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2016-09-14T21:09:12Z

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The Tragedy
The Biggest, Most Awful, Most Tragic Event in Human History; Can take place during The Incident or after the first Killing School Life, during the growing rebellion and disaster that spread to the outside world. Depending on the situation, may be AU based.

Killing School Life
Set during the events of Trigger Happy Havoc / Kibou no Gakuen to Zetsubou no Koukousei; this setting is mainly reserved for the main cast during the original trials, however there are some exceptions allowed. As always easily AUed.

Killing School Trip
During Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair / Danganronpa 2: Sayonara Zetsubō Gakuen: This is mainly for the island setting, and obviously more heavily AU than others.

Mastermind Swap
A completely AU verse in which another character would take on the role of Mastermind, instead of or in addition to, Junko.

Bitty Comic Relief
TCompletely AU: Based upon art and other references, it's set with a young Junko. This is mostly played for fluff or laughs.

Regular School Life
What IF scenario where Junko is an average Hopes Peak Academy student.

Anything Else
As usual I'm open to any other verse ideas; come at me bro

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Personality

2016-09-14T20:38:32Z

As a young fashionista, Junko is described as simply "not fake", charismatic and eager to try new things. During her first appearances, she comes across slightly air-headed and hot-tempered. In the official art book, she is described as a person who "drips with dissatisfaction the moment she opens her mouth" and tends to be in trouble with her classmates. She is also mentioned to be a bit too talkative with overly carefree attitude.
However, Junko's real personality that is revealed at the conclusion of the Mutual Killing incident of Class 78 is notably different. Her true personality appears to be very apathetic and easily bored, to the unhealthy and abnormal degree. Because of this, her behavior and mannerisms tended to be extremely erratic and unstable by her own autonomous design; keeping up one "appearance" for too long bores her, which causes her to often switch between different personas. However, she is capable of maintaining one persona for extended periods of time when necessary, such as when she was overseeing the students through Monokuma.

Junko's "moods" included (but were not limited to) her Monokuma persona, sickening cuteness, severe depression, clinical sophistication, and haughty superiority. She switched between "moods" regularly, often imitating other students' expressions, which made for a highly unsettling conversation to the survivors.

Above all, Junko was deeply obsessed with despair, having found despair to be the most (and possibly the only) enjoyable emotion for her, whether it be the inflicting of despair unto others, or suffering from despair wholeheartedly. This made her extremely dangerous, as she wished to make the whole world feel absolute despair. However, this also often proved to be her biggest weakness, as she gave her opponents a "fair" chance to defeat her in order to make their despair all the greater if they fail, and happily welcomed her own despair if her plans fail. Both Junko herself and the game's creators have confirmed that she truly has no reason to do things she does other than despair itself, which makes her all the more dangerous and unable to reason with. Danganronpa/Zero proves that she wasn't born with hunger for despair, but it developed at quite young age due to an unknown reason.

As a mastermind and leader of Ultimate Despair, Junko was shown to be highly intelligent, cunning, somewhat impulsive, and extremely manipulative, violent and cruel without remorse. As revealed in Danganronpa/Zero, she possessed near supernatural analytical skills. She manipulated people into falling madly in love with her and used their weaknesses, their despair, against them. Things like hope, peace and happiness disgusted her, but she sometimes gave hope to others, only to turn it into despair later. She often manipulated people into doing bad things instead of directly doing them herself, and then had a habit of blaming these manipulated people and claiming it wasn't her fault, as a part of proving her point that despair exists in everyone and that hope will naturally lose to that despair.

While very abusive and cruel even towards her loved ones, it's implied that she felt some care for them, in her own messed-up way. It is interesting to note that the two people who Junko loved the most (her sister and Yasuke Matsuda) are the only people shown in canon to be killed directly by her: Mukuro through the Spears of Gungnir, and Yasuke through stabbing, whereas Jin Kirigiri was killed indirectly through an execution. This is likely because killing those she holds most dear would cause her great despair and to Junko, the greater the despair, the better.

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Who was that masked woman?

2016-09-14T20:12:36Z

(江ノ島盾子 Enoshima Junko)
is a character featured in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc.
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Junko is the true main antagonist and has the title Ultimate Fashionista
(超高校級の「ギャル」chō kōkō kyū no “gyaru”). She is also the founder of
Ultimate Despair (超高校級の「絶望」chō kōkō kyū no “zetsubō”). She is the
younger twin sister of Mukuro Ikusaba and had an
alternate identity known as Ryoko Otonashi.
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Junko executed herself along with Monokuma after her despair was defeated by
the survivors' hope and was voted guilty in the last trial of the first game.

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