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For me, despair is not a goal, or a set of principles, or a lifestyle, or even an instinct... It\'s what defines me as Junko Enoshima! It\'s just my characterization! That\'s why I\'m able to pursue despair with such purity!"

—AI Junko Enoshima, Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair

The Mastermind of The Tragedy of Hope\'s Peak Academy, The Tragedy, Killing School Life and Killing School Trip

• Plunged world into chaos by kick-starting The Tragedy

• The Mastermind of the Killing School Life and executes herself at the end of the story

• The AI version of her deleted from existence as the Forced Shutdown activated

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc - The Animation - Episode 12

Junko Enoshima (江ノ島 盾子 Enoshima Junko) is the main antagonist of the Danganronpa series\' Hope\'s Peak Academy Saga.

She is the younger twin sister of Mukuro Ikusaba and the founder of Ultimate Despair (超高校級の「絶望」chō kōkō kyū no “zetsubō”), known as the True Ultimate Despair.

Junko was scouted by the Hope\'s Peak Academy as the Ultimate Fashionista (超高校級の「ギャル」chō kōkō kyū no “gyaru”) in Class 78th, which allowed her to be scouted to attend Hope\'s Peak Academy. However, multiple installments in the series have revealed that this is only a superficial talent, derived from her "true", inherent talent of being the Ultimate Analyst (超高校級の「分析力」chō kōkō kyū no “bunsekiryoku”), which borders on superhuman.

In Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope\'s Peak Academy Junko appeared as the person responsible for the corruption of the Remnants of Despair. Sometimes during Side: Despair, Junko created her alternate identity known as Ryoko Otonashi in Danganronpa/Zero. During those events, she murders her beloved childhood friend and lover Yasuke Matsuda in a fit of despair.

During the Killing School Life, Junko executed her older sister, Mukuro, who was masquerading as her, using Monokuma.

Junko executed herself along with Monokuma after her despair was defeated by the survivors\' hope and was voted guilty in the last trial of Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc.

Junko returns in Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair as an Artificial Intelligence and a virus. AI Junko also appears in Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls, in the form of Shirokuma and Kurokuma.

Despite inflicting untold damage to the world through her machinations, Junko\'s plans are ultimately defeated by the end of Danganronpa 3; her Remnants of Despair were cured of their brainwashing, The Tragedy was finally brought to an end, and Makoto rebuilt Hope\'s Peak Academy with the help of the Future Foundation. As she died at the end of the Killing School Life, Junko could only watch these events unfold in the afterlife; at the same time, she was already satisfied with what she accomplished in her life, as well as considering a world without despair to be a form of despair itself.

Junko is a young woman who is around 19 years old. (17 years in Danganronpa 3 - Side: Despair).

She has a tall, hourglass figure. She has blue eyes and long, thick, strawberry blonde hair tied in two pigtails. She has been shown to wear a variety of hair accessories over the series, but her signature accessories are a pair of hairclips seemingly patterned after Monokuma; the right clip is completely white with dot eyes, while the left is completely black with red eyes.

Due to her constantly-shifting personalities, Junko\'s appearance shifts slightly with her mood. This can be as simple as a new accessory (such as the crown on her "Queen" persona\'s head), or a complete change in appearance (such as the simplified design of her "cute" personality).

In the second game, Junko returned as an Artificial Intelligence controlling a giant avatar that resembled her appearance in the climax of the original game. The avatar also carried a heavily-decorated cell phone which Junko used to interact with the others.

In Danganronpa/Zero, it\'s stated that she looks much more average without her make-up. It\'s also heavily implied that her natural hair and eye color is red, considering her mental state while assuming her alternative identity.

Junko has worn a wide variety of outfits over the course of the Danganronpa series.

Junko\'s usual outfit includes a black cardigan over a white dress shirt, unbuttoned enough to expose the top of her black-and-red bra. A long tie loosely dangles around her neck, its design alternating between pure white (Danganronpa 3) and white with a pattern of stylized black bear heads (Danganronpa). Junko also wears a red miniskirt and mid-sized black boots with platform heels and red laces. She has long, possibly fake, red nails, and wears a white bunny hairclip and a large red and white bow as hair accessories. This was the outfit Junko wore while attending Hope\'s Peak Academy, and Mukuro wore it while masquerading as her sister during the Killing School life.

As the mastermind behind the Tragedy and the Killing School Life, Junko modified her accessories to reflect her role in Ultimate Despair. She added a red bowtie to the left side of her cardigan, her bunny hairclip and bow were replaced with Monokuma hairclips, and her tie was equal parts black and white, with a red line in a circle resembling a prohibition sign in the middle of the tie, where the colors meet. Junko wore this outfit during her final confrontation with the Killing School Life\'s survivors. Overall, this outfit seems to be based on the character of Monokuma, the red bowtie on the left side of Junko\'s cardigan resembling Monokuma\'s red left eye, while the circled "X" on her necktie may represent Monokuma\'s prominent navel.

Junko changes her appearance slightly when she switches between her various personalities. Her "royal" personality dons a small gold and red crown, her "intellectual" personality wears glasses and styles her hair in a ponytail, her "depressed" personality sports a few multicolored mushrooms on top of her head, and her "cute" personality simplifies her entire appearance to appear more cartoonish, including smoother pigtails, large, bright eyes, and a small smile similar to Hifumi Yamada\'s.

In the second game, Junko\'s Monokuma hairclips sometimes change to mimic her current personality, such as crying when she becomes depressed or gaining fiery auras to their eyes when she becomes excited or dramatic.

In (chronologically) earlier installments of the series, such as Danganronpa/Zero and Monaca Towa\'s flashbacks in Danganronpa Another Episode, Junko is seen in the third variation of her outfit. Her cardigan has been removed, and her dress shirt is buttoned up to hide her bra. Her red bowtie is pinned on the left side of her dress shirt, and her right pigtail is held by a black bunny clip with red eyes. She also wears a black miniskirt and a new tie that lacks the circled X and has a different balance of white and black; the collar and knot are white, while the rest is black. Junko\'s nails are still painted red, but they are much shorter than in her other outfits.

Upon her arrival in Japan in Side: Despair, Junko wore a long-sleeved leopard-print coat with fur trim around the collar and sleeve cuffs. She accentuated her look with a large brown belt cinched around her midriff, open-toed black pumps, and black lace garters around her neck and right thigh.

The photograph Makoto received after the fourth trial in Danganronpa showed Junko wearing a white cardigan instead of a black one, with the X-marked black-and-white tie she usually wore in her "Ultimate Despair" outfit.

As the Ultimate Fashionista, Junko has also worn many other outfits, most of which are briefly glimpsed on magazine covers early on in Danganronpa.

As a young fashionista, Junko is described as simply "not fake", charismatic and eager to try new things. During her first appearances, she comes across slightly air-headed and hot-tempered. In the official art book, she is described as a person who "drips with dissatisfaction the moment she opens her mouth" and tends to be in trouble with her classmates. She is also mentioned to be a bit too talkative with an overly carefree attitude.

