise Music"絶望汚染ノイズミュージック (Zetsubō Osen Noizumyūjikku)0:10
19."Despair Syndrome (2)"絶望症候群 (Zetsubō Shōkōgun)3:19
20."The Burning of the Versailles Witch"ベルサイユ産火あぶり魔女狩り仕立て (Berusaiyu-san Hiaburi Majogari Shitate)1:33
21."Boys' Life of Despair"週刊少年ゼツボウマガジン (Shūkan Shōnen Zetsubō Magajin)2:52
22."Super BTB"SUPER M.T.B.2:29
23."Welcome to Despair"ようこそ絶望学園 (Yōkoso Zetsubō Gakuen)2:59
24."Master of Shovel"ショベルの達人 (Shoberu no Tatsujin)0:47
25."Extra Lessons for the Unlucky"補習 for 不運 (Hoshū for Fuun)1:44
26."Beautiful Morning"Beautiful Morning3:47
27."Closing Argument"クライマックス推理 (Kuraimakkusu Suiri)4:09
CD release - Disc 2
No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Trigger Happy Havoc (DR Version)"DANGANRONPA (DR Version)2:51
2."Momomomonokuma!"モモモモノクマ! (Momomomonokuma!)0:15
3."Mr. Monokuma's Lesson"モノクマ先生の授業 (Monokuma-sensei no Jugyō)3:45
4."Despair Syndrome (1)"ゼツボウシンドローム (Zetsubō Shindorōmu)3:46
5."Super Final BTB"SUPER FINAL M.T.B.2:09
6."Box 16"BOX 165:32
7."Argument [Mix] (Edge Version)"議論 -MIX- (EDGE Version) (Giron -MIX- (EDGE Version))4:32
8."Class Trial [Chaos]"学級裁判乱世編 (Gakkyū Saiban Ransei-hen)3:53
9."Class Trial [The Sun]"学級裁判太陽編 (Gakkyū Saiban Taiyō-hen)4:40
10."Argument [Turn Up the Heat]"議論 -HEAT UP- (Giron -HEAT UP-)4:13
11."Hangman's Gambit"閃きアナグラム (Hirameki Anaguramu)3:34
12."Argument [Hope vs Despair]"議論 -HOPE VS DESPAIR- (Giron -HOPE VS DESPAIR-)4:30
13."Extra Lessons for the Mysterious"補習 for ミステリアス (Hoshū for Misuteriasu)1:23
14."All Star Apologies"オール・オール・アポロジーズ (Āru・Āru・Aporojīzu)4:37
15."Super High-School Level Despair-inducing Punishment"超高校級の絶望的おしおき (Chōkō Kōkyū no Zetsubōteki Oshioki)1:18
16."Climactic Re-enactment"クライマックス再現 (Kuraimakkusu Saigen)2:11
17."New World Order"ニュー・ワールド・オーダー (Nyū・Wārudo・Ōdā)4:44
18."Goodbye Despair High School"さよなら絶望学園 (Sayonara Zetsubō Gakuen)4:12
19."Rebirth, Rebuild" (by Satoshi Iwase, with vocals from Megumi Ogata)再生-rebuild- (Saisei -rebuild-)5:03
20."Prologue - Credits"プロローグ・クレジット (Purorōgu・Kurejitto)0:18
21."Chapter 1"チャプター1 (Chaputā 1)0:15
22."Chapter 2"チャプター2 (Chaputā 2)0:15
23."Chapter 3"チャプター3 (Chaputā 3)0:21
24."Chapter 4"チャプター4 (Chaputā 4)0:18
25."Chapter 5"チャプター5 (Chaputā 5)0:18
26."Chapter 6"チャプター6 (Chaputā 6)0:22
27."Your and My Report Card"あなたと私の通信簿 (Anata to Watashi no Tsūshinbo)0:07
28."Kotodama Get"コトダマゲット (Kotodama Getto)0:06
29."Present Get"プレゼントゲット (Purezento Getto)0:06
30."Rare Present Get"レアプレゼントゲット (Rea Purezento Getto)0:06
31."Mono-Mono Machine!"モノモノマシーン! (Monomono Mashīn!)0:06
32."Activation - Electronic Student Notebook"起動・電子生徒手帳 (Kidō・Denshi Seitotenchō)0:07
33."That Person Saw It!"あの人は見た! (A no Hito wa Mita!)0:08
34."Radio Exercise Ansatsuken"ラジオ体操暗殺拳 (Rajio Taisō Ansatsu Kobushi)0:32
35."Phase Results"フェイズリザルト (Feizu Rizaruto)0:06
36."Chapter Results"チャプターリザルト (Chaputā Rizaruto)0:07
Total length:2:28:03

Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair Original Soundtrack

Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair Original Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Masafumi Takada
ReleasedAugust 31, 2012 (2012-08-31)
Genre
Length3:19:51
Label Sound Prestige Records

A soundtrack album for the series' second game, Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair, was announced at a press conference in July 2012. [12] The album was released by Sound Prestige Records on August 31, 2012, in Japan. Alike the first soundtrack, a condensed version was released for streaming services. The 3:19:51-long three-disc soundtrack of 102 tracks was primarily composed by Takada. It includes both new pieces and arrangements of songs from Trigger Happy Havoc, denoted by various affixes. The third disc is composed mostly of sound effects from the game. [10] Some of the tracks were done in collaboration with other artists: Shingo Yasumoto and Jun Fukuda play the guitar on several tracks; the ending theme "Setting Sail, Departure" is composed by Satoshi Iwase and sung by Ogata; "Sending This to You" is performed by Ami Koshimizu as Ibuki Mioda. [9] [10]

With Danganronpa 2, Takada was told by series creator Kazutaka Kodaka to create a "tropical island theme" with the soundtrack, as per the game being set on a resort island. Using this as his base, Takada aimed to simulate the feel of open space, the opposite of what he set out to do with the soundtrack of Trigger Happy Havoc. [1]

The soundtrack peaked at No. 61 on the Oricon Albums Chart and made a total of two appearances on the chart. [13] RPGFan's Patrick Gann criticized some of the soundtrack's new tracks for being "filler", but still enjoyed many others for their atmosphere. Marc Chait of Video Game Music Online's also praised the tracks' ambience, but was also positive towards their engineering and mix. Gann and Chait were both keen to the rearranged tracks. Gann called Takada's task of rearranging his past work impressive and found the arrangements to typically be better than the originals, while still writing that he's "happy to listen to either version". Chait agreed on the superiority of the arrangements and also commented on the familiarity of tracks, but criticized certain remixes for being moreso identical to the Trigger Happy Havoc versions. Gann's review summarized the soundtrack as a better and expanded version of its predecessor, saying that listeners were likely better off only owning the soundtrack of Danganronpa 2. [10] Chait concluded that the soundtrack lives up to Takada's past credits, but condemned the digital download release for discluding many tracks. [9] In 2014, Video Game Music Online gave the soundtrack the award for "Best Score — Western Localisation" at their annual Game Music Awards. [14]

