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.

What happens when you're locked up in a building with total strangers and you're forced to kill each other? In this spin-off, sixteen high school students are forced to answer that question. Not with words, but actions. ---- This DanganRonpa spin-off contains sixteen new characters, all of which belong to me. However, I do not own DanganRonpa or Monokuma. WARNING: May or may not contain NDRV3 spoilers. English is not my first language, so please forgive any grammar/spelling mistakes. Special thanks to GyleToTheRecue for creating the cover! https://gyletotherescue.deviantart.com/

[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?

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.

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?

The protagonist(Guy in the picture) wakes up in a school called "Blomair academy for the gifted" with 14 other students to participate in a killing game, the star host Monokuma Remastered! Now the characters have to kill each other until they figure out or kill the mastermind! Join our protagonist, Masaki Sohda, The SHSL Pilot and the other Ultimates in this road of Hope and Despair! Only 4 questions needs to be answered...Who gets killed? Who gets executed? Who survives? But most importantly... Who's the mastermind? Stay tuned in to find out! (HEY WHORES THIS IS CURRENTLY BEING REWRITTEN ON A DIFFERENT BOOK)

(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.