Crimson

Crimson is a player from No More Hope. He played as Azure in Wishing Stars, Iris in Outlawed At Sea, and Albaz in Clash of Despair. He was a host for Season 10 and 11. He's not to be confused with Iris from Season 4.

*"Theres like no other way I can genuinely defend myself without just repeating myself."*

- Crimson, No More Hope

## Crimson

* S5
* S7
* S9
* S12

## No More Hope

### Ultimate

Hero

Crimson was the Ultimate Hero. He killed Banko in Chapter Two by slitting his throat. He was caught and executed.

His lab was unlocked in Chapter Three. It read: "This lab belongs to Crimson, the Ultimate Hero. It's basically just one long city street with tall buildings and an alley way. For some reason, the lab isn't affected by the sun and there is no light shining in on it."

## Wishing Stars

### Ultimate

Villain

Azure was the Ultimate Villain. He stabbed Trent in the neck during Chapter Two and sacrificed Atlas. He was later shot in the neck by Krill.

## Outlawed At Sea

### Ultimate

Lightkeeper

Iris was the Ultimate Lightkeeper. He was on the Monokuma Cruise Line for Chapters 1-3 and was on the S.S Monomi for Chapter Four. He killed Regan with a knife trap and sacrificed Aiden in Chapter Six.

### Finale

Below is his speech to win:

**Strategic**

Despite how Tiger eliminated the final piece of competition (and may i say smartly so). I had to do double the work! I can assure to all the other contestants here, that if I did not eliminate Aiden and Regan, not even Joker would stand a chance. I cut my losses and did what i had to. Especially to Regan. Regan had been an active team player and broke cases open, he was a invaluable resource. But that's why I eliminated him. However, for Aiden. I KNEW Aiden was the Jester, and that he could not be trusted whatsoever. I knew that in the endgame, he would thrive, so I took him down before anything else. Unlike my previous two seasons, where I was either dissonant or antagonistic, I was either friendly, or open. I held my cards until the last second they could be played. And it worked out for me well. I believe my strategic capabilities were the strongest out of all the contestants, with an exception to Tigers masterful case. I eliminated the competition for where the remaining contestants stand. Especially where Mark took no action in killing or eliminating the potential competition.

**Social**

Admittedly, this is my greatest weak point. I did not RP as much as i would like to due to how College got in the way of things. However, in the rare times Iris did get to talk, I believe she established good conversations and helped other characters get fleshed out! This definitely does not look good on my resume, but I ask readers to please keep my struggles in mind.

**Trials/Murder**

In the beginning half of the season, due to previously stated reasons, I could not be as active as I would have hoped. In the back half though, I had made sure to be somewhat proactive within the bounds of the trial. Proposing new ideas, and socially manipulating the rest. For my case in Chapter 6, I relied on my experience in Social Manipulation, and self framing to frame Aiden for a murder he did not commit. It was simple, not perfect, but simple. Tigers case was not only too incredibly specified, but some of the evidence felt incoherent. He never really had to do any convincing, sitting atop a mountain. While I was clear as day the killer, and yet still managed to get away with it. I believe thats significantly more impressive in general. In Chapter 7, I really had attempted to be proactive in the case, despite my read being incorrect. My insistence on Mark had me believe it was him due to what I felt was a copy cat. That reasoning was almost completely solidified due to how tempestuous Mark was. He did not provide new ideas, nor did he apply Non-Theoretical Solutions. I wont go into extensive detail, but basically Mark had overreacted, which had me feel like it was him exactly. I do believe though regardless I truly shined in this chapter due to how proactive I was.

**Why not vote for the others?**

Mark: Mark was one of the primary reasons why we had gotten the final trial wrong, as his reactions felt like it gave him away due to the heat he was given. Mark played well, but his blunder in Trial 7 hold him back significantly. Another point being that even if Mark never had the opportunity to kill, he surely had plenty chance to make chance to be an accomplice! Regardless of that even, Mark never impacted the competition, whereas I did. Tiger: While I believe Tiger may have a leg-up on me in terms of trial, his activity and proactiveness in trials was as or if more shaky than myself. As stated before aswell, I had earned my getting away with murder. I socially manipulated the cast to believe it was Aiden, I did not have to rely on an overreacting cast member, or a pile of information and red herrings to get the job done! Yoshikawa: I will say, Yoshikawa is very similar to me in case writing apparently, and she did do an early kill. I commend her for the effort, but I believe that she had it easier eliminating someone in a larger cast size, than someone in a smaller cast size. Other than that, I really cannot critique her on anything else..

Those who voted for him include:

* Jokerr
* Zane
* Aiden
* Nomei
* Kyle

## Clash of Despair

### Ultimate

Despair

Albaz was the Ultimate Despair. He was part of the Remnants of Despair and was revealed in Chapter Two. He electrocuted Erna to dead and had Copy as an accomplice in Chapter Two. He was caught and executed. He got into All-Stars for his performance in Season 9.