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Danganronpa: Melancholic Mayhem by CreativeKitsune129
CreativeKitsune129
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I thought... that this academy would help me. Help me trust others. Help me get a better hold of my future. Maybe find love. But no... now I'm stuck here... and we have to... we have to... I gagged. Thinking about it just makes me sick. My hands were trembling. I could feel tears falling down my cheeks. My face was getting hotter by the second. "I wanna go home..." I whispered. I silently weeped into my hands. Of all people, why me? Why did I have to be... in a... killing game? (Authors note: Yes, this is a Fanganronpa. But it is not connected to the Danganronpa series. So no, there will not be another "Junko Enoshima" or a reference to "The biggest, most awful, most tragic event in human history". Also, there will be no Hopes Peak Academy. This project will only have specific details from the original that I like. For example... MoNoKuMa. Maybe. You'll have to wait and see. Anyway, see you guys in the story!) Notice: Please do not steal my art or trace it! It took me awhile to do, and I wouldn't want it to go to waste. Also, I may go back and post new art at any time, so make sure to look over the chapters again! Have a great day, and I hope you enjoy this story! [WARNING]: Death, gore, vivid imagery, suicide discussions, execution, swearing, adult themes, topics of abuse, and self harm! Viewer discretion is advised! [This story is currently in first draft mode. It has lots of typos, and is only a first run through. After the story is finished, I will go back and change certain things and fix some of the problems in the story. Art will also be updated after the second stage of writing.]
Danganronpa: Descent by caeysci
caeysci
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Danganronpa: Descent is a survival game produced by a higher figure (identity unknown) as a test to see "What talent reigns above all in a contest of survival?" A group of 21 were chosen in order to test this. In a specially-crafted proving ground, one lucky Charm (protagonist) finds herself pitted against 20 other gifted individuals in Descent, a game that will test the merit of mankind's struggle to survive. What stands between us and oblivion? Is it power over others, knowledge of the truth, unity, pushing our limits, devotion to a higher purpose, or is it something as nebulous as fortune? Or perhaps when all is tested, we discover there is really nothing standing between us and the final edge?