All tracks are written by Masafumi Takada, unless otherwise noted

CD release - Disc 1
No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Danganronpa Super Mix" (with Jun Fukuda and Shingo Yasumoto)DANGANRONPA SUPER MIX1:39
2."Dan-Dan-Danganronpa!"だんだんだんがんろんぱ! (Danganronpa!)1:36
3."Usamimimimi!"ウサミミミミ! (Usamimimimi!)0:19
4."I've Come to the Tropics"南国に来ちゃった0:14
5."Beautiful Ruin (Summer Salt)"Beautiful Ruin (Summer Salt)3:47
6."Beautiful Days (Piano Arrange)"Beautiful Days (Piano Arrange)3:51
7."Re: Beautiful Morning"Re: Beautiful Morning3:01
8."Ms. Monomi's Practice Lesson"モノミ先生の教育実習 (Monomi-sensei no Kyōikujusshū)3:18
9."Homicide"イコロシア (Ikoroshia)4:42
10."Re: Boys' Life of Despair"Re: 週刊少年ゼツボウマガジン (Re: Shūkan Shōnen Zetsubō Magajin)2:53
11."Re: Despair Syndrome (1)"Re: ゼツボウシンドローム (Re: Zetsubō Shindorōmu)2:00
12."Punishment feat. Hell-icopter"おしおき feat.フライヘリ (Oshioki feat. Furai Heri)1:17
13."Tropical Despair"絶望トロピカル (Zetsubō Toropikaru)3:21
14."Re: Mr. Monokuma's Lesson"Re: モノクマ先生の授業 (Re: Monokuma-sensei no Jugyō)3:45
15."Re: All All Apologies"Re: オール・オール・アポロジーズ (Re: Āru・Āru・Aporojīzu)3:02
16."3rd Island Theme"3番目の島テーマ (3-banme no Shima Tēma)3:28
17."Re: Mr. Monokuma's Extracurricular Lesson"Re: モノクマ先生の課外授業 (Re: Monokuma-sensei no Kagaijukyō)2:50
18."Welcome to Dangan Island!!! (OP Version)"Welcome DANGAN IsLand!! (OP Version)1:14
19."Re: Underground Trial"Re: 開廷アンダーグラウンド (Re: Katei Andāguraundo)1:49
20."P.T.A."P.T.A.2:14
21."Argument [Break] (2nd Mix)"議論 -BREAK- (2nd Mix) (Giron -BREAK- (2nd Mix))3:50
22."Re: Distrust"Re: DISTRUST3:18
23."Punishment feat. Puppet Girl"おしおき feat.パペットガール (Oshioki feat. Papetto Gāru)1:10
24."Class Trial (Turbulent Edition), Volume 2"学級裁判乱世編 巻の二 (Gakkyū Saiban Ransei-hen Maki no Ni)3:53
25."Re: Desire for Execution..."Re: 処刑に願いを... (Re: Shokei ni Onegai o...)3:41
26."Class Trial (Dawn Edition), Volume 2"学級裁判黎明編 巻の二 (Gakkyū Saiban Reimei-hen Maki no Ni)5:07
27."Re: Welcome to Despair Academy"Re: ようこそ絶望学園 (Re: Yōkoso Zetsubō Gakuen)1:38
28."Re: Climactic Reasoning"Re: クライマックス推理 (Re: Kuraimakkusu Suiri)4:09
CD release - Disc 2
No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Danganronpa (2nd Gig)"DANGANRONPA (2nd GIG)2:54
2."Momomomonokuma!"モモモモノクマ! (Momomomonokuma!)0:16
3."Beautiful Ruin"Beautiful Ruin4:35
4."Rabbit Ears and a Machine Gun"ウサギの耳と機関銃 (Usagi no Mimi to Kikanjū)0:43
5."Re: Junk Food for a Dashing Youth"Re: 疾走する青春のジャンクフード (Re: Shussō Suru Seishun no Jankufūdo)4:20
6."Class Trial (Odd Edition)"学級裁判異形編 (Gakkyū Saiban Igyō-hen)4:39
7."Class Trial (Solar Edition), Volume 2"学級裁判太陽編 巻の二 (Gakkyū Saiban Taiyō-hen Maki no Ni)4:41
8."Trapped by the Ocean Scent"磯の香りのデッドエンド (Iso no Kaori no Deddo Endo)2:02
9."Rebuttal [Cross Sword]"反論 -CROSS SWORD- (Hanron -CROSS SWORD-)2:51
10."Punishment feat. Rocket Panties"おしおき feat.ロケットパンツ (Oshioki feat. Roketto Panshi)0:56
11."Kill Now"スグイコロシア (Sugui Koroshia)2:39
12."Class Trial (Future Edition)"学級裁判未来編 (Gakkyū Saiban Mirai-hen)2:03
13."Argument [Heat Up] (2nd Mix)"議論 -HEAT UP- (2nd Mix) (Giron -HEAT UP- (2nd Mix))3:23
14."Re: Living to the Fullest"Re: イキキル (Re: Ikikiru)4:25
15."Anagram.Net"ANAGRAM.NET2:26
16."Hyper P.T.A."HYPER P.T.A.1:49
17."Dive Drive"DIVE DRIVE3:09
18."Justice for Our Prime Suspect!"ど正義一番星! (Do Seigi Ichi-banboshi!)1:32
19."Punishment feat. the Last Hike"おしおき feat.ラストハイキング (Oshioki feat. Rasuto Haikingu)1:25
20."Argument [Hope vs Despair] (2nd Mix)"議論 -HOPE VS DESPAIR- (2nd Mix) (Giron -HOPE VS DESPAIR- (2nd Mix))3:20
21."Hyper Ultra P.T.A."HYPER ULTRA P.T.A.1:31
22."Welcome Dangan Island!!"Welcome DANGAN IsLand!!1:58
23."5th Island Theme"5番目の島テーマ (Go-banme no Shima Tēma)1:44
24."Monokuma Overclocking"モノクマオーバークロック (Monokuma Ōbākurokku)0:41
25."Alter Ego of the New World"新世界のアルターエゴ (Shinsekai no Arutāego)1:41
26."Re: Despair Syndrome"Re: 絶望症候群 (Re: Zetsubō Shōkōgun)3:20
27."Punishment feat. Arcade Rabbit"おしおき feat.アーケードラビット (Oshioki fet. Ākēdo Rabitto)1:39
28."Re: Climactic Re-enactment"Re: クライマックス再現 (Re: Kuraimakkusu Saigen)2:10
29."Re: New World Order"Re: ニュー・ワールド・オーダー (Re: Nyū・Wārudo・Ōdā)4:45
CD release - Disc 3
No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Punishment feat. Dangan Island"おしおき feat.だんがんアイランド (Oshioki feat. Dangan Airando)1:13
2."Love is Survival"らぶはサバイバル (Rabu wa Sabaibaru)3:02
3."Master Monokuma's Special Class"モノクマ師父の特別授業 (Monokuma Shifu no Tokubetsu Jugyō)1:54
4."Sending This to You" (with vocals from Ami Koshimizu)君にも届け (Kimi ni mo Todoke)2:13
5."Welcome, Monobeast"おいでやすモノケモノ (Oideyasu Monokemono)0:16
6."Kill Command" (with Jun Fukuda)エコロシア (Ekoroshia)7:04
7."Desperate Mastermind Girl"絶望的巨娘 (Zetsubō-teki Kyo Musume)0:39
8."Let Us Sing of a Hollow Victory"歌え、虚ろなるよろこびを (Utae, Utsuro Naru Yorokobi o)2:21
9."Class Trial (Future Edition) [with Intro]"学級裁判未来編 (イントロあり) (Gakkyū Saiban Mirai-hen (Intoro Ari))2:21
10."Argument [B-side]"議論 -B side- (Giron -B side-)3:08
11."The Day Before the Future"未来の前の日 (Mirai no Mae no Hi)3:10
12."Setting Sail, Departure (Short Version)" (by Satoshi Iwase, with vocals from Megumi Ogata)出航-departure- (Short Version) (Shūkō-departure- (Short Version))2:27
13."Game Start"GAME START0:13
14."Hope's Breaking Noise Music"希望断線ノイズミュージック (Kibō Dansen Noizu Myūjikku)0:14
15."Searching the Twilight"黄昏の探索 (Tasogare no Tansaku)0:26
16."Beautiful Ruin [16-bit]"Beautiful Ruin (16bit)1:51
17."Homicide [16-bit]"イコロシア (16bit) (Ikoroshia (16bit))2:31
18."Truth of the Twilight"黄昏の真相 (Dasogare no Shinsō)0:20
19."All All Apologies [16-bit]"オール・オール・アポロジーズ (16bit) (Āru・Āru・Aporojīzu (16-bit))2:52
20."Homicide [8-bit Bug]"エコロシア (8bitbug) (Ikoroshia (8bitbug))3:39
21."Argument [Heat Up] (8-bit)"議論 -HEAT UP- (8bit) (Giron -HEAT UP- (8bit))1:31
22."Chapter End Prologue"チャプターエンドPrologue (Chaputā Endo Prologue)0:22
23."Chapter Title 00"チャプタータイトル00 (Chaputā Taitoru 00)0:10
24."Chapter End 00"チャプターエンド00 (Chaputā Endo 00)0:10
25."Chapter Title 01 A Part"チャプタータイトル01 Aパート (Chaputā Taitoru 01 A Pāto)0:15
26."Chapter Title 01 B Part"チャプタータイトル01 Bパート (Chaputā Taitoru 01 B Pāto)0:14
27."Chapter End 01"チャプターエンド01 (Chaputā Endo 01)0:20
28."Chapter Title 02 A Part"チャプタータイトル02 Aパート (Chaputā Taitoru 02 A Pāto)0:13
29."Chapter Title 02 B Part"チャプタータイトル02 Bパート (Chaputā Taitoru 02 B Pāto)0:10
30."Chapter End 02"チャプターエンド02 (Chaputā Endo 02)0:20
31."Chapter Title 03 A Part"チャプタータイトル03 Aパート (Chaputā Taitoru 03 A Pāto)0:13
32."Chapter Title 03 B Part"チャプタータイトル03 Bパート (Chaputā Taitoru 03 B Pāto)0:11
33."Chapter End 03"チャプターエンド03 (Chaputā Endo 03)0:21
34."Chapter Title 04 A Part"チャプタータイトル04 Aパート (Chaputā Taitoru 04 A Pāto)0:12
35."Chapter Title 04 B Part"チャプタータイトル04 Bパート (Chaputā Taitoru 04 B Pāto)0:10
36."Chapter End 04"チャプターエンド04 (Chaputā Endo 04)0:21
37."Chapter Title 05 A Part"チャプタータイトル05 Aパート (Chaputā Taitoru 05 A Pāto)0:14
38."Chapter Title 05 B Part"チャプタータイトル05 Bパート (Chaputā Taitoru 05 B Pāto)0:10
39."Chapter End 05"チャプターエンド05 (Chaputā Endo 05)0:21
40."Chapter Title 06"チャプタータイトル06 (Chaputā Taitoru 06)0:14
41."Chapter End 06"チャプターエンド06 (Chaputā Endo 06)0:23
42."Received"モラッチャッタン (Moracchattan)0:10
43."Deceived"ヤラレチャッタン (Yararechattan)0:10
44."Ranked"クリアシチャッタン (Kuriashichattan)0:10
45."End of the Twilight"黄昏の終わり (Tasogare no Owari)0:09
Total length:3:19:51