However, Junko\'s real personality that is revealed at the conclusion of the Mutual Killing incident of Class 78th is notably different. Her true personality appears to be very apathetic and easily bored, to the unhealthy and abnormal degree. Because of this, her behavior and mannerisms tended to be extremely erratic and unstable by her own autonomous design; keeping up one "appearance" for too long bores her, which causes her to often switch between different personas. However, she is capable of maintaining one persona for extended periods of time when necessary, such as when she was overseeing the students through Monokuma. Junko\'s "moods" included (but were not limited to) her Monokuma persona, sickening cuteness, severe depression, clinical sophistication, and haughty superiority. She switched between "moods" regularly, often imitating other students\' expressions, which made for a highly unsettling conversation to the survivors. While entering the Hope\'s Peak Academy as one of Class 78th students, she often talked in her narration-style and writes it in a notebook.

Above all, Junko was deeply obsessed with despair, having found despair to be the most (and possibly the only) enjoyable emotion for her, whether it be the inflicting of despair unto others, or suffering from despair wholeheartedly. This made her extremely dangerous, as she wished to make the whole world feel absolute despair. However, this also often proved to be her biggest weakness, as she gave her opponents a "fair" chance to defeat her in order to make their despair all the greater if they fail, and happily welcomed her own despair if her plans fail. Both Junko herself and the game\'s creators have confirmed that she truly has no reason to do things she does other than despair itself, which makes her all the more dangerous and unable to reason with.

In Danganronpa/Zero, it\'s revealed that her love for despair developed at quite young age due to an unknown reason, and that her true talent is her near supernatural analytical skills. It\'s also shown that under her amnesiac state, Junko doesn\'t show a thirst for despair or particularly strong hate for boredom, implying that her constant case of forgetfulness had spared her from embracing despair again. However, the return of her memories brought her back to her former ways. In Danganronpa 3, it\'s finally revealed that similar to Izuru Kamukura, her talent is the reason why she is easily bored with the world and seeks out unpredictable despair to free herself from the said boredom.

As a mastermind and leader of Ultimate Despair, Junko was shown to be highly intelligent, cunning, somewhat impulsive, and extremely manipulative, violent and cruel without remorse. She was both physically and mentally abusive, highly toxic individual. She manipulated people into falling madly in love with her and used their weaknesses, their despair, against them. Things like hope, peace, and happiness disgusted her, but she sometimes gave hope to others, only to turn it into despair later. She often manipulated people into doing bad things instead of directly doing them herself, and then had a habit of blaming these manipulated people and claiming it wasn\'t her fault, as a part of proving her point that despair exists in everyone and that hope will naturally lose to that despair. While she is very skilled, Junko can also lie and cheat to further her own goals, even if it\'s hypocritical and goes against her beliefs. It should be noted that even though she claims despair is the great unknown, in the end the road of despair went exactly the way she had planned.

While very abusive and cruel even towards her loved ones, it\'s implied that she felt at least some care for them, in her own messed-up way. It is interesting to note that the two people who Junko loved the most (Mukuro and Yasuke) are the only people shown in canon to be killed directly by her: Mukuro through the Spears of Gungnir and Yasuke through stabbing, whereas most of her other victims were killed indirectly through executions. This is likely because killing those she holds most dear would cause her great despair and to Junko, the greater the despair, the better.

According to Kazutaka Kodaka and Junko\'s voice actress, her personality in Side: Despair is more natural version of her, closer to her true self and more neutral, before she started changing her personalities regularly. This seems to imply that her behavior in the first game is a result of decreasing mental health and deeper sinking into despair, explaining the more jaded and apathetic personality.

Junko\'s initial talent and the one she is famous for. She is very popular among people and students in Hope\'s Peak Academy; even the Steering Committee guaranteed her talent. She often appeared in magazines as the cover model. She uses her Ultimate Analyst talent to her advantage, as she can predict trends.

Junko\'s true talent allows her to quickly analyze her surroundings with near superhuman fast and detailed thinking.

This talent gives her an excellent ability to make very detailed plans in a short amount of time. She is also excellent at reading and thus manipulating others. She can often predict what a person is going to do before they do it - an ability she can use to defeat opponents much stronger than her. It is also this ability that threw her into boredom since she was able to accurately guess how events would play out; this fueled her love of despair as an "unknown".

Junko has the ability to cause nearly anyone to fall into despair, even Izuru, someone considered to be the Ultimate Hope. Using her talent as the Ultimate Analyst, Junko could detect everyone\'s weaknesses and use this information to manipulate or even exploit people around her to do her bidding. This was exampled by how she could prevent the Warriors of Hope from committing suicide and persuaded them to join her in spreading despair by killing adults. It changes human\'s history as Monaca Towa, the real target and the only member that Junko interested in ended up creating Monokuma in a large, mass number.

The only person she could never get to was Makoto, the other Ultimate Hope. She manipulated the Reserve Course into rioting and then committing a mass suicide thanks to a video she forged of the first killing game.

As children, Junko and her twin sister Mukuro, had lived in abject conditions and they were even homeless at some point. As she puts it, she regretted the moment of her own birth, feeling that her birth into the world was a mistake. Due to her analytical skills allowing her to predict the outcome of events, she became bored with the world. Because of that, she took an interest in despair, which she believes is unpredictable and exciting, at very young age.

As a child, she was close with Yasuke Matsuda and they became lovers at older age. Both of them didn\'t have any other friends. One particular moment between the two when they were elementary school students was when Junko spent a month building a sand sculpture modeled after the Sagrada Familia church at the public park, and she even used very advanced techniques for her age. The sculpture got closer to completion and many people from around the neighborhood came over just to watch her work.

One day, the sand castle was found destroyed just before it was completed. Junko cried continuously for almost an entire day and Yasuke went around angrily looking for the perpetrator. Not being able to find out anything useful discouraged Yasuke. While he was sitting on a bench in front of the remains of the sand sculpture, Junko ran up to him with a large smile and whispered in his ear that she was the culprit who destroyed the sculpture all along, asking him to keep it a secret. When asked for a reason, she replied that she did so by accident. Truthfully, she had done this to get Yasuke out of his house, upset that his mother\'s condition had led him to become more withdrawn than usual.

In the years following the death of Yasuke\'s mother, Junko became the person that Yasuke felt he could always lean on. She promised to always be there for him, which helped develop his stronger feelings towards her. She said she\'ll never forget Yasuke even if she forgets everything else, and they\'ll always be together. For the first time in his life, Yasuke cried in front of another person, after making her promise she won\'t make fun of him, won\'t tell anyone and won\'t try to console him.

Junko had a strong desire to "paint the world in despair" and planned to start The Tragedy, the worst, most despair-inducing incident in the history of mankind. She called herself and her sister the Despair Sisters AKA the Ultimate Despair.

