What would have happened had Makoto been the one stabbed that night instead of Sayaka. When luck pulls him from the clutches of death how will the two friends deal with the emotional fallout that comes with it? An AU wherein Sayaka does not die at the start and continues to participate in the killing game. Naezono.

We know the story. Class 78th loses their memories, and were forced into the killing game. Only a few of them survive the game. And what happens when those sixteen students, their memories of each other intact, watch the Danganronpa series? What happens if they see their future selves killing each other? Watch, as Class 78th watches their future.

In one world, Robin died abandoned by those she thought friends, with the sword of her lover driven into her chest. In another world, a young man with no memories of his past was trusted to guide Ylisse in war. Given a new chance, the broken queen will make sure this young tactician survived, no matter the cost.

When Athena saved Simon Blackquill, she'd effectively achieved the impossible. What people don't know? She had a little help. A favor, from the angel down below. And now, she must pay the price for their assistance.

A single event can change the course of history. Circumstances change when the students of Hope's Peak Academy decide to stand together against the Mastermind. Massive spoilers for the entire first game. You have been warned.

Rantaro Amami, having completed his first Killing Game, was immediately thrust into another. Yet, for some odd reason, his memories of the first remained in tact, including all the time he spent with Tsumugi Shirogane, the Mastermind. Having the Survivor Monopad and knowing where her hideout is, Rantaro confronts Tsumugi about this, attempting to convince her of her true feelings.

Being dropped into the killing game is always a dangerous place to be as a student of Hope's Peak, not knowing what will happen or who will kill whom. But what happens when the one in charge has a change of heart? Or rather, has the mind of someone else entirely who will stop at nothing to save everyone they can. Even if it dives them to Despair.

After making a mistake in chasing after Jinx, Caitlyn finds herself in a problematic situation with her world spiraling out of her control. However, what if the mistake turns into an opportunity for her to find out what made Jinx into the insane criminal she seems to be. Can she take this new found information and repair the broken gears of Jinx's mind? Revision of Broken Gears.

It was over. The Mastermind was gloating and Shuichi was feeling despair. Was it true? Everything they had done, all the sacrifices made, was it all really for nothing? If the killing games really were as big as the Mastermind says, how could he possible counter it? He had nothing. Except a feeling something was off. Hold on, Fiction? But wouldn't that mean... V3-6 Spoilers.

Two high schoolers try out for the 53rd season of Danganronpa. Unfortunately, they don't get what they wanted. (Spoilers for all of v3, you have been super warned).

"So, I'm stuck inside an academy for gifted kids, currently under the control of-" "The great Monokuma!" "... yeah. I'm surrounded by some pretty interesting people, and we're all-" "Being forced into a glorious game of mutual killing! Isn't that right, my star pupil?" "This isn't going to go well, just to be clear." M for graphic violence and murder. DISCONTINUED!