Junko Enoshima: Catfishes You. [REUPLOADED]

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“ The older sister, tough and proud—that was Mukuro. The younger sister, smart and cute—that was... HYAAAAHAHAHA! Me! Junko f*cking Enoshima! And together, we were the Despair Sisters! AKA the Ultimate DESPAIR! „ ~ Junko Enoshima comparing herself to her twin sister Mukuro Ikusaba. “ Hope is harmony. A just heart, moving toward the light. That is all. Despair is hope's polar opposite. It is messy and confusing. It swallows up love, hatred, and everything else. Because not knowing where you will end up is despair. Despair is even what you cannot predict. Only despair's unpredictability can save you from a boring future. „ ~ Junko Enoshima Junko Enoshima (in Japanese: 江ノ島 盾子, Enoshima Junko) is the main antagonist of the Danganronpa franchise. She is the Ultimate Fashionista, founder of Ultimate Despair, as well as possesses a hidden talent known as Ultimate Analyst. She is the younger twin sister of Mukuro Ikusaba and had an alternate identity known as Ryōko Otonashi, which her memories were lost and counts as a different person that was not in any of the games.

Junko controls and interfaces with the victims of the killing games through Monokuma and serves as the archenemy of Makoto Naegi. Despite executing herself, her influence and legacy are ultimately the driving forces behind major conflicts.

She is voiced by Megumi Toyoguchi in the Japanese dubbed version for both the video games and the anime adaptations, who also voiced her twin sister Mukuro Ikusaba in the same franchise; besides Nena in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure; Kunimitsu in Tekken Tag Tournament 2; Phantom Aqua in Kingdom Hearts 0.2: Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage; Hana Kirisaki in Nisekoi and Revy in Black Lagon.

She is voiced by Amanda Celine Miller whenever she speaks in a normal tone and by Erin Fitzgerald whenever she speaks in an unusual tone, in the English dubbed versions of the games. The latter of whom also voiced May Kanker from Ed, Edd n Eddy. In the anime adaptations, she was voiced by Jamie Marchi in the English dubbed version. In the stage play adaptations, she was portrayed by the late Sayaka Kanda, who also portrayed her sister Mukuro Ikusaba and later voiced Kaede Akamatsu in Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony.

Junko is a young woman who took Japan by storm with her extravagant tastes and cheerful charisma. Ironically, her popularity as a fashionista was due to an air of being 'not fake.' Initially, to those around her, she appears very easy-going, overly carefree, very talkative, witty, strongly charismatic, quirky, and confident (partially from her fashionista status and having similar traits to the "valley girl" archetype), mostly in the Despair Arc. In general, Junko's personality and mannerisms tend to be very erratic and unstable, as her true nature stems from her boredom being at a very high and abnormal degree, having little interest in anything, extending to even boredom of her own personality due to her true talent. From this, Junko had an overall extremely dull and predictable life at first.

Her boredom is interrelated with her fascination with despair due to its incalculable, destructive, and overall chaotic nature. From this, she believes it is the only emotion worth having. Her motives center around causing despair either in others or herself. Junko is willing to do anything to bring about despair and destroy any type of hope or positivity.

Though she initially comes off as lacking emotion, she is in fact capable of feeling genuine love and care for others. Her alternate personality, Ryōko Otonashi, is proof of this as she was very much in love with her childhood friend, Yasuke Matsuda, who in turn cared for her, though he often hid his feelings from her. Even outside of her alternate self, Junko's love extends to her sister, Mukuro, and her fellow classmates. However, because she is heavily obsessed with despair, she uses her love as a means to fulfill her desire of falling into greater despair.

Hence, she subjects her sister to constant abuse before ultimately killing her and subjecting her classmates to the torturous experience of the Killing School Life. Ultimately, she is willing to go as far to destroy any bonds and attachments she had with others as a means to fall into despair.

Her despair ideology appears similar to nonconformity (as, from her view, hope is considered the status quo) and worldwide chaos. Though, at it’s core, it’s rooted in nihilism and her own self-indulgence, as due to her true talent, she suffers from existential boredom, which causes her pleasure in anything unpredictable and destructive (being despair).