Danganronpa: The Animation Original Soundtrack

Danganronpa: The Animation Original Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Masafumi Takada
ReleasedAugust 28, 2013 (2013-08-28)
Length1:42:47
Label

A two-disc album consisting of music from Danganronpa: The Animation , an anime TV-series adaptation of Trigger Happy Havoc, was released by Geneon Universal Entertainment Japan and its subsidiary, Rondo Robe  [ ja ], on August 28, 2013. [15] On the Oricon Albums Chart, the soundtrack appeared exclusively during the week of September 9, 2013, at No. 199. [16]

The soundtrack consists mainly of tracks from the Trigger Happy Havoc video game, as executives Seiji Kishi and Yuji Higa had wanted the show's music to preserve Danganronpa's game-like atmosphere. The album also features the opening and ending themes and two character songs from the anime. The opening, "Never Say Never", is an English-language hip hop rendition of the main Danganronpa theme, written by TKDz2b and performed by American rap duo The 49ers , with backing vocals from British vocalist Natalie Oliveri. [15] [8] [17] The ending theme, "Zetsubōsei: Hero Chiryōyaku", is an electronic rock theme that is written by composer and arranger Suzumu and is sung by Soraru, an artist known for his Vocaloid activities. [18] [19] "Zetsubōsei: Hero Chiryōyaku" was also released as a separate single. [18] The two character songs are "Negaigoto Ensemble", sung by Makiko Ohmoto as Sayaka Maizono, and "Monokuma Ondo", sung by Nobuyo Ōyama as series antagonist Monokuma. [15] [20]

All tracks are written by Masafumi Takada, unless otherwise noted

Disc 1
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Danganronpa The Animation"DANGANRONPA The Animation1:03
2."High-Speed Butsuri Action"ハイスピード物理アクション2:06
3."Momomomonokuma The Animation"モモモモノクマ The Animation0:22
4."Oshioki Rocket"おしおきロケット0:55
5."Chimidoro Fever"チミドロフィーバー1:56
6."Beautiful Days The Animation"Beautiful Days The Animation2:11
7."Monokuma-sensei no Jugyō"モノクマ先生の授業3:46
8."Laundry de Rendez-vous"ランドリーでランデヴー1:33
9."Hotel Kibōgamine"HOTEL希望ヶ峰2:04
10."Kibō Teki Kansoku 78 Seiun"希望的観測78星雲2:13
11."Zetsubō Eden"絶望EDEN2:19
12."Beautiful Dead The Animation"Beautiful Dead The Animation2:32
13."Nichijō no Seishi Suru Hi"日常の静止する日2:05
14."Kokoro no Riron"ココロノリロン2:15
15."Box 15 The Animation"BOX 15 The Animation2:18
16."Ikikiru The Animation"イキキル The Animation1:55
17."Monokuma Kara no Dōki X"モノクマからの動機X2:16
18."Yonimo Zetsubō na Monogatari"世にも絶望な物語2:11
19."Electric Boy Meets Metal Girl"エレキボーイ・ミーツ・メタルガール2:00
20."Zetsubō Shōkōgun The Animation"絶望症候群 The Animation3:02
21."Distruct"DISTRUCT1:52
22."Versailles San Hiaburi Majogari Jitate"ベルサイユ産火あぶり魔女狩り仕立て1:34
23."Yōkoso Zetsubō Gakuen The Animation"ようこそ絶望学園 The Animation1:58
24."Negaigoto Ensemble The Animation" (with vocals from Makiko Ohmoto)ネガイゴトアンサンブル The Animation3:17
Disc 2
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Never Say Never The Animation" (lyrics by The 49ers and vocals from TKDz2b)Never Say Never The Animation1:30
2."I Want Tune"I Want Tune1:36
3."Chō Kōkōgyū to Hito wa Yobu!"超高校級と人は呼ぶ!2:24
4."Hirameki Angagram The Animation"閃きアナグラム The Animation1:43
5."Super M.T.B. The Animation"SUPER M.T.B.The Animation2:12
6."Super Final M.T.B. The Animation"SUPER FINAL M.T.B.The Animation2:00
7."All All Apologies The Animation"オール・オール・アポロジーズ The Animation1:42
8."You Great Guitar (Yūgure to Gitā)"YOU GREAT GUITAR (夕暮れとギター)1:42
9."Dangan in the Dark"Dangan in the Dark1:35
10."Hōkago Daisakusen"放課後大作戦1:33
11."Old Comical Situation"オールド・コミック・シチュエーション1:58
12."Koroshiai Tokku"コロシアイ特区1:59
13."Kōron One Inch Punch"口論・ワン・インチ・パンチ2:18
14."Shokei ni Negai o The Animation"処刑に願いを The Animation2:40
15."Gakkyū Saiban Reimei Hen The Animation"学級裁判黎明編 The Animation2:08
16."Giron Break The Animation"議論-BREAK-The Animation2:54
17."Gakkyū Saiban Ransei Hen The Animation"学級裁判乱世編 The Animation2:18
18."Giron Heat Up The Animation"議論-HEAT UP-The Animation2:35
19."Gakkyū Saiban Taiyō Hen"学級裁判太陽編 The Animation2:04
20."Hoshū for Fuun"補習 for 不運1:43
21."Zetsubō Syndrome The Animation"ゼツボウシンドローム The Animation1:55
22."Box 16 The Animation"BOX 16 The Animation2:05
23."Chō Kōkō Gyū no Zetsubōteki Oshioki"超高校級の絶望的おしおき1:01
24."New World Order The Animation"ニュー・ワールド・オーダー The Animation2:15
25."Sayonara Zetsubō Gakuen The Animation"さよなら絶望学園 The Animation2:48
26."Zetsubōsei: Hero Chiryōyaku The Animation" (by Suzumu, with vocals from Soraru)絶望性：ヒーロー治療薬 The Animation1:32
27."Monokuma Ondo The Animation" (with vocals from Nobuyo Ōyama)モノクマおんど The Animation1:36
Total length:1:42:47

Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls Original Soundtrack

Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls Original Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Masafumi Takada
ReleasedDecember 18, 2014 (2014-12-18)
Genre Video game music
Length2:47:39
Label Sound Prestige Records

The music of the action-adventure spin-off game Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls was released by Sound Prestige Records in Japan on December 18, 2014. With a total length of 2:47:39, the soundtrack was headed by Takada and includes three discs with 75 tracks, some arrangements of songs from Ultra Despair Girls' predecessors. In terms of new tracks, in addition to some nonsense songs, [6] the soundtrack features two lyrical pieces: the insert song "Let's Play with Monokuma", written by Kodaka and performed by the Monokuma Kids, [21] and the game's ending theme "Progressive", composed and arranged by Tomohiro Nakatsuchi and sung by Ogata and Aya Uchida. "Progressive", which was also released as a separate single in 2015, serves as the soundtrack's effective ending, and is followed only by sound effects and an instrumental version of "Let's Play with Monokuma". [22] [6]

When writing the soundtrack, Takada attempted to avoid reusing melodies from Trigger Happy Havoc and Goodbye Despair, while still trying to maintain the general tone of the prior installments. In an interview with Video Game Music Online, Kodaka stated that he had requested the soundtrack to have an electro style reminiscent to the 1980s. [1]

The soundtrack made a singular appearance on the Oricon Albums Chart, at No. 299. [23] In a review for RPGFan, Patrick Gann expressed disappointment in the soundtrack's amount of returning themes and commented on abundant similaries between arranged tracks and their Danganronpa 2 counterparts; Gann advised listeners to only purchase the Ultra Despair Girls soundtrack if they did not already own the soundtracks to the first two games. Gann did, however, find himself liking the "occasional" new music pieces, praising many for their style and use in-game. [6]

