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saimotass · 4 months
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why's a sdr2 blog popular in tcoaal?
i made one (1) post explaining my problems with the 'questionable' ending and its implications and tumblr is a fuck
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Daily Danganronpa Fun Fact #1
Originally, the antagonist of SDR2 was going to be Akane. A part from this beta idea that made it into the final game were her and Hajime’s names. Hajime Hinata’s first name (はじめ) means “begin” and Akane Owari’s surname (おわり) means “end”.
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saimotass · 4 months
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thank god. a sane the coffin of andy and leyley enjoyer. 👏👏👏
thank you!!! i'm glad that there are at least a few people in this game's fanbase who can look at the material critically, and if i have to be that person rn then that's who i will be <3
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saimotass · 4 months
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I. Don't remember who you are or when I followed you. What did you use to post before Danganronpa?? (If anything else)
i used to be an Until Dawn focused blog! now i kinda just post whenever i remember to abt whatever video games i like!
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saimotass · 4 months
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sure andrew has those underlying feelings and sure they could have potentially been there even before ashley started manipulating him (something that literally happens in the text and has been happening for years) but andrew as a character could easily ignore or deny those feelings, and ashley as a character could keep getting her way without leading their relationship down that particular route.
ashley uses her emotions and andrew's protectiveness over her to hurt him, and has done so since they were kids. andrew did not want to participate in the "prank" and ashley manipulated him to do it through emotional outbursts, coercive language, and straight up lies. she put it into andrew's head that she was jealous of nina for a perceived romantic attachment between the two, and got upset that she wasn't "the only woman" in andrew's life. that's very clearly worded to where andrew could easily get confused and believe that ashley wants their relationship to be romantic and/or sexual. we don't see him cross any boundaries or toe the line in that regard with ashley until after this point.
also, ashley pretty clearly taunts julia with the idea that andrew will eventually tire of going to HER for sex and just start doing so with ashley herself. it's clear that ashley has already planted the idea within others, and thus it stands to reason that she is working to normalize the idea to andrew.
obviously we have no idea if that's her true intent or not, or if ashley just wasn't being careful with her wording at first and decided to keep using it to manipulate andrew after he showed interest. but until we do, it's just as reasonable to assume andrew's emotions are being coerced into seeing ashley as a potential romantic/sexual partner as it is to assume that andrew would have always done so regardless of ashley's actions.
yeah maybe andrew would've always had some siscon thing but we literally don't know that because we don't see that in game -- we only see this side of andrew after ashley has started using him and manipulating him to get what she wants.
to say that andrew is just as much to blame for something he cannot control (and would probably have gone to get therapy for were he not in the situation the games present him in) as ashley who has been carefully choosing her words and manipulating andrew to get her way since they were kids is Not Great!
(also "that character wouldn't be andrew" counterpoint: andrew literally can be any character that the creator wants. he could've just as easily been a guy who isn't attracted to his sister. he could've just as easily been a brother who's been abused by his sister to the point where he has no idea of the boundaries that should be between siblings. the story could've just as easily been told without the added incestuous dynamic. "that character wouldn't be andrew" ok! then he's not andrew! honestly that's great because andrew kinda wants to bone his sister!)
unfortunately i do like the coffin of andy and leyley. however! i'm not one of those weirdos that ships andrew and ashley together, and you shouldn't be either! anyway more thoughts on my stance below the cut
i'm not a fan of the fact that the incest is there - i understand why, as another way that ashley can manipulate andrew's emotions and affections, and it's supported as an interpretation in the text. but their relationship could still be just as toxic and codependent as it is in-game without that being a canonized route. the overtones and subtext will be there regardless, and i do view it as part of andrew's character that he has a subconscious attraction to ashley, but there are other ways for their dynamic to change other than canonizing and romanticizing the romantic undertones of their relationship.
i understand that it's fictional and that it's also not the only morally reprehensible thing that the graves siblings do in the game. however, the incestuous dynamic between them only manifests on the route where they're both still alive and both coming to more of an understanding with one another. while, yes, neither route is a particularly good one for either of them, the questionable route being an offshoot of the burial route (the route where ashley continues to get everything she wants out of andrew) inherently paints the dynamic as a better solution than ashley and andrew getting their comeuppance for their crimes.
i am aware that not every story needs a moral backbone - some of the best stories have reprehensible things happen in them and their perpetrators never see retribution. however, when people outside of those stories read them, they affect reality and their perception of it. all good stories do. no matter what, fiction does affect reality and the way we interact with it, because fiction is inherently based in reality - even sci-fi, fantasy, speculative fiction.
people actively shipping and glorifying the incestuous dynamic between andrew and ashley affects the perception of incestuous dynamics in the real world for those people. ignoring the manipulative tactics that led to that route leads to more tolerance of those manipulative tactics. even when people claim that they know better, it still affects their perception, even the slightest bit. and people who aren't aware of the context seeing their incestuous relationship being glorified will assume the context makes the situation more palatable than it actually is.
ashley's been really good at manipulation thus far, it stands to reason that she could probably figure out a way to keep andrew along without resorting to incest. he's already pretty clearly devoted to her as an older brother, she could keep using their familial relationship as a means of manipulating him, or hell, eventually if andrew ends up fighting back there could be a route where she kills him and ends up using another person later, this time with romantic and/or sexual motivations. i've seen suggestions that it could even end up being julia, which would both make sense and add to the fucked up nature of ashley's motivations and manipulation.
andrew's underlying attraction to his sister could be refuted more openly and clearly. his reactions to other people noticing their dynamic could be more overtly against the idea. he could start trying to distance himself from her as a means of putting a boundary. he could be more forceful with setting up that boundary with her when she teases him about it. all of the reactions in-game lead people to assume that andrew wants this, potentially even more than ashley, and that because of that, it's okay because they're "consenting" to it.
there is no consent in this relationship - ashley has been manipulating him since they were kids, their power dynamic is uneven and leads to ashley taking advantage of his emotions, and ashley's been essentially grooming him into seeing her as the only woman in his life for years at this point. not saying andrew is without fault here, but putting myself in that position, if i had a younger sister who threatened me for a murder i was an unwilling accomplice to, all because she was jealous that i was starting to have a life of my own with people that aren't her, i would have felt similarly helpless.
