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Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony NA JP NA Title Development Release Dates Danganronpa V3 Logo (English) (Alternate) 1 “ Third time's the charm ” Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony (in Japan: ニューダンガンロンパV3 みんなのコロシアイ新学期 ) is a Japanese visual novel game developed by Spike Chunsoft. It is the third main title in the Danganronpa series. It was released in Japan on January 12th, 2017 for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. It was launched on PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, and Steam for PC in North America on September 26th, 2017, and in Europe on September 29th, 2017.

A promotional demo called Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony (Demo Version) was released in Japan on December 20th, 2016[5]. The Demo was later released in North America, Europe, and Australia on August 25th, 2017[6].

Danganronpa V3 was made available on the PlayStation 5 launch day towards backwards compatibility.

In June 15th, 2021, it was announced that Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony would be released on the Nintendo Switch as a physical-only bundle for Danganronpa Decadence, or individually in the Nintendo e-Shop.

On September 15th 2022, the game was announced to release worldwide on Xbox Game Pass later that same day.

Contents 1 Synopsis 2 Gameplay 2.1 Class Trials 2.2 Endgame Bonus Modes 2.3 Game Guides 3 Characters 3.1 Monokuma Units 3.2 Students 4 Development 4.1 Demo 4.2 Audio Issues 4.3 Ban in South Korea 4.4 English Localization 4.4.1 Streaming Ban Controversy 5 Music 6 Manga 7 Releases 7.1 PlayStation Consoles 7.2 Steam for PC 7.2.1 System Requirements 7.3 Smartphone port 8 Promotion 8.1 Promotional Events 8.2 Online Promotional Events 9 Reception 9.1 Critical Reception 9.2 Review Scores 9.3 Commercial Performance 10 Videos 11 Trivia 12 External Links 13 References 14 Navigation Synopsis "Welcome to a new world of Danganronpa, and prepare yourself for the biggest, most exhilarating episode yet. Set in a "psycho-cool" environment, a new cast of 16 characters find themselves kidnapped and imprisoned in a school. Inside, some will kill, some will die, and some will be punished. Reimagine what you thought high-stakes, fast-paced investigation was as you investigate twisted murder cases and condemn your new friends to death. Forget what you thought you knew about Danganronpa and join a completely new cast of Ultimates for a brand-new beginning. In a world where everyone is trying to survive, nobody’s motivations are quite what they seem. Use your skills to solve each new murder or meet a gruesome end. The world is shaped by our perception of it. Fast-paced trial scenes will require lies, quick wits, and logic to guide your classmates to the right conclusions." - Official synopsis[7][8]

Gameplay With Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School closing the Hope's Peak Academy story arc, Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony takes place in a new school, with a completely new cast of characters, acting as the start of a new arc rather than a direct sequel to the previous two main titles. Despite this, the gameplay and story take place along a similar linear path to the previous main titles while adding new gameplay elements.

Like its predecessors, the game's progression is chapter-based and split into three major gameplay types: character interaction, investigation, and Class Trials. The player controls the protagonist from a first-person perspective and can explore the school at their leisure, with additional parts of the school becoming available as the plot progresses. Interacting with certain characters or objects is used to progress the story. In each chapter, a murder must be solved, which is up to the protagonist and their classmates to investigate and solve, culminating in a class trial inside the school's courtroom.

The game introduced the concept of "smacking" objects to look for Monocoins while exploring the school, which removes the in-game models from the room. As in previous games, the protagonist can interact with other students and improve their relationship through Free Time Events.

Class Trials Main article: Class Trials Class Trials received an overhaul in Danganronpa V3, adding a number of new features and minigames. The class trial podiums move during the game, with podiums able to move into the middle of the circle; this is often used when certain characters are under suspicion. New minigames were also introduced, and existing ones updated with new mechanics:

