Dyson Kyosko

* Disguised
* Real Face

Rimoto Piozumu Academy Head of Security

**Dyson Kyosko** is a student who applied for Rimoto Piozumu Academy in its second year, and a participant in the killing game that took place at the abandoned theme park in Danganronpa: Mirrored Fate.

## Personality

At a first impression Dyson is pretty intimidating and uneasy to be around.  The headpiece he wears confirms that: It’s not some furry fetish thing, that’s for sure.  When interacting, it seems he is quiet and unresponsive.  This may annoy a lot of people, and they may tend to not converse with him.  It is not his fault, entirely.  He was taught to shun the world.  Dyson also seems to exhibit some sort of personal aura and could be described as edgy.  However, he does have some common manners but doesn’t appear to be the most trustworthy of people.  When he speaks, his language is broken and dragged out, giving a more abnormal but almost melodic and thoughtful vibe to him.

Touching on his introverted aspect, the more nervous or insecure he feels, the less he’ll talk, even to people he trusts.  It’s very hard, at first, to gain his trust and friendship.  Because he hasn’t had many considerable friends, friends to him are more like acquaintances.  And there is a gap in his relationships.  Since he is not familiar with the idea of ‘friend’, anyone that potentially reaches him will pretty much jump through a giant lot of unused judgments in Dyson.

Notably, Dyson sees himself as honorable in his position, however doesn’t gloat or brag about his title.  As a samurai, Dyson must follow the bushido code, else he will be disgraced by others for his wavering failures.  And he never tries to waver, as his best must always be the best in order to catch criminals and protect the general populace.

## History

Dyson Kyosko was born to Hitokai Kyosko, a popular and famous samurai that lived around Japan.  Hitokai lived with his wife, whose name is unknown due to her lack of representation in the media, in a decent mansion in an enclosed forest in Japan.  This forest, quite similar to the Aokigahara Forest, was used to ward off potential threats with its mystifying yet frightening tales.  Legend has it that these mysterious woods host a child mass murderer, waiting to leap out of the shadows to stab young toddlers.  Of course, these tales were only created by Hitokai himself, since he wasn’t too fond of being brought into the spotlight.  He was quite content with his family of 3 that consisted of his child and his wife.  He was known for his bravery and his ability to fight off any pesky bandits that attacked the locals around the area.  Eventually, Hitokai began to settle with his family in this forest, and this is where the story of Dyson begins.

Dyson, like his mother, wasn’t well known to the media nor the public as well.  Hitokai didn’t seem to like showing off his loved ones and shoving the label of prized trophies on them, like figurines collected in one’s grandeur display.  It felt morally and disgustingly wrong to do so, so he kept them quite hidden for some time.  However, Hitokai did have a belief that his son needed to be as strong as him as well and needed to uphold the principles of being a samurai.  Hitokai taught Dyson to put the code of the samurai above everything else and the techniques of samurai fighting.  In Hitokai’s eyes, his child did exceptionally well in these practices, although Hitokai is not a moral judge.

The state of Dyson’s life, however, took a drastic turn.  The details of his misfortune are rather thin, as the only person alive who would know them is Dyson himself; however, he has been unwilling to provide any substantial information to the public.  People speculated that his parents were assassinated, as they went missing and only his father’s body was discovered, hanging inside a barn with many stab wounds.

But what of his son?  The boy with light hair?  The town discovered him to be alive. However, it seems he dyed his hair blue, perhaps in mourning of his father.  People then began to count on him for the recent crimes that have been going around in town.  No one else was all that skilled in detective work around the city, and Dyson’s methods seemed to be wholly effective and timeless.

After then, he filled his father’s shoes, expanding his horizon to other towns.  It didn’t seem he was rewarded much with his work; however, he must’ve still had a fortune while the adoption centers in Japan tried to annoy him to death, as he was underage to live alone.  They never seemed to be able to catch the elusive teen: it appears that he did pick up the tactics of his father, and trailing him to the estate was not worth the perilous journey through the forest.  Nevertheless, he evaded their services, and eventually, they just gave up, believing that it wasn’t worth it if he could defend himself.

### Danganronpa: Mirrored Fate

#### Chapter 1

Dyson was sent to the amusement park like every other student. He participated in Group B and watched over them, waiting for a murder to occur. He acted like a protector towards the group.

During the investigation and trial, Dyson went to protect the evidence and wait while everyone else solved the trial.

#### Chapter 2

Dyson did not participate much in this chapter and continued his role as protector.