Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc is a visual novel game that traps you inside Hope’s Peak, a school for Japan’s ultimate children. The story has the institution taken over by the twisted teddy-bear, Monokuma, who pits the students against each other in a murderous game. Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc is a visual novel adventure game developed and published by Spike as the first game in the Danganronpa series. The game was originally released in Japan for the PlayStation Portable in November 2010 and was later ported to Android and iOS in August 2012. Danganronpa was localized and published in English regions by NIS America in February 2014, and for PC, Mac.

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Part 21: Trial 1, Part 1

: A couple of notes about the trials. I highly recommend watching the videos for the trial updates. Trials are fully voice-acted and will look much better in motion than they will in screenshot format, plus you will get to see the full depth of the minigames this way since I will only be taking a few screen shots of each of them. Each trial update video will cover the whole update from start to finish.
: Additionally, in the videos, I will be skipping the tutorial text explaining the various minigames but I will write it out for the screenshot version of each update.
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: Let's begin with a basic explanation of the class trial! So, your votes will determine the results. If you can figure out 'whodunnit' then only they will receive punishment. But if you pick the wrong one... then I'll punish everyone *besides* the blackened, and the one that deceived everyone else will graduate!
: And the killer really is one of us, right?
: Of course!
: Okay then...everyone close your eyes, and whoever did it, raise your hand!
: Don't be a goddamn idiot. Why the hell would they raise their hand?
: Before we move on and start the trial, can I ask a question real quick?
: What's going on with...those pictures?
: I'd feel awful if they got left out just because they died. Friendship penetrates even death's barrier!
: Friendship...penetrates?
: Okay, but what about that other empty seat?
: There were only fifteen of us to begin with, so why are there sixteen seats?
: Oh, no reason. It's just that out little courtroom here can technically fit up to sixteen people.
: Okay, that about does it for the preamble. Get ready to get started!
: First up is the case summary. Now, let the class trial...begin!
It's about to begin--the debate to decide who we think the killer is... Anything I found, anything I noticed... I have to be ready to speak up about everything. Because this isn't just about me. Everyone's lives are on the line!
: As things progress during each class trial, you will engage in a number of Nonstop Debates. During these discussions, characters will speak one after another, without pause. It's up to you to unearth any lies or contradictions buried within their statements. What this means is that you'll have to use your Truth Bullets to refute what they say. Any relevant Truth Bullets you've found during your investigation will be loaded into the Truth Cylinder. Pay close attention to each character's statements, and use your Truth Bullets to blast the right ones. Note that if you run out of time, you will automatically fail, so please be careful! Well then...good luck, and have fun!
: Nonstop Debates are the real meat of the trial. They're pretty fun to play especially as they get harder throughout the game. All you need to do is aim and shoot the correct truth bullet at the orange highlighted weak point to end the debate and move on. At any time while the others are talking, we can pause and review truth bullets from our e-Handbook. For this first debate I'll provide pictures of each person saying a line so you can get a feel for what the debate looks like, but after this one I will only show the debate transcript and me refuting the weak point.
: This is our Truth Cylinder. It shows us what relevant Truth Bullets we can use in this specific debate. First one's pretty easy.
: I assert that the one who was murdered was Miss Sayaka Maizono!
: ...Yeah, we know that part already.
: And the murder took place in Makoto's room.
: In the bathroom...
: So it seems most likely that...
: The killer must have taken her by surprise while she was in the bathroom.
: She didn't even have a chance to resist...
: For this first debate, we'd like to take a quick sidebar. If you're unable to spot and refute someone's lies or contradictions, the argument will repeat. Within a group of statements, some words appear in a different color [bolded terms for this LP's purpose]. Did you happen to notice? That represents a potential hole in a person's statement--a possible weak spot. These weak spots reveal important--though not always inaccurate--sections of a person's statement. Your Truth Bullets are only effective against these weak spots. So when you see one come up, take aim and fire--but only if you're sure it's actually wrong!
Huh? Something's off about what was just said... Because if Sayaka hadn't resisted at all, there's no explanation for what happened to my room...
: The room was a big mess when we got there; there was definitely some kind of struggle.
> Shoot 'Evidence of a Struggle' with 'didn't even have a chance to resist'
: No, that's wrong!
: With that, the debate ends and returns us back to the courtroom chatter.
: Just a second, Chihiro. Try to remember how my room looked...
: With the way things had been damaged, I think we can definitely assume there was a struggle.
: A struggle? Between who...and who?
: Between Sayaka and the killer, of course.
: So you're saying...Sayaka wasn't caught by surprise in the bathroom?
: She must have been attacked in the main room first, then she ran to the bathroom to try and hide. The killer followed her in, and that's where they finished the job...
: That much should have been obvious after taking one look at the scene. It shouldn't even need explaining.
: S-Sorry...
: Okay, so what's next?
: Next is the subject of the murder weapon.
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: Wow...this is starting to sound like a real trial!
We need to determine what was used to kill Sayaka!
: So what was used to kill her?
: There was some kind of sharp object thrust into her stomach...
: Without a doubt, that is the murder weapon!
: So the killer used some random knife they had on 'em... How could anyone do something like that? That son of a bitch!
Because the object that was thrust into Sayaka's stomach... It was almost certainly the knife that disappeared from a certain location...
: It wasn't just any random knife, there was a specific one missing...
> Shoot 'some random knife' with 'Kitchen Knife Set'
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: No. I do think it was a knife--but not just any knife. I'm almost positive is was a kitchen knife.
: Huh? A kitchen knife?
: After the murder, we discovered that one of the knives from the kitchen was missing.
: Which means that knife must be the murder weapon.
: Ohh...yeah, I guess that makes sense. You could sorta see the weapon stickin' out of her stomach... And if you look real close, I could totally see that being a kitchen knife.
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: Okay, so the murder weapon was a kitchen knife. But where does that get us?
: I mean, we all know Makoto killed her, right!?
: That's r-right... Makoto's room was the s-scene of the crime. What more proof do you n-need?
: H-Hold on a second! I'm--!
: Let's draw our conclusions *after* we've presented our arguments. Otherwise, what's the point of the trial?
: Well we can talk all we want, it's not gonna change *that* conclusion.
: I don't think that's true at all. I'm sure if we keep at it, something new will reveal itself.
: You really believe that?
: ...
She's right. There's gotta be a breakthrough somewhere just waiting for us to find it.