Danganronpa Scene Kid AU!!

Hajime Hinata

Hajime Hinata, trades his plain reserve-course uniform for a sharp, texturized scenecore makeover. His signature spiky brown hair is heavily layered, with the front fringe and side chunks dyed in vibrant blocks of neon hot pink and electric purple that contrast sharply against his dark roots. His eyes glow with a striking amber-yellow hue, and he confidently has a dark metal piercing placed directly in the center. His outfit builds on a classic casual-formal scene mashup, featuring a fitted black short-sleeved button-up shirt worn over a crisp white collared undershirt. Loosely fastened around his neck is a wide, satin-finish tie boldly patterned with a vibrant, glowing rainbow gradient. His right arm is heavily accessorized, showing a sleeve of black fishnet under a massive, towering stack of neon Kandi bracelets and alphabet beads that climb all the way past his elbow. He casually rests his left hand inside the pocket of his slim-fit dark charcoal jeans, which are accessorized with a metallic wallet chain looping from the side belt loop. He usually changes clothes a lot, along with everyone else, this outfit was the one I liked the most though, so I put it

Nagito Komaeda

Nagito Komaeda is the absolute epitome of 2000s mall-goth and scenecore energy. His canonical wild white hair has been replaced by a pitch-black, hyper-teased cloud of gravity-defying spikes that frame his face with heavy, piecey layers. His pale grey eyes match his unusually pale skin, and he also has a thick metal bar piercing.

Nagito’s torso is clad in a deeply scooped, tight black graphic t-shirt featuring a neon pink and bright blue design of a stylized rabbit and squid alongside the band name "Mindless Self Indulgence" scrawled in an edgy script. Two metallic stud piercings are visible symmetrically placed along his collarbones, accentuating his thin frame. His waist is tightly hugged by a classic white-and-black checkerboard studded belt, from which multiple plastic Kandi keychains and a thick, heavy silver pant chain dangle down over his dark skinny jeans. He holds his arms out wide to embrace his friends, revealing a single bright green and pink beaded bracelet on his left wrist.

Junko Enoshima

Junko Enoshima adapts her canonical Ultimate Fashionista status into peak scene-queen royalty. Her hair is styled into massive, back-combed, gravity-defying pigtails that feature a chaotic masterpiece of dark tones packed with bright neon pink, blue, and yellow streaks, topped off by a tiny, playful black cat clip resting near her purple hair bow. Her heavily lined eyes are a striking light blue, framed by thick faux eyelashes, dramatic geometric eyeliner wings, and a cute pink heart decal painted high on her left cheekbone. Junko completes the trio in an odd way, flashing her own center tongue piercing to match the boys. She wears a shredded, short-sleeved black overshirt layered over a bright magenta top, pulled together with a glossy, neon rainbow gradient tie identical to Hajime's. Her lower half features a high-waisted, pleated violet skirt layered over thigh-high horizontal black-and-white striped tights. Her left wrist sports a thick black cuff reading "DESPAIR" in stark white block letters—a perfect nod to her canon identity—and she throws up a stylized hand sign toward the viewer, showing off long, neatly painted neon red fingernails.

Gundham Tanaka

Gundam Tanaka features a stark, dramatic appearance defined by a tall, jet-black hairstyle coiled upward into a single, sharp vertical horn. His complexion is exceptionally pale, contrasted by thick rings of dark emo eyeliner around his eyes and sharply drawn eyebrows. He is dressed in a light gray, long-sleeved crewneck shirt with a voluminous, deep purple knit scarf loosely wrapped multiple times around his neck. His hands and forearms are bound tightly in light gray fabric bandages, and four, but only two visibly small, vibrant plush hamsters—one bright turquoise on his right and one neon purple on his left—sit on his shoulders.

Kazuichi Soda

Kazuichi Soda sports long, messy dark purple hair that cascades down past his shoulders from underneath a slouchy black beanie hat. The beanie is accessorized on the front rim with a pair of small, metallic punk button pins. His upper outfit consists of an unbuttoned, oversized orange-and-black checkerboard plaid flannel shirt layered loosely over a basic black crewneck t-shirt. His facial features are notable for an expressive mouth filled entirely with sharp, jagged, shark-like teeth.

