Danganronpa: Mirrored Fate

***Danganronpa: Mirrored Fate*** is the eighth installment of the series, and served as the final chapter to the feud between Nakata Yataro and Nathan Kabet. This season did not feature any updates for the Discord Danganronpa Bot. This season would feature a twist in which two killing games would be run simultaneously. Because of this twist, both games did not feature the 18 person cast that was present in the two previous seasons and instead featured 14 each. For this season, anyone from past seasons were allowed to apply with no specifications. This season was co-hosted by todo/toast.

## Synopsis

After their fight at the end of Danganronpa: Plight of the Forgotten, neither Nakata Yataro or Nathan Kabet were able to kill the other, and they both retreated. Neither wishing to let the other go without further suffering for one reason or another, they were both given an offer to begin one more killing game each to lure the other person out of hiding. And somehow... unbeknownst to them... in the same location, an abandoned amusement park.

## Gameplay

This season again employed the use of a bot made specifically for roleplays such as this one, made by UniqueImpact. This bot includes commands that allows players to move throughout rooms, check descriptions of items, put on clothes, lock doors, and pick up items to a virtual inventory. Click here for a full list of commands for the Discord Danganronpa Bot.

To interact with other players would still be done through the host, and any actions towards another player would be followed with a message in the room they are currently in asking them to react within a certain time frame to do something about said action if they would like to.

This season would bring back the mechanic known as Report Cards, and is the third season to utilize them. With Report Cards, every player would have a report card which held information about them such as exact appearance, likes, dislikes, ultimate talent, and name. These could be given to other players at the owner of the report cards discretion.

This season's relationship chart, used to keep track of the cast's feelings towards one another can be found here.

## Game Events

*(The events in game take place in lore from January 22nd 2021 to March 14th 2021.)*

### Chapter 1

On the first day of the game, all 28 students would wake up inside of the amusement park, 14 at the entrance and 14 at the exit. Each group was equipped with a place of sleep and a source of food that were initially locked until the beginning announcement.

#### Game A

When the announcement rang, Fukushu appeared in the food pavilion in the entrance of the parks area, and explained the rules of the killing game to the 14 students who were there. Fukushu also told all of them that the game was part of the applications to get into Rimoto Piozumu Academy, revealing they had not yet gotten into the school.

And then, after the rules of the game had been explained, Fukushu told them that the one behind the killing game was inside one of the four food trucks that were currently locked, they could select one to not open, and the rest would be opened to reveal if he was hiding inside. The group chose to not open the hot dogs truck, and when the cookie truck was opened, Nakata Yataro jumped out of the truck, introducing himself to the group.

After a few days, one person, Takahito Ishii would begin their murder plot on the person who owned the hotel room next to theirs being Kimiko Misono. They would walk on the outside ledge outside of the window to accomplish this. Unfortunately, when he did so, Kimiko was not in their room. As Takahito headed back to his own room, he slipped on the outside ledge and fall 3 stories to his death.

At the trial, there was much debate over whether or not Takahito was killed or committed suicide, but the correct verdict was eventually reached.

#### Game B

When the announcement rang, Fukushu appeared in the commons area in front of the restaurant near the exit of the park, and explained the rules of the killing game to the 14 students who were there. Fukushu also told all of them that the game was part of the applications to get into Rimoto Piozumu Academy, revealing they had not yet gotten into the school.

After the rules had been explained, Dyson Kyosko would pick up the robot in a threatening manner. When he did so, the robot would begin beeping and show signs of being about to blow up. As it did so, the group stood in silence and looked at each other blankly. Breaking the silence, was a voice from the restaurant that spoke saying they were the one behind the killing game. From the restaurant would emerge Nathan Kabet, who would then introduce himself to the group.

The day that the trial ended for the other group, a suicide occurred in this group aswell, coming from Oshiro Usagi in the freezer inside of the restaurant.

At the trial, the group would quickly pin the crime on Oshiro herself, and would vote for her correctly. However, this suicide was not truly a suicide, but the students would not learn this until much later.

### Chapter 2

#### Game A

When it was time for the announcement, it was directly given by Nakata Yataro as opposed to Fukushu as seasons in the past had done. As a motive, Nakata reveals that there are currently surveillance and tabs being kept on the loved ones of all of the students, and as time goes on more and more inconveniences will be caused within their lives, ranging from being tripped to car accidents, to things potentially even more extreme.

