This is my very own danganronpa story, with my own characters and my own plot line... so no hate please!
Masane Kioyoko, the ultimate scientist known for curing her little brother's autism, is invited to Success Granted High School. But as she wakes...
Masahira Sakabe Age: 16 Blood type: A Talent: Ultimate Movie Director Known family: Balie Sakabe (mother), Joti Sakabe (father) Birthdate: 8/14/2005 Allies: Kochi Moriguchi, Taro Chuda Possible Romance Partner: n/a Allergies: n/a Memories Wipe: Success False Invitation: Success Death: Success Hair color: silver Eye color: purple Skin tone: pale Sexual Orientation: nonbinary, ace Hobbies: none
Masahira was a well spoken individual, with a slight upsetting thought process when it came to women. Maybe from the way everyone referred to him as a female from his looks, but no one would ever know.
He went to school, worked part time at a cafe, participated in several academic clubs and when he could, he developed his theater. His theater was his pride and joy and the reason he was able to smile most days, despite his depression.
However not everything was peachy back home in the Sakabe household... mainly from his parents obsession with the casino across town.
His parents lost themselves in that place, losing their jobs and developing unwelcome habits and even at one point selling their own son's theater as a way to cure their debt.
However Masahira wouldn't stand for their disrespect for both themselves and him. He stopped going to school to work full time.
He REFUSED to give up his only source of enjoyment for his parent's irresponsibility.
As he worked, his parent's saw no problem with spending his money further, which created a toxic environment.
However as more of his movies were sold, more money was made, but not enough for his parent's debt... time was almost up...
Until he got a letter in the mail, from Success Granted High School.
Overjoyed, he saw a way to be able to get his name out enough to be able to save his theater. Of course his parents were skeptical until he reminded them that this was their mess he was dragged into.
With not much to say in the matter, his parents watched him send off for the school where graduation meant success is guaranteed...
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