In overall terms of personality, Junko is an incredibly unpredictable, psychotic, apathetic, treacherous, maniacal, and pitiless sadist by nature, and cares for nothing more than creating despair and misery towards other people. She tends to unpredictably switch between different personalities; these personalities are represented by her appearance comically shifting with different mannerisms, effects, accessories, and archetypes. These include (but aren't limited to) her iconic Monokuma persona (though, unlike her other personas, this is pretty much only limited to when she is controling Monokuma and is trying to conceal her identity, thus is even moreso of an act than the others), "sickening cuteness" (represented by overly-cutesy and childish mannerisms) "severe depression" (represented by melancholic mannerisms and cartoonish mushrooms) "clinical sophistication" (represented by professional mannerisms) "boisterous vulgarity" (represented by an archetypical, loud rockstar) "eerie stoicism" (represented by overly-mysterious mannerisms and a monotone voice), and "haughty superiority" (represented by an archetypical, arrogant empress). She seems to usually do this to imitate other students or to satisfy the boredom of her own personality. She seems to also talk as if she is narrating a story, mainly shown when she first appears in the anime writing down her thoughts.

In Despair Arc, she seems to switch personalities less often, showing more of her "true" self. In Danganronpa 1, her personality changes more frequently, implying her mental state declining further and falling deeper into despair.

In a way, each of Junko’s talents represent each section and layer of her personality. Her Ultimate Fashionista status, as previously mentioned, represents her deceitfully friendly and charismatic surface, her Ultimate Despair talent represents her "rebelion" to society’s hope , chaotic, physically and psychologically abusive, and sadomasochistic thrill-seeking hedonism underside, and her Ultimate Analyst talent represents two sides of her—being calculating, strategic, and her exceptional intelligence, but also her extreme boredom (due to said analytical talent) that trully spawned her beliefs and serves as motivation for her to escape it.

Appearance Junko is 5'7" (169 cm) with a fair complexion. As Ryōko, she originally had red eyes and hair. As Junko, she has blue eye contacts and bleached, pale, strawberry-blonde hair. In her first appearance, she has her hair tied into twin pigtails with a white bear hairclip on the right and a black bear hairclip on the left, resembling the two sides of Monokuma.

Talents/Abilities Junko was born with peak-human, very close to superhuman, analytical abilities, in which she possesses extraordinary abilities to swiftly analyze and comprehend virtually anything. She can effortlessly discern the personality, capabilities, thoughts, and past of a person with a glance. Her analytical prowess is so advanced that she can foresee future events, though to an extent depending on the factor(s) of what she is dealing with. A few examples of her using her talent are creating her own A.I. from studying Chihiro Fujisaki’s coding skills, creating certain videos from observing Ryota Mitarai’s animations, erasing very specific memories of others (and herself) using advanced technology from observing Yasuke Matsuda’s neurology research, and possibly being able to gain other skills.

These abilities granted her the additional titles of the 'True' Ultimate Despair and Ultimate Fashionista. The former stems from combining her analytical skills with a penchant for despair and using it onto people. Using her talent, Junko can sense a person’s weaknesses, deducing what brings the most despair within said person and using it against them. She is shown to be highly manipulative; whether through intense charisma, intimidation, or blackmail, she finds ways to get people to succumb to her desires. She can use more forceful methods through the aforementioned videos, which can brainwash others into causing despair (via the "despair video") and fall madly in love with her (or, alternatively, force them to commit suicide, via the "suicide video"). Her Ultimate Fashionista title comes from her capability to predict fashion trends, allowing her to establish a facade as a popular model to appear innocent. However, her talent does have some limitations , albeit rarely, as she was unable to properly analyze Makoto Naegi due to his unusual and unpredictable luck pattern.

Junko appears to have an unusual ability to detect hope and despair in others, independent of her analytical skills. In Danganronpa Zero, even while in her amnesiac Ryoko persona, she recognizes the hidden strength within Makoto. Similarly, in Danganronpa 3, she senses Makoto’s potential for hope and, upon encountering Ryota Mitarai, perceives his latent potential as well.

