The poison will also be administered if the participants attempt to remove or tamper with their bangles. If that action is performed, then a lethal dose of poison is administered.

Rule #3: Forbidden actions, also known as NG Codes.В On each person's bangle, there is a single action that the participant is not allowed to perform.

An assumption developed by its participants is that, assuming the attacker can end the killing at this point, he/she can stop the game by choosing not to kill anyone within the time limit, thereby going undetected or placing the blame on someone else.

If no-one is killed in this time limit, then the other participants win the game. Rule #2: The attacker/traitor.В Whilst everyone is asleep, the attacker will wake up and have a certain amount of time to kill exactly one person.Rule #1: The time limit.В At two hour intervals, when the timer on the bangle runs out, a sleeping drug will be administered, putting all the participants to sleep.It is unknown if Kazuo was aware of the switch or if it was part of his original plan. Later, Kazuo took advantage of Makoto Naegi's trial, who was accused of treason by harboring the Remnants of Despair in the Neo World Program on Jabberwock Island, by inviting every Future Foundation Director to the facility excluding Ryota, however he still attended the trial, and the unknown Future Foundation Branch Office 13 Director.ДЄt an unknown point likely close to the killing game, Monaca Towa infiltrated the Future Foundation following that the Final Killing Game, by killing Miaya Gekkogahara and replacing her with a robotic doppelganger that she controlled. He prepared a fast-acting poison and bangles, as well as obtaining a means to create recordings of Monokuma to 'host' the killing game. He created a near-identical looking facility under the Future Foundation's isolated island headquarters and added Monokuma-themed televisions across the mock facility with the Suicide Video in every one. It is unknown if he watched the Despair Video, but after this meeting Kazuo devised a plan to have Ryota create a ' Hope Video' in order to brainwash the public out of any despair. Chisa told Kazuo that the videos were made using Ryota Mitarai's animation talent, suggesting that those same skills could cure the world's despair. The growing divide between the two men worried Kazuo as infighting could result in the public losing faith in the Future Foundation.ДЄt a later point, Kazuo was approached by Chisa, who gave him a pair of flash drives: one with Junko Enoshima's brainwashing Despair Video, and the other with ' Monokuma's Gloomy Sunday' - a video that drives whoever watches it into committing suicide. Kazuo attempted to raise his concerns with Kyosuke, to no avail through the continued suggestions and emotional manipulation of Chisa (secretly an agent of the Remnants of Despair since shortly after The Tragedy of Hope's Peak Academy), Kyosuke firmly believed that humanity can only be saved if all despair is uprooted, no matter the cost. Initially agreeing with Kyosuke Munakata that every trace of despair must be annihilated in order to save the world, Kazuo eventually realized the flaws of that stance as despair cannot truly be destroyed completely. The killing game ended after Juzo SakakuraВ turned off the underwater facility's power where the killing game took place.ДЄs the Future Foundation's long fight against the Remnants of Despair continued, Kazuo began questioning the effectiveness of their actions. Chisa was brainwashed by Junko Enoshima, who then forced the organization's Directors to kill each other, in order to push Ryota Mitarai to broadcast his hope brainwashing video to the world. The Final Killing Game was masterminded by the founder of the Future Foundation, Kazuo Tengan, and was encouraged by Chisa Yukizome. Like the Killing School Life and the Killing School Trip, it is hosted by Monokuma. One person, known as the traitor or attacker, tries to murder the other participants, while the other participants attempt to identify the killer. Unlike the Killing School Life and Killing School Trip, this is not a mutual killing game involving murders and trials, but rather a desperate 'kill or be killed' situation, similar to The Tragedy of Hope's Peak Academy. The Final Killing Game, also known as Monokuma Hunter, is a killing game that appears in Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School - Future Arc. Danganronpa 3: The End of KibЕЌgamine Gakuen Comic Anthology

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