#A theory

[itspkuwu]

ok so I’ve been thinking

Pomni - Anxiety

Caine - ADHD

Bubble - Autism

Jax - NPD

Ragatha - OCD

Gangle - Bipolar

Zooble - Depression

Kinger - PTSD

yeah I hate myself too

[zarkishere]

//tw self harm

i think Javier is actually really self conscious, so he compensates by acting very egotistical and playing himself as a king, but bro cant look at his reflection too much cuz he very quickly goes in a downspiral of self-hatred

its why he plays the knife game

in a way, its him excusing hurting himself by saying its just a game

like, sure he's actually really good so its weird he failed 5 times in a row, but hey even pros mess up sometimes!

am I overthinking? probably!

[nocakesformissedith]

What the HELL is this @Ezra Fitz?????? Your coward ass is always hiding behind Marlene interviews. You are a SPINELESS LOSER. You're still A and that's FINAL. There is just WAY too many instances of you BLATANLY telling us. You are a DISGUSTING person for this btw.

[lovingshadowpeaches]

Not dead just fucking unmotivated

Cooking something up very slowly

[azurethevampire]

I got the urge to watch the movies and read the books of Twilight saga again for some reason. Still in process but this thing has been stuck in my head for days now:

Can you imagine how paranoid the Cullens (and all other immortals) would be in today's age with all the smartphones and barely any public places without someone filming to somewhere in social media?

Like they moved towns to avoid suspicion, only someone happened to make a video/take picture in the next town, someone from old town sees that like wait, isn't that–?!?

Or someone from Forks seeing a video clip where there's Edward and Bella in the background - in high school, I might add!– and they go like how, what the hell, it can't be

Anyways thoughts? Because I kinda find this funny and sad at the same time

[bridgerton-bard]

Polin Angst Thoughts

Warning: Spoilers (Romancing Mister Bridgerton, Netflix Season 2)

I have been seeing the online discourse about how much angst people think should be included in the Polin storyline of season three, and I thought I would add my two cents.

Personally, I am a little excited to see the power dynamic in the relationship shift in Penelope's favor. She has spent years pining after this man who has never seriously entertained the idea that she would make a good partner. Maybe she should have moved on when it was clear that Colin didn't reciprocate her romantic feelings, but then we'd never have the Polin story.

I'm not saying I want Colin to suffer for the sake of suffering, but I do think some angst from him is going to be required, because he so thoroughly dismissed the idea of courting Penelope in season two. In real life, if someone dismissed Penelope (or anyone else) in this way, they would need to earn their way back into her heart, to prove that their affections were not part of a cruel joke. It would be unrealistic for Colin to dismiss Penelope as a prospect for courting in such a resounding, public fashion at the end of season two, and then win her back by simply saying "I missed you" at the start of the next social season less than a year later.

Even considering the social mores of the regency time period, I think Penelope unequivocally accepting Colin's "I missed you" as an apology and beginning to court Colin would be unrealistic. Julia Quinn stresses in several of the Bridgerton books that women in the regency period generally had little power in the courting process. Women had to wait for gentlemen to be introduced to them (never introducing themselves to gentlemen they were interested in), women had to accept offers from any man to dance unless their dance card was already full or they were betrothed, etc. In most of the courting process, regency women had to be passive and wait for their desired suitor to approach and court them. Accepting or not accepting offers to court and marriage proposals were the two significant points in the courting process where regency women actually held the upper hand in the dynamics. Penelope making it clear to Colin that she will not court him is simply her exercising what little power she does have in the social mores of the time.

I think one thing that gets glossed over about Colin's behavior towards Penelope in seasons one and two is that it is also the behavior of a rake, but in a different way than Anthony or Benedict's rake behavior. Anthony and Benedict's bachelor periods tend to show them both as rakes because they kept mistresses, visited brothels, or had a parade of women engaged in some sort of fling. Colin's behavior in seasons one and two is rake behavior because it should be clear to everyone, including Colin, that he is leading Penelope on. Without any intention to court her, Colin is impeding Penelope from moving on and finding a suitor who requites her feelings. This does get a little complicated because in the books, it is Violet Bridgerton who is encouraging Colin to dance with Penelope, and Penelope is aware of this or at least suspects it. However, I still argue that just because Colin is not in possession of a parade of flings, it doesn't counteract that some of his behavior towards Penelope is befitting of a rake.