Quotes Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School “ A wind blew past... It was the moment that the two, who would plunge Hope's Peak High School, and ultimately the world, into the depths of despair, first came to the school! „ ~ Junko marvelling about her plan to dye the world with despair. “ See? Despair is an unknown. Because of my super analytic ability, I was thoroughly bored with this world. The "hope" everyone longs for is just a preexisting harmony. But despair was the one thing that was different. The heart-racing excitement of messy despair has a taste like you've never known! „ ~ Junko trying to lure Izuru Kamukura to her side. “ Okay! To celebrate your touching reunion, let's all watch Mitarai's anime! We're going to reclaim our lost youths! „ ~ Junko convincing Mikan Tsumiki to watch Ryota Mitarai's brainwashing anime. “ Well? Did that excite you? Then, you ain't seen nothing yet... ...of despair's wonder. We'll do something even better. I won't bore to you. „ ~ Junko to Izuru after causing The Tragedy of Hope's Peak Academy. “ You really do love hope, huh? To a despairful degree. „ ~ Junko to Nagito Komaeda. “ I'm the Super High School-Level Despair, Junko Enoshima. The woman who will knock the world into despair. „ ~ Junko introducing herself to Chisa Yukizome. “ Your students will become even more despairful than he is. In despair's name, they won't hesitate to destroy their own bodies. They'll willingly kill those most precious to them. Those are the sorts of wonderful Despairs I'll have them become! „ ~ Junko telling Chisa Yukizome her plan to throw Class 77-B into despair. “ Run. Because that is your despair. „ ~ Junko sparing Ryota at the cost of him having to live with the knowledge that his anime was what caused her to succeed in her plans. “ Giving me that scary look is pointless. Since you've been imprinted on my brain as a young maiden in love. The main dish awaits! I can't waste any more time on an appetizer like you. „ ~ Junko after blackmailing Juzo and preparing to execute Chiaki. “ Chiaki Nanami... Loved by everyone, trusted by everyone, your death will stain them all with despair! „ ~ Junko taunting Chiaki as the latter struggles to make it out of her dungeon. “ Congratulations! Now, you'll all be like me! The despair of losing someone you love... You'll have despairful emotional systems that let you get drunk with ecstasy on that despair! You'll seek out despair without end, and become the ones who will stain this world, with despair, the Super High School-Level Despairs! „ ~ Junko congratulating Class 77-B on becoming just like her after executing Chiaki in front of them. “ Goodbye, Class Rep. And welcome to the wonderful world of despair. I look forward to working with you, my upperclassmen. „ ~ Junko following Class 77-B being turned into the Ultimate Despairs. “ The students of Hope's Peak High School, who are the most talented in the world. Their fall into despair will be enough to send the world in the same direction in no time. Those kids are practically extensions of my will, now. They're going to infect the world with despair! „ ~ Junko raving about how Class 77-B, now the Ultimate Despairs, will carry out her plan of painting the world with despair. “ Makoto Naegi... He's in the way!... The thing about his luck is, it isn't like Komaeda's. It comes and goes, so even I can't predict it... I'll pass! If that loser can throw my plan out of whack, I think that is, itself, despairful! „ ~ Junko explaining to Mukuro about Makoto's unpredictable luck and spares his life due to his potential to stop her. “ After all, if despair were to vanish from the entire world, that would be pretty despairful in it's own way! „ ~ Junko fantasizing about the possibilities of despair while in her Monokuma personality. “ In the end, Yukizome ended up dying her students with despair, drove her lover and her boss into conflict, and led the Future Foundation into destruction! And for the final touch, she killed herself in front of her beloved Munakata! That was despairingly sweet! „ ~ Junko to Chisa in the afterlife. Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc “ We have been waiting! Waiting so very long for peasants like you to appear! If you swear your fealty to us, we will reward you with half of the entire world! We've even drawn up the deed already! We will grant you honor, status, and some of our home cooking! Have you made your choice? Will you serve under us? „ ~ Junko revealing herself to the students during the 6th class trial. “ Having to play Monokuma all the time, day after day... It was like I was stuck in purgatory, or like a slow suicide. I get bored so easy, ya know? „ ~ Junko explaining her boredom of doing nothing but control Monokuma for the entire killing game. “ What's wrong with my beautiful face? People have told me I'm cuter than a hundred chihuahuas combined. „ ~ Junko saddened over others supposedly not finding her cute. “ Sometimes a little lie is necessary to keep things moving along, wouldn't you agree? „ ~ Junko justifying Mukuro Ikusaba lying about Junko using photoshop in her modeling pictures to Makoto as a means to continue her plans without any faults and as Mukuro's excuse for the two of them having different faces. “ Maybe it's new to your dumb ass, but it bores me to tears! Answering the same questions, over and over! Just make up whatever answer you want, I don't give a shit! The truth's f***in' lame, anyway. „ ~ Junko becoming irritated during the trial. “ We were the Ultimate Despair, ya know? So we never had any kind of hope, or expectations. No, I've felt despair as long as I can remember, like I never should have been born at all. When I was born, I cried tears of total despair. So that's why for us, it's not a big deal whether we die or kill! We're just those kinds of people. We can do anything! We've always been filled with despair, so when we do something, we go all the way and live without regret! „ ~ Junko talking about her and Mukuro's dedication towards despair. “ Killing my precious sister with my own two hands... That act is filled with so much despair, you can't help but put a "super" in front of it. It's like super super super super super despair. No, more than that... Super super super super super super super super super super super super super super super despair... It just