Who is the first murder in Danganronpa 2?

Who is the first murder in Danganronpa 2?

That’s because it is a killing school trip orchestrated by our favorite bad-news bear, Monokuma. With the motive to recover lost school memories on the line, it doesn’t take long for the first murder to occur. Strangely enough, the victim is Byakuya Togami — The Ultimate Affluent Progeny.

How many copies did Danganronpa v2 sell?

Sales. Danganronpa 2 debuted higher than its predecessor, peaking at number 5 and selling over 69,000 copies its opening week. The game has also sold more than 200,000 copies in Europe and North America.

What was the second motive in Danganronpa 2?

Twilight Syndrome Murder Case was introduced as the second motive of the second game. The game’s centered around five students of Hope’s Peak Academy, which were involved in a murder case.

What disease did Mikan have?

In 2005, Mikan died of complications from chronic diabetes.

What disease did Ibuki get?

the Despair disease
Moments later, Monokuma explained that Ibuki, Akane, and Nagito have caught the Despair disease.

Why did Nagito cut his hand off?

After Junko was executed, Nagito cut off his left hand and put hers in its place. He believes he did it because of his hatred towards her and to steal some essence of her power, but it’s strongly implied that he, just like the other members, obsessed over her.

Is Kirigiri Sou canon?

Story. Kirigiri Sou has three main narratives based on the decisions of the player character; the canon narrative chapter, The Plant Girl, depicts normal freshman Kouhei Matsudaira assisting Ultimate Detective Kyoko Kirigiri after she is contacted to investigate her apparent doppelgänger at a mysterious mansion.

Is Danganronpa a AAA game?

Whether you like to admit it or not, Danganronpa games aren’t exactly AAA quality. The games have been technically and stylistically impressive from a VN stand-point, however that doesn’t really change the fact that these games have a pretty short dev-cycle compared your usual AAA shmuck.