Danganronpa: Insanity/Order

Players
Ryūsei Kobayashi
Natalie Tiler
Nellum Ives
Charlotte Dupont

Mastermind
Okano Keichi

***Danganronpa: Insanity/Order*** is the tenth installment in the series, also called the ninth full season, which serves as the beginning of the story which was begun in the linked to the lore in the last season, Danganronpa: Tainted Visions. This season did not feature any updates for the Discord Danganronpa Bot. With being the beginning of a new story, most characters related to the lore are new, and had no affiliation with the games to this point.

## Synopsis

16 individuals, each being either a student of Rimoto Piozumu Academy, a member of The Ultimate Coalition, or an unaffiliated individual entirely wake up in what seems to be a factory that has not been in service for a good amount of time, as dust has picked up in various places. The only thing they all have in common, is sharing an ultimate talent. Two of the individuals are participants from Danganronpa: Plight of the Forgotten, being Kazuoki Doko and Akira Hashiru.

## 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

### Chapter 1

When the participants awake, a voice recognizable by the previous survivors echo through the facility, having a voice similar to Fukushu, but much less pragmatic and excited. They all meet in the main area as a cloud of smoke appears on the stage that they are near, claiming that it's forgotten all of it's memories, and doesn't know who they are. While none of them buy it, due to their public knowledge of Fukushu and the killing games. A hard drive is put onto the stage and is grabbed by the smoke as a hand materializes out of it. The smoke asks everyone if they should plug it into themselves, or into a computer. Eventually, they choose the computer, and as soon as it does, the computer comes to life, exclaiming that it is Fukushu!

The computer quickly explains the rules of the killing games before revealing it has to go build it's own body. A few days later, Fukushu reveals that for extra motivation, Fukushu will kidnap one of the participants every so often, where they will be tortured until someone kills. The first person kidnapped was Akira Hashiru. During this time, the cloud of smoke also talks to the group and decides to call itself 'Kemuri', and vows to learn about humans and emotions through the participants, and to help them as much as possible.

Kemuri hosts a game night, where players compete for tokens where the winner gets some sort of reward. This game included rock paper scissors, searching, and trivia about the other players. Hannes Lep ended up winning the game. However, before the game ended, Rose Clark would begin a murder plan, and kill Hoshiko Suzuki by electrocuting them in the bathroom shower with a toaster. Once the kill happened, Akira was released very injured, with no memory of why they were tortured.

At the trial, Rose was found guilty and executed.

### Chapter 2

After the trial, Fukushu wastes minimal time and answers the question that is asked relentlessly from the entire group, that being, why were they all selected. While being secretive as possible, Fukushu reveals as also being the motive that someone in the group is a murderer. During this time, the group would begin to clamor and begin an election of sorts to decide who should be their leader in trying to get out of the place they are in.

After hearing this news, Kemuri jumps at the opportunity and begins planning the election. 4 people end up running, them being Natalie Tiler, Hannes Lep, Zenshi Sasada, and Sir Kenji. The election is announced to be held after a period of campaigning, and ion this time the facility seems to mysteriously experience multiple blackouts that last for random amounts of time.

Prior to the election, Shiori Hashimoto finds a paper with detailed dates of the blackouts and decides to use it to put together a murder to take place during the election. And so, during the election when the lights went out, Shiori attached a fishing line to Sir Kenji's foot and had him dragged over the balcony, causing him to die on impact with the floor.

At the trial, despite it being a difficult way to convince everyone, Shiori was eventually correctly determined as the culprit, and sent to execution.

### Chapter 3

With a new chapter came a new motive from Fukushu, who told the group that if someone killed and got away with it, they'd be given a spot as Co-CEO of the company that owned the factory that they were all trapped in. While Fukushu was tight lipped about the name of the company, the group was assured that the company was very much wealthy and famous all around the world for transportation. Fukushu also revealed that he had finally completed the machine to create a physical body for himself instead of traveling throughout the warehouses electronics.

Before long, without being tempted by the motive, Constance began craving for blood. He used the statues of the players found in the display room to set up a trap and lure someone into it. The unlucky person being, Cammelia Kang. They were killed in the middle of the night after seeing the statue of Hannes Lep on the ground seemingly dead with a sword sticking out of his chest. When they went to check on him, another sword swung from the ceiling and killed Cammelia.