As a teen, Junko began a modeling career and quickly became an idol amongst the Japanese population with her extravagant tastes. One reason for her popularity was the fact that, ironically, she didn\'t seem fake. Her career created a lot of unwanted attention as well; she claimed that the only men who were interested in her were "creeps who did not actually care about her."

Junko used to attend Gunma Prefectural Shibutani High School. She was scouted into Hope\'s Peak Academy as the Ultimate Fashionista along with her twin sister Mukuro, the Ultimate Soldier, into Class 78th. Unlike other students, her admission is a special case by the recommendation of the Steering Committee; her talent is guaranteed by the Committee, with explicit dis-involvement of Jin Kirigiri and Koichi Kizakura. The responsibility of her as a student was placed upon the headmaster after her admission, with the Committee removing their responsibility on her development.

Junko first appeared walking out of a taxi at the airport. She leaves a wallet rigged to explode in the car as a "tip" for the driver. Junko then walked into the airport and waited for her sister Mukuro, while narrating her plan to the viewer and her sister.

The two are later seen in a limo. Junko asks Mukuro if she has more freckles while picking up an ice pick, trying to repeatedly stab her her with it, which Mukuro manages to easily block. Mukuro, in her head, mentions how her her sister is trying to taste the despair of killing her own sister; thinking about how her sister will surely fall into despair if she succeeds.

Junko then takes out a grenade and, after jumping to the other side of the limo, throws it at Mukuro. Mukuro, however, simply played with the grenade like a ball and throws it outside the limo, blowing up underneath another car. Following that, Junko went back to her sister and told her that she stinks, blaming it on her body odor, with Mukuro stating that she has been bathing. She then asks Junko on why she contacted her. Junko explained that the two of them have been scouted by Hope\'s Peak Academy and that they will be attending school there.

The two are later seen at the school ceremony, right behind Makoto Naegi, who is about to walk into the school, as Junko narrates the story. Mukuro asks Junko if narrating is her current obsession, with Junko saying that it is, but that she already got bored of it as she draws a picture of Monokuma.

Sometime after the entrance ceremony, Junko kidnaps one of Hope\'s Peak Academy trustee and tortures, presumably killing, him by scooping his eye out with a spoon covered with curry; torturing the trustee with something easily familiar and seemingly harmless to him to make the torture more interesting.

With her sister assisting her, Junko manages to reach the room where Izuru Kamukura is held in. As Mukuro killed the guards, Junko, while eating takoyaki, tells her sister to clean the mess she\'s made and finally arrives in front of the room. Mukuro states that the door has a retinal scanner. Junko claims that she has "borrowed" what they need and picks the trustee\'s eyeball from her takoyaki, granting the sisters access to the room.

Junko showed her excitement and complimented Izuru before she started to manipulate him by showing her intention to kill him using a knife. However, Izuru easily blocks Junko\'s attack and pins her down to the floor, while he effortlessly slams Mukuro to the wall. Junko then shares Izuru about her interests with despair, which Izuru immediately claims is rather illogical. Junko then tells the experimented student that the logic is irrelevant to her. Izuru then assesses that she has super analytic abilities and asks Junko why she would place herself in a situation where she would obviously lose.

Junko revealed that the reason why she loved despair so much because of her super analytical ability, she got bored with the world and only despair that could save her from that boredom. She also recognizes Izuru\'s analytical ability persuaded her to join her side. When Junko started to really enjoy her current situation, the alarms are activated and Izuru is prompted to knock her out.

Junko regained her consciousness inside the school\'s hospital, where Mukuro told her that she managed to make excuses for her injuries, claiming that she tripped and fell down a flight of stairs. Mukuro then tells her that after Izuru knocked her out, he informs the Ultimate Soldier that he will be "waiting" for the two of them. Junko excitedly jumps out of her bed and decided to meet with him despite her injuries. She passes by Ryota Mitarai and shows an immediate interest in him claiming that their meeting is yet another fateful encounter.

Episode 07 - The Biggest, Most Atrocious Incident in Hope\'s Peak Academy\'s History

Outside of the Hope\'s Peak hospital, Junko asked Ryota and he replied that he was the Ultimate Animator. Junko eagerly wanted to see his anime and invited Ryota\'s dorm. After watching Ryota\'s anime, Junko and Mukuro are so moved that they are reduced to a sobbing mess after seeing the test stages of the anime. Junko is intrigued as Ryota explaining the techniques that he used, and equates it to brainwashing; he justified it by saying it can be used in a beneficial way while Junko sees it as something she can use to her advantage.

Junko has set Ryota up in the office of the missing Steering Committee member while Mukuro brought the abducted Mikan, making Junko decided to let Mikan watch the anime. She lft Mikan with Ryota while she and Mukuro go to get Izuru. Junko wanted to show Izuru the Student Council Killing Game that she had planned and invited him to watch the despair-inducing event.

The Despair Sisters assembled the Student Council, planning for them to kill each other. The council refused even after Junko unveils taped that have their parents scandals on them. Before the Killing Game started, Junko gave Mukuro a song note and ordered her to sing while the frightening event occured.

As the chaos unfolds, Junko made her way into the control room with Mukuro. Junko talked about how despair can make life more interesting as she observed the massacre taking place on the security camera\'s. In the end, only Soshun Murasame survived the killing game with the remaining assumed survivor getting killed in a confrontation with Izuru. Izuru is shocked when the dying council member gets off a shot that grazes his cheek.

Junko sent mass e-mails to all of the Reserve Course students, exposing the Student Council massacre, and Izuru\'s existence. She used security footage to blame the murders on Izuru and stated that the Reserve Course was implemented to get money for human experimentation. This caused the Reserve Course to riot, ultimately leading to the Parade of the Reserve Course.

In the secret room that she stole from a trustee that she executed, Junko was solving a jigsaw puzzle and looking at Class 77-B\'s wonderful photos filled with so much hope while the already-brainwashed Mikan telling her that the class rep Chiaki Nanami and the homeroom teacher Chisa Yukizome worked so hard for her class. This information developing Junko\'s interest in making Class 77-B turned from the full hope into Ultimate Despair.

Junko advised Ryota to return to his class and when he asked back why Junko wasting her time solving a jigsaw puzzle, Junko simply flipped the solved puzzle and answered that when the order she spent a long time to build was ultimately swallowed by chaos, it can cause a great despair.

Junko later appeared kicking Mikan who trying to seduce Ryota into despair. Ryota asked Junko whether she was the one who drove Mikan into despair, and she answered through her project presentation. She planned to use Ryota\'s brainwashing anime technique and combining it with the recording of The Tragedy of Hope\'s Peak Academy, resulting in a brainwashing video titled Despair Video to knock the world into despair. Junko blackmailed Ryota by choosing his classmates as the participant of the next Mutual Killing Game if he won\'t cooperate with her.

