Chuck
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Chuck (チャック Chakku) is a minor character mentioned in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc. He was Mondo Owada's pet dog. Chuck was a small white Maltese dog. According to Mondo, Chuck was a very smart and happy dog.
Chuck was owned by Mondo Owada and he was very close with Mondo, as his owner called him his "baby boy". He brought in the newspaper every morning and afterwards begged Mondo to take him for a walk. He died when he was nine and years later Mondo still got unusually emotional whenever he thought about him. |
Daiya Owada
| Gender: Male / Status: Deceased / Voiced by: Katsuyuki Konishi / Jason Douglas
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Daiya Owada (大和田 大亜 Ōwada Daiya) is a minor character featured only in flashbacks during the end of the second chapter of Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc. He was the founder and former leader of the Crazy Diamonds, Japan's largest motorcycle gang and the older brother of Mondo Owada. Daiya has black hair and appears wearing a white coat, white pants, and white shoes. The back of the white coat has the symbol of the Crazy Diamonds, which is a diamond with the name of the gang, “Crazy Diamonds”, around it. | |||
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Daiya died on the night of his retirement party to save Mondo, who had been driving too recklessly in an attempt to win the race that Mondo himself challenged to, and he could have been ran over by a truck if not for the intervention of his big brother. Daiya's dying wish was for his little brother to lead the gang in his stead, and to not let it fall apart. | ||||
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Daiya was Mondo's older brother, who founded and led the Crazy Diamonds biker gang up until the day of his death. Mondo states that when he was younger, Daiya would always explain about a promise between two men. He and his little brother were participating in a motorcycle race, and Mondo became reckless while he was attempting to prove himself to the gang and Daiya. He sped into the wrong side of the road, and was about to crash into an oncoming car. Just before he was struck, however, Daiya pushed him out of the way, knocking him to the side and taking the blow from the car himself. He died in Mondo's arms, telling him to not let the gang be broken up. It was a “promise between two men”, which Mondo did his best to keep. When this secret is finally revealed, Mondo explains how guilty he feels for not only killing his brother, but for not being able to uphold the last promise he made to Daiya. | ||||
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Genocide Jack's Victims
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Genocide Jack victims are briefly shown while Makoto Naegi looks through the Genocide Jack Case File. Only a few appear, and they range in age. They are: Issei Kanno, Ken Harada, Tetsuhiro Honda, and Gaku Shouji. |
Headmaster Jin Kirigiri
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Kenshiro
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Makoto and Komaru Naegi's Parents
Gender: Male  Female / Status: Unknown / Voiced by: Kappei Yamaguchi (Father), Miyuki Sawashiro (Mother) / Mike McFarland (Father), Terri Doty (Mother)
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Makoto and Komaru Naegi's parents are minor characters featured in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc and Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls. |
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Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc: Makoto and Komaru's parents are briefly shown in a DVD given by Monokuma, along with Makoto's little sister, Komaru, to Makoto. They are shown congratulating him about Makoto's acceptance into Hope's Peak Academy, and in a brief second, they disappear along with their daughter, and a disheveled room is shown. Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls: It was unknown what happened to the parents, seeing as Komaru lived in a room without her parents until it's revealed in Danganronpa Another Episode, where they are shown hung in a room full of corpses. However Komaru reveals to Makoto that upon entering the room where their parents were supposedly, she found no sign of them and found it possible they are alive somewhere. | |
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 Makoto's parents shown hanging in a room full of corpses (Danganronpa Another Episode)
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Kyoko Kirigiri's Mother
| Gender: Female / Status: Deceased / Voiced by: None
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| Kyoko Kirigiri's mother is a minor character mentioned in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc and Danganronpa Kirigiri. She was Jin Kirigiri's wife, whose death had a major impact in the lives of her daughter and husband.
Her full name is unknown, but in Danganronpa Kirigiri her maiden name is revealed to be Uzuchi, which means a "rabbit hammer". In the Japanese culture, there is a well-known story about a rabbit hammering mochi in the moon, and thus her maiden name could be a reference to her husband's space-related execution. Her father's name was Tōhachirō Uzuchi and he was a master of seven Japanese martial arts, who taught his granddaughter self-defense. After Jin was kicked out of the Kirigiri family due to not wanting to become a detective, he and his wife had Kyoko. Jin's father Fuhito Kirigiri then wanted him back after finding out about his granddaughter, wanting to make Kyoko his heir. He started to train Kyoko, but her mother suddenly turned ill and had to be hospitalized. When Kyoko was only seven years old, her mother was close to dying while Fuhito and Kyoko were doing detective work abroad, but to Fuhito being a detective was more important than a dying family member and he refused to let Kyoko see her dying mother. As a result, Kyoko's last memories of her mother were "a white face floating above a hospital bed". According to Jin, his wife was the only thing holding his relationship with his father together and it all imploded after she died, with him leaving the family in anger after his father showed no care for his dying wife. | |
Robo Justice
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Robo Justice (ジャスティス ロボ Jasutisu Robo) also known as Robo Justice the Galactic King is a robot suit featured in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc.