Sonia Nevermind

Sonia Nevermind completely reframes her look with dusty pastel-pink hair styled into two thick, messy pigtails secured with black ribbon bows, complemented by piecey, straight-cut bangs that hang just above her eyes. She wears a simple, strappy magenta-pink dress that ends above the knee, leaving her legs bare. A tiny, bright hot-pink plush hamster is attached to the center midline of her dress torso, serving as a bright, monochromatic accent to her outfit.

Shuichi Saihara

Shuichi Saihara possesses sleek, dark navy hair that features an electric blue gradient running vividly through his long fringe and the ends of his hair. A dark metallic ring piercing is visible on the right side of his lower lip. He is dressed in a fitted, fully zipped matte-black tactical jacket with a high collar, paired with tight black denim pants and heavy, knee-high black combat boots featuring thick buckles. His hands are covered in fingerless black fabric gloves, and his wrists are decorated with a small stack of alternating blue and black plastic Kandi bracelets.

Kokichi Ouma

Kokichi Oma(Ouma) wears short, jagged dark purple hair that flares out wildly at the sides into vibrant, hot-violet tips, paired with a small silver piercing bar fixed across the bridge of his nose. His clothing is highly layered, featuring a short black denim jacket worn over a shredded black top with asymmetrical fishnet sleeves. A loud, purple-and-black checkerboard patterned scarf is wrapped thickly around his neck. His lower half consists of light gray skinny jeans torn at the knees to reveal white fishnets beneath, an asymmetrical studded leather pouch strapped to his right thigh, and classic black-and-white checkered slip-on canvas shoes.

Chiaki Nanami

Chiaki Nanami’s hair deviates from her usual soft beige-pink tone, taking on a far more striking and vibrant scene-kid gradient coloration where the base of her hair features a prominent lavender-purple hue at the crown that smoothly transitions down into a stark, contrasting neon violet-blue along the choppy, flipped ends. Her hairstyle is heavily textured into sharp, piecey layers that hug her head tightly before flaring outward dramatically at the base of her neck, while her straight-cut fringe hangs evenly across her forehead to frame her face in a classic mid-2000s subculture silhouette. Adorning the left side of her bangs are two distinct, playful plastic hair accessories that lean into the kidcore-adjacent style of the scene subculture, consisting of one glossy pink star clip with small printed details and a tiny, smiling yellow star clip positioned right next to it. Her choice of outerwear is an incredibly loud, busy zip-up hoodie covered in a chaotic, multi-colored graphic print featuring a psychedelic swirl of abstract shapes in bright neon orange, electric blue, hot pink, and lime green hues overlapping one another. The hoodie features a large, oversized yellow lining inside the hood that rests against her back, and the outer fabric of the hood is detailed with stylized pink stitches or cross-marks that give the garment a slightly distressed, hand-customized aesthetic. Strapped over both of her shoulders is a rigid, rectangular backpack that perfectly matches her classic gamer identity while fitting the retro era, designed to look like a vintage arcade cabinet with a gray top section that mimics a screen and a lower section patterned with colorful buttons and joystick graphics. Her forearms are a major focal point of her design, heavily accessorized with thick stacks of multi-colored plastic Kandi bracelets featuring alternating rows of neon pink, purple, yellow, and black pony beads packed tightly from her wrists upward. Underneath her bright graphic hoodie, a hint of a darker base layer or collar is visible near her neckline, providing a grounding element to the otherwise neon-dominated color palette of her torso that defines her playful, colorful "scene queen" look.