Due to Mikan\'s disappearance, her classmates went out to search for her and eventually making Nagito Komaeda and Chiaki discovered Junko\'s hideout. She was impressed by Nagito after he could stop Mukuro from intervening his plan and asked him how she could track so many information regarding her movement. Junko showed her disgust over Nagito\'s babbling toward hope, and commented that his love for hope is insane until a despairful degree. As Nagito pointed a gun to Junko, she showed no movement as she already predicted that Izuru would come to save her by jamming Nagito\'s gun and shot him with it. She praised Izuru once again, and of course she didn\'t get any reaction from him.

Junko intervened the conversation between Izuru and Chiaki who desperately asking his true identity as Hajime. Then she introduced herself as the mastermind of the whole mess of the Hope\'s Peak Academy to Chiaki. As she already put her interest in Chiaki before their first encounter, Junko had planned to make her watch the Despair Video that she and Ryota created. However, Chisa came and created a diversion by throwing a fire extinguisher, allowing Chiaki and the collapsed Nagito escaped from Junko\'s grasp.

After the two students left, Junko told Chisa that she let Chiaki and Nagito escaped because she came up with a better plan. After she introduced herself and Izuru to Chisa, she explained that the students of Class 77-B will be dyed with despair that day by brainwashing them using the Despair Video. To show the results of the brainwashing, Junko called an already-brainwashed Reserve Course student and ordered him to commit suicide. As he slowly killed himself by cutting his own neck, Junko excitedly told Chisa that she will fallen into despair just like him too. Junko and Mukuro tied and forced Chisa to watch the brainwashing video. She need to go somewhere else and ordered Mukuro to do whatever she wants to the teacher.

Junko, along with a bunch of brainwashed Reserve Course students gathered on a bridge as they accompanied Junko in biding her farewell to Ryota who escaped from her secret hideout. She thanked Ryota for making the complete version of Despair Video, because of his "hard work", she is going to brainwash Ryota\'s classmates and plunged the world into despair. Junko clamed the panicked Ryota down by telling that the creation of Despair Video is not his fault at all and instead, telling him to run because running away from the problem is Ryota\'s despair.

After the Tragedy of Hope\'s Peak Academy, Junko spread rumors about it, claiming that Izuru Kamukura was the culprit. Yasuke was asked by the school to interrogate her, but in reality he was Junko\'s ally. In preparation for the Mutual Killing of 78th Class, Junko tested procedures for memory-erasing with the reluctant assistance of Yasuke. Having succeeded in erasing her own memories with Yasuke\'s memory-erasing technology, she assumed the fake identity of Ryoko Otonashi and hid from suspicion.

As she no longer remembered who she was, she only had false information in a notebook and the continual deception by both Yasuke and Mukuro (who pretended to be Junko) to go off on. Around the same time, the school board members were killed one by one by Mukuro.

Eventually, she managed to recover all of her lost memories and she killed Yasuke in a fit of despair. Afterwards, Junko returned to her school life and continued preparations for the 78th Class\' Mutual Killing along with Mukuro.

Around the time when The Tragedy was beginning, five abused kids from Hope\'s Peak Elementary School called Monaca, Nagisa Shingetsu, Kotoko Utsugi, Masaru Daimon and Jataro Kemuri were about to commit suicide. However, Junko stopped them and took them under her wing, convincing them that the adults who abused them were wrong.

Junko manipulated and brainwashed the children, giving them their first true hope and acting loving towards them. She made them think that they\'re her property. However, in truth, she was only interested in Monaca, who as a member of the Towa Group mass produced extremely dangerous Monokuma robots for Junko.

Furthermore, Junko decided to use the children to cause more despair and taught them that all the adults are Demons who need to be killed. The children started to call themselves the Warriors of Hope. The kids seemingly were loving towards Junko as well, but as later revealed in Danganronpa: Another Episode, Monaca was the only one who was ultimately loving towards her, often referring to her as "Big Sis Junko".

At Junko\'s bequest, all the Reserve Students committed mass suicide, furthering the message of despair. The riots spread outside the school, both online and off, and slowly became more violent and destructive as more and more people succumbed to despair. Wars started and soon the whole world fell into despair. The whole incident was known as The Tragedy.

The Ultimate Despair members worshiped Junko and spread all over the world to cause terrible things for the sake of despair. They even killed their friends and families. The Warriors of Hope started to kill adults, even their parents, in order to create a paradise for children.

Junko\'s classmates, the Class 78th, sealed Hope\'s Peak Academy and lived peacefully inside it for a year without knowing that the Ultimate Despair members were already in their midst. Junko incapacitated them somehow, executed the headmaster Jin Kirigiri, and erased her classmates\' memories.

Junko starts the Mutual Killing of Class 78th and speaks to her classmates through a smaller version of Monokuma, hiding her true identity.

She worked behind the scenes and controlled Monokuma in order to cause anxiety and paranoia among the students to make them kill each other. She also began to broadcast everything as a TV program for the public to enjoy and fall into despair.

Mukuro posed among the students as Junko herself and the original plan was to have her trapped in the dungeon in order to "set an example" for the students not to directly rebel against Monokuma. However, on a whim, Junko decided to kill her sister for real and she was brutally impaled by Monokuma with numerous spears, dubbed "Spears of Gungnir". The reason Junko killed Mukuro was to bring her and her sister despair, since beyond all appearances she truly did love Mukuro. Despite this, the survivors of the Killing School Life took it as plain murder.

All of the students then believed that Junko had died, not knowing that the Junko they knew was an imposter, because at the time the students were not privy to the fact that there were actually sixteen students.

After the class trial, Kyoko told Makoto that she had found a hidden room containing secret documents about Hope\'s Peak Academy, accessed through the supply closet of the second floor men\'s restroom. After Makoto entered this room, a masked Junko knocked him out from behind. When he woke up, all of the files were gone.

Chapter 5 - 100 Mile Dash; Pain of a Junk Food Junkie

During the course of events, Junko was able to ensure the deaths of several of the students, before realizing that Kyoko Kirigiri had somehow managed to break into the headmaster\'s office and steal the master key and part of Mukuro\'s profiled information. She then decided to break her own rules and stage a murder by using Mukuro\'s body.

Junko almost succeeded in her attempt to kill Makoto and frame Kyoko, but was ultimately fruitless when Kyoko saved Makoto just as she was about to stab him, and then by Makoto not calling out Kyoko\'s lie during the Class Trial when Kyoko announced that she would not have been able to access her own room.

With Kyoko\'s lie not called out, a frustrated Junko had no choice but to call guilt on Makoto, who remained under unconvincing suspicion throughout the trial. Junko\'s plans to execute Makoto were thwarted by Alter Ego, however, who had stopped the execution in time for Makoto to evade death. She taunted the students, still, despite the setback, and proclaimed that even if Makoto survived the execution he would eventually rot inside the school garbage dump, making his punishment worse than usual, despite her preferences on executions.