All tracks are written by Masafumi Takada, unless otherwise noted

Disc 1
No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."DSO Danganronpa"DSO_DANGANRONPA1:38
2."Ultra? Despair? Girls?"絶対?絶望?少女? (Zettai? Zetsubō? Shōjo?)3:31
3."DSO Beautiful Dead"DSO_BeautifulDead6:55
4."Wonderful Dead 001"Wonderful dead0014:46
5."DSO Distrust"DSO_DISTRUST2:05
6."Chapter Title"チャプタータイトル (Chaputā Taitoru)0:12
7."It's a Monokuma World"イッツ・ア・モノクマワールド(Ittsu・A・Monokuma Wārudo)4:35
8."Ultra Terrified Girl"絶対恐怖少女 (Zettai Kyōfu Shōjo)2:31
9."Business Trip Version Punishment [Helicopter Crash Episode]"おしおき出張版～ヘリ墜落編～ (Oshioki Shucchōgen ~Heri Tsuiraku-hen~)1:03
10."We Can't Change the World"わたし達は世界を変えることができない (Watashi Tachi wa Sekai o Kaeru Koto ga Dekinai)1:32
11."Hope of the Other Side"向こう岸の希望 (Mukō Kishi no Zetsubō)0:23
12."Secret Base [Left Behind by the Adults]"secret base～オトナがのこしたもの～ (secret base ~Otona ga no Koshita Mono~)3:53
13."Under Attack"オソワレルモノ (Osowareru Mono)0:28
14."Versus"VERSUS1:59
15."Wonderful Dead 002"Wonderful dead0024:46
16."DSO Living to the Fullest"DSO_イキキル (DSO_Ikikiru)3:29
17."Sortie! Its Name Is Robot"出撃! その名はロボ (Shutsugeki! Sono Na wa Robo)0:53
18."Riddle Land"なぞなぞらんど (Nazonazo Rando)3:58
19."Business Trip Version Punishment [Parachute Landing Episode]"おしおき出張版～パラシュート落下編～ (Oshioki Shucchōgen ~Parashūto Rakka-hen~)0:45
20."DSO 100 Mile Junk Food Dash"DSO_ 疾走する青春のジャンクフード (DSO_Shissō Suru Seishun no Jankufūdo)3:02
21."Welcome to Towa Tower"Welcome to TOWA tower3:52
22."Monster That Shouts Its Love in the Center of Hell"地獄の中心で愛を叫ぶマモノ (Jigoku no Chūshin de Ai o Sakebu Mamono)1:34
23."Business Trip Version Punishment [Swimming Explosion Episode]"おしおき出張版～水泳爆破編～ (Oshioki Shucchōgen ~Suiei Bakuha-hen~)0:41
24."DSO Desire for Execution"DSO_処刑に願いを (DSO_Shokei ni Negai o)2:50
25."This is the Path We Follow"これが、わたし達の生きる道 (Kore ga, Watashi Tachi no Ikiru Michi)2:12
Disc 2
No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Let's Play with Monokuma" (lyrics by Kazutaka Kodaka)モノクマと遊ぼう (Monokuma Asobō)3:09
2."Ghost Stories from the School District of Revolution"革命学区のおとぎばなし (Kakumei Gakku no Otogibanashi)3:53
3."Abnormality on the Girls' Front Line"少女戦線異状あり (Shōjo Sensen Ijō Ari)2:15
4."The Warriors of Hope"希望の戦士たち (Zetsubō no Senshi Tachi)3:18
5."DSO Despair-Syndrome"DSO_絶望症候群 (DSO_Zetsubō Shōkōgun)5:05
6."Punishment of the Hero"勇者のおしおき (Yūsha no Oshioki)1:22
7."DSO Shore-Scented Dead End"DSO_磯の香りのデッドエンド (DSO_Iso no Kaori no Deddo Endo)3:48
8."Ultra Despair Girl"絶対絶望少女 (Zettai Zetsubō Shōjo)3:05
9."Ultra Delusional Girl"絶対妄想少女 (Zettai Mōsō Shōjo)2:12
10."Business Trip Version Punishment [Adult Diorama Episode]"おしおき出張版～オトナのジオラマ編～ (Oshioki Shucchōgen ~Otona no Jiorama-hen~)0:43
11."Punishment of the Priest"僧侶のおしおき (Sōryo no Oshioki)1:07
12."It's a Kids' World"イッツ・ア・キッズワールド (Ittsu・A・Kizzu Wārudo)3:00
13."Wonderful Dead 003"Wonderful dead0034:46
14."Business Trip Version Punishment [Monokuma Raid Episode]"おしおき出張版～モノクマ襲来編～ (Oshioki Shucchōgen ~Monokuma Shūrai-hen~)0:54
15."Alice in the Children's Land"コドモの国のアリス (Kodomo no Kuni no Arisu)5:38
16."The Light of Darkness"暗闇のアカリ (Kurayami no Akari)0:20
17."DSO All All Apologies"DSO_オール・オール・アポロジーズ (DSO_Āru・Āru・Aporojīzu)3:03
18."Punishment of the Warrior"戦士のおしおき (Senshi no Oshioki)0:45
19."DSO Welcome Despair School"DSO_ようこそ絶望学園 (DSO_Yōkoso Zetsubō Gakuen)2:16
20."The Destruction of Darkness"暗闇のハカイ (Kurayami no Hakai)0:39
21."Like I Would Become a Monster"魔物になんか、なるもんか (Mamono ni Nanka, Naru Monka)3:15
22."Melody of Shivering"戦慄の旋律 (Senritsu no Senritsu)0:33
23."DSO New World Order"DSO_ニュー・ワールド・オーダー (DSO_Nyū・Wārudo・Ōdā)2:42
24."Chapter End"チャプターエンド (Chaputā Endo)0:12
25."Big Bang Monokuma Appears!!"ビッグバンモノクマ登場!! (Biggu Ban Monokuma Tōjō)0:18
Disc 3
No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Wonderful Dead 004"Wonderful dead0044:44
2."The Forbidden Playhouse"禁じられたあそび場 (Kinjirareta Asobi Ba)3:04
3."Last Versus"ラストVERSUS (Rasuto VERSUS)2:03
4."Re: Underground Trial"Re: 開廷アンダーグラウンド (Re: Kaitei Andāguraundo)1:50
5."Shou's Fever Time"翔'sフィーバータイム (Shō' Fībā Taimu)2:49
6."DSO Weekly Despair Magazine"DSO_週刊少年ゼツボウマガジン (DSO_Shūkan Shōnen Zetsubō Magajin)3:44
7."Punishment of the Sage!!"僧侶のおしおき!! (Sōryo no Oshioki)0:35
8."DSO Mr. Monokuma's Extracurricular Lesson"DSO_モノクマ先生の課外授業 (DSO_Monokuma-sensei no Kagaijukyō)2:49
9."DSO Despair Syndrome"DSO_ゼツボウシンドローム (DSO_Zetsubō Shindorōmu)2:42
10."Departing from Towa Towards the Hell"塔和発地獄行き (Tōwa Hacchi Goku Iki)2:51
11."Wonderful Dead 005"Wonderful dead0054:47
12."Decisive Battle with the Mage"魔法使いとの最終決戦 (Mahōtsukai to no Saishū Kessen)1:01
13."Argument [Hope VS Despair]"議論 -HOPE VS DESPAIR- (Giron -HOPE VS DESPAIR-)3:20
14."Punishment of the Mage"魔法使いのおしおき (Mahōtsukai no Oshioki)0:16
15."Day Before the Future"未来の前の日 (Mirai no Mae no Hi)3:09
16."Progressive (Short Version)" (by Tomohiro Nakatsuchi, with vocals from Megumi Ogata and Aya Uchida)progressive-漸進-ShortVersion (progressive-Zenshin-ShortVersion)1:46
17."Monoc-Man Activate"モノックマン起動 (Monokkuman Kidō)0:15
18."I'm Going Delusional"妄想しちゃうわよん (Mōsō Shichauwayon)0:15
19."The Store"おみせやさん (Omiseya-san)0:10
20."Challenge from a Child"コドモの挑戦状 (Kodomo no Chōsenjō)0:06
21."Saving on a Potty"おまるでセーブ (Omaru de Sebbu)0:06
22."Truth Bullet Get!"コトダマGETだぜ! (Kotodama GET Daze!)0:06
23."Skill Get!"スキルGETだぜ! (Sukiru GET Daze!)0:06
24."Hidden Kids Discovered!"隠れキッズ発見! (Kakure Kizzu Hakken!)0:07
25."Let's Play with Monokuma (Instruments)"モノクマと遊ぼう(Instruments) (Monokuma to Asobō (Instruments))3:07
Total length:2:47:39

Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony Original Soundtrack White and Black