So yes, I do think it's important that we see Colin fight a little for Penelope's affections. It's important for him to realize what he had once she's gone, and that she's worthy of more than always being the backup on call for when he's lonely or feeling misunderstood. I would like to see Colin realize his feelings for Penelope before another suitor proposes to Penelope. Otherwise, I think we get into territory where it just feels like he wants her because he can't have her.

[deepestblizzardcomputer]

So, I Have been thinking. . .

Spoilers below

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about this dude right here.

and why did he actually acted the way he did.

at first you would think this Miles is all evil cause of how cold he acts toward Miles's needing of help like he didn't 'care' but what if there was more behind his action? and even if he was evil as it seems what would be his motive, like what would he really benfit?

So, as it hinted in the first spider-verse movie, the comics that flips it pages actually shows you hints of how things would play out in the scenes.

The first page isn't clear who is speaking, it could be earth 42' Miles to Miles or Uncle Aaron, but the next one shows it our Miles answering to whatever Uncle Aron told him.

Am guessing it has to do something with killing a guy? But why is that you ask?

Simple, revenge. He still didn't kill the guy who killedchis brother. that's why he responded to Miles being meaning he was NOT a good person because his wound for his brother was still fresh and all he wanted was to HURT (or how it seemed for me) and as we see here,

it is now clear that 42' Miles is the one saying this to Miles, "you and I are going to take care of a bad guy. a real bad guy"

He wants his help, that's why he didn't want to let go off him just yet, with his abilities as 'spider-man' he would do them a lot of help much faster. if I am right, he wants Miles to help him take down his father's killer, by killing him, himself.

and of course, Miles would refuse for two reasons. one, our Miles's father's issue still unsolved and he would fear to be too late to save his father and two, he wouldn't let his other self do that. it was just wrong.

Which brings us to what these two would be disccusing in the next movie. Miles here asking genuinely what happened to this Miles to make him the way he is.

And am sure that will bring up a backstory of why he was doing this in first place. which will make Miles show his Empathy toward him saying he went through the same grief when he lost his uncle in his universe.

am guessing here 42' Miles would be curious of what did this Miles did when he knew and saw the murderer of his uncle to which Miles responded. (As i guess) that he ran away. (Which technically happened) as 42' Miles would respond with.

I am not sure if the one who killed Uncle Aaron would be the same person who murdered 42' Miles father but if that was the case, sheesh.

That would explain why this panel is here BEFORE the "you ran away?!" One

It could be the flashback of 1610' Miles.

42'Miles and uncle Aaron would possibly be confused of why didn't this Miles just kill the man since he had the chance since he was more powerful with his spider powers. to which again, Miles would probably responded with something along those lines, that real good people don't do that, it was wrong and he was just a kid.

How could he be able to murder somone that easily? he was sure the other Miles wouldn't be capable of such thing as well. (Maybe) he still had a caring heart and he wasn't completely evil.

(Which encourages the '42 Miles being Vigilante' theory)

If you look closely, there is an apparent saddnes in his eyes. a boy who lost alot of things. it might have been subtle but 42's Miles was actually relieved when he knew his father was alive somewhere.

But so why would he coldly dismiss Miles's help like that?

" If I don't get out, our dad is going to die—"

" your dad. "

he is actually distancing himself from hope. that out there somewhere, his father is safe and well. He doesn't want to feel this 'hope' even when he was relieved of that fact. He still wanted to keep those anguish feeling inside, to push him forward toward his revenge.

If 42' Miles let himself relax he might let his focus and motive slip out of his main target and he didn't want that.

My theory here, is they might get their epic fight but in some point they could reach to an understanding and help eachother in the end.

Again, if that the murderer who kill 42' Miles father, there could be a chance that they would find another collider in this universe, who knows?

Also, I have a feeling this 42's Earth doesn't have a spider-man but am going to get to that in the next post.

Also! Other panels that i am not sure where they actually are connected: (one of them could be Uncle Aaron speaking with 42's Miles thougj)

[hopeymchope]

Theoryposting: Is 2025-2026 time for some kind of Danganronpa game?