Chapter 6 - Ultimate Pain, Ultimate Suffering, Ultimate Despair, Ultimate Execution, Ultimate Death

Junko had not counted on Kyoko jumping into the rubbish chute to save him, and was properly thwarted when both Kyoko and Makoto showed up at the gymnasium to issue an ultimatum. She was forced to accept that a retrial is necessary, but then Junko —then still in Monokuma form— decided to gradually reveal the whole truth to the students, confident that even if she was exposed, they would not be able to handle the shock of the outside world they longed to go back to having already “ended” due to The Tragedy.

During the final Class Trial, Makoto and Kyoko deduce that Junko was the one pulling the strings the entire time and she was revealed to be the mastermind behind everything at the Academy. She then confirmed the suspicion - one that emerged from the intense Class Trial debates - that she erased everyone\'s memories of the last two years so she could implement her plan to make the world suffer in despair.

Junko then put a vote together to have students vote for the abstract ideas of “hope” versus “despair”, where all but Makoto would live their lives out within the confines of the Academy if any one of the students chose “Despair”, and Makoto alone will take a huge punishment - meaning he would have been subjected to The Ultimate Punishment if anyone would vote for despair.

However, Makoto reassured the surviving students of a future ahead despite the difficulties, and thus was able to convince all the students to vote for “Hope”, condemning Junko to a final defeat in the climax of a Machinegun Talk Battle of “Hope” versus “Despair”.

Though seemingly livid over the results shortly after the vote was settled, Junko instead became perversely delighted as she tasted her own despair for once. She delightfully accepted her execution and death, but not before giving the remaining students the means to escape the Academy. It was also noted she was feeling the tiniest bit down because she had wanted to spread the despair she was feeling to the entire world.

After Junko was executed, most members of Ultimate Despair committed suicide. The surviving members hacked her body into pieces and attached those parts to themselves; one notable example was Nagito, who took her left hand and treated it as his own, despite it being non-functional, and Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu, who removed his own right eye and implanted it with Junko\'s.

As a back-up plan, Junko had created an AI version of herself, with the knowledge she stole from Chihiro Fujisaki. It\'s even implied that her death was planned right from the start.

Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls

AI Junko manipulates both the Warriors of Hope and the adults of the Towa City in the form of Shirokuma and Kurokuma. In the end, both robots are destroyed by Izuru to salvage their hard-drives for their AI.

After she failed to make Makoto\'s little sister, Komaru Naegi as the Successor of Junko Enoshima, Monaca decides to become Junko\'s Successor herself.

Izuru, after being captured by the Future Foundation along with other Remnants of Despair, downloads AI Junko into the Neo World Program. Once in the game, she started changing the programming surrounding the Graduation and also began the Field Trip of Mutual Killing. Her motives behind doing both things were so that she could obtain comatose bodies and lure the Future Foundation into the game.

Chapter 6 - This is the End, Goodbye Academy of Despair

Once Hajime Hinata and the rest of the survivors reached the final trial and the choice to either graduate or live on the island forever, Junko pretended to be Makoto and force them to graduate. After the survivors realize they are being tricked, Junko reveals herself in the form of a giant body and communicates with them through the use of a giant cell phone which displays her. As the trial carries on, Makoto, Kyoko, and Byakuya Togami appear in the game and Junko\'s full plans are revealed to the cast.

Junko planned to use the graduation ceremony to upload her own AI into the comatose bodies which would effectively revive her in their bodies and to also keep the members of the Future Foundation locked in the game forever as she is the one that must allow a student to graduate.

Junko\'s overall goal, in the end, was to fill the entire world with copies of herself that she dubs "Junkoland". Junko spreads her despair into the survivors and manipulates them into wanting to graduate but with the help of Chiaki Nanami , Hajime is able to become awakened and put an end to her despair. With this, the eight are able to activate the Forced Shutdown, which put an end to the AI Junko for good.

Junko appeared in a flashback when Juzo Sakakura mused that he won\'t fail Kyosuke Munakata again, referring to how she blackmailed him into lying about her role in the fall of Hope\'s Peak Academy.

Junko appeared in the afterlife, talking with Chisa while watching the events of the Final Killing Game. She recapped the events that led to the outcome of the Final Killing Game, laughing at how Chisa effectively destroyed the Future Foundation by turning Kazuo and Kyosuke against each other. Chisa continued her narration, rebutting Junko\'s claim that the world is done for, stating that this story will end in hope, causing Junko to say that it doesn\'t matter anymore because both of them are already dead.

Mukuro is Junko\'s older twin sister. While Mukuro cared deeply for her younger sister, Junko had absolutely no love for her sister and sees her as a tool to do her bidding, while at the same time behaved towards Mukuro in a derogatory manner.

She seemingly displayed no concern for Mukuro and was willing to kill her (while Mukuro was disguised as her) to set an example to the remaining students, and because she was \'a poor actor\'. It\'s revealed that before attending Hope\'s Peak Academy, Junko had already tried to kill Mukuro. One example of this is when Junko tried to murder her sister with an ice pick and a grenade while in a limo. Mukuro, however, did not allow her to do this, blocked Junko\'s attacks, and threw the grenade out the window.

However, paradoxically, it was also indicated that she did truly love her sister and that her betrayal was meant to send them both into despair (for Junko, the despair of killing her sister, and for Mukuro, the despair of being betrayed and killed by her sister). However, Junko never knew, or tried to understand, that Mukuro\'s definition of despair had always differed from hers.

Yasuke and Junko were childhood friends and met on amicable terms during when Yasuke\'s unnamed mother was struck with a disease implied to be Alzheimer\'s, causing her to lose recognition of her son which also resulted in Yasuke being neglected and abused as a child, which later made him become majorly depressed and introverted before he met Junko while still in elementary school. One particular moment between the two when they were children was when Junko spent many days building a sand castle. One day, the sand castle was found destroyed. Yasuke went around angrily looking for the perpetrator until finally, Junko approached him that it was actually her that destroyed her own sand castle.

In the years following the death of Yasuke\'s mother, Junko became the person that Yasuke felt he could always lean on, in fact he didn\'t have any other close ones. She promised to always be there for him, which helped develop his stronger feelings towards her. She said she\'ll never forget Yasuke even if she forgets everything else, and that they\'ll always be together. For the first time in his life, Yasuke cried in front of another person, after making her promise she won\'t make fun of him, won\'t tell anyone and won\'t try to console him. He became dependent of her and ready to do anything for her and they eventually became lovers.

Both of them later enrolled in Hope\'s Peak Academy and after the school\'s tragedy Yasuke reluctantly assisted Junko in her plans, creating her alternative identity Ryoko Otonashi. He wanted to prevent her from ever remembering, in order to protect her from herself and to protect other people. However, Junko had already planned ahead and had murders occur in the school. Despite not enjoying despair and killing, Yasuke was willing to do unethical things for the sake of protecting Junko, even if it caused him to feel horrible guilt.