  • Danganronpa: V3: Killing Harmony Original Soundtrack White
  • Danganronpa: V3: Killing Harmony Original Soundtrack Black
Soundtrack album by
Masafumi Takada
ReleasedFebruary 24, 2017 (2017-02-24)
Genre
Length
  • 2:32:38 (White)
  • 2:47:16 (Black)
Label Sound Prestige Records

The music of Danganronpa's third mainline installment, Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony , was released across two CD soundtrack albums, titled White and Black. The soundtrack was composed by Takada, and the two albums were jointly issued by Sound Prestige Records on February 24, 2017, [25] with a collective length of 5:14:32–2:32:38 from White's 53 tracks and 2:47:16 from Black's 57 tracks. [26] [27] A bundle of both albums, packaged with a single-track remix CD by Takada called the Happy Holidays Mix , was sold through certain online retailers. [28]

The soundtrack of Danganronpa V3 had a higher emphasize on jazz – something more "stylish than pop" – which Takada opined gave it a more mature and darker tone. The soundtrack was split across two albums due to having a larger track list than previous Danganronpa titles. [1]

Both albums appeared on the Oricon Albums Chart: White peaked at No. 145 and Black peaked at No. 125. Black charted for two weeks, whereas White only charted for one. [29] [30] The soundtrack of V3 was nominated for best video game score in the "Rock / Electronic / Hybrid" category at Video Game Music Online's 2017 Game Music Awards, but lost to Splatoon 2 . [24]

All tracks are written by Masafumi Takada

White - Disc 1
No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Danganronpa V3"DANGANRONPA V31:57
2."Danganronpa! V3!"だんがんろんぱ!ぶいすりー! (Danganronpa! Buisurī!)1:36
3."Rise of the Ultimates"Rise of the Ultimate3:56
4."Exisal Tribe"EXISAL TRIBE4:35
5."Monokumaz"モノクマーズ登場 (Monokumāzu Tōjō)0:26
6."16 Makeover"16人の変身 (Jūroku-hito no Henshin)0:33
7."Rise and Shine, Ursine!"おはっくまー! (Ohakkumā!)3:21
8."Chapter A"チャプタークレジット (Chaputā Kurejitto)0:12
9."Mr. Monokuma Appearance"モノクマ登場 (Monokuma Tōjō)0:17
10."Becoming Friends"Become Friends4:23
11."Nightmare in the Locker"Nightmare in Locker3:50
12."Beautiful Lie"Beautiful Lie4:19
13."Dead Body Found A"死体発見A (Shitai Hakken A)0:20
14."New A.A. (Ch. 1)"NEW T.A4:57
15."DX Growth Plan"DX育成計画 (DX Ikusei Keikaku)2:19
16."Living in a Lazy Parallel World"Living in Lazy Parallel World4:00
17."Despair Searching"絶望Searching (Zetsubō Searching)4:23
18."Cool Morning"Cool Morning3:23
19."Death Road of Despair"絶望デスロード (Zetsubō Desu Rōdo)3:21
20."Psyche Taxi"BRAIN DRIVER3:39
21."Darkness Time"Darkness Time4:15
22."Der Flohwalzer"ネコふんじゃった (Nekofunjatta)1:50
23."Heaven of Almost Hell"Almost Hell Heaven2:39
24."Clair de Lune from Suite bergamasque C. Debussy"Clair de Lune from Suite bergamasque C.Debussy Piano: 赤松楓 (Clair de Lune from Suite bergamasque C.Debussy Piano: Akamatsu Kaede)2:16
25."Chapter C"チャプターエンドクレジット (Chaputā Endo Kurejitto)0:18
26."Hope of Spring"Hope of Spring1:56
27."Spirit, Praise, and Beauty"霊と礼と麗と (Rei to Rei to Rei to)3:56
28."Caged Child (Instrumental)"かごのこ (Kago no Ko)1:13
White - Disc 2
No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Danganronpa V3 (Loop Version)"DANGANRONPA V3 Loop Version3:59
2."Danganvegas"DANVEGAS4:46
3."Finding Peace Party"Finding Peace Party3:55
4."MonoMono Slots"モノモノスロット (Monomono Surotto)4:41
5."Mind Mine"発掘イマジネーション (Hakkutsu Imajinēshon)4:05
6."Death Road of Hope"希望デスロード (Kibō Desu Rōdo)2:45
7."Talent Selection"才能Select (Sainō Select)1:28
8."New Classmates of the Dead"New Classmate of the Dead3:28
9."Hope of Summer"Hope of Summer1:51
10."Mr. Monokuma's Lesson V3"モノクマ先生の授業V3 (Monokuma-sensei no Jugyō V3)3:35
11."Living in Lazy Parallel World (Short Ver.)"Living in Lazy Parallel World (Short Ver.)4:00
12."Moon on the Water"Moon on the Water3:26
13."Dead Body Found C"死体発見C (Shitai Hakken C)0:15
14."Real / Fiction"REAL・FICTION4:25
15."Mr. Monokuma After Class V3"モノクマ先生の課外授業V3 (Monokuma-sensei no Kagaijugyō V3)2:50
16."An Agony Thread"苦悶の糸 (Kumon no Ito)1:34
17."Wonderful Story"Wonderful Story2:32
18."Let's Start the Killing Game"Let's コロシアイ (Let's Koroshiai)2:17
19."Hyper New A.A. (Ch. 1)"HYPER NEW T.A3:59
20."Dead Body Found B"死体発見B (Shitai Hakken B)0:14
21."Immersion Picture Scrolls"今昔仕置絵巻 (Konjaku Shioki Emaki)1:38
22."Closing Argument V3"クライマックス推理V3 (Kuraimakkusu Suiri V3)5:30
23."Climactic Re-enactment V3"クライマックス再現V3 (Kuraimakkusu Saigen V3)4:24
24."Pretitle A"アバンムービー (Aban Mūbī)0:59
25."The End of DNG"The END of DNG5:22
Total length:2:32:38
Black - Disc 1
No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Danganronpa V3 (Full Version)"DANGANRONPA V3 Full Version2:18
2."V3 Gallery Music"V3Gallery Music1:38
3."Chapter B"チャプターブリッジ (Chaputā Burijji)0:11
4."Beautiful Lie (Ver. B)"スグBeautiful Lie (Sugu Beautiful Lie)4:01
5."Dead Body Found D"死体発見D (Shitai Hakken D)0:20
6."Bugs Panic"バグズパニック (Bagusu Panikku)1:33
7."Our Class Trial"私と僕の学級裁判 (Watashi to Boku no Gakkyū Saiban)1:49
8."Class Trial: Dawn Edition Vol. 3"学級裁判黎明編 巻の三 (Gakkyū Saiban Reimei-hen Maki no San)5:07
9."Class Trial: Space Edition"学級裁判宇宙編 (Gakkyū Saiban Uchū-hen)6:05
10."Class Trial: Resurrection Edition"学級裁判復活編 (Gakkyū Saiban Fukkatsu-hen)4:07
11."V3 Argument [Break]"V3議論 -BREAK- (V3 Giron -BREAK-)2:55
12."Debate Scrum"V3議論 -SCRUM- (V3 Giron -SCRUM-)4:57
13."Class Trial: Sun Edition V3"学級裁判太陽編V3 (Gakkyū Saiban Taiyō-hen V3)4:41
14."V3 Argument [Turn Up the Heat]"V3議論 -HEAT UP- (V3 Giron -HEAT UP-)5:02
15."V3 Argument [Panic]"V3議論 -PANIC- (V3 Giron -PANIC-)2:54
16."V3 Argument [Hope VS Despair]"V3議論 -HOPE VS DESPAIR- (V3 Giron -HOPE VS DESPAIR-)3:20
17."Hangman's Gambit Ver. 3.0"アナグラム.NEW (Anaguramu.NEW)2:21
18."V3 Argument [Blade Lock]"V3反論 -CROSS SWORD- (V3 Hanron -CROSS SWORD-)4:42
19."Class Trial: Sun Edition V3 (Ver. B)"スグ学級裁判太陽編V3 (Sugu Gakkyū Saiban Taiyō-hen V3)4:05
20."V3 Argument [Perjury]"V3議論 -PERJURY- (V3 Giron -PERJURY-)2:54
21."Final A.A."FINAL T.A4:01
22."New World Order V3"ニューワールドオーダーV3 (Nyū Wārudo Ōdā)4:15
Black - Disc 2
No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Danganronpa Future Mix V3"DANGANRONPA FUTURE MIX V31:33
2."Salmon Fishing"SAKE NO TUKAMIDORI2:44
3."Outlaw Run"OUTLAW RUNNER2:36
4."Hope of Autumn"Hope of Autumn1:37
5."Hope of Winter"Hope of Winter1:12
6."Dangan Growth Plan"だんがん育成計画 (Dangan Ikusei Keikaku)1:31
7."Dead Body Found E"死体発見E (Shitai Hakken E)0:11
8."Hope Searching"希望Searching (Kibō Searching)8:21
9."Class Trial: Resurrection Edition (No Intro)"学級裁判復活編(イントロなし) (Gakkyū Saiban Fukkatsu-hen (Intoro Nashi))2:54
10."Hyper Final A.A."HYPER FINAL T.A3:13
11."Season of Despair"Season of Despair1:17
12."New Space Journey"ニュー宇宙旅行 (Nyū Uchūryokō)1:49
13."Heartless Journey"Heartless Journey2:25
14."Hyper Ultra New A.A. (Ch. 1)"HYPER ULTRA NEW T.A3:19
15."Sing the Empty Truth"歌え、虚ろなる真実を (Utae, Utsuro Naru Shinjitsu o)2:55
16."Danganronpa Reissue"DANGANRONPA reissue5:23
17."Hyper Final Ultra A.A."HYPER ULTRA FINAL T.A2:42
18."Destruction of..."才囚学園の破壊 (Saishū Gakuen no Hakai)1:34
19."Killing Game Completion Ceremony"みんなのコロシアイ修了式 (Minna no Koroshiai Shūryō Shiki)5:45
Black - Disc 3
No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Pretitle B"アバンムービー改 (Aban Mūbī Aratame)1:17
2."Flashback Light"思い出しライト (Omoidashi Raito)0:35
3."Vote Slot"投票スロット (Tōhyō Surotto)0:24
4."Trial Preparation"試練Prepare (Shiren Prepare)1:17
5."Beautiful Lie in the Virtual World"Beautiful Lie in ProgramWorld2:48
6."Despair Searching: Virtual World"絶望Searching in ProgramWorld4:17
7."Battle with Despair"絶望との戦い (Zetsubō to no Tatakai)2:55
8."Island Ordeal"Island Ordeal2:29
9."Cave Ordeal"Cave Ordeal3:12
10."School Ordeal"School Ordeal4:40
11."Battle with True Despair"真の絶望との戦い (Shin no Zetsubō to no Tataka)3:19
12."Monokuma's Trial"モノクマの試練 (Monokuma no Shiren)1:36
13."Treasure Hunter! Monolith"ここ掘る!モノリス (Koko Horu! Monorisu)0:56
14."Battle with Final Despair"最後の絶望との戦い (Saigo no Zetsubō to no Tatakai)3:18
15."Let's Start the Killing Game (from Speaker)"Let's コロシアイ放送 (Let's Koroshiai Hōsō)2:18
16."Trial End"試練END (Shiren END)5:09
Total length:2:47:16