After this Nakata was accused of being psychotic by the students, Nakata responds by reminding them that it was not his idea to start the killing game, and he was asked to host the game by the academy, responding to their questions about his motivations, he responds by saying "I am someone fighting for what he believes in. And to do onto those who wronged me as they have done to me". However he would refuse to answer who this referred to.

Not long after, Shin Sato would begin his murder plot to protect his little sisters that he is very protective of. He would choose Riko Otsuka as his victim, using the fun slide to hide the body in a place where it would be more difficult to find.

At the trial, the suspects were narrowed down to both Shin and Seta Torvald. Once this had been done, it wasn't too long until Shin would accidentally admit that he was the killer, saying that in order to live everyone had to vote for him. He was voted, and faced execution.

#### Game B

When it was time for the announcement, it was directly given by Nathan Kabet as opposed to Fukushu as seasons in the past had done. As a motive, Nathan reveals that there are currently surveillance and tabs being kept on the loved ones of all of the students, and as time goes on more and more inconveniences will be caused within their lives, ranging from being tripped to car accidents, to things potentially even more extreme.

After this Nathan was asked why he was hosting the killing game, and what his motivations were, Nathan responds saying that he was a more powerful force than the rest of them, and as such they did not need to be worried about his motivations. Saying it would be more important to worry about staying alive than to worry about motivations of himself which did not matter to them.

Eventually, not relating to said motive, Anthony Malthe would get into a fight with Katie Cross, and attempt to kill her. After he had stabbed her non-fatally, Mal Burnow would burst into the area and watch the scene unfold. When he saw Mal enter, Anthony tried to attack Mal aswell, but Mal was able to fight back and stab Anthony with the glass shard he tried to attack her with. After knocking down Anthony, Mal helped Katie to her feet and away from the area of the fight. After making sure Katie was alright, Mal headed back to the courtyard to check on Anthony, only to find Foujita Oba was already there, and Anthony was dead.

During the investigation Katie and Mal realized very quickly that Mal killed Anthony accidentally, but was still considered the murderer. Katie tried to confess to the crime at the trial in order to save Mal from execution, but Mal would eventually break and tell everyone the truth, feeling the guilt of what would happen if they voted wrong. Mal would also reveal at the trial that their real name wasn't Mal and was instead Jane Hogan, in a rush to tell them everything before she was gone forever. The group would correctly vote for Mal as a result of this, and Nathan would have a breakdown in the trial because of the similarities between Mal and Zikona Syuka, who he was forced to watch be executed.

### Chapter 3

#### Game A

With the beginning of the announcement, came a surge of questions to Nakata Yataro from the players about a building they had gained in the previous chapter but had been unable to make it inside of, the sky ride across the amusement park. Nakata claims he knows what is there and they shouldn't worry about it, though unconvincingly. At this announcement he is also told by Olivia Vinson that she believed he has been in a killing game before, and whenever he walks it makes her more and more sure. He replies and says he wasn't 'really' in one. He then says the motive hoping to escape from the questions, that a loud, ear piercing noise will play around the amusement park every hour. No matter where you are, you can not escape from the noise.

Feeling very uneasy about this after a few days, it's Tazi Thorn who makes the first move and calls for Nakata to meet him at the Ferris Wheel, so they can have a talk together. Tazi makes a deal with Nakata, saying that as long as Nakata makes his execution quick and not as drawn out as he saw in Shin Sato's execution, he would kill and continue the game. They also talk more in depth about Nakata's own morals.

The deal is struck, and Tazi goes to find Marcus Bluthe, and kills him by hanging him in the back room of the theater and throwing darts from the carnival games at him. During the investigation, Oliver Afrand and Kimiko Misono see a cart enter the sky ride, and then see another one subsequently leave.

At the trial, it takes a while while he attempts to make the group work harder to expose him, but as soon as they settle on him as the most likely suspect, he gives in, and is executed. While the execution is about to begin, he is shot in the head before it begins, as promised by Nakata for a quick death, but the execution still carries on with his already dead body.

#### Game B

At the announcement, Nathan Kabet is immediately insulted and even ignored by the group due to their anger towards him that they felt after losing Anthony Malthe and Mal Burnow, two very dear friends of them all. Nathan tries to reason with them and say that he lost close friends of his own as well in a similar fashion (referencing how he was forced to watch the events of Danganronpa: Shallow Words). The group doesn't listen, and still speaks against him. In anger, he sets off the motive, an ear piercing sound from the speakers around the amusement park. He follows it up quickly by saying it will go off every hour. He sits at the spot of the announcement on the ground for a very long time after this in sadness.