Finally, Yasuke understands and admits to himself that Junko has only been using him. He is frustrated by her love for despair and he\'s angered when he assumes that she never cared about him. He states that he both loves and hates her, and eventually he decides to kill her when she is still Ryoko. However, he ends up getting killed by Junko in a fit of despair, as he is one of the few people she cares about the most. He was stabbed in the side by Junko and afterwards, she kicked his body until it was a bloody unrecognizable mess. He died believing that Junko did not care about him at all, but in truth this was not the case. Junko did not view him as a mere servant or even an ally and truly did love him as he did her as killing him resulted in her sadness and grief for his death and let him die in despair for the sake of increasing her own despair, proving this with the words “... you were the most important person to me of all...” after his death.

Due to her making his friends and classmates kill one another, Soshun greatly despises and fears Junko. Whenever he hears her name, he breaks down and starts to go insane. During these breakdowns he would say he would kill Junko.

From the moment she first saw Makoto, she knew he would cause problems for her, due to him and his luck are unpredictable and for the same motive, Junko leaves Makoto alive because he\'s the only one who can defy her. During the mutual killing life game Makoto foils Junko\'s attempt to execute Kyoko then Junko attempted to convince the other survivors to execute Makoto but they instead they vote to execute her. Makoto states that she doesn\'t need to die, but Junko executes herself even after his request.

Due to how close she was to discovering the truth about the killing game and her stealing her skeleton key, Junko recognized Kyoko as a threat and attempted to frame her for the murder of Mukuro, who was dead at the time, but this plan is ruined by Makoto.

An underclassman and member of the Class 77-B of Hope\'s Peak Academy. Her talent allowed her to see a certain "something" in Ryota during their first encounter, and immediately tried to find out his talent. Ryota was embarrassed at first. He was also angered by Junko\'s disinterest in anime, but quickly warmed up to her when she began to show interest in his animation. Although often bewildered by Junko\'s violent actions, he was grateful to her for giving him an entirely new environment for him to work on his anime.

However, Ryota starts to grow suspicious of Junko when she talks about despair and Mikan stops acting normally. After Ryota finds a video of the student council\'s mutual killing game, Junko tried to make him despair by traumatizing him. Ryota was fearful of her from then on and after he escapes, Junko doesn\'t kill him as she thought that running away from the situation was Ryota\'s despair.

Mikan was the first person in Class 77-B Junko brainwashed. Junko didn\'t actually care for her, wishing only to throw her into despair (or test her brainwashing video on Mikan); however, the effects of her brainwashing caused Mikan to worship her, doing anything Junko asked. Much like her sister, Junko physically and verbally abused Mikan, kicking her and calling her disgusting. She also seems to treat her like a servant, as Mikan is seen massaging her legs. Mikan refers to Junko as the only person who truly loved and paid attention to her, but Junko never viewed Mikan as anything more than a tool.

As one of the students that she brainwashed, Junko only thinks of Nagito as a tool, much like the other Ultimate Despairs, and does not care for him at all. It\'s later revealed that Nagito attempted to kill Junko on their first encounter, when Nagito found Junko in an underground tunnel by chance. Junko remained calm during these events, and was amused by how much Nagito believed in hope. Nagito ultimately failed to kill her, thanks to Izuru, but Junko later brainwashed Nagito and the rest of his class.

Junko was actually the one who killed the beloved class rep of Class 77-B. Upon meeting Chiaki in an underground room, Junko takes an interest in her, claiming she\'d been wanting to become friends with her, although this is obviously a lie. Junko wanted Chiaki to watch the brainwashing video, but after capturing and brainwashing Chisa, Junko changed her mind. Realizing how important Chiaki was to her class, Junko executes Chiaki to throw Class 77-B into despair. Junko was amused by how much hope Chiaki had, and taunted her for that during Chiaki\'s execution.

Junko had a somewhat complicated relationship with the homeroom teacher of Class 77-B. When Chisa learned that Junko was responsible for the recent events at Hope\'s Peak, she tried to protect her students from her, ultimately failing when Junko subdued and brainwashed her with the help of Mukuro. Even after being brainwashed, Chisa didn\'t harbor the same feelings that most of the Ultimate Despair held for Junko. She didn\'t love or admire her, and instead of bringing despair to the world, she brought it only to Kyosuke and the Future Foundation. Junko\'s feelings towards Chisa are unknown, but she seems to view Chisa as more than a tool to do her bidding; Junko is seen personally talking to Chisa in the afterlife, laughing at how much Chisa had accomplished as an Ultimate Despair. However, Chisa actually seems quite annoyed with Junko, frowning while she continues to talk about despair.

Kyosuke always hated Junko ever since he learned of her role in the Tragedy, and vowed to kill her. However, Junko didn\'t view him as a big obstacle or acknowledge his strength, both of which Kyosuke thought of her. Junko, however, mangaged to turn Kyosuke\'s closest friends against him; Chisa and Juzo. By brainwashing Chisa and blackmailing Juzo, she effortlessly convinced them to vouch for her and cover up her guilt. Later, Junko is seen laughing about how Chisa turned against Kyosuke in the afterlife, showing that she was amused by the way things had turned out.

Juzo holds a deep grudge against Junko for both causing him to betray Kyosuke and starting the Tragedy. When Juzo confronted Junko on Kyosuke\'s behalf, Junko managed to overpower him in a physical fight (with some brainwashed Reserve Course students). She continued by blackmailing him, threatening to show Kyosuke photos of Juzo showing love for him in private. Junko found the whole situation hilarious, and called Juzo weak, saying she had no more time to waste on someone like him.

Junko seems to have close relationships with some of the Ultimate Despair members, though she likely built those relationships to increase their loyalty to her and bring them deeper into despair. In general, they\'re described to be madly in love with her and shared her love for despair as a result of Junko\'s brainwashing. A few examples of this are Mikan Tsumiki and Nagito Komaeda, although Izuru seems to be the exception.

Besides that, Junko doesn\'t care about any of them - except to Mukuro and Izuru - considering them pawns to achieve her goals.

Junko at first seemed to have an underlying obsession with Izuru, possible because he is the Ultimate Hope, and attempted to kill him because of his title.

After realizing both her and Mukuro couldn\'t defeat him, she instead tried to convert Izuru into a member of the Ultimate Despair. She brings Izuru along with her when she triggers the first Hope\'s Peak killing game and she frames Izuru to show him what despair was, and eventually convinced him that a world of hope was boring. Izuru once protected Junko from Nagito after he attempts to kill her with a gun, showing that he was on Junko\'s side.

In the Danganronpa 3 relationship chart, Junko states that Izuru is a fateful encounter. She believed that she and him were destined for each other and a perfect match for spreading despair together, occasionally acting like an overly enthusiastic fan and flirting with him in a joking manner, though he is completely unresponsive and uninterested to this. Unusually, she also seemed to treat Izuru as an ally instead of her servant, and she was irritated when Izuru walked away without saying a proper goodbye.

