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 === Future ===
 I remember very little about this in particular, except that it has similar issues to Despair. Some things in here are just completely nonsensical, even by the standards of Danganronpa.
-==== Danganronpa V3 ====
+==== New Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony ====
 This is a sequel that leaves behind the previous storyline in favor of a new one. While I, and presumably others, expected this would lead to something different yet similar...no, well yes, but no.\\
 The budget for the game is visibly higher than for the others, likely due to the unexpected popularity of the series. V3 is probably the prettiest of the Danganronpa games, which extends to the artwork as well as the 3D backgrounds.\\
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 The mis-step that is V3 is probably comparable to the [[playground:nge:rebuilds]], due to the increased budget and popularity, and the presumed confidence of the creators. This point of comparison will require more thought, so I'll leave it there for now.
 ==== Spin-off manga (collective) ====
-One of the big surprises of the Danganronpa franchise is that if you count up all the official media together, you find that most of the franchise is comprised of manga. This isn't all that surprising for a Japanese multi-media franchise, but is surprising if you consider that Danganronpa's core is comprised of Visual Novel mystery Games.\\
+One of the big surprises of the Danganronpa franchise is that if you count up all the official media together, you find that most of the franchise is comprised of manga. This isn't all that surprising for a Japanese multi-media franchise, but is surprising if you consider that Danganronpa's core is comprised of Visual Novel mystery Games - of which there are only 3.\\
 The spin-off manga I'm referring to here specifically is that comprised of all the anthologies, which adds an extra layer of ‘what’ to Danganronpa. I personally can't think of another franchise that has as much anthology content as Danganronpa.\\
 Off-the-top-of-my-head, here's how many I can think of:
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 Being manga anthologies, each individual chapter has a different art-style, and different tone. The 4コマ ones are exclusively comedic however.\\
 Having gone through...a lot of them, I can say that they are great supplements to the series as a whole, and quite entertaining. Of course, if you're not accustomed to Japanese humor, then you likely won't enjoy yourself as much.
+All these anthologies have the effect of confusing me. I'm not sure how these all came to be created. It's possible that after the second game, it simply became habit, but exactly why the creators thought it was a good idea is a mystery to me. I should be clear that I don't think it was a bad idea, it simply perplexes me.
 ===== Trivilinks =====
   * [[https://www.danganronpa.com|Official Site]]
   * [[https://danganronpa.fandom.com/wiki/Danganronpa_Wiki|The Wikia]] - Actually pretty good.
-  * This series has had the unintended (or perhaps, entirely intended) effect of making me think long and hard about Despair. The result of this thinking has been an integration into the Naegi-school of Hope into my personal life philosophy.
+  * This series has had the unintended (or perhaps, entirely intended) effect of making me think long and hard about Despair. The result of this thinking has been an integration of the Naegi-school of Hope into my personal life philosophy.
   * The Danganronpa series instantly became one of my favorites once I got down to play the games, and has been useful in identifying what kind of media I like.
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