feels...so...good... And my sister, too... In that moment of death, I think she must have felt that despair. After all, to be murdered by your own sister, and only as an example to someone else...? She must have died feeling such excruciating hopelessness... I'm so...jealous of her. Super jealous... „ ~ Junko in her "severe depression" mood, becoming consumed in despair and envy over having murdered Mukuro. “ Relationships, secrets, money, betrayal... These are all pretty standard motives, right? The most normal of normal, totally middle of the road! But of course those aren't the only motives that exist in this world... In fact, there are as many reasons to kill as there are people on Earth. They compel humans to kill each other, bringing despair to the world. This is what we refer to as the seed of despair! Just as water, air, and food promote growth in living things, the seed of despair also needs nourishment... And that nourishment...is hope! Despair can grow only in the presence of hope! Two sides of the same coin, divided by a razor-thin lines... Such is hope and despair! „ ~ Junko talking about how despair motivates people to do heinous things. “ Okey dokey! Like they say, seeing is believing! Puhuhu. I wanna see, too... See your faces sink into despair...! „ ~ Junko in her "Monokuma" mood, obsessing about the remaining students falling into despair. “ Stop? And said with such authority. A peasant would dare challenge us, the avatar of divine punishment? You must learn your place, peasant! You are no longer the Ultimate Affluent Progeny! „ ~ Junko, in her "Haughty Superiority" mood, to Byakuya Togami. “ Two years of school life. How many moments of blossoming youth have you missed out on? How many fun classes? How many school events? This was your chance to build lasting friendships, right? „ ~ Junko taunting the students about having erased two years worth of their memories. “ In a way, I'm jealous of all of you. To give yourself over so completely to such stimulating despair... Yeah, so figure out the rest for yourselves! I'm sick of expositioning all this shit! „ ~ Junko expressing her envy towards the students. “ I love you all so much... Once your school life here began, I thought about you constantly. It's only natural that I would...fall in love. So since I love you guys so much, I'll tell you all about it! All about the idea we came up with as the Ultimate Despair—our plan to bring despair to all mankind! „ ~ Junko explaining her twisted sense of "love" to the students. “ A peasant begging for his life? How delightful! We've never witnessed such a travesty firsthand... But I'm sorry to say, begging doesn't work on me. All I want is despair. And there's no reason for it. And since there's no reason, there's no argument against it. There's just no understanding it. No argument, no understanding... What better definition of ultimate despair could there be! „ ~ Junko mocking Yasuhiro Hagakure. “ I didn't kill anyone. I simply gave you a little nudge in the right direction. And that's all it took for you to start killing each other. You're nothing but bloodthirsty animals... That's why anyone was murdered here, peasant! Say what you want about hope, but we're all creatures of instinct, right? Despair comes naturally! Hell yes! That's funny as shit! „ ~ Junko rejecting the idea that she was responsible for the deaths that occurred during the killing game. “ We came to this school two years ago, created our incredibly detailed plan... I even killed my own sister for it... To come this far, and fail at the very end...! It's the most ultimately ultimate despair! Don't you see? I was so hopelessly desperate! I was bored of the world the moment I was born! That's why I've been looking forward to this so desperately. This once-in-a-lifetime experience... It is my first and last colossal despair, here at the moment of death. To have the chance to taste of the highest grade despair—the utter failure of my dreams! Ahhh! I am so hopelessly happy right now! „ ~ Junko displaying her love for despair. “ Ahh, stop it! Stop! I hate those faces you're making! To see those awful looks causes me nothing but pain... Fine, let me just say one last thing... If you guys wanna get all hung up on the word hope, that's no skin off my nose... But just be warned... From this point on, one despair after another will stand in your way. No matter where you run, no matter where you hide... Maybe you'll find some hope, but there is a very fine line dividing that hope from bitter despair. Knowing that, you still plan to cling to your hope? Shut up, shut up! That was a rhetorical question. You interrupted my monologue! I'm almost done though, so whatever... Because it's almost punishment time, right!? „ ~ Junko warning the survivors of the killing game about the despair they'll still have to face even after she's gone. “ Puhuhu... Puhuhuhu! So this is how the despair of death feels... Ahhh, it's so wonderful! Even a tenth of this despair... Even a hundredth!.. I want every last soul on this planet to taste such despair! I want the entire world to die with that despair in its mouth! Okay, let's do this! I've reserved an extra special punishment for last! Let's give it everything we've got! It's... PUNISHMENT TIIIME! Haahahahaha! „ ~ Junko's last words before executing herself. List of Victims Victims of Junko Enoshima Reception Junko Enoshima has received large amounts of praise from both critics and fans alike. She quickly became one of the most popular characters in the Danganronpa franchise, spawning several memes and becoming one of the most popular characters for cosplay. In 2019, Polygon ranked her as one of the best video game characters of the 2010s. In a 2013 poll from Anime Trend, Junko was voted as the 9th best female character of the year based on her role in the first game's anime adaptation Danganronpa: The Animation. In a Danganronpa: The Animation poll, Junko took the ninth place. Comic Book Resources listed her as the third most intelligent character from the franchise, citing how she manipulates most of the game's characters for the sake of entertaining herself even if it costs the lives of those as close to her as her own sister. Kotaku praised her characterization in Danganronpa Zero for providing her with more character depth given her receiving little of it in her appearances before then.