In the end, neither of the two truly cared about each other and were only using each other—Izuru was just affiliated with her to see how unpredictable despair is, while Junko saw him as a tool in her hand, stating that she\'ll always find a use for him.

In Chapter 0 of Danganronpa 2, Izuru acknowledges that Junko used him in the past and seems to desire for revenge, as he wants to use her like she used him. Danganronpa 3 reveals that Izuru was actually manipulating events after The Tragedy to strengthen both sides of the conflict, setting up a scenario where Junko\'s despair could clash with the Future Foundation\'s hope in order to determine which truly was stronger.

Monaca sees Junko as her savior and idol after she stopped the Warriors of Hope before they committed suicide together. Junko planned to use the Warriors of Hope as one of her pawn to spread despair to the world.

Junko appears to be the only person Monaca genuinely cared about. She was the only Warrior of Hope who knew that Junko was just using them, but she didn\'t care, as she was so grateful for Junko for "shining light into her boring world".

Monaca also has many pictures of Junko in her secret room. One main photo depicts her with a younger looking Junko holding onto her wheelchair. Despite their closeness, even Junko didn\'t seem to know that she was only faking her disability.

Not wanting Junko\'s legacy to end, Monaca\'s main goal was to create a second-generation Junko Enoshima. She planned to become her successor herself based on the Servant\'s advice, but ended up giving up on this goal after she realized that she didn\'t want to become like him, completely obsessed with hope and despair.

“The \'hope\' that everyone longs for is just a preexisting harmony. But despair was the one thing that was different.” (to Izuru Kamukura)

“The heart-racing excitement of messy despair has a taste like you\'ve never known!” (to Izuru)

“Just like a single bullet setting off a world war, despair has the power to throw this world into chaos!” (to Izuru)

“Hey...isn\'t this world of preexisting harmony boring?” (to Izuru)

“You, who has it all and has grown bored of it, Izuru Kamukura...Only despair can save you! Only I can!"

"Hope is harmony. A just heart, moving toward the light. That is all. Despair is hope\'s polar opposite. It is messy and confusing. It swallows up love, hatred, and everything else. Because not knowing where you will end up is despair. Despair is even what you cannot predict. Only despair\'s unpredictability can save you from a boring future." (during The Tragedy of Hope\'s Peak Academy)

“(I had) reasons deeper and darker than the ocean! - ...Hah! As if!” (Regarding why she killed Mukuro Ikusaba)

“Let\'s give it everything we\'ve got! IT\'S... PUNISHMENT TIIIME!”

“The tears when I cried as a newborn were tears of despair!”

“Thousands of human falling over like dominoes... ahhh... that sight was so beautiful! I thought my brain was gonna melt..!”

“I get easily bored of my personality. ...Like, I already got bored of my personality who gets easily bored.”

“I got bored of getting bored... Jeez...even when I\'m dead I still get bored... This sucks...”

“Each and every thing that happened in this world was just an event within the game.”

“The game where you throw my words back at me is over! So you don\'t really have to worry about it!”

“Ugh! You always had such reckless hope! I love you sooooo much that you disgust me!” (to Makoto Naegi)

“If shomeone like me ish born, that meansh the world ish yearning for deshpair!”

“People who cling to stuff like hope, talent, or admiration are truly the weakest!”

“Au contraire, this IS a game. The game of hope and despair that started with your killing school life.”

“If you saw people dying one by one with your own eyes, by the same killing game you guys played... Hope dictates that you act all high-and-mighty and say "I\'m definitely gonna stop it this time!", right!?”

“Providing hopelessly skilled explanations is a quirk of mine.”

“Even if the world is happy, it\'s meaningless if you aren\'t happy.”

“As long as you don\'t yearn for hope... You\'ll never fall victim to despair...”

“Man, this is absolute despair... I feel despair upon despair and despair toward despair yet again...”

“Once you\'ve experienced the despair I\'ve suffered, there\'s no turning back.”

“Living in the shadows of past memories... That\'s...too sad, you know...”

“Ah, but I guess...I no longer...I no longer have to hope for despair...”

Machine Talk Battle/Bullet Talk Battle Statements (Game)

“You dare to stand against us!” (Queen Personality)

“Your idiocy ends here!” (Serious Personality)

“I just love despair!” (Cute Personality)

“Despair into tomorrow! Despair into your memories! Despair into nothingness!” (Final Argument)

“You won\'t be able to do it...! You won\'t be able to do anything!” (Final Argument)

Junko means “shield” coupled with “child”, while Enoshima refers to two things.

Enoshima can literally mean “island of the bay”, or refer to the island in the Kanagawa prefecture. 

While Junko\'s English title is “Ultimate Fashionista”, her original Japanese title is actually the more specific “Ultimate Gyaru”. The term gyaru (the Japanese transliteration for the English world “gal”) refers to fashion- and peer-conscious young Japanese women who, through their distinctive taste in fashion, promote the latest fashion trends - making the gyaru subculture a large influence on Japan\'s fashion economy. Since Junko is still a high school student, she is technically a コギャル “kogyaru” (an abbreviation of 高校生ギャル kōkōsei gyaru or “high school gyaru”), although in recent years this “subtype” of gyaru has become identified with the generic term so the distinction isn\'t necessary.

Kogyaru are known for altering their school uniforms (e.g. by shortening the skirt) and their fondness of platform boots - two visible features of Junko\'s attire.

Decorating one\'s cell phone extensively (as well as constantly handling it) is a signature gyaru habit which explains AI Junko\'s choice of an over-adorned cell phone as her courtroom avatar for the final trial of Danganronpa 2.

Gyaru, in general, are also fond of bleaching their hair and wearing colored contact lenses - making it highly probable that Junko has neither naturally strawberry blond hair nor naturally blue eyes. Bearing this fact in mind, it is very much possible that Junko\'s natural hair and eye colors are those of her temporary identity, Ryoko Otonashi, considering her mental state while assuming it.

According to Kazutaka Kodaka, Junko is the type of villain who has no sympathetic qualities nor tragic backstory to explain why she does what she does.

In Danganronpa 3, it\'s revealed that similar to Izuru, her supernatural analytical skills cause her constant boredom and as a result she developed an obsession with unpredictable despair.

Fitting her unstable and changing personality, Junko has no listed likes or dislikes.

One of Junko\'s poses (where she puts her hand in front of her face, leaving only one eye visible) is the same of Dio Brando from Jojo\'s Bizarre Adventures; she also says his catchphrase, “Useless, useless, useless!”, during a Machine gun Talk Battle.

In her haughty "Queen" personality, Junko\'s crown appears based on that of the King Slime from the Dragon Quest series. Notably, the first thing she says when she makes her appearance in the climax of the original Danganronpa is a direct quote of the Dragonlord from the original Dragon Quest[1].

