Danganronpa Kirigiri also explains what happened to Kyoko’s hands. And made it sad. It was also successful independently of Danganronpa, rivalling the book version of Your Name in sales by Book 4, and even competing with it for an award. The last book came out in 2020. The author even got to direct a Japan-only Kyoko spin-off game called Kirigir Sou in 2016. Featuring a plant doppelgänger of Kyoko, an oblivious Hiro astral projecting during a dream sequence, and a suit of armour controlled by plants. The game features the Ultimate Botanist mentioned briefly in the first game, set before it and the Tragedy but after the Kirigiri novels, if you were wondering about the whole plant theme.
I’m sorry, there is so much to digest about that, but did you say, “plant doppelgänger of Kyoko”?















