Mondo Owada

Killing game

The killing game revolves around fifteen students who are trapped in Jabberwock island under the control of a sadistic monochrome bear named Monokuma. They are forced to live a communal lifestyle together under a set amount of rules (included in the e-Handbook) for the rest of their lives, although it is possible to "disrupt the peace" in order to escape. In order to do this, a student must "graduate" from the school by murdering a classmate. After a killing has taken place, the students must work together and investigate to reveal the culprit, dubbed as the "blackened". After a period of time investigating, Monokuma will initiate a class trial, where the remaining students present their arguments in a court room and try to find out who the blackened is among them. Once the students decide on a conclusion, Monokuma will start the "voting time," where the students vote on the identity of a blackened. If the majority of the students' votes are wrong, then the blackened can "graduate", while the remaining students get executed. However, if the majority of the students choose correctly, then the blackened alone will be executed and the remaining students will remain unharmed.

Monokuma

Monokuma is a bear with his entire face and body divided into two parts. It reminds us of the Yin-Yang symbol, where there is a balance between two opposites in a similar way to a current. Its right side is white and has a classic teddy bear expression, while its left side shows more of its sinister appearance: It is black, has a jagged horizontal red eye that resembles the Hope's Peak Academy logo, as well as a evil smile. Even though he is completely divided between two opposing sides, the only parts of Monokuma that are not affected by this division are his snout and belly, as both remain white. He also has a large and obvious belly button on his lower belly, with an "X" marked on it. Inside him, there are many wires due to the fact that he is a robot and a bomb. Monokuma comically also has a tongue shown in various promotional art and in Danganronpa V3. Monokuma (モノクマ) is a robotic teddy bear and the self-proclaimed Headmaster of Hope's Peak Academy who instigates the Killing School Life depicted in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc. He later takes over the Killing School Trip shown in Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair, expelling Usami in the process.

Talent/ultimate

The infamous Ultimates are one of the main focuses of the Danganronpa franchises. They are handpicked by Hope's Peak Academy and have been the hallmark of the institution since its founding. They can have the most diverse talents — some very strange ones too — which can be acquired by constantly practicing a certain thing (in other words, training to be the best at what they want), for generations (as in the case of Byakuya Togami, who became one thanks to the conquest of his family's — much disputed — inheritance) or by luck being in his favor and being summoned to enter Hope's Peak, earning the title of Ultimate Lucky for the winners as it is a victory that is rarely achieved. In theory, students who were part of the school would improve their skills and become the “best of the best”, however, the intervention of desperation drastically changed the school's objectives, even turning it into a shelter for the Killing Game and a setting for the deadly program orchestrated by Junko Enoshima, initially ended by Tsumugi Shirogane.

Mondo's Appearance

At the beginning of the Killing School Life in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, Mondo appears to be a young high school-aged teenager, but due to the memory loss, he is two years older than he believed. He has slightly tanned skin and a tall, muscular build which gives him a bulky figure. He wears his hair as a dark-brown punch perm with a styled-1960s pompadour. His pompadour is approximately fourteen inches when compared with his shoulder width which can be estimated to be around fourteen inches. He has a deep-ridged black eye-line circling his purple eyes, which gives him an intimidating appearance. Mondo's outfit reflects that of a typical Japanese biker gang member (暴走族 bōsōzoku), comprising of a high-collared black long overcoat known in Japan as "tokkō-fuku" (特攻服), adorned with the symbol of The Crazy Diamonds along with kanji (more specifically 暮威慈畏大亜紋土, ateji for "Crazy Diamond") and dragon symbol motifs colored orange on the back and side, 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. DR1 Present 103 Mondo's Undergarments During his school years, he wore boxer briefs. The underwear has a snug fit which is ideally suited to motorbike riding. His boxer shorts have a tiger stripe pattern with a white rim and line patterning, which appears to be a reference to the tiger theme of his execution.

