Danganronpa Lab AU

Jataro Kemuri

Experiment #51=Living Painting Adaptation

Description of Experiment: The subject has been put on display, since he hates his own appearance so much, so we made him into a painting! All organs, veins, and such were removed from the subject's body and placed in a special container so that the subject is alive without a skeleton, nerves, muscles, skin, and all sensory organs. The container is connected to a special picture frame, with a projection of the subject on it. The brain is connected to this projection, and the special eye and "ears" at the top of the frame. The subject's brain sends signals to the projection, giving an image of his expressions and movement on the canvas. The painting itself cannot be moved without assistance, but assistance is not needed for other reasons, because the subject's organs are in the container, bodily functions occur normally, and nutrients are obtained through a tube. Due to the subject's inability to move and general weakness, we decided to give it a self defense mechanism; the ability to make a high pitched screeching noise if in any danger, but so far this had not been used.

History: Subject #51 arrived along with the other members of the Warriors of Hope on a "mission". Monaca Towa, subject #50, asked him to search the sector 2 hallway. There, Mukuro quickly knocked him out. Once he woke up after the operation, he panicked and started crying, largely due to his inability to cover his face. The subject now stays propped up in the corner of his cell, unable to do interact with anything around him. He talks with a lot of the assistants, usually about disturbing ways he'll hurt them, which is quite amusing considering he exists on 2 dimensions.

K.Y Notes: Speaking with all of these children, are each very odd experiences. During my conversations with Jataro, he often speaks to me about his mother, and why he loves being hated. He always appears extremely upset when I tell him that I don't hate him. However, when I spoke with him for the first few days of his arrival at the lab, he described some very disturbing things he would do to me if Miss Enoshima hadn't instructed him to leave the staff alone. No special instructions from Miss Enoshima have been given regarding this experiment.