A few days later during this phase of the game, Zaraha Phonaz starts a vocal fight with Nathan, and a lot of people end up being involved in this fight aswell. When the students refuse to back down, Nathan angrily lashes out at Zaraha and tells him about the fate of his brother, Alexander Phonaz, who Nathan saw beheaded months prior. Zaraha is very taken aback by this, and becomes sheltered from the rest of the group wanting to be alone.

Eventually, Zaraha ends up attempting his own murder plan on Dyson Kysoko, and goes to attack him with a bowling ball in the archery range. he is able to land a hit on Dyson's hooded head, however Dyson also is able to shoot Zaraha in the knee. Dyson is able to get up and runs away, though in his retreat, he runs to the sky ride, where he rides it across to Game A's area, where he switches places with his brother, Cyrus Kyosko, who had been keeping an eye on Game A while Dyson kept an eye on Game B.)

A few days after this, Nathan extends the motive after more vocal hate being sent his way, saying that if no one was dead in 24 hours he would kill them all personally. Alternatively, he said if they killed him, the motive would not take effect, and that anyone who wanted to could challenge him to a fight. Not very long after this occurred, Foujita Oba began his own murder plot on Mayumi Takimura, where he corners her in the bowling alley and kills her. He creates pentagrams on the floor to incriminate someone who had created similar looking symbols in the commons area that they were living in. (Made by Jou Andori, but no one knew this.) Very soon after this, Izanagi Ito would walk into the bowling alley looking to begin his own murder plan, but instead found Mayumi's body. Before the trial began, Foujita recorded a goodbye message to everyone using the music studio.

While the investigation occurred, Zenkichi Otohashi would see a boy with blue hair jump around outside of the boundaries that they were allowed within. When Nathan was asked about this, he replied saying a group of teenagers must have gotten into the amusement park somehow, and he would try his best to make sure they got out of the park unharmed. However this was really Dyson, who was no longer wearing his disguise after giving it to Cyrus, was heading over to Game A after telling Cyrus one last thing.

At the trial, Foujita gives up once he sees the sadness in everyone around him in the struggle to find whoever did the crime. He is executed, and the group survives another trial.

### Chapter 4

On both sides of the game, the announcement is given over the speakers in the park. Nakata Yataro / Nathan Kabet reveal the motive to be that someone has to die by a certain timeframe, and if no one does, then all traces of them will be erased in the real world. Both of them give their announcements in vastly different tones, to reflect both their personalities and the way they have been with the ones in their own current games.

After a few days, when no one on either side of the games were looking to kill, a commercial for the academy played depicted the great riches and wonders that one would surely obtain after training there.

#### Game A

Before the announcement, Oliver Afrand would talk to Nakata in Oliver's room and ask about the conversation and deal that he had with Tazi Thorn the chapter before. Nakata said simply, that Tazi wanted a quick death. Oliver asked that if he gave Nakata info, he could get a reward aswell. Nakata obliged, and in exchange for encoded pieces of paper hidden around the amusement park that the group had been keeping from Nakata, Oliver got his own personal Fukushu robot, named Brian. Brian could only be talked to by Oliver, and would only show up when called by Oliver in his room when he was alone.

During the time before the time limit went off, Amelia Kaiser and Haru Tanaka would both come to the conclusion that they could not allow the time limit to reach completion, and so they would meet at the pond to discuss further. The eventual decision between the two would be that Amelia would kill Haru, who wanted his death to help the group. His body was dropped into the pond. After he was killed, Oliver would walk into the area, and immediately leave at what he saw.

At the time of the investigation, because of his location being near the crime scene, Oliver was suspected. And because of his romantic interests for Amelia, he refused to give her up at this time. Also during the investigation, members of this group would feel an uneasy feeling of being watched.

However at the trial, after much discussion and an admission, it was eventually deduced that Amelia was the true killer, and asked everyone to vote her so that they could continue on in the game. They all voted for her, and before the execution began, Oliver revealed his surprisingly lack of romantic interest for Amelia. however in his room later, he would talk to Brain and say that he did care about her.