Nonstop Debate has a few changes: You no longer have the ability to scan weak points to turn into temporary Truth Bullets; instead, holding down Y/Triangle will transform your currently-selected Truth Bullet into a Lie Bullet with a different/inverse meaning, and releasing it will fire the Lie Bullet. The transformation process drains your Influence, but a successful Lie will restore it, while missing with the Lie Bullet will deduct the drained Influence. Lie Bullets are sometimes required to advance the Class Trial, but proper use of Lie Bullets can reveal Back Routes that are slightly different lines of logic that the protagonist uses to reach their desired goal. Focusing causes a red dot to show up on weak spots or agreement points. Landing your shot on that red dot triggers a V-Refute/V-Agree/V-Lie, which contributes to bonus Monocoins obtained from the Trial. Hangman's Gambit Ver. 3.0 now features letters encased in orbs that scroll across the screen. They can collide but now harmlessly slide around each other. The letters are hidden unless illuminated, either by the minigame every few seconds, or by the player's spotlight which consumes Focus. Argument Armament is a rhythm game equivalent to Bullet Time Battle/Panic Talk Action. This time, the player now has to tap the correct button in time with the beat in order to destroy the opponent's statement. As the opponent's health depletes, their clothing also gets destroyed and the next phase takes on a faster beat. When their health is empty, four words (or word segments) will appear on screen which, if selected in the correct order, form a rebuttal to the opponent's argument. In Debate Scrum, the students are split into two teams arguing over a common matter. The opposing team will lead with their arguments, and the protagonist must find the key point in that argument from among their own teammates to decide the one to refute the opposition. Mind Mine is a puzzle-style minigame in which the player destroys blocks in order to uncover images hidden underneath. Colored blocks adjacent to each other can be grouped together and destroyed, but it also changes the colors of any surrounding blocks. Isolated blocks can be chipped away at the cost of a time penalty. Uncovering and locking on to the correct image wins the game. Psyche Taxi is similar to Logic Dive, with the protagonist driving a car through a route to collect letters to form a question with a multiple choice answer. To answer the question, the protagonist must drive into the correct lane and slow down enough to pick up the girl who is standing in that lane, who will hop into one of the passenger seats. Mass Panic Debate is similar to Nonstop Debate, but multiple students are talking at the same time, and multiple arguments and potentially weak points are present on the screen at once. If one student is shouting loud enough, their voice can drown out other concurrent statements, rendering them inaccessible until the loud statement is hit with the silencer. As with Nonstop Debate, the correct Truth Bullet must be used to destroy the correct weak point, and a V-Refute can be performed if aimed well. Rebuttal Showdown returns, and this time the player has to manually aim their slashes to cut through the opponent's words. The angle where they can aim is restricted based on how much of an advantage the opponent has, and gaining advantage frees up more room to maneuver. Cutting down multiple phrases in one go will also provide a bonus to the time limit. Aim for the V-point in a weak spot to unleash a V-Counter! Endgame Bonus Modes Danganronpa V3 contains the most endgame content of any Danganronpa game to date, with three different bonus modes available to play, as well as a collectible card game.

Love Across the Universe is Danganronpa V3's equivalent to School Mode or Island Mode, in which the protagonist can take students on dates (but without the resource-gathering aspect present in the previous games). The protagonist can play casino minigames to purchase Love Suite keys, which unlock a private scene with a random student with a more relationship-oriented tone. The Card Death Machine is a card dispensing minigame, in which the player can collect cards based on characters from Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair, and Danganronpa V3. The cards collected from this machine can then be used in the Ultimate Talent Development Plan and Despair Dungeon: Monokuma's Test modes. The Ultimate Talent Development Plan is an alternate-universe board-game mode in which none of the characters from the previous Danganronpa games or Danganronpa V3 died, and they are all attending the same school simultaneously. In this mode, the player moves around a board game using dice rolls, and their chosen character can interact with other characters from all 3 games. By playing the board game, the player can increase the level of the cards collected from the Card Death Machine to make them stronger. Despair Dungeon: Monokuma's Test is a dungeon crawler RPG which also uses the cards from the Card Death Machine. Cards which have been leveled through the board game mode will be stronger, and able to progress further through the dungeon, defeating various enemies and bosses in turn-based battles. Game Guides Monotaro Bonus Mode Pixel Icon (7) Danganronpa V3 Monomono Machine Bonus Mode Pixel Kaede Akamatsu Bonus Mode Pixel Icon (1) DRv3 Present 129 Variety Cushion Danganronpa 2 Monokuma Pet 08 Class Trials Presents Free Time Events Love Across the Universe Hidden Monokumas DRv3 Present 131 To Each Their Own Roulette DRv3 Present 132 Monomune Ultimate Talent Development Plan Despair Dungeon: Monokuma's Test

