Suzumeg

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Suzumeg is the femslash ship between Suzume Fujimori and Kōun no Megami from Danganronpa: Game Of Wits.

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Canonical: Canon

Status of Relationship: Dating/In Love, both are dead.

Type: Femslash

Also Known As: Coding Theory, I Love My Dead Gay Nerds, ZoomMeg, Suzymeg, Suzugami, MegaScience, Code To Her Heart

Tropes: (I'll go back and check the roleplay and Tropedia to see if they fit into anything)]

## Canon

Prologue:

Suzume and Megami first interacted early on in the Prologue, when Megami was proposing her ideas about what to do regarding the Killing Game. Suzume approached her, saying she agreed with her ideas, asking to join her alliance with Buraddo and Majikaruman. Megami agrees, and shortly after, the four of them become a group.

Chapter One:

Later on, Suzume messes up with cooking her plate of food, and Megami feels bad (quote; "Damn moral compass.") and offers to switch with her. Suzume is puzzled at this, wondering if this is some kind of form of manipulation on Megami's part, completely oblivious to her true intentions.

The two wind up rooming together, and Suzume notes the awkwardness in this, given that she and Megami barely know each other. However, she still thinks that it is better to dorm with almost a total stranger than a total stranger.

Chapter Six: Suzume mentions to Majikaruman how she didn't feel the way he felt for Hisoka, but she could understand his pain because she had felt the same about Megami. (quote; "I didn't feel how you felt about him, I know that. But- I felt that way... about Nutme- Megami.")

Suzume grieves for everyone multiple times, giving special mention to Megami with noticeably more pain in her voice at her death.

Suzume asks herself if what is happening is what Megami wants, upon seeing her hallucination of her deceased lover once again. It's clearly indicated what Megami wants is important to her.

When asked where everyone should all go together, Suzume reflects upon how there is one place she would really like to go, but it's "exclusive to her and Megami and no one else". This is most likely referring to the secret passageway in the library where the two of them had their first (and last) date.

Suzume grieves Megami at the campfire when the survivors talk about their futures together, notably reflecting on whenever she saw a long-haired girl, or heard a guitar's sweet song, she would be reminded of her lost girlfriend. She sees the hallucination of Megami's faded outline once more, playing "Tunnel Vision" on her guitar, and she starts crying.

Suzume feels bitter towards Niwa because his lover is alive and well, unlike her own [Megami], and Nakata for not having any attachment to anyone.

Suzume proposes singing songs about the people they lost, and sings a romantic song that she came up with about Megami, about how much she loved her, loves her, and how she changed her world forever.

Majikaruman notes how much Suzume and Megami loved one another, and Suzume tells him that she loved her more than she could have ever known, at least "that's how she feels".

Suzume thinks to herself about how Megami opened her eyes to what was truly important, and that she would forever love and honor her for that.

Suzume talks about how she feels like she was nothing but an empty container before she met Megami, that Megami made her realize what she was missing, and that she made her better than she was before, that they made each other better than they were before.

Suzume again, sees Megami's hallucination, and never feels more without her...

After everyone is told to choose, between telling their secrets to everyone, and taking their secrets with them to their graves, Suzume feels Megami's imaginary presence urging her to tell the truth about her secret. She tells the truth, and then the guilt crushes her on the inside. Niwa passes the gun over to her. She sees Megami's hallucination, seeming more solid and real by the moment. She sees the field of flowers, from her dream, she sees Megami strum her guitar, singing and playing a completely new song, namely "My Time" by Bo En, which is very symbolically appropriate for Suzume's suicide, if you actually play OMORI because I'm not spoiling that! Upon her negative mental state, in all its guilt, sadness, anger, emptiness, and grief overtaking her, Suzume shoots herself in the head in the hopes that she'll see Megami soon, in an afterlife, which she would normally never believe to exist.