Battle of the Ultimates

Battle of the Ultimates is a series in BT Productions.

## Premise

In Battle of the Ultimates, the 48 Danganronpa students battle each other in the BrantSteele Hunger Games Simulator. After each successful round that follows the Hunger Games Rules, the students simply battle each other again. It is BT Productions's version of Aeris Akamatsu's series (Late Night, Semi-Accurate Districts Danganronpa Hunger Games).

## List of Winners

* Round 1: Celestia Ludenburg
* Round 2: Ultimate Imposter
* Round 3: Korekiyo Shinguji
* Round 4: Hiyoko Saionji
* Round 5: Hajime Hinata
* Round 6: Kaede Akamatsu
* Round 7: Korekiyo Shinguji
* Round 8: Akane Owari
* Round 9: Gundham Tanaka
* Round 10: Kokichi Oma
* Round 11: Mukuro Ikusaba
* Round 12: Kiyotaka Ishimaru
* Round 13: Kiyotaka Ishimaru
* Round 14: Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu
* Round 15: K1-B0
* Round 16: Sonia Nevermind
* Round 17: Peko Pekoyama
* Round 18: Mikan Tsumiki
* Round 19: Byakuya Togami
* Round 20: Yasuhiro Hagakure
* Round 21: Himiko Yumeno
* Round 22: Chihiro Fujisaki
* Round 23: Celestia Ludenburg
* Round 24: Sonia Nevermind
* Round 25: Yasuhiro Hagakure
* Round 26: Ultimate Imposter
* Round 27: Kiyotaka Ishimaru
* Round 28: Rantaro Amami
* Round 29: Ryoma Hoshi
* Round 30: Sonia Nevermind
* Round 31: Mukuro Ikusaba
* Round 32: Aoi Asahina
* Round 33: Chihiro Fujisaki
* Round 34: Mahiru Koizumi
* Round 35: Leon Kuwata
* Round 36: Akane Owari
* Round 37: Toko Fukawa
* Round 38: Hiyoko Saionji
* Round 39: Leon Kuwata
* Round 40: Kyoko Kirigiri
* Round 41: Sonia Nevermind
* Round 42: Peko Pekoyama
* Round 43: Makoto Naegi
* Round 44: Hifumi Yamada
* Round 45: Kiyotaka Ishimaru
* Round 46: Celestia Ludenburg
* Round 47: Makoto Naegi
* Round 48: K1-B0
* Round 49: Kazuichi Soda
* Round 50: Mahiru Koizumi
* Round 51: Mikan Tsumiki
* Round 52: Mukuro Ikusaba
* Round 53: Gonta Gokuhara
* Round 54: Ultimate Imposter
* Round 55: Tenko Chabashira
* Round 56: Tenko Chabashira
* Round 57: Korekiyo Shinguji
* Round 58: Kyoko Kirigiri
* Round 59: Junko Enoshima
* Round 60: Peko Pekoyama
* Round 61: Leon Kuwata
* Round 62: Mikan Tsumiki
* Round 63: Mahiru Koizumi
* Round 64: Gundham Tanaka
* Round 65: Leon Kuwata
* Round 66: Ryoma Hoshi
* Round 67: Hajime Hinata
* Round 68: Ryoma Hoshi
* Round 69: Gonta Gokuhara
* Round 70: Angie Yonaga
* Round 71: Kirumi Tojo
* Round 72: Chiaki Nanami
* Round 73: Kyoko Kirigiri
* Round 74: Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu
* Round 75: Chihiro Fujisaki
* Round 76: Hifumi Yamada