Mikan Tsumiki

Mikan Tsumiki’s hair retains its signature choppy, uneven, and poorly-cut appearance, but it is recontextualized as a deliberate, edgy alternative look where her long, dark indigo-purple hair falls in heavy, irregular chunks down past her shoulders and lower back to create a ragged silhouette. Her face is framed by piecey, asymmetrical bangs that hang loosely over her forehead with a few longer strands trailing down the sides of her cheeks, and clipped into the upper left side of her hair is a single, oversized translucent pink star barrette that directly coordinates with Chiaki's star accessories. She wears a thin, delicate neon green choker necklace fitted tightly around her neck, providing a sharp pop of bright color against her pale skin while her expression remains anxious and sweating to keep her iconic nervous personality visually intact despite the stylistic makeover. Her main clothing piece is a simple, strappy dark magenta-pink dress held up by thin spaghetti straps that expose her shoulders and collarbones, featuring a form-fitting upper bodice with a straight-cut neckline before flowing downward into a looser skirt. Her left upper arm is wrapped tightly in a thick, clean white medical bandage block featuring a prominent red medical cross emblem painted or printed directly onto the center, a design element that references her canonical nurse talent while leaning into the gothic-medical subculture aesthetic. Both of her forearms are heavily decorated with alternating stacks of plastic jewelry that clash with her traditional nurse look, with her right arm featuring thick, solid bands of neon pink, white, and lime green plastic bracelets stacked together. Her left wrist and forearm are wrapped in an even denser arrangement of accessories, featuring a dark fabric arm warmer layered beneath rows of multicolored Kandi beads, a checkerboard bracelet, and a thin string of translucent blue beads. Her skin features faint, subtle markings or bandaging trailing lower down her arms, suggesting a mixture of her canonical clumsy nature and the typical alt-culture accessorizing seen throughout the comic.

Akane Owari

Her distinct design features shoulder-length, dark brown hair that is wild, layered, and spiked with dramatic, contrasting streak-like sections of deep red embedded near her fringe and crown. Her eyes are light grey with narrow pupils, conveying an intense, adrenaline-fueled excitement as she executes a flawless one-handed flip mid-air. She is dressed in an edgy, stylized punk ensemble, consisting of a short-sleeved, scoop-neck black top paired with a high-waisted pleated miniskirt in a bold red-and-black tartan plaid pattern. Completing her athletic yet rebellious attire are sheer, thigh-high black stockings, a dark fabric belt, and a variety of colorful beaded wristbands wrapped around both her forearms, summarizing her vibrant and high-energy personality perfectly.

Ibuki Mioda

Her look is defined by long, layered hair that fades from deep purple into bright pastel violet tips, complete with her iconic horizontal, blunt-cut straight bangs framing her face. She wears a thick, slouchy black beanie pushed back on her head, adorned with small metal button pins, one of which features a distinctive glowing neon green and purple cybernetic eye graphic. Ibuki's casual, punk-rock attire consists of a short-sleeved, button-up flannel shirt in a dark olive green, brown, and yellow plaid, worn loosely over a light beige undershirt with rolled sleeves. She wears dark purple denim pants, and her expressive face is open wide in a loud, sharp-toothed shout as she aggressively points her finger to defend her skateboarding plans with Hajime.

Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu

His appearance is reimagined with a heavily stylized punk aesthetic, featuring his signature short, closely cropped blonde hair styled into a undercut, adorned with sharp geometric patterns shaved directly into the sides of his scalp. His face is covered in a light dusting of prominent freckles across his nose and cheeks, and his ears are heavily decorated with silver hoop earrings, a thick industrial ear bar, and a tiny nose bridge piercing. He wears a heavy, dark charcoal grey zip-up hoodie covered in a chaotic, monochromatic streetwear print, layered over a simple V-neck white t-shirt. Accessorizing his fierce look, he sports a thick silver dog-tag necklace around his neck, a massive dark ring on his thumb, and tightly grips a small flip-phone or lighter in his hand, matching Kazuichi’s confrontational energy step for step.

Hiyoko Saionji

Her bright blonde hair is styled in a massive, exaggerated bow-shaped bun at the back of her head, secured tightly by a thick black hairband while long, wavy strands cascade down past her shoulders. She wears a simple, bright magenta sleeveless tank top paired with light blue denim shorts, giving her a far more casual, modern look than her traditional kimono. She leans forward eagerly with a devious, wide-eyed smile, her rosy cheeks and wide pink eyes glowing with childish amusement. Her small wrist is adorned with a delicate red beaded bracelet as she watches Genocide Jack threaten their friend with a pair of scissors, gleefully cheering on the unfolding chaos with unprompted delight.