#### Game B

After the announcement, when asked again about the supposed group of teenagers who broke into the game, Nathan responded by saying that he found no evidence of someone getting into the area, and that Zenkichi must have been seeing things.

No one on this side of the game seemed to budge due to the original motive, but after the commercial was added on, Yoshimura Osamu became obsessed with the fame that he could obtain after he escaped from the game and was admitted to the academy.

Yoshimura would grab a bow and arrow and kill Kana Yanamine through her trailer window, and immediately tell Zenkichi Otohashi and Jou Andori who were in the commons area at the time, saying he had just found the body after telling them he would go search. he was able to ditch all of the items during the investigation.

At the trial, people were eventually able to determine that Yoshimura was the killer, though it was met with a large amount of resistance on Yoshimura's part. he was executed, leaving a sour taste in those who were still alive mouths' in his goodbyes.

### Chapter 5

With the announcement for this chapter, both groups met outside of a building that was unlabeled on their sides of the amusement parks. With the person running their game telling them they would go explore the new area together, saying without saying that they did not know what this building was or what was on the other side. As they stepped inside, it was revealed to be a mirror house. And as they approached the middle of the large building, they stood in a large room with a single foggy piece of glass put in the middle of the room. At the same time, both Nakata Yataro and Nathan Kabet saw the hair color of the other through the glass, and told the people behind them to stand back, as they started running towards the mirror.

Simultaneously, they both punched the mirror, and it fell, revealing the games to each other. And as soon as it was, Nakata and Nathan began fighting, one not being able to get an absolute edge over the other. And as they were both knocked backwards back to their side, Nathan took a knife out of his jacket, and quickly threw it at Nakata. Nakata caught it in his hand, which caused it to bleed where he caught it. The two ask each other if it's time for this to end, to which they both agree and run at each other both with a knife in hand.

However before they make contact, the roof falls and Amari Kamlyn stands between them, asking them both to stop fighting. Nakata says that he won't stop trying to kill Nathan just because she asked him to, and tries to fight her. However her Supreme Learner ability is put on display when she learns his movements very quickly and throws Nakata to the ground. She asks if Nathan is going to try the same but he replies saying he knows he would lose.

Amari adjourns the announcement, saying more will be explained tomorrow. Both groups are allowed to mingle with one another and explore the other areas of the park, as she takes Nathan and Nakata away to talk with them.

The next day, Amari tells the group that the new motive will be that in a weeks time, the game will end. But, if no one dies in a group, then that group will be locked in the amusement park for good, without any chance for escape, ever, saying if the game will not continue she will not fight to keep it running. She also says that dead bodies will be put up around the amusement park, steadily forming a louder and louder smell as well as being a great eyesore. These dead bodies come from seasons 6 and 7, including the body of Alexander Phonaz, Zaraha Phonaz's brother. They were put in various areas around the amusement park related to their deaths.

During this next week, whenever someone calls for either Nathan or Nakata, both arrive, as they explain that they are forced to stay together. During these conversations, Nathan and Nakata would slowly come to see their own faults more than the others, and began to want to start a feud less, and instead wished to pay for what they had done in the correct way instead of running, according to Amari's plan.

People would ask the runners of the game during this time as well if a suicide would count, but all answered that a suicide would trigger a trial, but after the trial Amari would most likely just leave the group here, since there would be nothing else left for Nathan and Nakata to learn from the games.

#### Game A

(Preferably, refer to Group B first)

After finding the body of Miyoko from the other group, Olivia Vinson realized that if no one in her group killed, that they would be stuck here forever. With there being less than an hour left before the motive rang, she began a murder made to be solved, and suffocated Kimiko Misono using a stuffed animal which she had won at a carnival game. An eye fell off, and instead of hiding it she left it where it was, and bought a new stuffed bear, ditching the old one.

At the trial, Olivia seemed to have suppressed the memories of killing Kimiko, but eventually the group realizes this, and helps Olivia come to terms with the sacrifice she had made for them, as she is executed the group let out tears in sadness for their friend.

#### Game B

On the final day of the motive, the day that if no one died at the end of they would be stuck here forever, Izanagi Ito finally decided that he would kill someone. Using a hammer from the strong mans game, he was able to force his way into a trailer and kill Miyoko Fujimoto. The body was left where it would easily be found. He left behind a blood trail, and a water trail from where he washed the blood off, as to not make the mystery an impossible one to solve.

