Hajime hinata

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Hajime hinata

He doesn't remember his talent at the beginning of the Killing Game, so his title is the Ultimate??? Super High School Level??? Hajime has short, spiky-ish brown hair with an ahoge that moves according to his emotions. He wears a simple white shirt with the emblem of his previous high school embroidered on the hem, along with a green tie which also bears the same emblem. He also wears dark pants and red-and-white sneakers. During his time in Hope's Peak Academy, he wore a black reserve course student uniform, which are the same clothes he wears as Izuru Kamukura. Hajime's eyes have straight lines running across his pupils, resembling a prohibition symbol. Although his eye color is originally presumedly Green, his eyes turned red with symbols resembling target radars when he lived as Izuru. After the two personalities merge, his left eye remains red while the other reverts to his natural eye color, with the design of both eyes having adapted Izuru's target radar design. Inside the simulation, during the ending of the second game, Hajime also gained an "Awakened" form, with his hair turning white and his eyes becoming just like those of Izuru. In addition, he was completely enveloped in a lightning-like aura. In Super Danganronpa 2. In the official art book, as well as in Chiaki Nanami and Nekomaru Nidai 's Free Time Events, it's implied that Hajime has some muscle, as he has done some exercise. However, he's mentioned as the type who looks thinner when dressed.

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Hide Ads Login Sign Up. Hajime Hinata. Edit Character Information. Remove from Favorites Add to Favorites. Details Clubs Pictures. It was revealed in Chapter 4 by Nagito Komaeda that Hajime was actually a reserve course student who had no talent whatsoever, and is not an Ultimate himself.

The character has two identities: Izuru first appeared in the light novel prequel Danganronpa Zero by Kazutaka Kodaka as a mysterious high school student whose actions resulted in genocide , while a computer avatar copy of Hajime appeared as the protagonist of the video game Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair , as a high school student with no memory of his past, forced to investigate murder cases involving high school students who are trapped on a group of tropical islands. The prequel anime Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School further explores the past of the human Hajime and how he volunteered to undergo experimentation to become the silent apathetic superhuman Izuru. Hajime was created to be a caring student who would be explored as a more tragic hero, in contrast with his predecessor, the Danganronpa protagonist Makoto Naegi. The franchise explores the themes of despair and hope; as a result of his sins, Izuru's activities involve a search for redemption. Their prequel personas were also modified to fit the narrative involving their lack of self-esteem and relationship with Junko Enoshima , the main antagonist of the series who attempts to manipulate him for her own goals. Critical response to the character has been positive, in particular their interpersonal relationship with other characters and the voice actors' vocal performances. The character's role at The End of Hope's Peak High School was praised for the handling of his alter ego's origin story and depiction of degraded humanity. While Makoto's story involves his holding onto hope as a result of his morals, Hajime moves forward carrying the burden of despair as a consequence of the sins he committed with his past persona known as Izuru Kumukura. The writing staff describes Hajime as a relatable person, due to how ordinary he is in contrast to the rest of the cast from Goodbye Despair. With regard to his appearance, Hajime was the earliest character designed by Rui Komatsuzaki , who created a major contrast between Hajime's white clothing and Nagito Komaeda 's dark clothing.

Hajime hinata

He doesn't remember his talent at the beginning of the Killing Game, so his title is the Ultimate??? Super High School Level??? Hajime has short, spiky-ish brown hair with an ahoge that moves according to his emotions. He wears a simple white shirt with the emblem of his previous high school embroidered on the hem, along with a green tie which also bears the same emblem. He also wears dark pants and red-and-white sneakers. During his time in Hope's Peak Academy, he wore a black reserve course student uniform, which are the same clothes he wears as Izuru Kamukura.

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My name is Hajime Hinata. Hajime appears alongside Yasuhiro and Makoto in the game's demo, with Hajime and Makoto working as Kaede Akamatsu 's upper classmates, senior "protagonists" and major helpers. Comically, their handshake ends in a mutual hand-squeezing to the death. On the other, he still admits that he has a soft spot for Hajime, and in his final video message states that he should hold back on being too harsh on him. Hajime was created to be a caring student who would be explored as a more tragic hero, in contrast with his predecessor, the Danganronpa protagonist Makoto Naegi. There's no way I can just lay here and do nothing. Hajime has short, spiky-ish brown hair with an ahoge that moves according to his emotions. The way he views talentless people sounds very much the way how Nagito describes his views on students like the reserve course. This was translated as "Ultimate Spiky Hair" in the localization, and while it's not incorrect, it loses the additional joke regarding Hajime's personality. It's a mad world where the strange is accepted as normal. We were just left there. Hajime also displays this trait as he manages to calm down Ryota Mitarai during the ending of Danganronpa 3. Like she's trying to keep her sadness from showing by being completely focused in gaming

The character has two identities: Izuru first appeared in the light novel prequel Danganronpa Zero by Kazutaka Kodaka as a mysterious high school student whose actions resulted in genocide , while a computer avatar copy of Hajime appeared as the protagonist of the video game Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair , as a high school student with no memory of his past, forced to investigate murder cases involving high school students who are trapped on a group of tropical islands. The prequel anime Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School further explores the past of the human Hajime and how he volunteered to undergo experimentation to become the silent apathetic superhuman Izuru. Hajime was created to be a caring student who would be explored as a more tragic hero, in contrast with his predecessor, the Danganronpa protagonist Makoto Naegi.

It's not until she kills Chiaki that he gets over this and decides to do something, leaving at the end of Episode 11 to begin his gambit against her. I'm the only one who saw that video Unfortunately, because Junko is Junko , she tries to kill every participant in a personal plot to usurp their brain-dead bodies in the real world and create an Egopolis. As Takayama was famous for voicing the main character of the detective manga Case Closed , the staff put a reference to her career in the snowboarding minigame from Goodbye Despair , as Jimmy Kudo often surfs a turbo skateboard. Is everything really going to end? Retrieved March 30, It's not fair. Since there's time Before leaving, Hajime tells Chiaki that she's more than just an Ultimate Gamer, and tells her to make many memories at Hope's Peak. Junko even lampshades it by telling them to "stop gazing into each other's eyes like a shojo manga". He introduces Hope's Peak Academy and himself to the player.