* Round 77: Himiko Yumeno
* Round 78: Aoi Asahina
* Round 79: K1-B0
* Round 80: Sayaka Maizono
* Round 81: Angie Yonaga
* Round 82: Nekomaru Nidai
* Round 83: Rantaro Amami
* Round 84: Leon Kuwata
* Round 85: Kokichi Oma
* Round 86: Mahiru Koizumi
* Round 87: Byakuya Togami
* Round 88: Mondo Owada
* Round 110: Celestia Ludenburg
* Round 111: Celestia Ludenburg
* Round 114: Kokichi Oma
* Round 117: Korekiyo Shinguji
* Round 118: Himiko Yumeno
* Round 119: Leon Kuwata
* Round 120: Celestia Ludenburg
* Round 121: Peko Pekoyama
* Round 122: Kazuichi Soda
* Round 123: Korekiyo Shinguji
* Round 136: Sakura Ogami
* Round 137: Shuichi Saihara
* Round 140: Mondo Owada
* Round 143: Ryoma Hoshi
* Round 144: Akane Owari
* Round 145: K1-B0
* Round 146: Teruteru Hanamura
* Round 150: Peko Pekoyama
* Round 151: Celestia Ludenburg
* Round 152: Nagito Komaeda
* Round 153: Kaede Akamatsu, Kirumi Tojo, Korekiyo Shinguji, and Shuichi Saihara
* Round 154: Gundham Tanaka
* Round 155: Hajime Hinata
* Round 156: Angie Yonaga
* Round 157: Nekomaru Nidai
* Round 158: Angie Yonaga
* Round 159: Sakura Ogami
* Round 160: Hajime Hinata
* Round 161: Hiyoko Saionji
* Round 162: Ibuki Mioda
* Round 163: Ryoma Hoshi
* Round 164: Akane Owari
* Round 165: Junko Enoshima
* Round 166: Kokichi Oma
* Round 167: Maki Harukawa
* Round 168: Tsumugi Shirogane
* Round 169: Makoto Naegi
* Round 170: Kazuichi Soda
* Round 171: Tsumugi Shirogane
* Round 172: Sakura Ogami
* Round 173: Kokichi Oma
* Round 174: Rantaro Amami
* Round 175: Kokichi Oma
* Round 200: Makoto Naegi
* Round 201: Iroha Nijiue
* Round 202: Kakeru Yamaguchi
* Round 203: Iroha Nijiue and Kakeru Yamaguchi
* Round 204: Ibuki Mioda
* Round 205: Iroha Nijiue
* Round 206: Kakeru Yamaguchi and Shinji Kasai
* Round 207: Hunter Rosenhall
* Round 208: Angie Yonaga
* Round 209: Ricardio Montague
* Round 210: Chet Perez and Mondo Owada
* Round 211: Hiyoko Saionji and Shuichi Saihara
* Round 212: Kinji Uehara and Tsurugi Kinjo
* Round 213: Rantaro Amami
* Round 214: Ayame Hatano and Mikan Tsumiki (technically?)
* Round 215: Kami Kanako and Kazuichi Soda
* Round 216: Yuri Kagarin
* Round 217: Sakura Ogami
* Round 218: Ibuki Mioda
* Round 219: Himiko Yumeno
* Round 220: Toko Fukawa
* Round 221: Kazuichi Soda
* Round 222: Kokichi Oma and Pierce
* Round 223: Sigmund
* Round 224: Akeru Yozora and Tenko Chabashira
* Round 225: Emily Price and Melody Pierce (technically?)
* Round 226: Korekiyo Shinguji and Tenko Chabashira
* Round 227: Hiyoko Saionji and Sigmund (technically?)
* Round 228: Pierce
* Round 229: Akane Owari
