Jack

Jack is a player from Lost In Time and Out of Luck. He was known as Mark in Outlawed At Sea and Clash of Despair.

*"I'll sacrifice Harold, split my coins to everyone, and help in future trials!"*

- Jack, Lost In Time

## Jack

* S8
* S9
* S12
* S15

## Lost In Time

### Ultimate

Zoologist

Jack was the Ultimate Zoologist. He killed Mason in Chapter Two with a rope.

## Outlawed At Sea

### Ultimate

Furry

Mark was the Ultimate Furry. He was on the Monokuma Cruise Line. He never killed throughout the season.

### Finale

Below is his speech to win:

**General Introduction**

Hi everyone! Before I begin I'd like to thnk Savvy, Yoshikawa, Lucas, Zane, Zach, Iris, and Tiger for not killing or sacrificing me :3 And I'd like to thank anyone who votes me in advance Alright so I know what makes me stick out here and puts me at a slight disadvantage is that I'm the only finalist who didn't kill. I would like to say I was almost never asked to kill and when I was I was padlocked or it was a round when everyone denied the kill. But I do believe I have plenty of merits that warrant me getting the win

**Trial Game**

First thing I'd like to mention is my trial game. A leg up on the other finalists I have in this aspect is that I was more active than they were in the trials (I can't speak completely about Iris' early game because she was on the other ship for half the game so my perspective isn't fully informed on her). I was online trying to solve the case for a significantly longer time each trial than Tiger, Yoshikawa, and Iris were. I often took the case in my own hand behind the scenes. When no one else was online I usually didn't leave the trial alone and wait for someone else to come talk with me about it, like I noticed a lot of the other finalists doing. Most of the trials I went to my bedroom or confessional and wrote out a detailed timeline. I took each piece of evidence, lined them up, compared them, and analyzed what each could mean, who it could point to, and how it related to the case and tried to piece the case together. Making these crazy long detailed analyses every case helped me come to some big conclusions. Oftentimes leading to me being correct, yet out of the majority. Take, for example, trial 3, Lucas' kill. I was the one who figured out and caught onto the very vague tap shoe scrape clue, causing me to vote correctly but in the minority. I was also the first person to put together Zane's case with the frame on me, the fabric, and the subtle link to his Ultimate being a clue. And finally, as Tiger admitted, I was the only person to be even vaguely close to figuring out his kill. My dedication to the cases, activity in the trials, and knack for solving the difficult and vague clues when others couldn't is one of the reasons why I believe I should get your vote

**Strategic Game**

While a strategy in a game like Danganronpa is not nearly as important as it is in something like Big Brother or Survivor, there still is an aspect of it here and I think I had a pretty decent strategic element to my game First chapter I strategically padlocked. I knew coming in that my Ultimate might not be the most appealing thing to some people and being chapter 1 with not a lot of interaction with everyone, something as simple as an Ultimate could cause someone to pick you as the victim. Because of this I made sure to interact with a lot of people and get on their good sides during my grace period in chapter 1 to save me from sacrifices and being a future victim, clearly this worked because I was never killed. During trials I always made sure to choose my words carefully. If you come off as passive aggressive, mean, or annoying to the killer and they get away with the kill, there is a high chance they sacrifice you. I always made sure I didn't seem mad. I also purposefully tried to not come off as the smartest person (even though I'm actually not one of the smartest anyways I didn't want to even slightly give off that impression). Even though I did all the trial work in my confessional/bedroom, I didn't want to drop that in trials and come off as pushy, try-hard, or smart. I usually tried to subtly inject what I found without placing a direct 100% blame until close to the end while using my worked out case as a guideline for me personally.

Finally I was able to build a few great relationships. In Chapter 5, the final chapter for padlocks, I found myself at 120 monocoins, but padlocks cost 300. I was able to work my way up to 200 completing some monocoin games I missed. However, I still needed to get an extra 100 to secure my safety up until chapter 5. How I did this was I invited Zach, someone who I connected with early on in Chapter 1, into my bedroom, and laid out a proposal for a loan of 100 coins with a 10% payback rate. Having this connection and using the offer of a net increase, I was able to get the final 100 coins I needed to protect myself in Chapter 5. Then in Chapter 6, after Zach exposed Joker and Aiden's plot against Regan, I knew that tensions were going to be high that chapter. Obviously, killing off someone involved in that conflict would've been a risky game if Joker, Aiden, or Regan decided to kill, putting me at a high risk of being a victim if the killer was one of them. Having been with Regan almost the whole game I took him into my bedroom (shut up don't take that the wrong way) and talked to him, explained the trust I had for him in the game, and made a pact to not kill each other if we chose to kill. Had Regan been selected as the killer, this could have saved my game.

**Social Game**

The final main part of an org game is the social game. Compared to the other 3 finalists, no offense, but I feel like I really stand out here. I was clearly the most active out of anyone else in the finale both in trial and out of it. I don't think I ever saw Iris or Tiger roleplay and I know Yoshikawa roleplayed significantly less than I did, especially in the earlier chapters. I was able to build relationships with most of the MCL and merge casts and get them all to like me well enough to respect me in the game, view me as one of the more active players, and like me enough to not kill or sacrifice me. These relationships also helped me in making my deals with Zach and Regan in Chapters 5 and 6. Had I not made these relationships who knows if I would have been standing here right now

**Final Thoughts**

I know I was no Joker, Aiden, Niel, or Midnight. But I think I would rank up there as a solid player. I made huge progress in the trials, voted correctly in the minority multiple times, pinpointed the killer in the trial multiple times, had a solid strategic aspect of my game, made great social bonds, and was the most active by a longshot out of any of the finalists. I was a well rounded player and I truly believe I deserve this win. Thank you to anyone who votes me UwU

Those who voted for him include:

* Zach
* Regan
* Purple
* Lucy
* Midnight
* Dream
* Neon
* Toji

## Clash of Despair

### Ultimate

Furry

Mark was the Ultimate Furry. He never killed throughout the season. He was life linked to Teiji who was killed by Tayah. As a result, he died. He got into All-Stars for his Season 9 performance.

## Out of Luck

### Ultimate

Bowler

Jack was the Ultimate Bowler and a B student. He stabbed Evangeline and Levi to death in Chapter Five.

His lab was similar to Baile's and read "This lab belongs to Jack the Ultimate Bowler. The room only has two bowling alleys and a couple of bowling balls on a rack in the corner. Hopefully those bowling balls won't be considered a random sphere in the dark!"