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Rantaro and Tsumugi are the ones who know about the killing game beforehand. (Let's say they already participated in 52nd killing game). When Rantaro saw that his close friend, Korekiyo, was in the game, he angrily went to library and asked Tsumugi about why he's in this killing game. Tsumugi said carelessly that Kiyo himself wanted to join in (before losing the memories like everyone). Rantaro decided to "teach" Tsumugi a lesson by creating a murder. At the library, Rantaro saw Keebo exploring and asked him if he could help him with something. Rantaro said he had to check smt with Keebo real quick. Only to purposely mess up with Keebo's mind and made sure he'll listen to Rantaro for now. Both went to Tsumugi again. Rantaro decided to show her the survivors perk he had in his hands. Turned out Tsumugi looked for it exactly. They got into a dispute, but Rantaro pushed Tsumugi to the big bookshelf and... Keebo used his bazooka to kill her and BOOM. Explosion was heard at the academy. While other students rushed to see what happened. Rantaro immediately ran away with Keebo and immediately restarted Keebo, so he won't remember the murder he committed and ran away to his secret passage way, which is from library to bathroom. (Keep in mind this happened at night, which is why no one got there in time) And thus, students discovered Tsumugi's body.
Speaking of your AU, do you have any executions ideas perchance ? 👀
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Keebo- If you tried Project Eden's Garden, I can see how Eva's execution suit Keebo. Basically, he's about to be thrown away into the fire like a pile of useless trash. Keebo tried to run away as hard as he can, but the speed of the roller becomes faster and faster and it would be difficult. But then he reached to the with hardship, he managed to reach to the ladders. However, once he started to climb, the blades came out of nowhere, slowly destroying his body to the point of his system getting immediate shutdown and one last blade cranked on his chest and he fell right the flames like ash.
Maki- Her execution would be similar to Peko's. (Yes Kaito will be the one to enter the execution like Fuyuhiko). Maki would be surrounded by Monokuma robots soldiers with guns and she'll have to fight them with a sword (cause canonically, she doesn't like that weapon), she attacks them one by one until she got shot. And that's when Kaito had to pass all of the monokumas to save her... As soon as the Monokuma was about to attack Maki, Kaito came and shielded her, leaving him completely injured and passed out. Maki saw it in despair, letting someone so close to her just gets injured. She blamed herself she gets shot A LOT by robots and she died.
Angie- I still don't know how can I think about her execution yet. But here's a thing, since she's Polynesian, I think she might get like a traditional punishments. Or like Kinji from Danganronpa another, her getting crucified since she's religious. Or other way of her related to artist. (If anyone has better ideas, please let me know 🙏🙏🙏)
Miu- I remember watching many of her fanmade executions of her getting into the virtual world and just this close of getting her ass whopped by Monokuma. It definitely suits her honestly.
Kokichi- now this is where it gets interesting. Since if u all know from the story, he gets falsely accused as a culprit (which according to his plan it wasn't supposed to happen), he used a gun after his failed attempt of persuading people that he wasn't the culprit and faked it. He crashed out and was about to kill everyone, but the gun got boom and all of his hands for gone. Now for his execution, I'm sure many people know his unused execution of him Being in a electric chair and gets electrocuted everytime he lies. And in the last question "do you regret for what you did?" , Kokichi answered it with "no... I don't", but the lie detector said otherwise and he got a lost electric before dying.
If it's okay to send another ship ask? Korekiyo Shinguji x Mikan Tsumiki bc I feel these two can bond over shared trauma and the fact their trauma was used as a joke
Tsuguuji (Korekiyo Shinguji x Mikan Tsumiki)
You likely ship them for the same reasons this person does, or you have thing for the case 3 killers, but aren't that big into including Celeste in the shipping.
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The Elephant in the Room Concerning Project SEKAI's Depiction of the United States: Colorful Palette's Anti-Blackness
Introduction
In a few ways, Project SEKAI's depiction of modern America (in context of Vivid BAD SQUAD's story) indicates that the writers have done research. Vivid BAD SQUAD are shocked to learn just how impossibly high the cost of living is in New York City. They are also faced with microaggressions and racism by the people they come across. Touya5 touches on how many different people live in New York City, and express their cultures through their music— and says it should be celebrated.
Furthermore, the location of America— and New York City, especially— is important for Vivid BAD SQUAD's story. It is the place where hip-hop, the genre that Vivid BAD SQUAD most often performs in, was created by Black Americans.
And yet, the Americans that Colorful Palette has deemed relevant enough to be depicted within the story look like this:
Every single one of these characters is white.
There is absolutely zero excuse for this. The writers have done enough research to know all of these troubling aspects about the United States, but continue to do anything but make a Black character. That is complete willful ignorance, and I think this fandom needs to talk about it more.
Now then, if you are, for some reason, not convinced that this is an issue worth discussing, the rest of this post will be explaining why you should care.
Why (Good) Representation Matters
Beyond the fact that the lack of representation undermines Touya5's message, and that Black Americans deserve to be represented in a story that discusses the music they created while the main characters are in that country, representation matters for a few reasons.
First of all, representation allows for the voices and experiences of marginalized individuals to be expressed. It can be important for people to see people like themselves in the media they enjoy. Furthermore, it invites people who are not marginalized in the same way to empathize with characters unlike themselves, and understand them better. In other words, media has the capacity to bring positivity to the people that are underrepresented, and humanize them to the people who are unaffected by the same issues.
In addition, good representation inherently enhances art. It is more interesting to have characters with a wide range of life experiences than it is not. It adds depth to a story's world and characters.
More Reasons Why You Should Be Critical of Colorful Palette for This (In other words, here's me anticipating bad-faith arguments in advance)
90% of writing is actually just researching for your story, any writer would know this. There is no excuse for ignorance.
There are thousands of resources online for how to draw Black characters, and write them without leaning into stereotypes. They have internet.
Just because other Japanese companies have this issue in their games does not make it less bad. Anti-Blackness in these games should not be normalized in the way it has been. It is something you should be openly critical of.
"Project SEKAI is intended for a Japanese audience" doesn't mean anything when Black people literally live in Japan.
You can still enjoy the story while understanding that this is an issue it has. They're not mutually exclusive.
If anyone wants to contribute any additional thoughts or discussion on this post, it is greatly appreciated. Thank you for reading.
Crazy how VBS can engage with Black American culture from the very beginning (being a hip hop/street music group) and then when these characters go to New York City and meet other hip hop artists they see zero (0) Black people!!