* Round 230: Mikihiko Koyasunaga
* Round 231: Eden and Marie Filliet (technically?)
* Round 232: Kinji Uehara and Tsumugi Shirogane (technically?)
* Round 233: Byakuya Togami
* Round 234: Norah Yates
* Round 235: Florence and Pierce
* Round 236: Emma Magorobi
* Round 237: Angie Yonaga
* Round 238: Rantaro Amami
* Round 239: Ryoma Hoshi
* Round 240: Angie Yonaga
* Round 241: Rantaro Amami
* Round 242: Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu
* Round 243: Hifumi Yamada
* Round 244: Akane Owari
* Round 245: Akane Owari
* Round 246: Chihiro Fujisaki
* Round 247: Nagito Komaeda
* Round 248: Kokichi Oma
* Round 249: Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu
* Round 250: Mukuro Ikusaba
* Round 251: Mondo Owada
* Round 252: Byakuya Togami
* Round 253: Kirumi Tojo
* Round 254: Leon Kuwata
* Round 255: Tsumugi Shirogane
* Round 256: Hibiki Otonokoji and Mondo Owada
* Round 257: Iroha Nijiue and Kirumi Tojo
* Round 258: Gundham Tanaka and Tsumugi Shirogane
* Round 259: Akane Taira and Kyoko Kirigiri (technically?)
* Round 260: Kiyoka Maki and Miu Iruma
* Round 261: Chiaki Nanami and Nikei Yomiuri
* Round 262: Celestia Ludenburg and Tenko Chabashira
* Round 263: Himiko Yumeno and Kokichi Oma
* Round 264: Kirumi Tojo and Tenko Chabashira (technically?)
* Round 265: Kokoro Mitsume and Mikako Kurokawa
* Round 266: Kizuna Tomori and Satsuki Iranami
* Round 267: Maki Harukawa and Setsuka Chiebukuro
* Round 268: Gundham Tanaka and Tenko Chabashira
* Round 269: Sora and Teruteru Hanamura (technically?)
* Round 270: Kiyoka Maki and Nikei Yomiuri
* Round 271: Kiyoka Maki and Shinji Kasai
* Round 272: Kiyotaka Ishimaru and Korekiyo Shinguji
* Round 273: Hifumi Yamada and K1-B0
* Round 274: Hajime Makunouchi and Yoruko Kabuya
* Round 275: Mahiru Koizumi and Yoruko Kabuya (technically?)
* Round 276: Celestia Ludenburg and Chihiro Fujisaki (technically?)
* Round 277: Setsuka Chiebukuro
* Round 278: Himiko Yumeno and Kiyotaka Ishimaru (technically?)
* Round 279: Nikei Yomiuri
* Round 280: Kokoro Mitsume
* Round 281: Ibuki Mioda
* Round 282: Toko Fukawa
* Round 283: Tsumugi Shirogane
* Round 284: Himiko Yumeno
* Round 285: Junko Enoshima
* Round 286: Gonta Gokuhara
* Round 287: Kiyotaka Ishimaru
* Round 288: Gundham Tanaka
* Round 289: Mahiru Koizumi
* Round 290: Chihiro Fujisaki
* Round 291: Hiyoko Saionji
* Round 292: Leon Kuwata
* Round 293: Hifumi Yamada
* Round 294: K1-B0
* Round 295: Hifumi Yamada
* Round 296: Mikan Tsumiki
* Round 297: Rantaro Amami
* Round 298: Tsumugi Shirogane
* Round 299: Kaede Akamatsu

