To further add to the sense of finality that came with the release of V3, Kodaka left Spike Chunsoft soon after the game’s launch to co-found his own studio, Too Kyo Games.įast forward to 2021, however, and the series is more popular than ever. Seven years on from the initial game’s release and after three numbered entries, a spin-off and a slew of re-releases and anime and manga adaptations, the release of Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony seemed to bring the franchise to a conclusive, if polarizing, end. The series made its Japanese debut in 2010 for PSP, later making its way internationally in 2014 for the Vita. Amongst this flashy murder mystery is a story centered on the clashing ideals of hope and despair. Monokuma explains to these students that they will remain trapped inside their school/deserted island/establishment for the rest of their lives unless they can murder another student and be found innocent in the forthcoming class trial. Each character is a new student deemed to be the ‘Ultimate’ in a variety of conventional and non-conventional activities ranging from programming to assassination. In each entry, a group of high-school students finds themselves trapped in a death game by the maniacal Monokuma. Junko is the primary antagonist of the Danganronpa series, visual novels from the mind of Kazutaka Kodaka and published by Spike Chunsoft. With large blonde hair protruding from the sides of her pigtails and a monochrome bear at her side, Junko Enoshima’s design is certainly memorable.

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