Angie Yonaga/J MB

Angie Yonaga is a main character featured in J MB's Danganronpa. Her talent is the Ultimate Astronaut.

## Appearance

In J MB's Danganronpa, Angie lets loose her white hair. It is shown to reach her bust. She wears a pink and white collared shirt with short sleeves. Over the shirt is a loose dark blue jacket with an outer space pattern. Her skirt is now completely white, with a purple belt securing it in place. The belt has white stars printed across it. To finish off the look, Angie accessorizes with five purple star shaped hairpins.

## History

### Chapter 0

In Chapter 0, Angie is shown to enjoy the Killing Game Simulator created by Team Danganronpa. She saw room for improvement however, as her main complaint is that Shuichi Saihara deserved better than to be stuck with two girls dressed in black and red. So she created the talent swap, as that would force everyone to change their clothes and cause the girls in question to wear colors other than black and red. Whenever she's not working on her talent swap, she would hang out with Himiko Yumeno and Tenko Chabashira.

After Angie is done finalizing her talent swap, she makes it a reality, forcing everyone to swap their talents with each other and rocketing the Ultimate Academy into outer space for a real life version of Team Danganronpa's killing game.

### Prologue

Angie is the third person to introduce herself to Kaede Akamatsu. Angie is now a farmer who worships Atua, the God of the Cosmos. She is an astronaut trainee preparing for the day she goes to space, and she will allow others to accompany her as long as they donate a pint or two of blood. Kaede dodges the request by saying she's anemic, and requesting Tsumugi Shirogane to donate blood instead.

After Maki Harukawa's introduction, Monokuma appears and begins the killing game.

### Chapter 1

Monokuma gave everyone Monopads so they can understand the rules of the killing game. Angie is curious about Rule 6, which dictates the killing game will continue until only two students remain. Kaede answers that based on the current knowledge of the class trials, it would be impossible to hold a trial with only two students.

Gonta Gokuhara then discovers a manhole that leads to the Death Road of Despair, which is a supposed exit from the academy. Angie goes to enter first, only to back out at the last second, Atua telling her the tunnel is booby trapped to the point exit is impossible. The other students refuse to believe Angie and go inside the tunnel, only for the warning to turn out truthful. As the students try and try again, Angie mentions a divine wind from the cosmos will blow everyone to victory, but her expression is strained because she already knows the truth about the tunnel. Angie was also noted to be the only one that did not appear defeated by the Death Road, instead being thankful that no one got seriously hurt.

The day after the talent swap was first revealed, Angie senses fighting in the dining hall and teams up with Kaede to stop it. Kaede mutters the theory that the fighting is over the talent swap motive. When Angie and Kaede enter the dining hall, they discover Ryoma Hoshi offering to sacrifice himself so that Monokuma will be satisfied and not add any additional motives. Angie asks Kaede if she has any ideas, only for Rantaro Amami to declare that he will end the killing game. This plan convinces Ryoma to take back his sacrifice idea and let everyone do whatever they want.

The drama leaves Angie feeling restless, so she goes to the warehouse, where she bumps into Korekiyo Shinguji. Korekiyo informs Angie that Shuichi is dead and she needs to make it look like a suicide. So she grabs rope and heads to Shuichi's dorm room, where she begins moving the inventor's dead body. Angie takes Shuichi's corpse to the hidden door, unaware that Kaede installed hidden cameras, and ties the rope around his neck. She hangs the corpse to make it look like Shuichi committed suicide, just as Korekiyo instructed.

Shuichi's body is discovered the next morning. During the investigation, Kaede gets Angie's account, where she states that Korekiyo had told her an important thing has happened. But she holds off on this important thing until the trial. Kaede then obtains the photos from the hidden cameras, which capture Angie moving the corpse. When Angie discovers the camera photos, she is at first pissed, but then she turns defeated. During the elevator ride, Kaede tries to explain to Angie that someone is framing her for murder.

## Alternate Fates

In the Astronaut Ending, Kaede and Tsumugi join Angie's Student Council, causing it to reach a majority. The killings ceased from that point forward as everyone lives in the academy for the rest of their lives.

In the Bad Ending, Angie cannot bring herself to confront Maki after she reveals herself as the mastermind. Dehydration and starvation soon follow.

In the Detective Ending, Angie becomes the culprit of Chapter 1, killing Ryoma after Kaede and Shuichi's shot put ball trap failed. She is exposed as the mastermind as a result of this, causing her talent swap to end right there.

In the Dictator Ending, Angie became the Chapter 5 victim as she was the only one brave enough to stand up to Maki after she revealed herself as the mastermind. The astronaut was strangled to death, her neck snapping. As a result of Angie's premature death, her talent swap ended early.

In the Entomologist Ending, Angie was able to proceed with her Chapter 5 plan as Tenko is not there to hold the Insect Meet and Greet. She escapes the killing game alive, able to create more talent swaps in the future.

In the Good Ending, Angie was exposed as the mastermind during Chapter 2, since Kokichi figured out the original Ultimate Artist has to be responsible for the talent swap. She deems the talent swap boring since she had to spoil the twist early, and executes herself.

In the Korekiyo Wins Ending, Angie is voted as the culprit of Chapter 1 since Kokichi chose to remain silent about the killing game rules. She is executed like everyone else.

In the True Ending, Angie realizes that the talent swap would mess up the death order and she should be thankful the Killing Game Simulator is just a simulator. The talent swap never happens as everyone proceeds with their normal lives.

## Relationships

### Himiko Yumeno

Angie and Himiko were good friends before the talent swap as dictated by Team Danganronpa's Killing Game Simulator. Together with Tenko they formed the Traffic Lights.

### Tenko Chabashira

Angie and Tenko were good friends before the talent swap as dictated by Team Danganronpa's Killing Game Simulator. Together with Himiko they formed the Traffic Lights. However, because of Team Danganronpa's dictations, Angie and Tenko would often get into fights over Himiko's affection.