Super Danganronpa 2: The Stage 2017 Original Soundtrack

Super Danganronpa 2: The Stage 2017 Original Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Masafumi Takada
ReleasedApril 4, 2017 (2017-04-04)
Length2:25:00
Label Sound Prestige Records

A soundtrack album of songs from a 2017 stage play of Danganronpa 2 was published by Sound Prestige Records on April 4, 2017, in Japan, under the catalog number SPLR-1117~8. The album did not appear on any national charts. [31]

Other albums

From 2011 to 2012, two arrangement albums were released by Spike and Sound Prestige Records, containing tracks from the first two Danganronpa games. The first, containing remixes of tracks from Trigger Happy Havoc, as well as cutscene music, drama tracks, and cast comments, was released as part of a limited edition of the first game, and the second, containing tracks from Goodbye Despair, was released at a Comiket convention in 2014. Both albums were reviewed by RPGFan's Patrick Gann, who enjoyed the first album, while finding fault with how it can be hard or expensive to obtain due to its limited release, and found the second to be a possible "treasure" for fans of Takada. [32] [33] A third remix album, titled Danganronpa V3 ~Happy Holidays Mix~, was released in 2017 as a purchase incentive for bundles of the Danganronpa V3 soundtrack albums. Happy Holiday Mix contains a single, 21-minute long track by Takada that was originally played at a crossover livestream of Danganronpa and Gravity Rush . [28] A fourth remix album, containing 10 tracks from the three mainline Danganronpa installments, was released in 2021 through a collector's edition of the Danganronpa Decadence game compilation. [34]

Several mini soundtrack albums containing select Danganronpa tracks have been released, often bundled with limited releases of the series' games. Western series publisher NIS America has released five mini albums through their online store, exclusively in North America and Europe, containing tracks from Trigger Happy Havoc, [35] Goodbye Despair, [36] Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls, [37] the compilation game Danganronpa 1-2 Reload , [38] and Killing Harmony. [39] The Trigger Happy Havoc album would later be temporarily rereleased alongside the Steam release of the game in 2016. [40] A separate mini album of Killing Harmony was released with early copies of the game, [41] and with the limited edition of the game in Japan. [42]

In 2020, a short album of character songs composed by Takada, titled Danganronpa-ism, was released by Sound Prestige Records in conjunction with the franchise's 10th anniversary. [43]

Songs

"Zetsubōsei: Hero Chiryōyaku"

"Zetsubōsei: Hero Chiryōyaku" is the ending theme to Danganronpa: The Animation. An electronic rock pop song, it is written by Suzumu and performed by Soraru. It was released both as a single and as track on the second disc of Danganronpa: The Animation's soundtrack album. [18] [15] The single was released by Geneon Universal Entertainment Japan and Rondo Robe on September 4, 2013. [18] It came in both a regular and a limited edition; the limited edition included a bonus track and a DVD. [44] [18] The anime's soundtrack was released a month before the single. [16]

With the B-sides "Haiiro Shōnen Rock" and "Zoku Hetakuso Utopia Seikin", the single release peaked at No. 17 on the Oricon Singles Chart and charted for seven weeks. [45] Phile Web reported that the single had sold 5,920 copies by September 8, 2013. [46]

All tracks are written by Suzumu

No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Zetsubōsei: Hero Chiryōyaku" (featuring Soraru)絶望性:ヒーロー治療薬 (Zetsubō-sei: Hīrō Chiryōyaku)3:24
2."Haiiro Shōnen Rock" (featuring Soraru)灰色少年ロック (Haiiro Shōnen Rokku)4:09
3."Zoku Hetakuso Utopia Seikin" (featuring Soraru and Ron)続・へたくそユートピア政策 (Zoku Hetakuso Yūtopia Seikin)4:35
Total length:12:08
Limited edition (bonus track)
No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Ka Shokusei: Idol Shōkōgun" (featuring Soraru and Ron) (KigiP Remix)過食性:アイドル症候群 (Ka Shokusei: Aidoru Shōkōgun)4:02
Limited edition (DVD)
No.TitleLength
1."Interview" 
2."Making of Zetsubōsei: Hero Chiryōyaku" 

"World's End Curtain Call -Theme of Danganronpa the Stage-"

"World's End Curtain Call -Theme of Danganronpa the Stage-" is the theme song to Danganronpa: Kibō no Gakuen to Zetsubō no Kōkōsei The Stage, a 2014 stage play adaptation of Trigger Happy Havoc. It is by Trustrick, a musical duo consisting of guitarist Billy and vocalist Sayaka Kanda. "World's End Curtain Call" was released as a single by Nippon Columbia on November 12, 2014, though in a limited quantity of 3,868 copies. [47] The song charted for a single week on the Oricon Singles Chart, making 27th place. [48]

No.TitleLength
1."World's End Curtain Call -Theme of Danganronpa the Stage-"3:32
2."Trick or Holic" (Halloween Attack Mix) (by Ken Morioka))3:49
3."World's End Curtain Call -Theme of Danganronpa the Stage-" (Off Vocal)3:33
Total length:10:54

"Progressive"

"Progressive", the ending theme to Ultra Despair Girls, is performed by Megumi Ogata and Aya Uchida as the characters Makoto and Komaru Naegi, respectively. It was composed and arranged by Tomohiro Nakatsuchi. The song was first released on the Ultra Despair Girls soundtrack album on December 18, 2014, on which it appeared on the third disc and acted as the album's effective final track. [6] It was then released as a CD single on January 28, 2015, under the Lantis label. A reconstructed, high-resolution edition of the single, produced by Junnosuke Sato, was released on April 12, 2017. [22]

"Progressive" charted once on the Oricon Singles Chart, at No. 62. [49] A LisAni! review describes "Progressive" as a song that illustrates the singing characters' determination and courage to press on despite tough conditions. The review attributes the emotion to the song's intense rock and Ogata and Uchida's vocals, and also lauds the high-resolution release for achieving a more energetic sound that amplifies the lyrics' vividness. [22] Reviewing the Ultra Despair Girls's soundtrack, Patrick Gann called "Progressive" his favorite Danganronpa game ending theme, and said that it made the soundtrack end on a high note. [6]