Robo Justice is a tall blue, red, black, and white robotic-like being as his name implies. He has several multicolored joints and metal pieces that connect and make-up his metallic body. His shoulders are board and in the English versions has the initials for "Robo Justice" and in the Japanese version it has kanji. | ||
Its possible the "Justice Hammers" used in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc 's Case 3 are what Robo Justice might use in his anime series. As such it can be speculated he delivers "justice" with them. | |||
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Origin: It is unknown where Robo Justice actually comes from in the Danganronpa universe, but similar to Hifumi Yamada's passion for an anime character named Princess Piggles, he has the same feelings towards Robot Justice. So it's very likely he is an anime character as well. This is further backed up by the fact Hifumi has merchandise modeled after Robo Justice, specifically a pair of underwear, and mentions him when bemoaning the lack of 2D at the beginning of Chapter 3. Chapter 3 - A Next Generation Legend! Stand tall, Galactic Hero!: Robo Justice is a cardboard suit created by Hifumi in order to frame Yasuhiro Hagakure for Kiyotaka Ishimaru's eventual murder. Celestia Ludenberg enlists Hifumi as her accomplice, by lying to him that Kiyotaka forced her to steal Alter Ego, and that he was planning to kill Hifumi. Later the two frame Hiro by putting him in the Robo Justice suit, and make it look like the robot was responsible for Hifumi's "kidnapping, both Hifumi's and Kiyotaka's "murders" and the "attack" on Celestia with the Justice Hammers. | |||
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Santa Shikiba
| Gender: Male / Status: Deceased / Voiced by: None
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Santa Shikiba (色葉 田田田 Shikiba Santa) is a minor character mentioned in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, and later appears in the sound novel titled Kirigiri Sou. He is the Ultimate Botanist (超高校級の「植物学者」chō kōkō kyū no “shokubutsu gakusha” lit. Super High School Level Botanist).
Santa wears a white coat over a plain white shirt, long light-brown pants and white boots. The collar of his coat is adorned with a flower-shaped pin. The lower half of his dark brown hair is trimmed while the upper half is shaped like two horns on both sides of his scalp - giving his hair the shape of the letter "U". He also has a widow's peak and a round nose. Santa's official art shows him holding two blooming sakura branches. | |
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With access to the Earth Defense route, you unlock Santa Shikiba's route. In it, Santa Shikiba has discovered the existence of aliens known as the Rhinograndentia, rat, and plant like creatures that have been the cause of a missing person incident Kyoko was working on. Because of this he creates the Earth Defense force, with the only other member being Kyouka, and uses the mansion as a headquarters for his research and creating plants to repel the aliens. When Kyoko and Kouhei enter the mansion, Santa explains what he has to know and the duo joins them in an attempt to destroy the invaders. However, the mansion is soon swarmed by the Rhinogradentia and they are forced to retreat into the greenhouse with Santa blowing up a group of them and supposedly dying only for him to come back to the group since the explosion wasn't strong enough to kill him or even do much harm. The plan they come up with is Operation: ABC (Absolute Bombing Cones) gathering Santa's bio-genetic pine cones and gathering as much of the Rhinogradentia in one place as possible before lighting the cones on fire and causing them to explode, lighting the mansion of fire. The plan succeeds and the mansion begins to burn down. However, Santa chooses to stay behind and allow the others to escape, supposedly, dying in the fire. After Santa's sacrifice, Kyoko grills into Kyouka after she notices she hasn't actually been using her gun all that while. From this Kyouka reveals (that in this route) she has been working with the Rhinogradentia, as the Super Galaxy Level Invader, all the while to destroy the humans as they are the reason why nature is dying. Because both Kouhei and Kyoko knows, Kyouka decides to kill them by using the mothership laser. At this point, Santa re-emerges from the ashes of the house and try to talk Kyouka down in an attempt to reason with her, reminding her of the times they had together. Kyouka has a change of heart, but it's too late to stop the laser which is heading towards Kyouka' sakura tree. Santa takes the laser meant for the tree and is fried, yet, like his other near deaths survives and asks whether or not Kyouka is returning to the planet for the flower growing season in which she tearfully hugs the botanist and cries out for him, whilst Kouhei and Kyoko leave the scene. Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc: It's mentioned that prior to the Tragedy, he engineered the Monokuma Flower located in the garden on the fifth floor of the Academy by afterward was confirmed to have died as soon as it goes underway. Though how he dies is never shown, it can be assumed he either was killed when the Reserve Course students broke in the main course building or during the escalating riots that rampaged Japan and the world soon after. | ||