After the group found the body, unbeknownst to them, Constance had already set another trap. This time in the room of Blake Fleming. Once Blake had adequately investigated the crime scene and realized who it must be, he returned to his room and was shot in the head by a tripwire. The gun shot rang throughout the facility and his body was found quickly.

During this stage of the game, Hannes traded in his win from game night for a skeleton key that could be used to unlock any door in the facility, but once it was used on a door, it could not be used on any other door again.

When cornered at the trial, Constance remained strong and fought against any of the allegations. Despite his best efforts, he was still cornered and forced to confess to not only the murder of Cammelia and Blake, but countless others outside of the game because of his insane nature. After the trial, Kemuri stayed behind and had long thoughts about how people became like Constance.

### Chapter 4

With the announcement of a new motive, came a different announcement from Fukushu as-well, that being that a 17th person would now join the game. After a spectacular light show shown by Fukushu, Charlotte Dupont was risen from the stage, and announced to then be a part of the killing game from then on out. Kazuoki Doko is enraged by the news, and immediately promises Charlotte to keep her safe.

After her reveal, Fukushu reveals to the ground that once one more murder occurs, the one behind the killing game will come forward and tell everyone directly why they were all here, and why them 17 were chosen in particular. Some members of the group see it as a lie and elaborate ruse.

Before long, Zenshi Sasada chooses to sacrifice himself for the group and commits a simple suicide surrounded by 3d replications of his statues that he made in the past. Before he was found however, Hannes Lep stumbled across the body first. Hannes messed with the crime scene, and with places around the factory to make it seem like more took place in the murder than had actually taken place.

It took time for everyone to believe him once he was done messing with everyone at the trial, but everyone came across the agreement that it was a suicide, and left the trial with their heads hung low.

### Chapter 5

After everyone arrived back from the trial, Fukushu treated everyone to another light show, this time revealing a woman named Faith Malthe. She introduces herself as the CEO of Malthe Co, and tells the group that through her investigations with many private investigators that there had to be someone behind the killing games other than Nathan Kabet. And since Nathan was dead now, the only way she could get revenge for her son, Anthony Malthe was to bring the one behind everything to light.

During this time, Kazuoki Doko would be approached by a Fukushu that spoke differently than the robot usually did, and claimed that it was an entirely pre-recorded message that knew Kazuoki would be there. Kazuoki asked the robot what his Ultimate talent really was. As a esponse, the robot tells Kazuoki about a story of a special system at the academy, meant to test ordinary students against those with proven Ultimate abilities to see if the abilities would develop simply by exposure. Kazuoki was one of the students who did not develop an Ultimate talent, and was such dismissed from the school. Having never known about this, Kazuoki had believed that he was invited to apply for Rimoto Piozumu Academy because they saw something in him that no one else did. With the revelation that his title was simply, "The Ultimate Placebo", he was heartbroken. This feeling didn't become any better, when Hannes Lep berated him not so long after about how un-special Kazuoki really was.

After a week of uneasiness in the group with everyone knowing that one of them was likely a mass murderer, Kazuoki decides to have a confrontation with Akira Hashiru. Just to be sure that he wasn't the one behind everything, due to his rising suspicions that began all the way back in their original killing game. Kazuoki was suspicious of Akira's connection with Nathan that they had.

When they finally did meet, a fight broke out, that resulted in Akira's death in the hands of Kazuoki. In the following hours, Kazuoki would lose himself in what happened and begin to misremember the events that took place. In his mind, he only acted in self defense after Akira attacked him. In reality, Kazuoki was in so much distrust towards Akira that he attacked him, whilst Akira stood there and took everything, just trying to let Kazuoki believe him.

In a last ditch effort to save his friend, Akira attempted to shoot himself and take his own life. But before he could, he was approached by a Fukushu doll who spoke differently, more stern, and told Akira the importance of his death here being a result of Kazuoki's actions. The robot insured that the death stayed as a murder, and not a last minute suicide.

At the trial, the truth eventually came forward, as Kazuoki slowly realized what he had truly done, and as the clues that he left around the factory finally began to come to light and everyone understood what he was trying to tell them. The stern Fukushu appears after the votes were read and reveals Kazuoki's talent to everyone. He was executed afterwards, with many heartfelt goodbyes.

