Owada Mondo & Ishimaru Kiyotaka

Mondo Owada (大和田 紋土), is a student in Hope's Peak Academy's Class 78th, and a participant of the Killing School Life featured in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc. His title is the Ultimate Biker Gang Leader (超高校級の「暴走族」lit. Super High School Level Gang Leader).

Mondo Owada, is a student in Hope's Peak Academy's Class 78th, and a participant of the Killing School Life featured in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc. His title is Ultimate Biker Gang Leader.

In the game, he is voiced by Kazuya Nakai in the Japanese version of the game, and by Keith Silverstein in the English version of the game.

In the anime, he is voiced by Kazuya Nakai in the Japanese version of the anime, and by Christopher R. Sabat in the English version of the anime.

Mondo is 6'2 and weighs 168 lbs. He has a tall stature and muscular build which gives him a bulky figure, he also has chiseled facial features such as clearly defined cheekbones which makes him appear more manly and rough. This is why many perceive Mondo as strong despite not yet knowing his defined character. He has an unusual, dark-brown punch perm with a slight variation which alters the hairstyle to what is known as an "aippa", a cross between an afro and an early 1960s pompadour. Mondo has slightly tanned skin and a deep-ridged black eye line circling his small purple eyes which gives him an intimidating appearance. The eyelashes on the outer halves of his lower eyelids are distinctively long and this usually gives him a fierce expression.

His school uniform reflects that of a typical Japanese biker gang member (暴走族 bōsōzoku), comprising of a black overcoat known in Japan as "tokkō-fuku", adorned with the symbol of The Crazy Diamonds along with Japanese text and dragon symbol motifs colored orange, worn open over a white A-shirt. He wears baggy black pants held up by a belt and his shoes are white loafers. The buckle of Mondo's belt is shaped like the face of a Komainu.

Mondo has the personality generally associated with delinquents; he is aggressive, foul-mouthed and often makes the impression of being a rude and an intimidating man. For example, when Makoto first met him, he did his best to keep the conversation as short as possible, taking notice of how easily aggravated Mondo could really be depending on what he was told. He is very easy to provoke, and will not hesitate to resort to violence when pushed to the brink of his patience. This is shown with his interactions with Byakuya who acts condescendingly towards most of the students with Mondo being no exception, prompting Mondo to fight back with no thought of the consequences.

However, similar to Chihiro, Mondo has a severe complex about being seen as weak, which he instead represses by trying to internalize the idea that he is indeed strong. This complex stems from the fact that his gang members tended to look down on him because he was the little brother of Daiya, the first leader of The Crazy Diamonds. The fact that he inadvertently caused his brother's death in a street race by acting rash in oncoming traffic, prompting Daiya give his own life for his brother, only fuels his internal guilt and self-loathing. Mondo believes his own weakness was the cause of Daiya's death, and with this constant burden was additionally placed on him, as he had to live with and share the lie with the rest of his members that it was Daiya who had acted rashly instead of him.

Mondo states that he tends become very anxious around girls he has taken a liking to, causing him to raise his voice and ultimately scare them away, something that has happened at least 10 times already. This potentially shows that Mondo is shy around new people and is unaware of how to relinquish his ruffian-like nature while in calmer situations.

Mondo has a soft spot for dogs and had one named Chuck during his childhood. However, he died at the age of 9. When speaking with Makoto about his dog, Mondo becomes very emotional and eventually has to leave the conversation once he began to tear up. Makoto stated he never saw him in such a state before, showing a softer and emotional side to Mondo's personality that he tries to avoid showing when in proximity with others. He states in a Free Time Event that while he likes both cats and dogs, but prefers dogs.

His final Free Time Event has him also reveal his insecurities over his future. He believes that the only choice for him once he graduates is to get a job and decides that he would want to become a carpenter since he wants to start making things instead of breaking them, showing that Mondo may be secretly wishing to reform his violent personality and help make a difference without resorting to aggression or violence.

Kiyotaka Ishimaru (石丸 清多夏 Ishimaru Kiyotaka) is one of the characters featured in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc.

His talent is the Ultimate Moral Compass.