It is unknown how Junko\'s body managed to stay intact for Ultimate Despair to retrieve and cut up after it was crushed during her execution. It\'s most likely that most of the execution cutscenes are highly stylized and exaggerated.

Both Junko and Chiaki are the only two characters to have gone through two executions (though both of their second executions involved their AI counterpart).

Junko and her twin sister Mukuro are both voiced by Megumi Toyoguchi in the Japanese version and Amanda Céline Miller (who also voices Toko Fukawa and Shirokuma) in the English version. Erin Fitzgerald, who voices some of Junko\'s “personalities”, also voices Genocide Jack, Kurokuma, and Seiko Kimura.

In the Otomedia Winter issue 2016, Kodaka revealed that Junko actually loved all her classmates from Class 78th and that she thinks Class 77th students are nothing to her compared to her own class. Likewise, she had deliberately make Class 78th survive in order for the shelter to be set up so she can set up the game. Kodaka also noted that the more she loves someone, the more she wants to treasure and revel in the killing game which is why she wanted and enjoyed her class to feel despair by her own hand.

↑ Her classmates\', Leon Kuwata and Toko Fukawa\'s ages, heavily imply this.

Kazuo Tengan • Kyosuke Munakata • Koichi Kizakura • Seiko Kimura • Chisa Yukizome • Juzo Sakakura • Miaya Gekkogahara • Ruruka Ando • Sonosuke Izayoi • Ryota Mitarai • Daisaku Bandai • Great Gozu • Aoi Asahina • Kyoko Kirigiri • Makoto Naegi • Yasuhiro Hagakure • Byakuya Togami

Komaru Naegi • Toko Fukawa • Genocide Jack

Monaca Towa • Robo-Miaya Gekkogahara • Usami • Monokuma Units

Nagisa Shingetsu • Masaru Daimon • Kotoko Utsugi • Jataro Kemuri

Izuru Kamukura • Kazuichi Soda • Teruteru Hanamura • Sonia Nevermind • Mahiru Koizumi • Hiyoko Saionji • Ultimate Imposter • Nekomaru Nidai • Akane Owari • Gundham Tanaka • Mikan Tsumiki • Nagito Komaeda • Ibuki Mioda • Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu • Peko Pekoyama

Sayaka Maizono • Leon Kuwata • Chihiro Fujisaki • Mondo Owada • Kiyotaka Ishimaru • Hifumi Yamada • Celestia Ludenberg • Sakura Ogami

Junko Enoshima • Mukuro Ikusaba • Izuru Kamukura

Jin Kirigiri • Koichi Kizakura • Kazuo Tengan • The Steering Committee • Chisa Yukizome • Kyosuke Munakata • Juzo Sakakura • Unnamed P.E. Teacher

Seiko Kimura • Sonosuke Izayoi • Ruruka Ando

Chiaki Nanami • Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu • Sonia Nevermind • Mahiru Koizumi • Hiyoko Saionji • Nekomaru Nidai • Teruteru Hanamura • Akane Owari • Kazuichi Soda • Gundham Tanaka • Mikan Tsumiki • Nagito Komaeda • Ibuki Mioda • Peko Pekoyama • Ryota Mitarai • Ultimate Imposter

Makoto Naegi • Sayaka Maizono • Kyoko Kirigiri • Celestia Ludenberg • Kiyotaka Ishimaru • Chihiro Fujisaki • Sakura Ogami • Hifumi Yamada • Leon Kuwata • Mondo Owada • Aoi Asahina • Yasuhiro Hagakure • Byakuya Togami • Toko Fukawa • Genocide Jack

Soshun Murasame • Kotomi Ikuta • Karen Kisaragi • Ryota Someya • Aiko Umesawa • Tomohiko Goryoku • Kiriko Nishizawa • Taro Kurosaki • Tsubasa Kamii • Sosuke Ichino • Shoji Yoko • Daiki Kubo • Suzuko Kashiki • Asukasei Hino

Four Dark Devas of Destruction • Pomeranian • Grizner

Ryoko Otonashi • Yasuke Matsuda • Yuto Kamishiro

Junko Enoshima • Mukuro Ikusaba • Kyoko Kirigiri • Makoto Naegi • Chihiro Fujisaki

Soshun Murasame • Karen Kisaragi • Daiki Kubo • Shoji Yoko • Suzuko Kashiki • Asukasei Hino • Ryota Someya

Makoto Naegi • Kyoko Kirigiri • Byakuya Togami • Sayaka Maizono • Kiyotaka Ishimaru • Sakura Ogami • Chihiro Fujisaki • Celestia Ludenberg • Mondo Owada • Toko Fukawa • Genocide Jack • Hifumi Yamada • Aoi Asahina • Leon Kuwata • Yasuhiro Hagakure • Mukuro Ikusaba

Jin Kirigiri • Alter Ego • Makoto and Komaru Naegi\'s parents • Komaru Naegi • Satomi Aoba • Ayaka Haneyama • Daiya Owada • Kenshiro • Santa Shikiba • Ultimate Physicist • Toranosuke Ishimaru • Chuck • Usami

Komaru Naegi • Toko Fukawa • Genocide Jack • Haiji Towa • Shirokuma • Hiroko Hagakure • Taichi Fujisaki

Masaru Daimon • Jataro Kemuri • Nagisa Shingetsu • Kotoko Utsugi • Monaca Towa

Junko Enoshima • Kurokuma • The Servant • Monokuma Kids

Yuta Asahina • Kanon Nakajima • Aloysius Pennyworth • Ayaka Haneyama • Takaaki Ishimaru • Kenshiro • Fuhito Kirigiri • Grand Bois Chéri Ludenberg • Takemichi Yukimaru • Kameko • Fujiko Yamada

Monokuma • Big Bang Monokuma • Guard Monokuma • Bomber Monokuma • Siren Monokuma • Ball Monokuma • Beast Monokuma • Junk Monokuma • Destroy Monokuma

Tokuichi Towa • Makoto and Komaru Naegi\'s parents

Sayaka Maizono\'s Sister • Chihiro Fujisaki\'s Mother

Izuru Kamukura (The True Mastermind) • AI Junko Enoshima

Hajime Hinata • Chiaki Nanami • Nagito Komaeda • Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu • Ibuki Mioda • Teruteru Hanamura • Akane Owari • Kazuichi Soda • Mikan Tsumiki • Gundham Tanaka • Hiyoko Saionji • Ultimate Imposter • Peko Pekoyama • Nekomaru Nidai • Sonia Nevermind • Mahiru Koizumi

Makoto Naegi • Kyoko Kirigiri • Byakuya Togami • Alter Ego

Four Dark Devas of Destruction • Izuru Kamukura (The Founder) • Natsumi Kuzuryu • Sato • Hanamura • Nagito Komaeda\'s dog • Daisuke