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saimotass · 5 months
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unfortunately i do like the coffin of andy and leyley. however! i'm not one of those weirdos that ships andrew and ashley together, and you shouldn't be either! anyway more thoughts on my stance below the cut
i'm not a fan of the fact that the incest is there - i understand why, as another way that ashley can manipulate andrew's emotions and affections, and it's supported as an interpretation in the text. but their relationship could still be just as toxic and codependent as it is in-game without that being a canonized route. the overtones and subtext will be there regardless, and i do view it as part of andrew's character that he has a subconscious attraction to ashley, but there are other ways for their dynamic to change other than canonizing and romanticizing the romantic undertones of their relationship.
i understand that it's fictional and that it's also not the only morally reprehensible thing that the graves siblings do in the game. however, the incestuous dynamic between them only manifests on the route where they're both still alive and both coming to more of an understanding with one another. while, yes, neither route is a particularly good one for either of them, the questionable route being an offshoot of the burial route (the route where ashley continues to get everything she wants out of andrew) inherently paints the dynamic as a better solution than ashley and andrew getting their comeuppance for their crimes.
i am aware that not every story needs a moral backbone - some of the best stories have reprehensible things happen in them and their perpetrators never see retribution. however, when people outside of those stories read them, they affect reality and their perception of it. all good stories do. no matter what, fiction does affect reality and the way we interact with it, because fiction is inherently based in reality - even sci-fi, fantasy, speculative fiction.
people actively shipping and glorifying the incestuous dynamic between andrew and ashley affects the perception of incestuous dynamics in the real world for those people. ignoring the manipulative tactics that led to that route leads to more tolerance of those manipulative tactics. even when people claim that they know better, it still affects their perception, even the slightest bit. and people who aren't aware of the context seeing their incestuous relationship being glorified will assume the context makes the situation more palatable than it actually is.
ashley's been really good at manipulation thus far, it stands to reason that she could probably figure out a way to keep andrew along without resorting to incest. he's already pretty clearly devoted to her as an older brother, she could keep using their familial relationship as a means of manipulating him, or hell, eventually if andrew ends up fighting back there could be a route where she kills him and ends up using another person later, this time with romantic and/or sexual motivations. i've seen suggestions that it could even end up being julia, which would both make sense and add to the fucked up nature of ashley's motivations and manipulation.
andrew's underlying attraction to his sister could be refuted more openly and clearly. his reactions to other people noticing their dynamic could be more overtly against the idea. he could start trying to distance himself from her as a means of putting a boundary. he could be more forceful with setting up that boundary with her when she teases him about it. all of the reactions in-game lead people to assume that andrew wants this, potentially even more than ashley, and that because of that, it's okay because they're "consenting" to it.
there is no consent in this relationship - ashley has been manipulating him since they were kids, their power dynamic is uneven and leads to ashley taking advantage of his emotions, and ashley's been essentially grooming him into seeing her as the only woman in his life for years at this point. not saying andrew is without fault here, but putting myself in that position, if i had a younger sister who threatened me for a murder i was an unwilling accomplice to, all because she was jealous that i was starting to have a life of my own with people that aren't her, i would have felt similarly helpless.
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saimotass · 5 months
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danganronpa fake tweets 1/?
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We desperately need fuyuhiko with yakuza tattoos
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saimotass · 1 year
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i thot i was crazy fr not like ouma/ sai0uma because it was so popular i could Znot see it lmao
we need to stick together
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made a character opinion bingo
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@cosmacy is the funniest person on the planet
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saimotass · 2 years
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Stop putting hate in your character tag, it’s fine to not like a character but the people looking through that tag aren’t looking for these sorts of posts and it makes everyone’s experiences worse, thank you. Please don’t reply saying something like “it’s not hate, it’s just analysis” when you’ve already clarified in the first sentence that you’re writing this out of a place of disliking the character. Thanks.
i genuinely wasn't coming from a place of wanting to put hate in the character tag, i was mostly just tagging because my post dealt with the character and i try to organize my blog with those tags. i forgot that it would show up in search results. that's totally my bad!
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saimotass · 2 years
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not to be contrarian and showing my whole anti-ouma ass here but i think a lot of ppl misinterpret ouma as a character in favor of making him their uwu soft boy seme that did nothing wrong.
ouma is not uncomfortable with lying to the group. ouma does not lie in order to help everyone around him (at least, not until around the end of chapter 4 going into chapter 5). ouma's lying is not meant to be a benefit to anyone else. ouma does not lie for noble reasons.
ouma is lying in order to stay alive. he is lying so that he can always have a leg up on everybody else. he lies so that he can win the game. he tells lies specifically for his own benefit, even if it costs everyone else their lives. and sometimes, he lies simply because he sees it as a fun distraction and a way to confuse everyone.
there is no nobler strategy for ouma when he lies to people. he's not lying so that he can save everyone else. he's not lying because he's scared for the others.
kokichi ouma lies because he's scared for himself and himself alone.
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saimotass · 2 years
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Throwback to when I took painkillers and woke up with Photoshop open on my computer to this image I had made
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new favorite youtube comment just dropped
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