Trivia Junko means "shield" coupled with "child", while Enoshima can literally mean "island of the bay," or refer to the island in the Kanagawa prefecture. Her Ultimate ability in the Japanese version is Gyaru; this is a Japanese way of pronouncing the English word "gal." One of her poses is the same of Dio Brando from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure; she also says his catchphrase, "Useless, useless, useless," during a Bullet Time Battle. At the very last part of her execution, Junko Enoshima assumes a puzzled expression as the crusher slows down and seemingly glitches. The general fan consensus is that this was purposefully done to deny her despair, as she spent her last moments confused rather than enjoying the dispair of her imminent death and thus preventing her Karma Houdini status. As a prime antagonist of the series, Junko Enoshima appears in all three games (albeit only in flashbacks and as Tsumugi Shirogane's cosplay in the third one) and both novels as well as the Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak Academy anime (including her fake identity as Ryōko Otonashi). It is unknown how her body managed to stay intact for Ultimate Despair to retrieve and cut up after it was crushed during her execution. According to Spike Chunsoft and even Junko herself, she has no real ulterior motives as to why she commits her heinous acts other than simply that she finds life to be extremely boring and that she finds despair to be absolutely enjoyable. Due to her incredibly fickle and constantly changing personality, Junko has no stated likes or dislikes - unlike many other characters in the series. In the Guinness World Records Gamer's Edition (2018), Junko was named the "Most popular game character for cosplay." Junko has a noticeably similar personality to her minion, Monokuma, as both enforce and generate despair and destruction onto others. But while Junko is cunning, manipulative and sadistic, Monokuma focuses more on manipulating emotions rather than the actions of others and is highly violent. Junko's birthday is December 24. The number 4 is considered unlucky in Japan due to its pronunciation being similar to the word “death.” This matches Junko's obsession with causing death and despair. In 2019, Polygon ranked Junko as one of the best video game characters of the 2010s. Destructoid called Junko the best character in the entire Danganronpa franchise for how she embodies the overall themes of the franchise as a whole that are often discussed by the cast members and for how her legacy still continues in following installments in spite of her death. Junko was originally conceived as an early murder victim during the earliest development of the first game (with Kyoko/Gyaru as the Mastermind) before being made into the irredeemable and psychotic mastermind she's known as now. It is a canon fact that Junko genuinely cares for her classmates and her sister, but even with this she's irredeemable due to the fact she shows her love through despair. This makes her one of the few Pure Evil villains to have loved ones (The other notable example being Isaac Ray Peram Westcott). Likewise, Junko is one of the rare examples of a Pure Evil villain to have a page on the Heroes Wiki as Ryoko Otonashi since the latter is treated as a hero in-story. In 2020, Comic Book Resources ranked Junko as the anime and manga villain with the 3rd highest body count. Junko is not only responsible for Chiaki's death and turning everyone in Class 77-B into the Ultimate Despair as her servants, but she is also responsible for the deaths of some of the students of Class 78 (Sayaka, Leon, Chihiro, Mondo, Kiyotaka, Hifumi, Celestia and Sakura), her sister Mukuro Ikusaba and Kyoko's father, Jin Kirigiri. She appears in 2014's Danganronpa: The Stage. Her fate is difference from the games and anime adaptations in that Makoto doesn't allow Junko to kill herself to taste the final despair but says that to stay alive would be a better punishment. And she accepts it because she is alive after her plans failed and with no one she loves to remain with her is also despair. As such, she's presumably either imprisoned by the Future Foundation, or goes into hiding to abandon her plans. Either way, she lives in despair. External Links Junko Enoshima on the Danganronpa Wiki Junko Enoshima on the Pure Evil Wiki Junko Enoshima on the Wikipedia Ryoko Otonashi on the Heroes Wiki Ryoko Otonashi on the Danganronpa Wiki Navigation             Villains Categories Categories: Approved Evil Articles Pure Evil Mature Anime Villains Book Villains Crossover Villains Danganronpa Villains Exploitation Villains Internet Villains Manga Villains Science Fiction Villains Theatrical Villains Thriller Villains TV Show Villains Video Game Villains Abusers Addicts Alter-Ego Anarchists Animal Cruelty

