''Perfect'' Endings

well sometimes the perfect/good ending isn't canon so I suppose it kinda balances out that way? Specifically, I'm thinking about Fatal Frame. Those protagonists stay dead according to the overall story :p

In all honesty, after that super saiyan greatness of saying "F**k your hope! F**k your despair! I'm going towards the future!" at the end of DR2, the overall ending seems about right. Now I feel that more should of been put into more detail at least at the last few minutes by at least 5-10 minutes of the reason why they should and/or how they're allowed to restart the school. And not just: Boom! New school. The end. But that's just my annoyance when endings feel like they haven't fully showed how things are "done", I guess. It feels vague to me. But overall, I'm fine with how things turned out. OP detective is OP with the OP medicine maker and OP nurse to work well and deep into said OP detective's plans. Though being a detective for Danganronpa standards is OP in general anyway. But now we just have to move on to the new Danganronpa with new people, new stories, and new stuff that has nothing to do with anything or anyone from the last story. Because apparently they're going to keep on going anyway. And I'm fine with that.

@Loli_Vampire Oh. When you watch the DR3 anime, I advise to watch it in the order the episodes are released. Meaning to watch it like this: DR3 Future Arc episode 1, DR3 Despair Arc episode 1, DR3 Future Arc episode 2, DR3 Despair Arc episode 2, etc. And then watch the Hope Arc last of course. I say this because they kind of work together side by side. That one slightly spoils the other if you watch all the episodes of one arc before the other. At least that's what I got from watching them. EDIT: Don't forget about Danganronpa: Another Episode. That takes place between DR1 and DR2. Only one episode in the Future Arc will spoil mostly the whole game.

@Jason: Yeah I guess we don't agree and it's fine. I just want to be ignorant of death and hope it comes and goes quickly. Bad endings remind me of Hatsune Miku, she'll always be 16 while her fans grow old and die and she lives forever. It's kinda like if your immortal you'll always be tormented by the deaths of your loved ones no matter what for eternity. I'd rather not live like that. When I think about that I'm kinda glad I'm still single and girls don't like my childish attitude.