Kiyotaka was manipulated into going into the Art Storage Room with a claim of an escape route found in the school by Hifumi, who in turn was manipulated by Celestia Ludenberg, as a part of a murder ploy set up by her. He was bludgeoned in the back of the head by Hifumi with Justice Hammer #4, killing him instantly.

In the game, he is voiced by Kōsuke Toriumi in the Japanese version of the game, and by Sean Chiplock in the English version of the game.

In the anime, he is voiced by Kōsuke Toriumi in the Japanese version of the anime, and by Austin Tindle in the English version of the anime.

Kiyotaka has short spiky black hair and very large matching eyebrows. He has intense red eyes. In some official art, he is shown to be very muscular.

He wears white uniform with five golden buttons on each sleeve and six on his chest, a red and gold medal on his chest, a red armband with the kanji (風紀 fūki) meaning “Public Morals”, and knee-high black lace-up boots.

The kanji character adorning the lapel of his shirt, 参, actually represents a verb read as 参る mairu which means either "to be defeated", "to be annoyed", "to be madly in love" or "to visit a shrine/grave".

As Kiyondo, his appearance is mostly the same but his hair is pure white and his eyes have a red glowing aura to them.

As the Ultimate Moral Compass, Kiyotaka is righteous and values order and rules above all else. He takes his role as a student very seriously, getting upset when he has no classes to go to during the Killing School Life. He also apparently owns 10 sets of the same uniform just to make sure he never runs out and can wear one every day of the year, even on holidays or days off from school.

Because of his grandfather's tragedy, he prioritizes effort above much else. Being such a hard worker, he believes that one can achieve anything through enough of it. However, he views those who label themselves "geniuses" his enemies, because they don't understand the true value of effort. He also sees people who resort to violence easily as cowards. Described as "enthusiastic to the point of being mad", Kiyotaka believes that every action one commits must have some sort of purpose and he despises the idea of wasting time.

Fitting his talent, Kiyotaka views himself as and acts as a leader, being the one in charge of arranging the morning meetings among the students. However, his extreme dedication to studying and proper conduct to the point where he can barely hold a "normal" conversation with another person renders him difficult to be taken seriously. Very expressive and intense in his manner of speech, he's almost always yelling when he talks. He's quick to burst out the first thing that comes to his mind and try to impose his values and beliefs on others due to his poor skills at social interactions, something he feels greatly ashamed of. It is implied that his occasional insensitivity towards others is due to the lack of social interaction he's experienced in his life.

comes to his mind and try to impose his values and beliefs on others due to his poor skills at social interactions, something he feels greatly ashamed of. It is implied that his occasional insensitivity towards others is due to the lack of social interaction he's experienced in his life.

Nevertheless, Kiyotaka is loyal to and cares deeply for his classmates. He is willing to take pragmatic approaches for the sake of preventing killings among them, such as offering to have everyone reveal their secrets to each other in order to avoid Monokuma's second incentive, starting with himself and naively thinking during the first killer would raise their hand and reveal themself to avoid a class trial from taking place.

In spite of his confident and authoritative exterior, Kiyotaka suffers from low-self esteem and is secretly rather sensitive, sometimes bursting into tears in response to fear or joy. He secretly wishes he could make friends and have someone to talk to, but worries about the notion of being a nuisance to others, as he is stated to overreact to just about everything. He can be naive from time to time and is slow-witted, as he is sometimes slower to figure things out than the other students and is rather easy to trick.

One of his more unique traits is his belief that "when the body is naked, so is the soul", meaning that showing each other their naked bodies helps two men form a mutual trust. Bonds between men mean a lot to Kiyotaka, as shown during one of his Free Time Events where he asks Makoto to bathe with him in an attempt for the two to become closer as friends.

After the death of his first and best friend, Mondo, Kiyotaka is left in a state of shock and is rendered completely speechless and unresponsive. Following his adoption of the personality of Kiyondo, he becomes more aggressive, prone to anger, and extremely protective of Alter Ego, whom he sees as his Bro. He uses more aggressive language that never becoming vulgar however (though it does in the Japanese version). However, he still sees himself as the Ultimate Moral Compass, mentioning himself that he wouldn't perform criminal activities.