#pigeonecessary

[unweavinglies]

pigeonecessary replied to your post “Hey guys! Sorry for being quiet lately. Do any of you have anything...”

Any idea about the zodiac puzzle in Rantaro's Talent Lab and/or Kokichi's Talent Lab having a zodiac theme? So far all I can think of is that it might have something to do with cut content or something like that.

I have said in the past that it seems that there are connections to Kokichi and Rantaro, suggesting that Rantaro was maybe the tenth member of D.I.C.E. mentioned in Kokichi’s motive video. That would mean the astrology symbolism could be referring to D.I.C.E.

Though, there isn’t conclusive canon evidence that I’m aware of that suggests anything special. I still have a lot to dig into though.

The significance of the zodiac symbolism seems pretty abstract either way, and could be referencing the space themes. The Western Zodiac is often associated with Horoscopes, or pseudosciences of a similar caliber that may reference the “truth and lies” theme going on in DRv3.

I think I’ve seen somewhere that Rantaro’s secret door was actually left for Kokichi, since the zodiac symbolism seems to tie in with him more, and the password of the vault is “Horse A” (”Ouma” meaning “horse king” in japanese, apparently) and “Twins B”, referring to Gemini, which is Kokichi’s birth sign.

However, this is debunked pretty quickly by Rantaro’s statements in his video:

Rantaro’s vault was definitely designed for Rantaro to open, not Kokichi. Rantaro also states that Monokuma is the one who made the puzzle for Rantaro.

Another thing to point out: The symbol on Kokichi’s door here:

And people seem to think that the symbol is the Kanji for “King” and it does seem to be the case

The closest rendition I could find looks like this:

However, with the power of Art, I recreated the symbol on Kokichi’s door:

You can definitely see the kanji in the negative space:

But something about this symbol is bothering me. Like I’ve seen it before, and not related to Danganronpa... Not the kanji, this particular symbol. 

Sorry, that was just a random note--anyway.

I do not consider cut content to be canon information, as it was cut/unpublished, meaning it no longer applied to the main narrative or wasn’t necessary. Similarly to why I don’t take Artbooks, the manga, and word of god into account when creating analysis posts and theories, as a creator myself, I know things are fluid and can change drastically over time. I only take what made it into the final product of the game to be true canon--the stuff intended to be played and can be played by casual gamers, I mean, not assets leftover from scrapped ideas.

I digress--there seems to be a lot of ties between Rantaro and Kokichi that are unexplored and go unexplained. I have yet to find anything that solidifies any aspect of a theory, just a bunch of puzzle pieces that don’t seem to paint a whole picture.

[96percentdone]

What's wrong with Ouma being bi? I always thought of him that way because he calls Kaede his beloved in the original Japanese text (it's true look it up!).

no? or rather where. The one distinct Ouma interaction with Akamatsu is him calling her not boring that I recall, so I have no memory of this scene. Direct me to it. 

[jacksmusesdrv3]

pigeonecessary replied to your post “I think some of you are forgetting that Kokichi...”

I always knew there was a reason I couldn't ship this...

Yeah. I always felt kind of weird about it? I felt like it was driving at a similar come-to-understanding route that you would get with Hinata and Komaeda. But that moment just... never happened. The closest you ever get to it is the Salmon mode ending for Kokichi, wherein despite reaching out his hand, Kokichi says that Shuichi doesn’t actually know anything about him anyway. 

As for main, Shuichi comes to the ‘understanding’ that Kokichi is the ‘embodiment of lies’, which is something he’s thought throughout the entire damn game anyway. He brushed off a time that Kokichi *was* being honest out of his heart - apropos of absolutely nothing - and never even recognised this. So it’s no surprise Shuichi’s not getting anywhere close to understanding his heart.

[dorenarox]

@pigeonecessary People complain about not being able to play due to bots. Bots are finally kicked and the server is 100% bot free. People proceed not to play anyway and opt to sit and dance around instead.

The bots are not my problem. I want to play a game. I can play the game decently enough with bots around. I kill a friendly I get kicked. Bots are not my problem. The playerbase is.

Finally there is a server with no bots and they decide to be friendly.

TF2 sucks.

[postmanlinksbootyshorts]

pigeonecessary replied to your post “Giorno and Mista: *have a canonly close relationship, barely knew each...”

Also what kind of school has kids reading about weird pedo shit as mandatory reading? Geez, no wonder you turned out fucked up.

imagine being so stupid that you don’t realize ppl read recreationally

[yourlocalqueenkinnie]

UNPOPULAR DELTARUNE OPINIONS YEAAAAAH

Yeah I agree with this it was funny at first but now it's just :/

(by @pigeonecessary)

[cyanidecrystal]

Sure thing, @pigeonecessary! This suits him well.

[memedong]

frogbagel: No

unsuallyfurry: no

lulanight: No

raw-catharsis: no

pigeonecessary: No!

anastacialy: never. you're immortal now

thank you aLL!

[jacksmusesdrv3]

pigeonecessary replied to your photoset “Monokuma doesn’t even teleport out after that shock… ‘Supreme Leader’...”

Someone help this poor guy...

The worst part is that’s he’s basically catatonic for days after this

God only knows what happened to warrant that kind of reaction, if realising it was bad resulted in that...

[jacksmusesdrv3]

pigeonecessary replied to your photoset “These right here, are why I roll my eyes whenever someone says...”

I didn't get this until I found this blog. Guess I'm kinda gullible...

In fairness, Kokichi does appear to be inscrutable for a while. Struggling to understand him is only natural since that’s just how he’s written, as a logic trap. It’s more when people preach to know him and yet brush aside what he says - purely because they don’t get it - that I really have a problem.