At the trial, Izanagi was decided as the culprit but despite this, he still smiles at the group and told them to escape from the hell that they were trapped in. They said their teary goodbyes, and Izanagi was executed.

### Chapter 6

At the start of the chapter, an announcement was called in the theater. When everyone arrived, Nakata Yataro and Nathan Kabet stood on the stage, facing the group. Once everyone was seated, Nathan and Nakata began apologizing to everyone there for their part in causing pain in their lives. And after they had done so, they turned to each other and apologized for what they did to one another. After they did, Amari Kamlyn emerged and applauded both Nathan and Nakata for their change of view. Amari then told the group that they would all now be allowed to leave, free of charge in three days, as long as no one died by that time.

Over these days, people were skeptical about what would happen at the end of the time limit. Many did not believe they would be allowed to leave. On the day that the game was meant to end, Cyrus Kyosko told his brother, Dyson Kyosko that Amari was planning on killing all of the students in the game at the end of the time limit, in order to tie up all loose ends. (A lie)

In a fit of rage, Dyson approached Amari in her secret room at the top of the hotel, and shot her in the chest. The gunshot was heard around the amusement park, due to Amari turning on the speakers as she was shot. Since Cyrus was currently in the disguise, he quickly went to the hotel area to switch out with Dyson, leaving Cyrus to set up the crime scene. Later in the day, Cyrus would pin Amari's body to the wall at the dream board, for people to discover later.

When it came to the time when the motive was meant to end, most of the students stood at the exit gate with Nathan and Nakata, ready to leave. When the timer hit, the gate's didn't open, as the students called Nathan and Nakata liars, they began freaking out not knowing what had just happened. Eventually, the students found the body of Amari, and a body discovery announcement rang. Due to Amari being in neither group, both groups would attend this trial, and would be held on the carousel.

The group found their way to the secret room that Amari had, and realized it was the crime scene. They found a card hidden beneath some papers, which depicted a boy with blue hair, the same one Zenkichi Otohashi had seen a long time ago. However, blood was covering the part with the name on it. The group decided that the man with the blue hair must have been the killer.

At the trial, many people began to deviate away from this agreeance, and began to pin the blame of the murder on either Jou Andori or Zaraha Phonaz. However, Seta Torvald began to question Dyson's hair color at the trial, through everyone told Seta he had blonde hair (shown while Cyrus was in the disguise), the group eventually humored Seta and asked Dyson to remove his hood, revealing his blue hair. Once he was revealed, Dyson took Jason Janaway as a hostage at the trial, as he tried to talk through what they could do so that everyone, including him would be able to leave alive, which was still his main goal. However the result of the trial would be for a vote in favor of Dyson, and he was then executed.

### Chapter 7

After the trial, no one knew how they would leave the amusement park, since neither Nathan Kabet or Nakata Yataro had enough clearance to open the doors. After a day, a noise came from the front gate as it opened, revealing Takai Kado along with the survivors from Danganronpa: Shallow Words and Danganronpa: Plight of the Forgotten (Opal Petrovich, still having broke off from her group before they went to the academy, was not present). He had come to the amusement park after a text message set to go off if Amari Kamlyn had died was sent to him, detailing what she did behind his back and where everyone was.

He told those he brought with him to make sure everyone was ok, while he mourned over Amari's death. After a day, he made an announcement saying that in a few days time there would be a trial where the 19 people there would vote on either Nathan or Nakata, on who they believed was more to blame for the death and despair that was brought into the world.

Before the trial, people would speak to Nathan and Nakata, for one reason or another, and whenever they asked about what they thought of the vote the response was always, "Vote for me, it's my fault that all of this is happening."

At the trial, some students would try and ask Takai what the point of the vote was. Takai insisted that they just had to, saying that no matter the result they would still both face punishment for what they had done. His actual plan, was to alter the memories of everyone present so that the person who they vote for would be the only one of the two who turned evil, so that the damage could be kept to a minimum. This was not his original plan that he spoke to Amari about before this game had begun, but this was now his plan since this was what Amari wanted to do.

Some students tried to force no one to vote. But after saying this plan publicly, Nathan and Nakata told them that if they did not vote, due to the Fukushu voting system that Takai was unknowingly using, not voting would result in immediate death if not done. Takai said there was no way that was true, but Nathan and Nakata persisted which made everyone vote.

