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Danganronpa: A Stormy Last Hurrah

How many ways can the same story be told? [...] The same stories shift depending on the ways in which they’re narrated. A politician may say they are the most powerful person in the world and bend every reporter to their will, while the general public grits their teeth and lives through the hellscape said politician has created. Even the classic conflict of pitting a hero against a villain is much different depending on which side is claiming to be the hero, and in most cases, it’s both; this, of course, makes neither truly heroic. — Chiyo Kumoshita A class: sixteen students, each one a prodigy in their chosen field. Two birds: white and black, kind and cruel, their origins concealed. A mansion: crumbling at its cornerstones, with more secrets than meets the eye. An ultimatum: if a student succeeds in killing another, the rest of the class is to die. Chiyo Kumoshita wakes up in a mansion with no memory of how she got there. You've heard the rest before