Theory Background

First of all, it's important to remember Spike Chunsoft's assertion in 2021 that the Danganronpa franchise will continue to expand with games in various genres. And this was ultimately just one of multiple times that they've teased future DR games.

Up to now, the longest we've gone without a new Danganronpa game of SOME kind was the 2017-2021 window between Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony (aka "New Danganronpa V3") and Danganronpa S: Ultimate Summer Camp.

In terms of global release, those two games were four years and two months apart.

In terms of Japanese-specific release, they were four years and 11 months apart—just barely shy of five years.

(And before that, the gap between Dangnaronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls and Danganronpa V3 was two years and four months in Japan, or three years on the worldwide market. Unbelievably, this was the previous record for gaps between games. That's just how blessed we were with DR content during the 2010s.)

If you want to keep your IP relevant in the minds of your audience, you do have to occasionally seed some new content out there. And at this point, they don't even have spin-off manga or light novels to rely on keeping DR in the minds of consumers; Danganronpa Kirigiri wrapped up in 2020, a year before we got Ultimate Summer Camp.

So it seems to me like 2025-2026 is a logical window in which to release the next side game. It's time for the next diversion that will keep the name "Danganronpa" relevant—presumably without actually making a proper Danganronpa 4. (Personally, I'm imagining that SC wants to leave the possibility of a Kodaka return open for a little while longer before they go down that road themselves without his involvement... which is probably what will have to eventually happen. One day.)

Possible Release Timing

To keep things copacetic between Spike Chunsoft and TooKyo Games, SC probably wouldn't want to release some new game at a time that would step on the toes of The Hundred Line. One has to assume that The Hundred Line will follow the example of Master Detective Archives: Rain Code and release onto other platforms roughly a year after its initial Nintendo Switch and PC releases. With The Hundred Line scheduled for April 2025 and probably landing on other platforms some time in between April and July of 2026, that leaves the back half of either 2025 or 2026 as the safest windows.

2025 is also the 15th anniversary of Danganronpa. I'm just sayin'.

What kind of gaming are we talking about?

I'm honestly not sure I should even hazard a guess. I imagine the eventual answer, if there is one, will likely be NOTHING that I'd predict. But I will at least try to come up with working theories.

Ultimate Summer Camp was really a giant-sized expansion of the post-game "Ultimate Talent Development Camp" mode from DRV3. So the easiest course of action would be to expand some OTHER post-game mode into a bigger, fuller game. That serves as the fuel for most of my theories.

Using "Despair Dungeon" mode as the basis for a more full-featured dungeon-crawling RPG game that has an actual story to it. This seems like the easiest and most logical pathway to me...

Using "School Mode"/"Island Mode" as the basis for a much bigger resource management/allocation game of some kind.

Or maybe using the resource management of "School Mode"/"Island Mode" AND the dialogue-choice-consequence system of "Love Across the Universe: Dangan Salmon Team" as the basis for a DR dating sim?

Outside of just expanding existing concepts like that, though, I think there's still another possibility. Remember that 2022 Spanish interview where Kodaka suggested remaking the original Danganronpa with slightly altered plot details and in full 3D as a way to revitalize the series? One has to assume that a remake—even one with some altered storytelling—would take a lot less involvement from Kodaka than a full-on new game would, so it's at least possible.

Or maybe not.

But of course, this is all just a theory. (A GAME THEORY!) Spike Chunsoft could always opt to keep Danganronpa in the public eye in far lesser, quieter ways. They could continue to rely on DR characters showing up in other games ala Crypt of the Necrodancer, Mystery Chronicle: One-Way Heroics, Riichi Street and the like. And/or they could finally free DRAE from its PlayStation prison and port Ultra Despair Girls to the PC, Nintendo, and Xbox platforms. These are hardly the ideal scenarios. ... But then again, nothing I've posited here is really "ideal."