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Sayaka Maizono's Idol Group
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Sayaka Maizono's Idol Group is a unnamed idol group in Japan that existed prior to The Tragedy. Consisting of five girls led by Sayaka Maizono, the group gained popularity and fame after having done exceptional performances across the country. | ||||||||||||
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Although how exactly the idol group was formed is unknown, Sayaka stated that she had done many bad things in order to become an idol, so it is implied that this goes for the whole group. The girls became extremely popular, not only in Japan, but worldwide. They had so many fans and admirers that their own lead singer, Sayaka, was invited to Hope's Peak Academy and granted the title of Ultimate Pop Sensation. Despite their success, the girls ended up disbanding the idol group when Sayaka was trapped in Hope's Peak Academy. The remaining four members later appeared in a video, in which they appeared to be dead. It is unknown whether the group was brought together and was either knocked unconscious or forced to cooperate in recording, as the video was meant to push Sayaka to commit murder as part of Monokuma's motive. The desperation that Sayaka held after watching the motive video drove her so far to carry out her plan to murder Leon Kuwata, which ended up backfiring herself as she was the one who was killed instead by Leon during the Killing School Life. Currently, it is unknown if the other idol members are aware of Sayaka's demise. Following these events, it is revealed that Ayaka Haneyama, one of the member of Sayaka's idol group, was forced to participate in the Demon Hunting as a target of the Warriors of Hope. However, both she and fellow member, Satomi Aoba, were revealed to have survived The Tragedy. The statuses of the remaining two members are currently unknown. | |||||||||||||
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Toranosuke Ishimaru
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Toranosuke Ishimaru is a minor character mentioned in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc.
He was the grandfather of Kiyotaka Ishimaru and the father of Takaaki Ishimaru. He was a genius and the former Prime Minister of Japan. The official Reload Artbook reveals that like his grandson, Toranosuke attended Hope's Peak Academy with the title Ultimate Manager. |
| Toranosuke was very smart and despite only graduating from Hope's Peak Academy, he climbed the ranks to be the Prime Minister of Japan due to being a genius.
Everything he did, he did without any actual effort, and he never knew failure. Because of this, he became more self-centered and arrogant over his talent, which lead to a corruption scandal. After only a few months in office, the public opinion of Toranosuke changed from high praise to widespread criticism and he was forced to step down. After that, Toranosuke's business collapsed and the Ishimaru family was left mistrusted and in huge debts. His family name shamed, Toranosuke allegedly spent the last years of his life in shamed silence. Toranosuke died a few years before his grandson enrolled in Hope's Peak Academy and only his family members came to his funeral. | |
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Toranosuke's grandson, Kiyotaka, considers his grandfather someone he both hates and respects. He is bitter at his grandfather, but also seems to feel sorry for him and feels that his grandfather's tragedy taught him an important lesson. One of Kiyotaka's main goals in life is to surpass his grandfather and reach greater accomplishments than anything he ever did, with pure effort. Because of Toranosuke, Kiyotaka considers genius' fate a tragedy and he believes that effort is most important. He also hates the word "genius" and dislikes geniuses, considering them his enemies. Toranosuke and his grandson both have the same favorite underwear brand. Considering that the underwear often symbolize close relationships in Danganronpa, this may imply that they were very close despite their conflicted relationship. | |
Ultimate Physicist
Gender:  Unknown / Status: Deceased / Voiced by: None
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| The Ultimate Physicist (超高校級の「物理学者」chō kōkō kyū no “butsuri gakusha” lit. Super High School Level Physicist) is a minor character that is mentioned in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc.
The Ultimate Physicist does not actually appear during the story. They are only mentioned by Monokuma when Makoto Naegi is wondering about the air purifier in the Physics Lab. Monokuma initially says that it is a time machine made by the Ultimate Physicist, which he almost immediately says isn't true. In the English version, he also says that they died during The Tragedy, though in the Japanese version he only implies it.[1] | |