Characters Monokuma Units Monokuma (モノクマ) Monodam (モノダム) Monokuma V3 VA ID 日本語 TARAKO English Brian Beacock[9] Monodam VA ID 日本語 Kōichi Yamadera English Jason Wishnov[10] ➤ Headmaster ➤ Official Profile Monokid (モノキッド) Monophanie (モノファニー) Monokid VA ID 日本語 Kōichi Yamadera English Patrick Seitz[11] Monophanie VA ID 日本語 Kōichi Yamadera English Natalie Hoover[12] ➤ Official Profile ➤ Official Profile Monosuke (モノスケ) Monotaro (モノタロウ) Monosuke VA ID 日本語 Kōichi Yamadera English Brian Beacock[13] Monotaro VA ID 日本語 Kōichi Yamadera English Sean Chiplock[14] ➤ Official Profile ➤ Official Profile Students Kaede Akamatsu (赤松 楓) Angie Yonaga (夜長 アンジー) Ultimate Pianist Ultimate Artist Kaede Akamatsu VA ID 日本語 Sayaka Kanda English Erika Harlacher[15] Angie Yonaga VA ID 日本語 Minori Suzuki English Cassandra Lee Morris[16] ➤ Official Profile ➤ Official Profile Gonta Gokuhara (獄原 ゴン太) Himiko Yumeno (夢野 秘密子) Ultimate Entomologist Ultimate Magician Gonta Gokuhara VA ID 日本語 Shunsuke Takeuchi English Kaiji Tang[17] Himiko Yumeno VA ID 日本語 Aimi Tanaka English Christine Marie Cabanos[18] ➤ Official Profile ➤ Official Profile K1-B0 (キーボ) Kaito Momota (百田 解斗) Ultimate Robot Ultimate Astronaut Ki-Bo VA ID 日本語 Tetsuya Kakihara English Lucien Dodge[19] Kaito Momota VA ID 日本語 Ryōhei Kimura English Kyle Hebert[20] ➤ Official Profile ➤ Official Profile Kirumi Tojo (東条 斬美) Kokichi Oma (王馬 小吉) Ultimate Maid Ultimate Supreme Leader Kirumi Tojo VA ID 日本語 Kikuko Inoue English Kira Buckland[21] Kokichi Oma VA ID 日本語 Hiro Shimono English Derek Stephen Prince[22] ➤ Official Profile ➤ Official Profile Korekiyo Shinguji (真宮寺 是清) Maki Harukawa (春川 魔姫) Ultimate Anthropologist Ultimate Child Caregiver Korekiyo Shinguji VA ID 日本語 Kenichi Suzumura English Todd Haberkorn[23] Maki Harukawa VA ID 日本語 Maaya Sakamoto English Erica Mendez[24] ➤ Official Profile ➤ Official Profile Miu Iruma (入間 美兎) Rantaro Amami (天海 蘭太郎) Ultimate Inventor Ultimate ??? Miu Iruma VA ID 日本語 Haruka Ishida English Wendee Lee[25] Rantaro Amami VA ID 日本語 Hikaru Midorikawa English Johnny Yong Bosch[26] ➤ Official Profile ➤ Official Profile Ryoma Hoshi (星 竜馬) Shuichi Saihara (最原 終一) Ultimate Tennis Pro Ultimate Detective Ryoma Hoshi VA ID 日本語 Akio Ōtsuka English Chris Tergliafera[27] Shuichi Saihara VA ID 日本語 Megumi Hayashibara English Grant George[28] ➤ Official Profile ➤ Official Profile Tenko Chabashira (茶柱 転子) Tsumugi Shirogane (白銀 つむぎ) Ultimate Aikido Master Ultimate Cosplayer Tenko Chabashira VA ID 日本語 Sora Tokui English Julie Ann Taylor[29] Tsumugi Shirogane VA ID 日本語 Mikako Komatsu English Dorothy Elias-Fahn[30] ➤ Official Profile ➤ Official Profile Development Danganronpa V3 And Also 3 teaser

Appearance: https://character.ai/chat/hr91lwuBK4rWct5PnFnWtVt95wwr0TVb_3czzYE3vjg Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony (in Japan: ニューダンガンロンパV3 みんなのコロシアイ新学期 ) is a Japanese visual novel game developed by Spike Chunsoft. It is the third main title in the Danganronpa series. It was released in Japan on January 12th, 2017 for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. It was launched on PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, and Steam for PC in North America on September 26th, 2017, and in Europe on September 29th, 2017.

A promotional demo called Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony (Demo Version) was released in Japan on December 20th, 2016[5]. The Demo was later released in North America, Europe, and Australia on August 25th, 2017[6].

Danganronpa V3 was made available on the PlayStation 5 launch day towards backwards compatibility.

In June 15th, 2021, it was announced that Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony would be released on the Nintendo Switch as a physical-only bundle for Danganronpa Decadence, or individually in the Nintendo e-Shop.

On September 15th 2022, the game was announced to release worldwide on Xbox Game Pass later that same day.

Danganronpa V3 was officially announced at the SCEJPC 2015, revealing a new school setting and the first Danganronpa game for PlayStation 4. The theme of the game is "psycho cool" with adult coolness. TARAKO replaced Nobuyo Oyama as Monokuma's voice actor due to her retirement from voice acting. A promotional demo called New Danganronpa V3: Trial Version was released in Japan on December 20th, 2016 ahead of the game's full release on January 12th, 2017. However, Danganronpa V3 was banned in South Korea due to its violent content.[55] Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony (in Japan: ニューダンガンロンパV3 みんなのコロシアイ新学期 ) is a Japanese visual novel game developed by Spike Chunsoft. It is the third main title in the Danganronpa series. It was released in Japan on January 12th, 2017 for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. It was launched on PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, and Steam for PC in North America on September 26th, 2017, and in Europe on September 29th, 2017.

A promotional demo called Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony (Demo Version) was released in Japan on December 20th, 2016[5]. The Demo was later released in North America, Europe, and Australia on August 25th, 2017[6].

Danganronpa V3 was made available on the PlayStation 5 launch day towards backwards compatibility.

In June 15th, 2021, it was announced that Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony would be released on the Nintendo Switch as a physical-only bundle for Danganronpa Decadence, or individually in the Nintendo e-Shop.

On September 15th 2022, the game was announced to release worldwide on Xbox Game Pass later that same day. https://character.ai/chat/hr91lwuBK4rWct5PnFnWtVt95wwr0TVb_3czzYE3vjg