### Chapter 6

During the previous trial, Ayako Suzuki made her way into the building, after following a long list of clues along with Opal Petrovich that told them how to stop a killing game that was going on. Ayako had a reunion with Charlotte Dupont after the execution, being a shoulder for her to cry on. At the same time, Opal began to look for a way to shut everything down. At the announcement from Fukushu for the start of the new chapter, the stern Fukushu appears and says that as of the exact day and time, Ayako should have successfully infiltrated the killing game, after following specific instructions that they left out. When Fukushu turns back, the original Fukushu begins to freak out and get very annoyed at the moments that he seems to black out.

Before long, Hannes Lep and Nellum Ives use the key that Hannes won from game night in order to access a locked room at the top floor of the facility, inside of which, they found many news articles and private investigations pertaining to the 17 people who were selected to be in the killing game. Each and every piece of evidence working to prove one thing: "Could this person be behind everything?". After hours of searching, they came up with nothing. And decided to put it to rest.

A few days later Hannes would return to the room, this time, alone, and find a Fukushu robot waiting for him, photographing all of the evidence around the room. Once Hannes walks inside of the room, it turns around and reveals to be the stern Fukushu, talking, saying that the message is pre-recorded, and how it knew that someone would end up here, and they had a conversation planned for anyone who could make it there.

After an exchange between Hannes and the robot, the speakers in the facility turn on for the last few words to be heard and seen. The door locks trapping them inside the room, as the robot announces that in truth, no one could confirm whether or not Hannes killed Zenshi Sasada back in the fourth chapter of the game. And using this as reasoning, the robot begins to exclaim, that it was execution time. All of a sudden, the trolley that took everyone to execution thus far crashes into the room from below and breaks apart all of the evidence, and Hannes is sent to an execution fit for The Ultimate Politician.

At the trial, the whole group is tasked to determine who could have programmed Fukushu, who according to Kemuri, had the personality and coding of the same person who sent Faith the list of people who should participate in the game. Meaning, whoever organized the game also invited Ayako and Opal to shut down the game, and had to be the person who self proclaimed was the true one behind all of the killing games.

Through a hard fought battle of wills, truth, and lies, the group eventually decided between Nellum Ives and Okano Keichi for who were the only ones possible to put everything together. The votes were in favor of Okano, and the group saw, through an admission, that they were correct. Okano was the one behind all of the killing games, and his true talent, the Supreme Planner, was revealed.

As his execution began, everyone watched on in awe as he was hit during his execution, as he began to say the words...

> Not even I... can predict what will remain... after... an explosion.
>
> -Okano Keichi, moments before the factory exploded.

### Post-Game

As the explosion took place and the facility began to fall around those who were deemed innocent stood there, preparing for death as the concrete and metal walls fell down. As the group of Ryūsei Kobayashi, Natalie Tiler, Nellum Ives, Charlotte Dupont, and Ayako Suzuki all braced for impact, they opened their eyes as dust fell on them and they saw a cloud of smoke and wires protecting them. It was Kemuri, as she thanked them for showing her the feelings of humans, and their way of continuing to persist when in the face of destruction.

The smoke dissipates slowly, as Kemuri is unable to get out any more words and the facility continues to crash down on the group, rendering them all severely injured, and unconscious.

A car arrived outside of the facility and a woman walked out, she dug around the wreckage for a moment before a discovering a hatch. After climbing down, they find Okano Keichi relatively unharmed in the execution room, and brings him above ground. They discuss how everything went according to plan, and that it was time for the next stage.

The final scene is Okano getting ready for a business meeting while listening to a radio podcast, that talks about the wreckage found at an abandoned Malthe Co. factory, and talks about the survivors, and the way that the radio host predicted the world would react to such amazing people being found dead in such a state. Okano leaves it off with a message, seemingly to the audience, claiming that he will see them next time.

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## Trivia

* Kazuoki is considered the protagonist of the season, with Charlotte becoming the protagonist after he's outed as the killer in Chapter 5.
* At a total of 82 days, this is the current longest season of the roleplay.
* This was the first season that included a player hosted participant joined the game midway.
* This was also the first season to include members of The Ultimate Coalition.
* This season had a total of 41 applications.