Mondo's Personality

Behaving like a stereotypical delinquent, Mondo is foul-mouthed and can come off as a rude and intimidating individual. When Makoto first met Mondo he did his best to keep the conversation short, as he realized Mondo could become easily aggravated depending on what was said. He is very easy to provoke, and will not hesitate to resort to violence if he starts to lose his patience. This is shown during his interactions with Byakuya who acts condescendingly towards him, prompting Mondo to fight back without considering the consequences. Just like Chihiro, Mondo has a severe complex about being seen as weak, which he represses by constantly repeating in his mind that he is strong. This complex stems from the fact that his gang members tended to look down on him due to his status as the little brother of Daiya, the first leader of The Crazy Diamonds. Mondo ultimately caused his brother's death in a street race by acting rash in oncoming traffic, prompting Daiya to save Mondo in exchange for his own life. It was Mondo's own weakness who caused Daiya's death and this constant burden was 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. Mondo states that he tends to be very nervous around girls that he likes, 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 type personality while in calmer situations. Mondo has a soft spot for dogs and had one named Chuck during his childhood however he died at 9 years of age. When speaking with Makoto about his dog, Mondo becomes very emotional and has no choice but to leave the conversation as he was beginning to tear up. Makoto stated never seeing him in such a way before, showing a softer and emotional side to Mondo's personality that he tries to avoid presenting to others.

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Kiyotaka's appearance

At the beginning of the Killing School Life, Kiyotaka appears to be a high school-aged teenager but, due to the memory loss, he is two years older than he believed. He has short, spiky black hair, large and long matching eyebrows, and intense red eyes. He wears a military-style white Japanese school male uniform with five golden buttons on each sleeve and five on his chest, a red and bronze medal above his right breast pocket featuring his Former High School symbol, yellow epaulettes, a red, black, and white armband with the kanji 風紀 fūki (meaning "Public Morals"), and knee-high black lace-up boots. The kanji character adorning the collar of his uniform, 参, actually represents a verb read as 参る mairu which can mean 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 glowing red aura to them, however given his corpse has his black hair it's unknown if the drastic change in appearance happened in reality or was metaphorical. DR1 Present 101 Kiyotaka's Undergarments During his school years, he wore a set of white briefs. They were manufactured by a company named: "Military World".

Relationship with Kiyotaka

Mondo and Kiyotaka did not get along at first, which was not surprising, as Kiyotaka was the “Ultimate Moral Compass”, while Mondo was the “Ultimate Biker Gang Leader”. They formed a rivalry, which quickly escalated to the two spending a prolonged period of time in a high-temperature sauna. This was to show a test of manliness and strength, and whoever was to give up would be the lesser man. However, as soon as this event was over, the next morning Mondo and Kiyotaka acted as if they had become inseparable. They would laugh together and have their arms around each other's shoulders in a “friendly” manner. When Mondo was found guilty in the second trial, the only person who did not vote him as the culprit was Kiyotaka, who voted for himself instead. With this, it seemed like Kiyotaka was willing to have himself and everyone else die before he would let Mondo himself. He broke down, bawling and screaming, yelling and asking why he did it, clearly devastated that he was losing such a close friend. During the third Chapter, when Kiyotaka was speaking with Alter Ego, the program changed its appearance and attitude to match that of Mondo. Through Mondo's inspiring words, Kiyotaka then went through a self-proclaimed “transformation”, in which his and Mondo's "spirits" became one. He started addressing himself as Kiyondo, which is a culmination of both his and Mondo's names.

Info

Mondo is 1.87 tall and his chest is 86 centimeters. He is the ultimate Biker Gang Leader. Kiyotaka is 1.76 m tall and his chest is 79 cm. He is the ultimate Moral Compass.

Other students

Makoto Naegi (ultimate lucky student), Sayaka Maizono (ultimate pop star sensation), Kyoko Kirigiri (ultimate detetive), Junko Enoshima (Mukuro Ikusaba; is dead. "Ultimate fashionista"), Leon Kuwata (Ultimate Baseball Star), Celestia Ludenberg (Ultimate Gambler), Hifumi Yamada (Ultimate fanfic creator), Chihiro Fujisaki (ultimate programmer), Aoi Asahina (ultimate swimmer), Sakura Ogami (ultimate fighter), Byakuya Togami (ultimate heir), Toko Fukawa (ultimate writer) And Yasuhiro Hagakure (Ultimate Seer)