10+ Powerful Danganronpa Quotes (Images)

Updated November 19, 2019 by Ernie

Summary: For those of you have not watched Danganronpa. It is about a group of students, who sort of like the English movie end up in a evil and deadly game. Where they initially thought they were going to be studying at an elite school called Hope’s Peak Academy. Where Monokuma who’s the main villain, and the principal of the school ends up giving them a trial, where they have to find the people who commited the crime, and if they find the right people, only the
“blackened” will be punished. But if they don’t find the right people. Then everyone other than the “blackened” are punished.

The fact that being born extremely smart or intellectually ahead of others, does not always give you the advantage in life. That the people who survived, persevere and can change, are flexible enough to change can do so.

Despair, is such a powerful  negative word, and can cause and spread like a disease an extremely negative ways. I believe that many times people can create despair within themselves, more than the external conditions actually portray.

Wherever there is hope, I guess this would be like light and darkness. Because no matter how dark it is there is always a speck of light. And no matter how light it is there is always some sort of Darkness everyday. I think this also talks about how our world and Society functions. That in the past and in the present and in the future there will always be negative people, people who commit crimes come up with their also always be good people as well.

I think there is nothing more exciting than pushing yourself past the possibilities of what you’re capable of. I think the greatest gift that we are given is the ability to have life. The ability to do things in our lives, that can impact other, the world, Earth, and maybe even the universe.

Understanding someone. and not knowing who they are  can sometimes go hand-in-hand. But they are two completely different things.

I guess, that being born is not celebrated either, in comparison to every other person dying as well. I think I disagree with Kyoko here, in the fact that if we were to celebrate every birth, and mourn every death, that we wouldn’t be able to function, be happy, or have the emotional stability to create more in this world.

I really love this line because of the fact that as much negativity as there is in the world. There is also an increasing amount of positivity that is happening as well. Especially with her ability to communicate with each other on a worldly level, in comparison to before where we could only communicate to people that we knew, or were close to us.

I think in my life oh, I have come to a place where I be come down, or depressed, all the time. This usually lasts a little while, but it is almost also necessary in order for me to bounce back to an even higher place. I think it works like a psycho of realizations, where once you realize all these things that are not lighting up in your life come on all at once, it can become overwhelming and depressing. But once you start finding and climbing your way out of there, by fixing and honing in on one thing at a time, one by one dot-dot-dot the world becomes your oyster.

Though he was an evil character, I love this line because it really shows how important and beautiful the essence of each of our living forces, and how much value we should be giving it.

This is a determined person, person cool we would like to surround herself with. Someone who brings positive, great, and inspiring energy.

I think all humans, all of us, have the capability of being able to persevere, and do unimaginable things. That we all have a genius within us.