The B-side on the "Progressive" single is "Poison -Gekiyaku-". It is performed by Ogata as the character Nagito Komaeda. Alike "Progressive", "Poison (Gekiyaku)" was praised in a LisAni! review, which referred to Ogata's vocals as the highlight of the track, with the lyrics walking on a line of good and bad luck, something indicative of Nagito's character. [22]

All tracks are written by Tomohiro Nakatsuchi

No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Progressive" (featuring Megumi Ogata and Aya Uchida)progressive -漸進- (Progressive -Zenshin-)4:01
2."Poison -Gekiyaku-" (featuring Ogata)poison -劇薬- (Poison -Gekiyaku-)5:20
3."Progressive" (Off Vocal)progressive -漸進- (Progressive -Zenshin-)4:01
4."Poison -Gekiyaku-" (Off Vocal)poison -劇薬- (Poison -Gekiyaku-)5:18
Total length:18:40

Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School themes

The Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School anime series features original opening and ending themes. "Kamiiro Awase" is the opening theme to the show's Despair Arc , accompanied by "Zettai Kibō Birthday" as the corresponding ending theme. The Future Arc features "Dead or Lie" as its opening, whilst "Recall the End" is the ending. "Ever Free" by Hide with Spread Beaver is used as an ending theme exclusively in the final episode, being chosen to conclude the show since Kodaka had been listening to the song during the beginning of production. [50]

The Despair Arc ending theme, "Zettai Kibō Birthday", is performed by Ogata as Nagito Komaeda. It was released as a single by NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan on August 3, 2016. [51] The complementing opening theme, "Kamiiro Awase", is performed by the four-member music unit Binaria, made up of writer Annabel, composer Nagi Yanagi, arranger Yoshihisa Nagao, and visual artist Xai. [52] "Kamiiro Awase" was released as a single by NBCUniversal Japan on the same day as "Zettai Kibō Birthday", and was available in both a regular and limited edition. [53] "Zettai Kibō Birthday" featured on the Oricon charts for three weeks, peaking at 37th place, whilst "Kamiiro Awase" charted for four weeks and peaked at No. 38. [54] [55]

The opening theme to the Future Arc, "Dead or Lie", is performed by Maon Kurosaki and Trustrick. It is composed and arranged by Keisuke Kurose of the band Uroboros, with its lyrics having been written by Kurosaki. [56] The Future Arc ending theme, "Recall the End", is performed by Trustrick alone, and is produced and arranged by Narasaki of Coaltar of the Deepers. "Recall the End" was released on August 10, 2016, by Nippon Columbia as part of an extended play. [57] [58] "Dead or Lie" was released as a single seven days later, on NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan. "Dead or Lie" stayed on the Oricon Singles Chart for five weeks, peaking at No. 27, [59] whilst "Recall the End" charted for three weeks on the albums chart, peaking at No. 17. [60]

Music videos for "Kamiiro Awase" and "Dead or Lie" were released by NBCUniversal Japan, after they had showcased them in 45 to 50 second previews on YouTube. [61] [62]

"Kamiiro Awase" single
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Kamiiro Awase"カミイロアワセ4:34
2."Reino Blanco"reino blanco4:51
3."Kamiiro Awase" (Instrumental)カミイロアワセ4:34
4."Reino Blanco" (Instrumental)reino blanco4:49
Total length:18:48
"Zettai Kibō Birthday" single
No.TitleJapanese title (romanization)Length
1."Zettai Kibō Birthday"絶対希望バースデー (Zettai Kibō Bāsudē)4:21
2."Zanō (Zanka)"残桜 -zanka- (Zanō -zanka-)4:09
3."Zettai Kibō Birthday" (Instrumental)絶対希望バースデー (Zettai Kibō Bāsudē)4:21
4."Zanō (Zanka)" (Instrumental)残桜 -zanka- (Zanō -zanka-)4:05
Total length:16:56
"Dead or Lie" single
No.TitleLength
1."Dead or Lie"4:26
2."Brand New, Standing Wings"4:29
3."Dead or Lie" (Instrumental)4:26
4."Brand New, Standing Wings" (Instrumental)4:28
Total length:17:49
Recall the End extended play
No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Recall the End"Recall THE END4:22
2."Reborn at Caution Area -Theme of Danganronpa the Stage 2016-"REBORN AT CAUTION AREA -theme of DANGANRONPA THE STAGE 2016-4:13
3."Eien" (78th Last Hope Remix)永遠4:47
4."World's End Curtain Call -Theme of Danganronpa the Stage-"World's End Curtain Call -theme of DANGANRONPA THE STAGE-3:32
5."Good Bye School Dayz -Theme of Super Danganronpa 2 the Stage-"Good Bye School Dayz -theme of SUPER DANGANRONPA 2 THE STAGE-3:58
6."Recall the End" (Instrumental)Recall THE END4:24
7."Reborn at Caution Area -Theme of Danganronpa the Stage 2016-" (Instrumental)REBORN AT CAUTION AREA -theme of DANGANRONPA THE STAGE 2016-4:13
8."Recall the End" (Anime ED Version)Recall THE END1:32
Total length:31:01

"Samurai Tunes"

"Samurai Tunes" is an electronic dance rap song [63] by the boy band of the same name, that serves as the ending theme to Danganronpa 3 The Stage 2018 ~The End of Kibōgamine Gakuen~, a stage adaptation of Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School. The song was featured on Samurai Tunes' eponymous debut single, released by Nippon Columbia on July 18, 2018. [64] [65] The single charted on the Oricon charts for two weeks, peaking at No. 33. [65]

No.TitleJapanese titleLength
1."Samurai Tunes"SAMURAI TUNES3:49
2."Chō Gimon"超GIMON3:35
3."Samurai Tunes" (Instrumental)SAMURAI TUNES3:49
4."Chō Gimon" (Instrumental)超GIMON3:35
Total length:14:48

Reception and legacy

Danganronpa's music has been described as essential to the series' personality by both reviewers and staff: Destructoid 's Eric van Allen called the series' music a vocal part of its tone, [66] and Kodaka hailed the music as "super important" in an interview with Video Games Music Online. [1] The soundtracks have been nominated twice in the Game Music Awards, an annual ceremony hosted by Video Game Music Online, [14] [24] and the series' titular main theme was listed by Screen Rant as one of the ten best theme songs in video games. [7]

Danganronpa music has been performed live on different occasions. At the 2017 iteration of the gaming festival Tokaigi, eight tracks from Danganronpa V3 were performed by a Takada-led band. [67] In November 2021, two performances of popular songs from the series were held in Saitama Prefecture, in conjunction with Danganronpa's 10th anniversary. [68]

Remixed Danganronpa tracks are included in the rhythm game Crypt of the NecroDancer , along with a skin of Danganronpa mascot and antagonist Monokuma, as part of a collaboration between the two IPs. [69] Two lyrical songs from the series have appeared in greatest hits albums of their artists: "Zetsubōsei: Hero Chiryōyaku" in Suzumu's Zoku Kebyoningen (2015) and "Dead or Lie" in Maon Kurosaki's M.A.O.N (2017). [70] [71]

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<i>Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc</i> 2010 visual novel adventure game

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<i>Danganronpa: The Animation</i> Japanese anime television series

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Danganronpa is a Japanese video game franchise created by Kazutaka Kodaka and developed and owned by Spike Chunsoft. The series primarily surrounds various groups of apparent high-school students who are forced into murdering each other by a robotic teddy bear named Monokuma. Gameplay features a mix of adventure, visual novel, detective and dating simulator elements. The first game, Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, was released for the PlayStation Portable in 2010.

<i>Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair</i> 2012 visual novel

Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair is a 2012 visual novel developed by Spike Chunsoft. It is the second game in the Danganronpa franchise following Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc (2010). It was first released in Japan for PlayStation Portable in July 2012, and a port for PlayStation Vita was released in Japan in October 2013. NIS America released the game worldwide in September 2014; a port for PC was released in April 2016 and a bundle for PlayStation 4 and Playstation Vita called Danganronpa 1-2 Reload, also containing the first Danganronpa game, was released in March 2017. An enhanced version with the subtitle Anniversary Edition was released for Android and iOS in August 2020, for Nintendo Switch in November 2021, and for Microsoft Windows and Xbox One May 2022.

