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Topic	Zelda plays Danganronpa Part 3 - Rise and Shine, Ursine
MrSmartGuy 12/30/19 9:28:33 PM #408:	I had the exact same thought as you during the fourth wall-breaking everything's fiction reveal. I enjoyed it at first, but the game reeeeeeeeally drags on a good half hour beyond what it needed to to drive the point home, and the final trial truly suffers because of it. I had to put the game down and just sulk in anger for a good two hours because of it. But then I let those hours become days and weeks and months, and as time went on, the more I appreciated it. Everything about the final trial. It's a massive deconstruction of its own fanbase, and it's glorious. Some final notes about this game being the 53rd season of Danganronpa: The Monokubs are actually deliberately terrible and pointless. The Danganronpa staff was running out of ideas and shoehorned them in so they could sell more merchandise and expand the brand. That kid was named Makoto because the parents were huge DR fans and named their kid after the first protagonist. In Shuichi's lab, there is a bookcase full of murder mysteries. On that shelf are exactly 52 books. It also notes that some of the murders look more realistic, while others are just drawings. They're books with the murders of the other 52 Danganronpas, and the drawings are the ones that were from the games and anime. Tsumugi was constantly throwing out references, not because she's a bad character (well, she is, but that's beside the point), but because she was trying to keep the audience engaged. This is the only game with the disclaimer that all characters in the game are fictional. --- Xbox GT/PSN name/Nintendo ID: TatteredUniform http://www.scuffletown.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/tRBE1.gif <cite>MrSmartGuy posted [p:932260810] in Zelda play... [t:78195743]...</cite> <quote>I had the exact same thought as you during the fourth wall-breaking everything's fiction reveal. I enjoyed it at first, but the game reeeeeeeeally drags on a good half hour beyond what it needed to to drive the point home, and the final trial truly suffers because of it. I had to put the game down and just sulk in anger for a good two hours because of it. But then I let those hours become days and weeks and months, and as time went on, the more I appreciated it. Everything about the final trial. It's a massive deconstruction of its own fanbase, and it's glorious. Some final notes about this game being the 53rd season of Danganronpa: The Monokubs are actually deliberately terrible and pointless. The Danganronpa staff was running out of ideas and shoehorned them in so they could sell more merchandise and expand the brand. That kid was named Makoto because the parents were huge DR fans and named their kid after the first protagonist.In Shuichi's lab, there is a bookcase full of murder mysteries. On that shelf are exactly 52 books. It also notes that some of the murders look more realistic, while others are just drawings. They're books with the murders of the other 52 Danganronpas, and the drawings are the ones that were from the games and anime.Tsumugi was constantly throwing out references, not because she's a bad character (well, she is, but that's beside the point), but because she was trying to keep the audience engaged.This is the only game with the disclaimer that all characters in the game are fictional. --- Xbox GT/PSN name/Nintendo ID: TatteredUniform http://www.scuffletown.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/tRBE1.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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