When the time limit came, and Takai hit the end vote button, a robotic voice came over the speakers saying "Vote Force Ended. Initiating Execution." Takai screamed confused, unsure of what was happening. Everyone was thrown out of the make-shift trial room on the carousel while Nathan and Nakata were trapped inside. The execution began, which was a replay of the executions that students faced in the last two seasons. Before it began, Nathan and Nakata shook each others hands, and gave one final sign of forgiveness. While it went on, votes would be read out by a slowly rising lotto machine in the center of the carousel. Nathan and Nakata fought together to live, but as the vote read 9-6, when slashing through a Fukushu robot, Nathan accidentally slashed Nakata's and he fell to the ground. As Nathan attempted to shelter Nakata from oncoming attacks, the last 4 votes were read, as all in favor of Nathan. As Fukushu dolls covered Nathan, and stabbed him in various parts of his body, knocking him to the ground as well.

As soon as Nathan fell to the ground, Takai and the rest of the students were finally able to break the glass case holding them inside. Nathan whispered into Nakata's ear, and then fell limp on the ground. Nakata attempted to scream in disbelief, but no sound came out due to his injury on his throat from Nathan. Takai attempted to speak and console Nakata, but was met with an angry attack, to which Takai took a device out of his pocket, pointed it at Nakata, and fired. A flash went off, and Nakata fell to the ground.

The survivors around him asked what he did, and screamed at his ignorance and misstep in killing Nathan. Unable to take their screaming, he pointed the device around the area and flashed it at everyone, knocking them all out.

### Post-Game

The post-game opens with a ceremony, set a month after the events of the game, where Takai Kado stands in front of a crowd with the survivors of the game sitting in chairs behind him, and Nakata Yataro and Dyson Kyosko next to him, Nakata being covered in bandages and injuries. Takai explains the events of what happened over the past year, but with using Nathan Kabet as the villain in place of Nakata in all aspects. He reveals three statues, dedicated to three of the fallen who fought to stop the killing games, of Miya Katumi, Ayako Suzuki, and Amari Kamlyn. Along with a memorial by them that lists the names and talents of all of those who died in the events nearby.

Takai also announces how all of the survivors will be kept at the academy for both safety, and so that they can get the mental help that he is sure they all need. He speaks of how Nathan attempted to drag the name of Rimoto Hakka, one of the most thoughtful men on the planet through the mud for no reason other than to break apart the community that he built. This is returned by thunderous applause from the audience, all supporting the continuation of moving forward together as a community.

It's then revealed that this history, is the history that is in the mind of all of those on the stage, as their memories have been altered to fit this narrative. The ceremony ends with the survivors, Sankara Nobakku, Motoki Maekawa, Rei Kimura, Asuri Torena, Theodore R. Wyvern, Akira Hashiru, Charlotte Dupont, Kazuoki Doko, Hironaka Haruka, Garry Grater, Seta Torvald, Oliver Afrand, Jason Janaway, Sana Arakaki, Mikami Miki, Katie Cross, Zaraha Phonaz, Jou Andori, Zenkichi Otohashi, and Nakata Yataro following Takai into the academy.

A second scene took place after this, that took place in the counselors office when Takai went there after the ceremony. A lady sat in the darkness. She asked him, "You want them back now?". He replied questioning what she meant, and as he asked a flash went off. Takai's eyes immediately became bloodshot, with the memories of what he had done flooding back into him. As he sat there and cried, the lady exits the room.

## Cast

Players (Game A)

Players (Game B)

\*During Dyson's execution, while he was not visible to the Fukushu robots or the players, Cyrus took his place out of guilt for what he had tricked his brother into doing since he had not known the consequences of what would result. Because of this, Dyson lived while Cyrus died in the execution.

Others

\*Cyrus is not a member of the coalition, but still has the Supreme Illusionist title due to it being his name that Dyson goes by publicly.

## Trivia

* In Game A, Seta Torvald is referred to as the protagonist. However in Game B, it is agreed upon that no single character fits the protagonist role and is instead a shared thing among them.
* This season includes the first chapter referred to as "Chapter 7" in the series, as a result of the placement and participants of this chapter every student alive except for Opal experienced trials labeled 1-7.
* This season originally consisted of a cast of 15 on both A and B sides, however prior to the season one person dropped out in both casts.
* The mastermind for this season was planned since Season 6 had ended hosting, when Aurie messaged Remote about interest in being a mastermind in a season.
* This season had a total of 44 Applications, a large step up from previous seasons.