The Tragedy, the event which destroyed all of the world and caused countless killing games to go on. Whole cities, countries, and continents were demolished during the attack from Ultimate Despair. One area, though, was destroyed in a war a long time ago, and is populated heavily once more. But this time, Monokumas rule here. This would be the Velosian Kingdom, which now seems to be populated with people on the run from Monokumas, and Ultimate Despair themselves, most likely the ones controlling the Monokumas and wrecking more havoc. There are some students from Hope's Peak who were taken after The Tragedy affected the academy, and they are now locked up in this Kingdom. With one of them escaping during the Monokuma attacks, will they manage to escape the kingdom? Or will they be killed in this kingdom now filled with Despair?

Future. Lust. Fate. After the events of The Killing Game of Hope's Peak, Azura Raijin resumes his hunt for Ultimate Despair and Suki Yukisura as a member and head of The Future Foundation. What he didn't expect was to be dragged into a third game where death is inevitable. Azura isn't the only one in the mess though. Suki Yukisura has been on her own mission that she is keeping secret that has dragged her into the game as well. Except this time, she isn't the Mastermind and is not safe from death. There is another one besides Azura and Suki that is in the mess too. Another woman with a weird obsession with Fate. She claims to be a true Raijin and wields a long sword. What's in store for these three heroes? ----------------------------------------------------------------- This is the 3rd book in the Ultimate Guardian series. I highly recommend to new readers that you read Ultimate Guardian and then Lust for Despair before reading Black and White. I also suggest checking out Kidwaffle's books to know more about the lore of this world like in Force Despair, Follow the Truth, and Evens & Odds. Thank You.

I do not own Danganronpa! This is a fan killing game! All OCs by me. Monokuma belongs to its original owners. (Continued til Chapter 5, but Investigation and onwards is left as an outline in the final chapter)

Suki Yukisura. The Ultimate Seductress. She's had a love for Despair for as long as she could remember. Her love for it so much that she's killed many, including her own Mother and Father. She had a plan to make a bunch of people play a game called The Detective Hunt. She didn't know she would meet someone that would catch her eye though. The Ultimate Guardian, Azura Raijin. This is a book of what happens after The Detective Hunt in the perspective of Suki Yukisura. A member of Ultimate Despair

This is the story of Azura Raijin, the Ultimate Guardian before he enteres Hope's Peak Academy and forced to play in the Killing Game. Azura has been hired by a detective agency in Japan to guard and protect the Director's daughter during a case that the whole agency has been working on for days and fear that the culprit is among one of them. On the first day of the job though, he gets trapped with the agency in their underground base and is forced to play a game called The Detective Hunt. Who's the mastermind behind it all? Why are they doing this? Will Azura live to see the light of day once more?

While Marine and the others were fighting in Hope's Peak Academy, Shane and a group of 15 students are trapped on an chain of islands by none other than himself, Monokuma. Why did the school send them there? What is going on? Shane must find out before all of his friends fall into despair. A sequel to DanganRonpa- The Despair of My Life

The Ryujin Castle immersion trip is what almost every student across the nation, and even across the world, has been dreaming of taking part in. Only the most talented, most outstanding students will have a chance to take part in it. Mahouko Houseki is one of these students. Although she doesn't understand how she got accepted with her Ultimate Magic Student talent, she has been the most excited to visit Ryujin Castle out of everybody. That dream will soon be shattered... leaving only despair itself. WARNING: This story will contain and mention murder, blood/gore, suicide, and potentially other things. Body discoveries WILL be illustrated (though not very realistically). Please proceed with caution. [DISCLAIMER: Danganronpa is owned by Spike Chunsoft. I am not affiliated with them in any way, and this is just a fan story made for fun.]

Hope's Peak Academy is the school for Ultimates, students who are the best at what they do. That was before Hope's Peak was attacked by despair, and forced 16 students to stay in the school, the only way to leave is to kill each other. What will become of these 16 students in this twisted game of despair? {Same Universe / Series as: Danganronpa: Evens and Odds Danganronpa 2: Follow the Truth} [Monokuma and the concept and title of Danganronpa belong to Spike Chunsoft]

The minute Wyatt stepped into the manse, something was off. In fact, a lot of things seemed to raise red flags. For example: The guests all had an unusual talent. There was a mentally insane host who seemed serious enough when he told them to murder each other. An unhealthy amount of deadly rooms were located within the manse. The little boy who visited them occasionally seemed too insane to be innocent. Did something happen before they were trapped in the manse? The ambience of despair tests each guest to the limits of their abilities and sanity as they continue to play the twisted game. Will Wyatt and the fifteen other "guests" find out the truth about the killing game, or will they perish before any of the mysteries are revealed?

(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.