"Ideal" would be getting an actual DR4 or that long-hoped-for Danganronpa Fighting Game. :P

[zima74824]

I feel like the smile entity is forced to be the way that it is because it claims it wants to make others happy but instead the opposite losing the person they unintentionally tried to break

Yes it’s a cold hearted monster causing lots of lives but what if its main purpose was to actually make people happy?and their first time getting to introduce themselves it unintentionally caused suicide and has no control of this other side of themselves

[frogwithastrawberry]

I think it's really cool how myths and fables have turned into what may be the longest running game of telephone.

I'm open to debate on this, of course (I would LOVE to debate, or even just be given facts), but I was just thinking. Myths and fables started out being written by people like Homer, or Aesop with the intention of telling a story and oftentimes relaying a message. However, as language changed throughout the years - some words being lost and others being created- how much have we changed these meanings? Yes, we objectively know that we have interpretations that are likely different, but follow the same principle (by way of drawings and other references of the same myths). But hear me out on this:

The way that a myth/fable is written generally corresponds with how that society views people's roles. Except then the next generation may start basing their societal roles on those myths. And they may tell it to their kids with just a slight twist, based on the roles they grew up with MIXED with those in a myth.

The first thing that comes to mind is Romeo and Juliet, where historians are now coming out and saying "Yeah, actually this was never a tragic romance, it's a mockery of teenagers not thinking their decisions through."

Where along the line did that happen? I think it was most likely a subtle shift, with one generation hearing the original story, and then misinterpreting it just slightly. Which then leaves their kids telling a warped version of the twisted version, and so on.

So how many stories have we changed slightly every retelling, until a new story is born?

[aisy15-chan]

i have a TADC headcanon/theory (⁠´⁠ ⁠.⁠ ⁠.̫⁠ ⁠.⁠ ⁠`👉👈⁠)

I have a theory/headcanon that before logging in to tadc, they/victims will create their own mascot/avatar game, so it's like when you first play a multi-player game and create your own avatar and then finally log in.

But when they use the VR headset and get stuck being the avatar they created with thier own mind & consciousness.

I mean idk if this true or not but this can explains a lot of things—

[si11ylittlekid]

theory

i have a theory for Spooky Month. remember in 'An Unwanted Guest' how Dexter the exterminator set up the rat trap and said "with this I will satisfy my needs" then he got possessed by Moloch and died? In 'Deadly Smiles' the Happy Fella said he needed to satisfy his needs...what if Dexter or Moloch's soul transferred into the Happy Fella doll body? This is just my theory since I was re-watching them.

[sweet-potato-42]

was the spawn waypoint changed so that people dont interrupt the planned lore?

[cinnabon-z]

Posted it on the sever might as well post it here lol

[silversatin2105]

Hey bestie!!!!! So, theory time. I have 2 theories!!

Naoto talks about his partner dying while undercover in Toman and they show a picture in the anime without showing a face and all the details seem to look like Chifuyu in the first bad timeline.

I think Hanma has something to do with time leaping. Maybe he’s a time leaper and Kisaki is the trigger? Do I have much evidence? No. But it seemed odd that it took Kisaki’s death for the futures to get somewhat better. Obviously we (spoiler alert) know a lot of it was also Shinichiro’s fault, but don’t you think one future before that would have been okay?

Thanks 💕

Hey there

i really like the idea of the first theory as it is never really stated what became of Chifuyu in the first time line (mostly because he hadn't been introduced at that point) and if you take into consideration that Chifuyu in most bad timelines worked with multiple people Kazutora included to return Toman to its former state before Kisakis influence it could well enough be argued that Chifuyu could have been some form of undercover cop and as they would say in gang lingo snitches get stitches and as a result it would lead to him being “Taken care of” so to speak, so in my opinion this theory has some credibility to it if you think about it and until properly confirmed it could warrant a deeper discussion down the lines.

Secondly the second theory of Hanma having some kind of link to time leaping kinda makes sense if you take into consideration that Kisaki knew about time leaping too so I want to propose the idea of Hanma being a time leaper and Kisaki being his trigger and when Kisaki died Hanma’s future self gets stuck in the past thus leaving him stranded, this could explain as to why Kisaki knew as time leaper triggers inherit the memories of all their previous selves so to a degree this theory warrents a look in too

But I leave this to the comments section to challenge my stance on these two theories and as stated in my rules go wild with your ideas.

Toman inquisitorial division member Silver