Junko Enoshima VIEW SOURCE For the alternate versions of Junko Enoshima, see: Ryoko Otonashi or Alter Ego Junko. Junko Enoshima Gallery Sprites

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Name Kanji 江ノ島 盾子 Romaji Enoshima Junko Katakana エノシマ ジュンコ English Junko Enoshima Aliases & Titles Talent Characteristics Personal Status Debuts Portrayals

“ Hope is harmony. A just heart, moving toward the light. That is all. Despair is hope's polar opposite. It is messy and confusing. It swallows up love, hatred, and everything else. Because not knowing where you will end up is despair. Despair is even what you cannot predict. Only despair's unpredictability can save you from a boring future.

— Danganronpa 3: Despair Arc ”

Junko Enoshima (江ノ島 盾子), 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. Her title is the Ultimate Fashionista (超高校級の「ギャル」 lit. Super High School Level Gyaru).

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Relationships Family: Mukuro Ikusaba Mukuro is Junko's older twin sister. While Mukuro cared deeply for her younger sister, Junko appeared to have no love for her sister, seeing her as a tool to do her bidding, while at the same time behaved towards Mukuro in a derogatory manner. Whenever Mukuro talked fondly of Junko, she yelled at her and told her she's being gross. She frequently called her a dumb muscle who is only good for killing and mocked Mukuro whenever she showed interest in anything else (especially if it was something good and nice like wishing to have friends). Furthermore, she frequently insulted Mukuro's looks and intelligence, considering herself superior in every way.

Junko seemingly displayed no concern for Mukuro and was willing to kill her (while Mukuro was disguised as her) to set an example to the remaining students, and because she was 'a poor actor'. It's revealed that before attending Hope's Peak Academy, Junko had already tried to kill Mukuro. One example of this is when Junko tried to murder her sister with an ice pick and a grenade while in a limo. Mukuro, however, did not allow her to do this, blocked Junko's attacks, and threw the grenade out the window. In Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony's non-canon bonus mode Ultimate Talent Development Plan, Junko throws knives at Mukuro when they meet, indicating that this is some sort of twisted habit between the two that they do whenever they see each other after a while. Junko is also seen being physically abusive towards Mukuro on several occasions, often hitting and kicking her, though Mukuro sometimes seems to enjoy this. In Danganronpa Zero and Danganronpa 3, it's indicated that Mukuro may have incestuous feelings towards her sister, but Junko does not appear to be aware of this or just doesn't care.

However, paradoxically, it was also indicated that Junko did truly love her sister and that all of her horrible treatment of her was to make her feel despair, which Junko considered to be a loving act. The betrayal and murder of her was meant to send them both into despair (for Junko, the despair of killing her sister, and for Mukuro, the despair of being betrayed and killed by her sister). However, Junko never knew or tried to understand, that Mukuro's definition of despair had always differed from hers.

Love Interest: Yasuke Matsuda Yasuke and Junko were childhood friends who met on amicable terms when Yasuke's unnamed mother was struck with a disease, implied to be Alzheimer's, causing her to lose recognition of her son, resulting in Yasuke being neglected and abused as a child, which later made him majorly depressed and introverted before he met Junko in elementary school. One particular moment between the two when they were children was when Junko spent many days building a very detailed sandcastle. One day, the sandcastle was found destroyed. Yasuke went around angrily looking for the perpetrator until Junko approached him and stated that she had destroyed the sandcastle on her own accord and not to tell anyone.

In the years following the death of Yasuke's mother, Junko became the person that Yasuke felt he could always lean on, since he didn't have any other close friends. She promised to always be there for him, which made him develop stronger feelings towards her. She said she'll never forget Yasuke even if she forgets everything else, and that they'll always be together. For the first time in his life, Yasuke cried in front of another person, after making her promise she won't make fun of him, won't tell anyone, and won't try to console him. He became dependent on her and was ready to do anything for her because she told him she'll be what's important to him for now and prevented him from being all alone when he needed it the most. Junko also had a tendency to call them "lovers" and had romantic feelings for Yasuke, but he denied this with annoyance and called her a "stalker", treating her very similarly to Ryoko later in life. Yasuke has described Junko as "not family, a lover, or even a friend ... but someone just as important to him as any of those".

