That is, until Monokuma finally makes his appearance and declares that this is another killing game, this time inside a resort. Apparently this is all supposed to be a field trip, to make all the students bond together. Yes, 15! You all awaken in a remote tropic island called Jabberwork Island, and you are greeted by Usami, a rabbit-like character that is reminiscent of Monokuma without the evil smile. The beginning is kind of similar to the first Danganronpa – you play the role of Hajima Hinata, who’s lost his memory as he was about to enter Hope’s Peak Academy along with 15 other students. Assuming you are familiar with the first one, let me talk about the second episode now. If you have never played the series, you need anyway to start with the first one, or you will simply miss most of the subtleties of this second episode. It’s one of the best Visual Novels ever in my opinion, and well worth doing if you have never experienced anything in that genre. I have already reviewed the first Danganronpa a while ago, so you might want to check that review first if you are new to the series.
Finding the actual identity of a killer… Danganronpa, what you need to know The premise of Danganronpa is that you get a bunch of high school kids locked in one place, with the only one way for a single one of them to get out: murdering one of their classmates without being correctly identified. In the case of Danganronpa, I can imagine it was not an easy task to make a sequel.
Sequels! It’s all about sequels these days, and Danganronpa 2 is no exception.
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