Genocide Jack/Toko

(Genocide Jack in control at the moment) Her long, dark plum-purple hair is pulled back into an incredibly messy, voluminous braided updo bun, held together with stray bobby pins, while long strands wildly frame her face. She wears round, thin-rimmed reading glasses perched on her nose, and her face is twisted into a manic, wide-eyed expression with her signature incredibly long tongue lolling wildly out of her mouth. She is dressed in a fitted, long-sleeved black button-up blouse adorned with an intricate, dark red floral lace pattern across the chest and shoulders. Her look is completed with long, flowing black trousers, as she rests one hand confidently on her hip while snipping her scissors close to Hajime's head, aggressively demanding to fix his chaotic hairstyle.

Celestia Ludenburg(pastel goth)

Her pale complexion contrasts sharply with her massive, stylized drill-shaped twin pigtails, which are colored a pale, icy lavender-blue and topped with a crown of sharp, pale blue icicle-like thorns. She wears a modest, pale mint-green button-up dress featuring a neat collar, short sleeves, and a long ruffled skirt overlayed with a delicate white lace petticoat trim. Her gothic lolita ensemble is finalized with high-waisted, knee-high white leather boots that feature intricate, criss-crossing black laces running all the way down the front. With a completely deadpan, unbothered expression on her face, she mutters a cold, single-word critique under her breath, dismissing the entire chaotic room of teenagers as nothing more than simple amateurs.

Kiyotaka ishimaru

He maintains his signature spiky, jet-black hair, which forms sharp, needle-like tufts that frame his face and crown his head. His eyes are a striking, wide crimson red with thick, dark outlines and prominent eyelashes that emphasize his intense, disciplined demeanor. His thick, black, angled eyebrows pitch sharply downward toward the bridge of his nose, preserving his perpetually stern and focused expression. The skin on his face is fair, contrasting sharply with the deep black elements of his hair and uniform. He sports a slight smirk, revealing a hint of white teeth, which gives him a more confident, relaxed edge than his traditional high-strung persona.His left ear is extensively decorated with hardware, which is a core departure from his strict canonical design to fit the alternative subculture. He has a black lobe plug at the bottom, followed by a series of four gold or metallic industrial-style ring piercings climbing up the outer cartilage ridge. This extensive body jewelry serves as a key visual anchor for the alternative aesthetic, signaling a rebellious twist on a character who is traditionally a rule-following hall monitor. His right arm is lifted toward his forehead, with his hand held flat in a crisp military salute. His clothing is an adaptation of his traditional military-style school uniform, but rendered here in a very dark gray or black fabric rather than his usual pristine white. The stiff collar is fastened securely up to his throat, adorned with a large, polished gold button at the neck. A bright red ribbon hangs vertically from a gold medal pinned to his left breast, providing a sharp splash of primary color against the dark uniform. A second, larger circular gold medal or button sits lower down on his chest, maintaining the structured, authoritative layout of his official character design.

Kyoko Kirigiri

Her hair is a pale, silvery lavender-white, cut into straight, flat-edged bangs that stop precisely just above her dark eyebrows. Her eyes are a muted, smoky purple with heavy, dark eyeliner, smoky black eyeshadow, and long, thick lashes that give her a characteristically aloof, bored, or detached expression. Her gaze is directed slightly downward and to the right, maintaining her mysterious, unreadable detective persona. Her complexion is pale, and her small mouth is set in a neutral, flat line, reinforcing her calm and stoic personality. A single, thick braid of her silvery hair falls over her left shoulder, woven tightly and extending down across her chest. Her hair transitions into a darker, purple-toned gradient near the right side of the frame where it meets the silhouette of another character's spiky hair. The composition is tightly cropped around her face, highlighting her subtle facial expressions and the unique textures of her alternative styling. Her posture appears calm and composed, even while squeezed into a crowded social setting. She is dressed in a pale cream or off-white top that features a wide, relaxed neckline. Over her right shoulder, a soft pink fabric—likely a hoodie or jacket—is draped, adding a gentle pastel color to her wardrobe. Pinned to the front of this pink garment is a small, dark accessory or enamel pin that appears to feature a stylized skull or cartoon character shape. This minor detail aligns with the scene subculture’s love for pinning accessories onto layered clothing.

