I am Haiyū Henka, the Ultimate Actress. It was expected of me by my family when I was accepted into Hope's Peak Academy, the place guaranteed for success. But, it wasn't exactly what I thought when a killer teddy bear seemed to change the rules of this school... This book is based off the anime of Danganronpa Trigger Happy Havoc. The plot will follow this anime with a few tricks of my own so I suggest watching the anime or playing the game before reading this. WARNING: This series contains murder, swearing, and some content that is not appropriate to viewers under the age of fourteen. #1 in Toko 6/23/20 #1 in Byakuya 1/24/21 #1 in Taka 10/24/20 #1 in Despair 12/5/20 #1 in Junko 3/10/21

Sixteen Super High School Level students, stranded in a desolate school in Antarctica. The only way out is to commit the perfect murder - and get away with it. What could possibly go wrong? A Danganronpa-styled killing game with original students and scenarios. The only things I own are the characters and plot details.

'Despair is a wretched, horrible thing. It twists and curls around the corners of your mind, waiting for the moment you weaken so it can break in and engulf your thoughts with bleak, depressing imagery. It bides its time, waits until you are hopeful, and crushes that hope with the fist of an iron-clad hand. It holds your dreams in front of you on a fishing line, forever out of reach, and sends you chasing after them, until, inevitably, you fall off a cliff.' Sixteen Ultimate students are forced into a killing game against their will. The way to escape? Commit the perfect murder, or face the ultimate sacrifice. Highest Rank: #1 in Fangan, #2 in DanganronpaOC

[This is a Fanganronpa. I do not own Danganronpa and all credit goes to Spike Chunsoft!] Akira Sashiki has always been used to living in isolation. She lived in a small town in a forest area with no other children her age. Her only hobby had been archery. Akira never thought her simple forest life would change, and she was content with living where she was. That is, until she got a letter from the famous Hope's Peak. With such a great opportunity at her doorstep, how could she possibly refuse?

(Sequel to Danganronpa: Dead by Dawn) He wasn't done yet with the killing games. Leo knew there was something wrong as soon as he woke up from what seemed like a very deep slumber. Why were they situated in the middle of an ocean? More importantly, why was there a glass dome around the island? Why did the fifteen other people with him all happen to be blessed with talents? Who were the original sixteen victims, and why were those people to blame for their situation? Most importantly, why did they have to kill each other? As Leo and the others struggle to survive on the island, only more questions arise as their numbers continue to dwindle. Perhaps the only way they can answer their own questions is to participate in this twisted game of luck and logic.

Ryochi Yamasaki had always been told how talented he was. He often brushed it aside, thinking it was adults downplaying his ability due to how young he was or the fact that others just didn't exactly know how to do it themselves. However, his confidence was reassured once Hope's Peak Academy sent him a letter. It was the school's grand re-opening after the ' The Biggest, Most Awful, Most Tragic Event in Human History ', with supervision from the Future Foundation. Ignoring the warnings, Ryochi knew he couldn't turn this down and went to attend the school with hope for the future. ...If only he knew that future would be in this year's annual Killing Game. [ I don't own Danganronpa. All rights go to Spike Chunsoft! ]

Join Fuyuko, the SHSL Flautist, who does not remember anything, in a game of life-or-death with 15 other incredibly talented teenagers, led by a psychotic teddy bear.

One hundred years ago, the tragedy of Hope's Peak took place, and the world as we knew it ended. One hundred years later, it seems old habits never died, and certain events are inevitably rehashed. One hundred years later...sixteen students are stuck in the same predicament. Katsu Yuuma is not looking forward to this school year.