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Sudden twin reveal! We can't have mystery game without one.

I like Junko already. She's completely nuts.

It makes sense, though. She played Monokuma for days. That was probably a prt of her personality showing.

Talking about motives reminded me of this phrase from TF2: As long as there are two people alive on Earth, someone will want someone dead.

HOLY SHIT. Genocide Jill knew everything from the start, and didn't bother to say it. Amazing.

So the start of the game was too years ago, and nobody noticed. Did they not notice their bodies growing and changing, either?

This is like that scene at the start of Avengers Endgame where they kill Thanos. After he wiped out half of the cast and destroyed the world. An empty victory.

I guess the game won't reveal what the Tragedy was, but I'm getting a parallel to the real world. In the game, it seems people progressively became more aggressive and hateful, and relationships became polarizing, until the civil unrest got out of control and turned into a chain reaction. We haven't gotten to that point in real life, but it's worrying how society keeps getting more polarized.

I mean, the Ultimate Despair also played a role, but they could have just been the catalyst. Maybe stage a terrorist attack, or spread fake news, and give people a reason to want to kill each other. So they all became animals.

An extended argument where you have to convince everyone, and if you get to the end, you take damage. Attack despair with hope. Cheesy, but nice.

Junko is about to kill herself. Time to cick the SPARE button.

Meh. I guess this isn't Undertale.

So they get to leave. Into an apocalyptical word. But they have no choice but to press forward and try to rebuid it.

And Monokuma still lives! - DUN DUN DUN