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Messing around with the revival au is always fun, especially considering how some things were different. Example: Taka and Celeste having a death pact of sorts, one Akira was unaware of at the time.. Taka was too depressed and the lack of care presented by others only reinforced his depressive state… Celeste, as his… relatively trustworthy twin sister, hesitantly accepted his request to kill him… albeit she couldn’t easily bring herself to do it, and convinced Hifumi to do so after Akira began fronting (claiming they were so hostile they could’ve been a threat… bc the original story was stupid as hell.)

That still sort of plays in in this hypothetical, where Kiyondo exists as Taka (and Celeste’s) brother. Taka didn’t ask him because he knew he’d decline no matter what…

Originally this comic was going to involve Kiyondo, more specifically the Kiyondo @mickules has blessed the danganronpa community with (bc doll doesn’t have their own Kiyondo), but I started thinking about an interaction specifically between Kiyoko and Akira while at work, and ended up liking that interaction much more.

As for why she can tell it’s Akira fronting and not Taka… Taka doesn’t wear his uniform undone. Akira does. They don’t like tight clothes. (The eyes/flames are more indicative for the audience)

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[mickules]

I missed you too

The Parent Trap

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I ended up watching the original 1961 Parent Trap and LORD but there's a lot going on in that film. But ignoring the more . . . distressingly unhealthy 60s attitude toward marriage dynamics. . . The actual twin swap is such a good angle (and the effects genuinely hold up really well) I just wanted to capture the stress of trying to assimilate into a life so unlike your own, and that gut punch moment when they get to meet their missing parent for the first time.

And from there I just couldn't help imagine a future parent reconciliation, with a couple of siblings added into the mix . . .

Unlike in the film where they were right to have gotten divorced (and shoulda stayed super divorced)- Takaaki and Kiyoko's seperation was very much a symptom of Toranosuke's scandal and demanded by Kiyoko's father. So when they meet once again as a result of the Twin's shenanigans, the two of them could easily develop a genuine connection, now they're older, more experienced, and freed from the pressure of expectation. And I'm not immune to making every red eyed Dangan character an Ishimaru sibling

(Truth be told, this has been on my mind ever since @puckishpal 's just marvellous fic Changed, and I really wanted to get this out in time for @mini-mecha-cowboy 's Kiyotaka week prompts AU and Lookalike, but uuuh- I managed to miss that by just a few ;; )

[mickules]

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Wonderful!! Thank you so much, what an absolute treat!

This was such a lovely, charming little piece! I really enjoyed Hiro and Taka's back and forth; with them having an inherent disconnect from their very different personalities but sharing such a endearing bonding moment! Plus it was so sweet seeing Taka warming up to his estranged mother with Takaaki essentially wiping the slate clean, rather than nuture the past hurt, in light of seeing them both together again. :-D I very definitely did enjoy!

(Original ask the fic is based on [here])

My gift for @mickules! I hope you enjoy this, Sir, and anyone else whom wishes to read it!

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CRYING SOBBING YELLING/POS

LOOK AT THEM. MY BOY'S!!

I missed you too

The Parent Trap

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I ended up watching the original 1961 Parent Trap and LORD but there's a lot going on in that film. But ignoring the more . . . distressingly unhealthy 60s attitude toward marriage dynamics. . . The actual twin swap is such a good angle (and the effects genuinely hold up really well) I just wanted to capture the stress of trying to assimilate into a life so unlike your own, and that gut punch moment when they get to meet their missing parent for the first time.

And from there I just couldn't help imagine a future parent reconciliation, with a couple of siblings added into the mix . . .

Unlike in the film where they were right to have gotten divorced (and shoulda stayed super divorced)- Takaaki and Kiyoko's seperation was very much a symptom of Toranosuke's scandal and demanded by Kiyoko's father. So when they meet once again as a result of the Twin's shenanigans, the two of them could easily develop a genuine connection, now they're older, more experienced, and freed from the pressure of expectation. And I'm not immune to making every red eyed Dangan character an Ishimaru sibling

(Truth be told, this has been on my mind ever since @puckishpal 's just marvellous fic Changed, and I really wanted to get this out in time for @mini-mecha-cowboy 's Kiyotaka week prompts AU and Lookalike, but uuuh- I managed to miss that by just a few ;; )