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I find all aspects of humanity, even the ugly parts, to be beautiful. Our present situation is rather... intriguing. What beauty will I be able to witness here?
~ Korekiyo after introducing himself to Kaede.

Korekiyo Shinguji, commonly referred to as "Kiyo," is a character in the video game Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony. Creepy yet mild-mannered, Kiyo is a supporting protagonist in the first chapter, and a minor supporting protagonist in the second, before revealing himself as the main culprit and antagonist in Chapter 3. He is one of the sixteen participants in the Killing School Semester and his talent is that of an Ultimate Anthropologist. Kiyo is a serial killer of young girls, whose main goal is to send his deceased sister one hundred friends in the afterlife.

Personality[]

Kiyo's outlandish personality, somewhat creepy appearance, and morbid way of thinking makes people around him uncomfortable. Despite this, he is very intelligent and has a deep passion for anthropology, considering humanity to be "beautiful". Kiyo seems to think that the Killing School Semester is "intriguing" and that it gives him lots of field work opportunities to observe human behavior at its finest.

Aside from his passion for anthropology and humanity in general, Kiyo is deeply obsessed with his older sister who had passed away years before the events of the semester, even going so far as to having an incestuous relationship with her. After her passing, Kiyo was deeply saddened by the loss and decided to "send" his sister some friends in the afterlife, choosing young girls as his targets that he considered "worthy" enough. Despite his sickly fixation towards his sister, Kiyo hates it whenever someone implies him to have a sister complex.

Kiyo also has a split personality, similar to that of Toko Fukawa/Genocide Jack, but unlike Toko who had a multiple personality disorder, Kiyo's split personality is a tulpa based on his aforementioned sister and serves more as a coping mechanism over his personal grief and torture that he had suffered years before. Maki describes Kiyo to be just delusional when Kaito starts to suspect that Kiyo might be possessed by his dead sister's ghost. Kiyo's delusion ended up becoming so overwhelming in the end that he genuinely believed to be possessed by his sister and saw her subliminal "messages" as transcendental commandments to send her 100 friends in the afterlife.

Biography[]

Early Life[]

Kiyo was one of the many fans recruited by Team Danganronpa to become the participants of the 53rd Killing Game. His past as an Ultimate Student was fabricated, but it went as follows.

As a younger child, Kiyo was extremely close to his older sister. His sister had to be hospitalized constantly due to diseases and was left bed-ridden most of the time. Kiyo began to become interested in anthropology after reading about other cultures with his sister, and he began to research other cultures. Kiyo's sister saw he was interested in it, and made Kiyo a custom made outfit, which he wore from then on. At some point during this time, he began an incestuous relationship with his sister.

Eventually, his sister died from her sickness, leaving Kiyo heartbroken. He eventually came up with the idea of sending his sister "friends" by killing girls who would be good influences on her. His travels brought him to many different places, where he would learn more about the new cultures and would "collect" new friends for his sister. One time, he was captured and tortured by a bunch of natives. To cope, he developed a personality similar to his deceased sister. He would later use this personality to help cope with hard circumstances.

One day, a sickness caused by a bunch of meteorites began to kill all of the people on earth. In order to preserve humanity, the leaders of the world collected 16 Ultimates who were immune to the disease and sent them into a spaceship colony, called the Ultimate Academy of Gifted Juveniles. The Ultimates were put in cold sleep until they could find a new place to live. However, the mastermind awakened them and decided to cause the killing game.

Chapter 1[]

Kiyo was one of the students who were trapped in the Ultimate Academy of Gifted Juveniles. He first appeared in the gym without his ultimate talent. When the Monokuma Kubs show up and realize that he nor the rest of the students don't have their talents, they quickly fix that by using a flashback light to give them their false pasts. When the students actually meet with their talents, Kiyo introduces himself by the main hall as the Ultimate Anthropologist, and unlike most of the other students, he remains calm throughout the experience. Even when he demonstrates that they are trapped in the school, he still remains calm and collected and is intrigued over what events could transpire here. Soon after, all the students meet in the gymnasium, and the killing game begins.

After reading the school rules, he goes with the other students to try the Death Road of Despair. However, after numerous attempts, he is one of the people who gives up on escaping through the tunnel. Soon after, he learns about the first motive and the blood perk. He spends the next bit of time trying to figure out who would be good friends for his sister, and he eventually decides that all of the girls other than Miu and Maki would suffice. He is later seen on the morning of Ryoma and Rantaro's argument. Later in the evening, he stayed in the dining hall with Miu Iruma, Kirumi Tojo and Tsumugi Shirogane. He was called with the others when the body was found and he was part of the last group to arrive to the dining hall. The trial commences, and Kaede is executed for murdering Rantaro.

Chapter 2[]

To be added.

