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Danganronpa: Race Through Time
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Ongoing, First published Aug 08, 2019
16 students wake up in a diner dressed in clothes more fitting of the 1950s time period..but from what they can remember, they're from decades past that. Eventually the crackling of the jukebox turns into a haunting yet commanding voice, telling them they all must kill each other to leave the establishment. Dont get caught, and you'd get to go free..making all of your other students perish. Get caught and..its lights out for you.
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3 parts Ongoing

(This is a sequel to Danganronpa: Darkened Hope. I recommend that you read Darkened Hope if you haven't already, both to avoid spoilers for that story, and to contextualize this one.) Another killing game.... another bunch of students.... another story of murder and betrayal and deceit.... But this time.... Something's different. When Benshirou Kuwahara woke up in the courtyard behind a mansion, he didn't know what to expect. At first glance, it appeared he was being held hostage with fifteen other students with exceptional talent in certain skills, somewhat like himself. But the truth was much more horrifying than just a simple kidnapping. Monokuma, the supposed landlord of "Despairblood Manor," as he called it, was nothing but sadistic and cruel. To escape, one must murder. With this one simple rule in place, everyone's lives are in danger. What will become of the Ultimates residing in the mansion? How many will die? How many will survive? Will they ever know the answers to these questions, or will the bloodshed keep on going?