Chihiro Fujisaki

Chihiro Fujisaki fits perfectly into the "Tech-Scene" or "Geek-Scene" micro-trend of this universe, bringing a more relaxed, programmer-focused alternative aesthetic compared to the louder characters. Instead of an explosion of neon shapes, Chihiro sports a long-sleeved, oversized dark purple sweater covered entirely in cascading vertical lines of bright green digital binary code. This matrix-inspired pattern gives a subtle nod to the subculture’s love for neon-on-dark contrast while staying true to his hacking roots [image_QNVxWy.png]. The outfit is paired down with simple tan cargo shorts, but his footwear dials up the classic alternative style with chunky, high-top sneakers in contrasting shades of blue, purple, and white, tied together with loud, bright pink laces. The rest of his look is defined by signature accessories of the late 2000s subculture, featuring bright pastel cyan-blue hair styled into messy, flared layers. When actively coding, he pulls a slouchy light blue beanie low over his forehead while wearing a massive pair of thick-padded purple and gray headphones snugly around his neck.

Mahiru Koizumi

True to her canonical talent as the Ultimate Photographer, she is holding a professional-grade, dark charcoal-colored DSLR camera with both hands, cradling it defensively against her chest. Her hair is styled into her signature short, blunt auburn-brown bob, which frames her face with precise edges. Her facial expression is distinctly annoyed and dryly sarcastic, with her thin dark eyebrows furrowed inward and a flat, unamused mouth. This exasperated look is aimed at her rowdy classmates behind her, perfectly matching the biting, sarcastic dialogue in her orange speech bubble: "No, I just pointed the camera at you for no reason." Her outfit leans into the "goth-scene" or "emo-scene" sub-style, heavily prioritizing dark tones over neon flashes. She wears a sleeveless, short black skater dress with a fitted bodice and a pleated, flared skirt that bounces slightly above her knees. The thin shoulder straps of the dress reveal a scattering of delicate freckles across her shoulders and upper arms. Beneath the low neckline of her dress, a glimpse of a vibrant orange undergarment or tank top peeks out, adding a single pop of warm color that coordinates with the scene's speech bubbles. Adding to the alternative aesthetic, she features complex, dark ink body art across her upper torso. A large tattoo of a stylized bird in mid-flight, accompanied by trailing botanical or branch-like patterns, stretches across her collarbones and left chest. On her right wrist, she wears a simple, thick gold bangle bracelet, which serves as her primary accessory. Her skin tone is fair but sprinkled with subtle sun freckles across her nose and cheeks, maintaining her canonical outdoor photographer look.

Teruteru Hanamura

fully integrated into the alternative festival aesthetic. He is drawn in a highly stylized, stout, and energetic chibi-like proportion that captures his canonical short stature. His hair is a dramatic departure from his usual pompadour; it is styled into a sweeping, voluminous side-hawk or emo swoop, featuring dark roots that transition into bleached, light cream-blonde tips. He flashes an incredibly wide, smug, and joyful grin that narrows his eyes into ecstatic crescents, completely thrilled to be riding above the crowd.Teruteru’s wardrobe reinvents his traditional chef uniform into an edgy, punk-rock alternative outfit. He wears a structured, long-sleeved black military jacket or gakuran that is securely fastened down the front with metallic buttons. The cuffs of the jacket are pulled back slightly to reveal fair skin, and a thick, bright crimson-red scarf or bandanna is tied snugly around his neck. This scarf mimics his canonical chef’s ascot but is styled here to look like a classic post-hardcore or punk accessory.His earlobes are stretched with large white gauge plugs, a quintessential body modification staple of the late 2000s scene subculture. His arms are thrown out wide in a boastful, triumphant gesture, with his right hand pointing or flashing a sign toward the sky. He wears dark gray fitted denim jeans that are bunched up around his knees.