## Ultimate Imposter's Penalty

During the early rounds of Battle of the Ultimates, Ultimate Imposter was getting a bunch of kills and not allowing anyone else a fair chance to catch up to him. As such, BT Productions initiated a retcon penalty on Imposter. The rules of the penalty were as follows:

* The retcon penalty activates when Imposter kills 2 or more Ultimates in a single round.
* During that penalty, the events get adjusted so that the next Ultimate to die gets those kills instead of Imposter.
* The penalty will not activate if Imposter scores only 1 kill or wins the round.
* The penalty ends once an Ultimate reaches 100 overall kills. (Mahiru Koizumi would reach 100 overall kills during Round 104.)

Thanks to the penalty, Ibuki Mioda managed to surpass Ultimate Imposter during Round 88. Even though Mahiru ended the retcon penalty during Round 104, BT Productions activated the penalty a further three times out of spite. In Round 108, the Imposter tried to get revenge for getting dead last, so BT Productions activated a penalty right there. Then in Round 112, the penalty was activated two more times, likely because Imposter hit 100 overall kills in the previous round. By Round 114, the penalty is no longer in effect. However, as a result of the penalty, Imposter is not allowed to win rounds anymore. Any rounds Imposter did win post penalty get overriden such that someone else wins instead.

## Fanganronpa Invasion

In Round 200, three Fanganronpas invaded the Battle of the Ultimates. They were Hyper Danganronpa H2O, Danganronpa Another, and Super Danganronpa Another 2 in that district order. During the Fangan era, the Fangan characters competed alongside the canon characters, and the endgame events were allowed. The era ended at Round 216, but it came back on Round 222 for the birthday bash to celebrate BT Productions's birthday. During the birthday bash rounds, four additional Fanganronpas were added. They were Danganronpa Blowback, Danganronpa V4: Rocky Restarts, Danganronpa New World Order, and Danganronpa Lapse. The Fanganronpas returned once more on Round 256 for the Valentine's Day rounds. This time around, only Danganronpa Another and Super Danganronpa Another 2 participated. During the Valentine's Day rounds, the endgame events will always occur unless there's a solo winner, and the endgame event is always the "players would rather love each other than kill each other" event. After the Valentine's Day rounds ended on Round 280, the Fangan characters stuck around. If the Fangan character was male, the main BT Productions code was used with him replacing Imposter. If the Fangan character was female, the Danganronpa Games code was used with her replacing Komaru (who was never a participant). The Fangan character was in the cast until he/she won, in which play moved on to the next character. If a Fangan character won during the invasion era, that win was simply bragging rights. After all three Fanganronpas had all their characters used, the results were tallied up to figure who was the deadliest Fangan character in terms of kills. This is a rare situation where not winning could actually work to the Fangan character's advantage, since no wins would allow the character to continue racking up kills.

## Trivia

When Korekiyo Shinguji won Round 3, not only was he a pacifist, but he still wasn't on the kill tally at the time of his win (since it was still early into the series). This is the only time someone wins while still having zero overall kills.

The first double winner was Korekiyo Shinguji, who had two wins by Round 7.

The first triple winner was Kiyotaka Ishimaru, who had three wins by Round 27.

The last Ultimate to score a kill was Kokichi Oma, whose first kill wasn't until Round 8.

Kiyotaka Ishimaru became the first Ultimate to win back-to-back rounds.

Maki Harukawa was the first Ultimate to reach 10 overall kills.

K1-B0 was the first Ultimate to score at least 10 kills in a single round.

Rounds 100 - 117 marked a Kill Them All era, where the Ultimates used the Kill Them All code instead of the standard code. The era was originally planned to last to Round 116, but Round 117 would be added if someone crushed Kokichi under the hydraulic press (which happened). As a possible reference to the Kill Them All era, the Fangan Invasion era lasted to Round 216 as planned.

* In regards to the previous piece of trivia, Kokichi was crushed under the hydraulic press three times throughout the Battle of the Ultimates rounds. First time was in Round 116 (by Korekiyo Shinguji), second time was in Round 206 (by Teruteru Hanamura), and third time was in Round 235 (by Kaede Akamatsu).

Round 144 was a special round. The Danganronpa Games code was used instead of the normal code.

Round 153 was a special round. The original plan was to just leave the placements from last to first, and it is open to interpretation on how each student died. Mikan Tsumiki would've won had the plan gone through. Instead, the ".com" version of the BrantSteele simulator was used, and the Ultimates were divided based on source game. It is this simulation that made BT Productions discover that more than two tributes can be involved in an endgame event.

Round 162 celebrated Ibuki's birthday.

After Round 171, the series took a break for the holidays. On December 27, the series returned.

Rounds 222 - 238 celebrated BT Productions's birthday.

Rounds 250 - 255 promoted the Vore Simulator code.

Rounds 256 - 280 celebrated Valentine's Day.

Rounds 285 - 287 used the Circus code.

Round 300 used the Cornucopia High code.