Both of them later enrolled in Hope's Peak Academy and after the school's tragedy, Yasuke reluctantly assisted Junko in her plans, creating her alternative identity Ryoko Otonashi. He wanted to prevent her from ever remembering, in order to protect her from herself and to protect other people. However, Junko had already planned ahead and had murders occur in the school. Despite not enjoying despair and killing, Yasuke was willing to do unethical things for the sake of protecting Junko, even if it caused him to feel horrible guilt.

Finally, Yasuke understands and admits to himself that Junko has only been using him. He is frustrated by her love for despair and angered after assuming that she never cared about him. He states that he both loves and hates her. He eventually decides to kill her while she is still Ryoko, however, he ends up getting killed instead. Junko stabbed him in the side and kicked his body until he was bloody and unrecognizable. He died believing that Junko did not care about him at all, but in truth, this was not the case. Junko did not view him as a servant and truly loved him, saying “you were the most important person to me of all” after he died, but killing him resulted in her feeling despair, which she so desperately craved.

Class 78th:

Makoto Naegi From the moment she first saw Makoto, she knew he would cause problems for her, due to him and his luck being unpredictable and for the same motive, Junko leaves Makoto alive because he's the only one who can defy her. Out of all of the students in Class 78th, she finds him the most annoying and odd person in her class. During the Killing School Life, Makoto foils Junko's attempt to execute Kyoko then Junko attempted to convince the other survivors to execute Makoto but instead they vote to execute her. Makoto states that she doesn't need to die, but Junko executes herself even after his request.

Kyoko Kirigiri Due to how close she was to discovering the truth about the killing game and her stealing her skeleton key, Junko recognized Kyoko as a threat and attempted to frame her for the murder of Mukuro, who was dead at the time, but this plan is ruined by Makoto.

Class 77-B: Ryota Mitarai An underclassman and member of the Class 77-B of Hope's Peak Academy. Her talent allowed her to see a certain "something" in Ryota during their first encounter, and immediately tried to find out his talent. Ryota was embarrassed at first. He was also angered by Junko's disinterest in anime, but quickly warmed up to her when she began to show interest in his animation. Although often bewildered by Junko's violent actions, he was grateful to her for giving him an entirely new environment for him to work on his anime.

However, Ryota starts to grow suspicious of Junko when she talks about despair and Mikan stops acting normally. After Ryota finds a video of the student council's mutual killing game, Junko tried to make him despair by traumatizing him. Ryota was fearful of her from then on and after he escapes, Junko doesn't kill him as she thought that running away from the situation was Ryota's despair.

Mikan Tsumiki Mikan was the first person in Class 77-B Junko brainwashed. Junko didn't actually care for her, wishing only to throw her into despair (or test her brainwashing video on Mikan); however, the effects of her brainwashing caused Mikan to worship her, doing anything Junko asked. Much like her sister, Junko physically and verbally abused Mikan, kicking her and calling her disgusting. She also seems to treat her like a servant, as Mikan is seen massaging her legs. Mikan refers to Junko as the only person who truly loved and paid attention to her, but Junko never viewed Mikan as anything more than a tool and never felt any love towards her.

Nagito Komaeda As one of the students that she brainwashed, Junko only thinks of Nagito as a tool, much like the other Ultimate Despairs, and does not care for him at all. Nagito has a sort of one-sided rivalry with her, considering her his sworn enemy.

It's later revealed that Nagito attempted to kill Junko during their first encounter when Nagito found Junko in an underground tunnel by chance. Junko remained calm during these events and was amused by how much Nagito believed in hope. It was heavily implied that like with Izuru, Junko was able to immediately analyze and figure out Nagito's true character and personality and the true reason for his obsession with hope using her talent. Nagito ultimately failed to kill her, thanks to Izuru. Junko later brainwashed Nagito and the rest of his class.

Chiaki Nanami Junko was the one who killed the beloved class rep of Class 77-B. Upon meeting Chiaki in an underground room, Junko takes an interest in her, claiming she'd been wanting to become friends with her, although this is obviously a lie. Junko wanted Chiaki to watch the brainwashing video, but after capturing and brainwashing Chisa, Junko changed her mind. Realizing how important Chiaki was to her class, Junko executes Chiaki to throw Class 77-B into despair. Junko was amused by how much hope Chiaki had and taunted her for that during Chiaki's execution.