Chapter 3[]

Kiyo's research lab is unlocked after the remaining students gain an access to the third floor. After making himself comfortable in his new workstation, Kiyo began to plan his next murder by building a seesaw in one of the empty rooms. Unfortunately for Kiyo, Angie happened to step in and interfere his planning when she needed a candle for her ritual. Kiyo then knocked out Angie with a loose floorboard and carried her unconscious body back to her lab where he finished her off with a katana that he brought from his lab. After killing Angie, Kiyo created a locked room mystery by stabbing Kaede's wax doll with the katana and spinning the doll around so that the katana handle ended up locking the door from the inside.

After covering his tracks, Kiyo decided to utilize his carefully planned seesaw anyways and started waiting for the right moment. When Angie's body was found, Kiyo suggested that they should perform a seance in order to talk with Angie's ghost. Tenko volunteered as the spirit medium which Kiyo agreed. Kiyo then planted a knife inside the cage before turning off the lights. During the seance ritual, Kiyo searched for the loose floorboard by using his sense of touch to find the correct orientation of the salt circle and then deliberately stomped on it with his full weight, killing Tenko in the process when the knife inside the cage connected with her neck. Subsequently he dropped every evidence to the floor below to hide his involvement with the murder.

During the class trial, Shuichi started tracking down Kiyo on Tenko's murder, suspecting him to be the culprit since he did most of the work during the seance and had it all planned out. Kiyo eventually confesses when all the evidence points out at him but notes that it's only Angie's murder that matters when it comes to the outcome of the trial, denying to have any involvement with it. However, Kiyo's role as the first murderer is eventually revealed when they take account the piece of bloody duct tape that was found under her body, connecting it to the dried blood found on the loose floorboard and floor below the second crime scene.

Kiyo is then unanimously voted guilty after he gives up and reveals his split personality and status as a serial killer of young women. Monokuma then executes him by melting him in a "Cultural melting pot" before banishing his departed soul from reaching the afterlife with salt.

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Trivia[]

  • Of all the culprits, Kiyo had one of the most unsympathetic motives in the entire series and his incestuous relationship with his sister and string of murders comes as a shock to everyone, including Kokichi Oma and even Monokuma.
    • However, after the reveal that the participants were all brainwashed via the Flashback Lights, Korekiyo can be considered to be sympathetic as his murderous insanity was a result of Team Danganronpa brainwashing people into killers for their sick enjoyment. When Shuichi talks about the people who died during the Killing Game, Kiyo is also seen despite his actions, due to how he too was a victim of the show.
      • Additionally, it was also strongly implied that, if his sister did exist, that their relationship was abusive and manipulative, making Korekiyo even more tragic.

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Ultimate Despair
Leadership: Junko Enoshima | Monokuma | Mukuro Ikusaba | Alter Ego Junko
Remnants of Despair: Nagito Komaeda | Izuru Kamukura | Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu | Mikan Tsumiki | Gundham Tanaka | Teruteru Hanamura | Peko Pekoyama
Agents: Chisa Yukizome | Kazuo Tengan
Warriors of Hope: Monaca Towa | Masaru Daimon | Jataro Kemuri | Kotoko Utsugi | Nagisa Shingetsu | Kurokuma


Team Danganronpa
Gofer Project: Tsumugi Shirogane | Monokuma | Monokuma Kubs (Monotaro | Monophanie | Monodam | Monosuke | Monokid) | Motherkuma


Hope's Peak Academy
The Steering Committee | Kazuo Tengan | Nagisa Shingetsu's Father | Yasuke Matsuda | Natsumi Kuzuryu | Sato


Future Foundation
Kazuo Tengan | Kyosuke Munakata | Chisa Yukizome | Juzo Sakakura | Ruruka Ando | Sonosuke Izayoi | Ryota Mitarai


The Resistance
Haiji Towa | Shirokuma


Mutual Killing Game Participants
Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc: Sayaka Maizono | Leon Kuwata | Mondo Owada | Genocide Jack | Hifumi Yamada | Celestia Ludenberg | Mukuro Ikusaba | Junko Enoshima
Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair: Teruteru Hanamura | Peko Pekoyama | Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu | Mikan Tsumiki | Gundham Tanaka | Nagito Komaeda | Junko Enoshima (AI) | Izuru Kamukura
Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony: Kirumi Tojo | Korekiyo Shinguji | Miu Iruma | Kokichi Oma | Tsumugi Shirogane


Danganronpa Gaiden: Killer Killer
Takumi Hijirihara | Momomichi Itō | Rei Shimizu | Eiichiro Saiyama | Ted Chikatilo | Kenji Tsuruhashi | Mimiko Tomizawa | Shūji Fujigawa


Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc IF
Mukuro Ikusaba


Others
Adult H | Tokuichi Towa | Masaru Daimon's Father | Jataro Kemuri's Mother | Kotoko Utsugi's Father | Kazuya Togami | Kyouka

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