<i>Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls</i> 2014 video game

Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls is an action-adventure video game developed by Spike Chunsoft for PlayStation Vita. The game is the first spin-off of the Danganronpa series of visual novel games, set between the events of Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc and Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair. The game was released in Japan on September 25, 2014, and was released by NIS America in North America on September 1, 2015, in Europe on September 4, 2015, and in Australia on September 10, 2015. The game was released on PlayStation 4 and Windows worldwide in June 2017.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Monokuma</span> Identity in the Danganronpa franchise

Monokuma is a fictional identity adopted by several characters in the Danganronpa series, serving as the mascot and central antagonist of the series. Monokuma first appears in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc as a disguise used by Junko Enoshima during her killing game in the fictional school of Hope's Peak Academy. Monokuma was created by scenario writer Kazutaka Kodaka and designed by Rui Komatsuzaki. The identity is used primarily as a disguise for the masterminds of each game to conceal their identities while overseeing and organizing killing games, and as such has been voiced by several actors. The character has often appeared in popular culture since its inception, spawning a series of action figures and merchandise. Nobuyo Ōyama and TARAKO voice Monokuma in Japanese, while Brian Beacock provides his voice for the English versions of the games and Greg Ayres provides his voice for the English dub of Danganronpa: The Animation.

<i>Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony</i> 2017 visual novel

Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony is a visual novel developed by Spike Chunsoft and Too Kyo Games and published by Square Enix. The game was released in Japan in January 2017 for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita, and in North America and Europe by Square Enix in September 2017. A Windows version was released worldwide on the same date. An enhanced version of V3 with the subtitle Anniversary Edition was released for Nintendo Switch in Japan in November 2021, and worldwide in December 2021. This improved version was also released for Android and iOS in April 2022, and for Windows 10 and Xbox One in September 2022.

<i>Danganronpa 3: The End of Hopes Peak High School</i> Japanese anime television series

Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School is a mystery horror anime television series produced by Lerche, directed by Daiki Fukuoka, and supervised by Seiji Kishi. The anime is the second animated series based on Spike Chunsoft's Danganronpa video game franchise, and serves as a conclusion to the "Hope's Peak Academy" arc established in the previously released games Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc and Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair. The series is divided into three parts. Future Arc focuses on Makoto Naegi and his friends and their involvement in a killing game with the Future Foundation; and Despair Arc focuses on Hajime Hinata, a student, and his involvement in experiments on humans. The first two story arcs aired between July and September 2016. They were followed by Hope Arc, the conclusion to both previous arcs, which aired on September 29, 2016.

Makoto Naegi is a fictional character introduced as the protagonist of the 2010 visual novel adventure game Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc by Spike Chunsoft. A fairly optimistic but otherwise average student who is selected in a raffle to enroll in Hope's Peak Academy as the "Ultimate Lucky Student", Makoto finds himself before a remote-controlled robotic stuffed bear named Monokuma upon entering the academy, who states that he and his fellow students will be imprisoned in the academy for the rest of their lives unless one of them becomes "the blackened" and murders another without being found out by the other students, prompting the character to solve crimes. Makoto returns in the game's sequels and in multiple adaptations featuring him in new story arcs, most notably in Lerche's 2016 anime series Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School, as a member of an organization known as the Future Foundation that seeks to take his life in a new killing game.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Junko Enoshima</span> Fictional character

Junko Enoshima is a fictional character and the main antagonist of Spike Chunsoft's Danganronpa series. Featured as the mastermind in the series' first two games as the true identity of Monokuma, in the spin-off Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls in the guises of Shirokuma and Kurokuma, and in the prequel light novel Danganronpa Zero and anime Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School: Despair Arc, serving as the protagonist of the former as the Ultimate Analyst, Ryōko Otonashi. Junko is a student of Hope's Peak Academy and is the Ultimate Fashionista, a charismatic and hyperintelligent model of gyaru fashion who, along with her fraternal twin sister and body double Mukuro Ikusaba, forms the Ultimate Despair, ultimately bringing about the end of civilization through a movement known as "The Tragedy". In Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, Junko arranges a killing game between her former classmates to test their metrics for hope and despair, counting herself and Mukuro as participants, before having her consciousness converted into an artificial intelligence known as Alter Ego Junko on her death, left to Izuru Kamukura to continue her plans along with his own, in Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls and Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Kyoko Kirigiri</span> Fictional character in the Danganronpa franchise

Kyoko Kirigiri is a fictional character from the Spike Chunsoft visual novel action-adventure game series Danganronpa. She was introduced in the 2010 game Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc as a high school student and the "Ultimate ???" of Hope's Peak Academy. Kyoko finds herself sealed within the building alongside her classmates, who are told by a robot named Monokuma that can only leave the school if they commit a murder and successfully evade conviction in the ensuing class trial. By the end of the game, Kyoko is revealed to be the "Ultimate Detective". Despite being initially distant to the cast, Kyoko befriends Makoto Naegi and they join forces to solve class trials and discover the identity of the mastermind behind the killing game. Kyoko Kirigiri reappears in other Danganronpa titles and sequels, most notably in the 2012 sequel Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair as a member of the Future Foundation, the 2017 game Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony as an apparition of the mastermind in the final trial, the 2016 anime series Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School and the spin-off video game Kirigiri Sou as a supporting character, as well in the series of prequel light novels Danganronpa: Kirigiri (2013–2020), which center on her childhood and rise through the Detective Shelf Collection (DSC), as she deals with new cases with her assistant Yui Samidare.

Danganronpa Zero is a Japanese light novel written by Kazutaka Kodaka and illustrated by Rui Komatsuzaki. It was published by Seikaisha from September 16 to October 14, 2011, and has been collected in two tankōbon volumes. A prequel to Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, the novel focuses on Ryoko Otonashi, a student who, as a result of "The Tragedy", has anterograde amnesia and has short-term memory loss. Overseen by the school's Ultimate Neurologist and her childhood sweetheart Yasuke Matsuda, Ryoko becomes embroiled in a vast conspiracy within Hope's Peak Academy, involving the mysterious Izuru Kamukura and "Despair Sisters" Junko Enoshima and Mukuro Ikusaba, as "The Parade" protests arise outside.

<i>Killer Killer</i> Japanese manga series

Danganronpa Gaiden: Killer Killer, originally known simply as Killer Killer for its first volume, is a Japanese manga series written by Kazutaka Kodaka and Yōichirō Koizumi and illustrated by Mitomo Sasako. It was published by Kodansha in the magazine Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine from March 8, 2016 to May 9, 2017, and collected in three tankōbon volumes. The series focuses on Misaki Asano, a young woman assigned to the Future Foundation's 6th branch, dedicated to murder investigations in the midst of "The Tragedy", as she is teamed up with fellow investigator Takumi Hijirihara, a secret serial killer who only kills other killers, for the honor of Mukuro Ikusaba.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Nagito Komaeda</span> Fictional character in the Danganronpa franchise

Nagito Komaeda, also known as The Servant, is a fictional character introduced in the 2012 Spike Chunsoft visual novel action adventure game Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair. Nagito is a high school student from Hope's Peak Academy, holding the title of "Ultimate Lucky Student" due to his supernatural luck. He is first seen in the game's beginning when meeting the protagonist Hajime Hinata as they and multiple other students find themselves trapped in a series of tropical islands. Initially presenting a caring personality, Nagito shows his true maniacal and hope-obsessed demeanor when a bear-like robot, Monokuma, orders the students to participate in a killing game if they want to leave the islands, with Nagito violently encouraging the killing game's progress. Under the guise of the Servant, Nagito returns in Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls as the secondary antagonist.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Chiaki Nanami</span> Fictional character

Chiaki Nanami is a fictional character from Spike's 2012 visual novel Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair. Formally known as the Ultimate Gamer, Chiaki initially appears as an apparent high school student trapped with fifteen other students in the Jabberwock Island chain, where an omnipresent robotic bear named Monokuma forces the student to participate in a killing game in exchange for freedom. She can bond with the protagonist Hajime Hinata in both social life gameplay and the main storyline before her true persona is revealed as the artificial intelligence observer daughter of Chihiro Fujisaki, and the younger sister of Alter Ego and Usami / Monomi. Chiaki makes a cameo appearance in two episodes of the anime series Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School, with an identical character the original Chiaki Nanami, the visual basis for her design, appearing in the prequel Despair Arc who bonds with Hajime.

Kazutaka Kodaka is a Japanese video game designer, writer and mangaka. His work is known for recurring themes of contrasting hope/despair, luck/talent, truth/lies; mixing tragedy with dark humor, numerous plot-twists etc. He was an employee of Spike Chunsoft and is widely known as the creator and writer of the Danganronpa franchise. He left the company in 2017 and founded Too Kyo Games with other ex-employees.

<i>Danganronpa S: Ultimate Summer Camp</i> 2021 role-playing video game

Danganronpa S: Ultimate Summer Camp is a role-playing video game with board game elements, developed and published by Spike Chunsoft for the Nintendo Switch in late 2021, with Android, iOS, PlayStation 4, and Windows versions released in 2022. The game, a spin-off installment in the Danganronpa visual novel series, is an expanded version of two side-modes from Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony (2017), and was released digitally as a standalone game and physically through the game compilation Danganronpa Decadence, as a part of celebrations for the 10th anniversary of the Danganronpa series.

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