Hope's Peak Academy Staff: Chisa Yukizome Junko had a somewhat complicated relationship with the homeroom teacher of Class 77-B. When Chisa learned that Junko was responsible for the recent events at Hope's Peak, she tried to protect her students from her, ultimately failing when Junko subdued and brainwashed her with the help of Mukuro. Even after being brainwashed, Chisa didn't harbor the same feelings that most of the Ultimate Despair held for Junko. She didn't love or admire her, and instead of bringing despair to the world, she brought it only to Kyosuke and the Future Foundation. Junko's feelings towards Chisa are unknown, but she seems to view Chisa as more than a tool to do her bidding; Junko is seen personally talking to Chisa in the afterlife, laughing at how much Chisa had accomplished as an Ultimate Despair. However, Chisa actually seems quite annoyed with Junko, frowning while she continues to talk about despair.

Kyosuke Munakata Kyosuke always hated Junko ever since he learned of her role in the Tragedy, and vowed to kill her. However, Junko didn't view him as a big obstacle or acknowledge his strength, both of which Kyosuke thought of her. Junko, however, managed to turn Kyosuke's closest friends against him; Chisa and Juzo. By brainwashing Chisa and blackmailing Juzo, she effortlessly convinced them to vouch for her and cover up her guilt. Later, Junko is seen laughing about how Chisa turned against Kyosuke in the afterlife, showing that she was amused by the way things had turned out.

Juzo Sakakura Juzo holds a deep grudge against Junko for both causing him to betray Kyosuke and starting the Tragedy. When Juzo confronted Junko on Kyosuke's behalf, Junko managed to overpower him in a physical fight (with some brainwashed Reserve Course students). She continued by blackmailing him, threatening to show Kyosuke photos of Juzo showing love for him in private. Junko found the whole situation hilarious, and called Juzo weak, saying she had no more time to waste on someone like him.

Ultimate Despair Members: Junko seems to have close relationships with some of the Ultimate Despair members, though she likely fabricated those relationships to increase their loyalty to her and bring them deeper into despair. In general, they're described to be madly in love with her and shared her love for despair as a result of Junko's brainwashing. A few examples of this are Mikan Tsumiki and Nagito Komaeda, although Izuru seems to be the exception.

Besides that, Junko doesn't care about any of them - except to Mukuro and Izuru - considering them pawns to achieve her goals.

Izuru Kamukura At first Junko seemed to have an underlying obsession/love towards Izuru, possibly because he is the Ultimate Hope and attempted to kill him because of his title.

After realizing both her and Mukuro couldn't defeat him, she instead tried to convert Izuru into a member of the Ultimate Despair. She brings Izuru along with her when she triggers the first Hope's Peak killing game and she frames Izuru to show him what despair was and eventually convinced him that a world of hope was boring. Izuru once protected Junko from Nagito after he attempts to kill her with a gun, showing that he was on Junko's side.

In the Danganronpa 3 relationship chart, Junko states that Izuru is a fateful encounter. She believed that she and him were destined for each other and a perfect match for spreading despair together, occasionally acting like an overly enthusiastic fan and flirting with him in a joking manner, though he is completely unresponsive and uninterested to this. Unusually, she also seemed to treat Izuru as an ally instead of her servant, and she was irritated when Izuru walked away without saying a proper goodbye. She appears to have some genuine attraction towards him, as she is seen blushing and looking at him in an adoring manner after he shot Nagito and thus saved her life.

In the end, neither of the two truly cared about each other and were only using each other—Izuru was just affiliated with her to see how unpredictable despair is, while Junko saw him as a tool in her hand, stating that she'll always find a use for him.

In Chapter 0 of Danganronpa 2, Izuru acknowledges that Junko used him in the past and seems to desire for revenge, as he wants to use her as she used him. He is shown to possess unusual hatred towards her, now considering her an enemy, possibly due to subconscious anger towards her actions. Danganronpa 3 reveals that Izuru was actually manipulating events after The Tragedy to strengthen both sides of the conflict, setting up a scenario where Junko's despair could clash with the Future Foundation's hope in order to determine which truly was stronger.

Warriors of Hope: Monaca Towa Monaca sees Junko as her savior and idol after she stopped the Warriors of Hope before they committed suicide together. Junko planned to use the Warriors of Hope as one of her pawns to spread despair to the world.

Junko appears to be the only person Monaca genuinely cared about. She was the only Warrior of Hope who knew that Junko was just using them, but she didn't care, as she was so grateful for Junko for "shining light into her boring world".

Monaca also has many pictures of Junko in her secret room. One main photo depicts her with a younger-looking Junko holding onto her wheelchair. Despite their closeness, even Junko didn't seem to know that she was only faking her disability.

Not wanting Junko's legacy to end, Monaca's main goal was to create a second-generation Junko Enoshima. She planned to become her successor herself based on the Servant's advice but ended up giving up on this goal after she realized that she didn't want to become like him, completely obsessed with hope and despair.