Byakuya Twogami

The Ultimate Imposter, often referred to by the fandom as Twogami, appearing as a shadowy silhouette. His large, imposing figure is instantly recognizable. His hair is styled into his signature neat, parted blonde layers, though here it is tinted with a cool, muted lavender and blue hue from the arcade's artificial lighting. He wears his signature rectangular, thick-rimmed glasses, which sit squarely on his broad face.His expression is calm, neutral, and observant, keeping watch over the chaotic arcade game happening directly in front of him. He wears a dark, oversized graphic t-shirt featuring a stylized cartoon animal or band logo with the word "SCARY" printed across the chest in jagged, alternative lettering. The shirt is layered loosely over his wide shoulders, fitting the comfortable, casual street style popular within the alternative music and gaming subcultures.

Peko Pekoyama

reimagined with a distinct "cyber-scene" or alternative gamer twist. Her long, silvery-gray hair is styled into two massive, thick braids that loop dramatically around her head and fall over her shoulders. Her hair is washed over with intense blue and purple gradients from the arcade machines, adding a glowing, futuristic sheen to her locks. She wears her signature red-framed rectangular glasses, behind which her sharp, bright orange-gold eyes glow with intense focus.Peko’s outfit is a sleek, casual alternative ensemble consisting of a dark charcoal or black sleeveless tunic dress that hugs her athletic frame. Underneath the low-cut sides of the tunic, a vibrant teal or turquoise tank top is visible, introducing a sharp punch of classic scene color. She wears sheer black opaque tights or leggings that extend down her legs, leading into simple, flat black slip-on shoes or boots.

Makoto Naegi

His hair is a soft, pale lavender-white color, retaining his iconic messy, spiky texture and the prominent vertical cowlick (ahoge) rising straight up from the crown of his head. His large, expressive eyes are a warm hazel-gold, looking sideways toward Hajime with a gentle, relaxed, and slightly soft-hearted smile. His expression is calm and intimate, a stark contrast to the high-energy panic he displays in other tech-focused drawings.His wardrobe is a stylized alternative take on his canonical Hope's Peak Academy uniform. He wears a crisp white collared button-up shirt with the long sleeves neatly rolled up to his elbows, revealing pale forearms. Over the shirt, he wears a fitted, deep indigo-blue sweater vest adorned with horizontal purple stripes wrapping around the midsection. On the left breast of the vest, a prominent white angular crest logo—resembling a stylized geometric star or abstract shield—is printed.His trousers are a bold scene subculture statement, featuring vertical black and white monochrome stripes that fit tightly down his legs. He sits flat on the floor with his knees bent upward, pulling his feet close to his body. On his feet are massive, heavy-duty black combat boots equipped with three thick horizontal straps secured by shiny silver buckles across the ankles, cementing his alternative fashion status.

Mukuro Ikusaba

True to the aesthetic, she features striking hair modifications that contrast heavily with her short, dark brown hair. She sports distinctive black-and-white horizontal "coonstripes" on the long strands of hair framing her face. Perched on her head is a prominent, dusty pink hair bow. Her eyes are closed, and she carries a somber or indifferent facial expression, maintaining her naturally reserved demeanor despite the colorful, alternative fashion choices.Her outfit relies heavily on a dark, monochrome palette to reflect her canonical gloomier persona while incorporating scene subculture elements. She wears a simple, deep navy blue or dark charcoal short-sleeved t-shirt featuring a wide scoop neckline. The shirt hugs her frame tightly, transitioning down into matching dark skinny jeans or leggings. The uniform color scheme of her primary wardrobe helps ground the design, separating her look from the bright neon patterns typically worn by flashier characters in the universe.To break up the dark base colors, Mukuro is styled with glowing neon accessories that evoke a classic 2010s rave or concert vibe. Around her neck rests a single, vibrant neon yellow-green glow necklace that stands out sharply against her dark top. Her right wrist is similarly decorated with stacked glowing bracelets—one in the same electric yellow-green hue and another in a bright neon pink that coordinates with her hair bow. These simple visual highlights emphasize her participation in the alternative scene. (This is all I could think of at the Moment!! There might be more that I forgot so when I notice I’ll quickly do something about it!!— Hugs and kisses, the creator!!