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Now that you mention it, a Ultra Despair Girls port for the Switch would also be cool. I'm not sure if this game can run on my laptop if I buy it on Steam so having a second option would be really handy.
I just checked, and I got 5:30... in the morning.
I guess the next step for me is Ultra Despair Girls, huh ? I heard the gameplay was very different from what we're used to for the fanchise, i'm excited to see what this is all about.
Welcome to the Remnants of Despair! Glad to have ya and to hear you had quite the good time with the Danganronpa series!
Yeah, apparently V3 is a bit glitchy, at least on PC. You could always try the good ol' fashioned reset, if all else fails.If Smash x Danganronpa doesn't happen, maybe we could get another kind of crossover ?...
Here's Nagito in the Puyo Puyo art style (well, kinda, i tried).
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On another note, i watched the Danganronpa 3 anime, the final step is playing V3 but it keeps crashing on my computer, i can't complete my Danganronpa marathon because of this
That model of Makoto is pretty good, we don't see many 3D models of Dangan characters apart from UDG and fan-made material. Danganronpa characters have a rather simple and wacky art style that I think even a Mii Costume could work for Makoto, or any other of the protagonists. However, him being an assist trophy would definitely be something I'd wanna see. I'm still hoping that if a Danganronpa character gets in that it will be Monokuma though, he is the embodiment of Danganronpa after all.
Looks cool, great job!
Thanks!
I'd say it's pretty great. There's characters for both competitive and casual sides and also some great joke characters. Stages are also getting some spotlight. People release new mods daily so even if there's nothing interesting for you (which I doubt would even happen because there's already so many mods out) you can always expect something new the next day.
You did all this?? Wow! That's a lot of work and it came out amazing! Like, that stage! Of course I wanted something like that but didn't know the details, but having those portraits circle around the actual fighting area - perfect! That's exactly what it should be, such fun vibes! Yeah, I'd like him in Smash but you know, this is really close enough, great stuff!
This is amazing. I think a lot of the concepts for these moves could be remade into a 3D environment like Smash Bros and they would still look awesome to perform. Especially the truth bullets.
Do you care to elaborate on that whole "a Spike Chunsoft character being the next DLC is likely" thing? I'm a huge fan of Monokuma being in Smash, but I feel like him getting in it in the first place is really unlikely. The only time I felt slightly confident about Monokuma's chances was during the Great Decomfirm Wave that was before Byleth was revealed. Unless you explained it earlier in the thread, and if that's the case, I made myself look like a total idiot.
I really like this moveset! I really like the Truth Bullet gimmick, using the other mascots as weapons (I laughed out loud when I saw the bair, funny stuff), and I didn't even think about using the Punishment Rocket as a recovery move! While my normal controls for when I play Rivals is a little wonky, namely my tap jump (yes i use tap jump sue me), I can definitely see myself play this Monokuma a few times.
Spike Chunsoft has a rather tight relationship with Nintendo. They are the main developers of the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games as well as other Mystery Dungeon games, developed the first Dragon Quest games on the NES and SNES, and released the franchise of Zero Escape on the DS. They also developed Jump Force and that game is getting ported to the Switch. They also have a lot more impact in Japan rather than the West, even if they are still moderately popular in the West. Even though Danganronpa itself isn't on a Nintendo platform yet, Monokuma has (through cameos, like Cloud), and I can still see him getting through due to Spike's ties to Nintendo.
How long did it take you to make the Monokuma fighter for Rivals of Aether? Also what do you need to code in to mod the game? C#?
This is my first character, I didn't work on it full time and I made a lot of pauses so it took some months, but it's definitely possible to make a fighter in 1-2 weeks without the end result being super rushed. Technically you code it in GML but there's a very straightforward template to follow (that's why there's sandbert, a character made specifically to be coded over). Personally, I knew VERY little about coding, and I still managed to do it. There's also an official manual and a community that's very beginner-friendly
Hmmm... Yeah, that makes sense. I could totally see Monokuma happening with all this in mind, I just don't expect it due to other candidates that might me above a potential Danganronpa rep. But, who knows? Maybe I'm wrong and we end up getting Monokuma. I wouldn't complain.
Wait what? I thought they already were the publishers. What am I missing?
Just to clarify, this doesn't necessarily mean a new Danganronpa is coming (I saw a few people thinking that). It just means Spike Chunsoft's US division doesn't have to go through any hoops in the way of ports. Although apparently they have been known to censor a few things before.
Nah man, NIS America was were the publishers of the Dangan games before. Spike is probably gonna rerelease the games that were taken from the Playstation Store under their name. And hey, like Choco said, Switch ports are more likely.
This will mean more creative freedom for Spike Chunsoft regarding Danganronpa in the future. NIS America may've even been what was holding Spike back from porting Danganronpa to other consoles, including the Switch, especially since Spike has been rather keen on porting more of their games onto the Switch. Although this happening now wouldn't make a difference for Monokuma's chances for Smash because the DLC fighters have pretty much already been selected. (Unless Spike shared their plans with Nintendo that they would port Danganronpa to Switch beforehand)
Thought this was going to be purely coincidental but holy **** that is literally just Danganronpa 2 but made by Nintendo. Never thought some people at Nintendo were such avid Dangan fans.
I'd say it's more like DR2's setting with DR3 Future's rules ("kill someone else in hopes that it'll stop anyone else from dying tomorrow"). Still a bunch of Danganronpa nonetheless. All you have to do is replace that MonoMunna-looking creature with the real Monokuma!
Me comparing what I put out to this:Another thing, this confirms absolutely nothing but I wanted to point out this funny coincidence. Recently, Otemoto Games announced a card game, Danganronpa: Despair Love Letter, reusing art from the first game.
It had a rather familiar looking envelope next to Monokuma on the box art...
https://twitter.com/danganronpawiki/status/1287700909498269700
