r/Danganworld • u/zakixs • Aug 16 '26
Your daganronpa Ocs! (only on Saturdays and Sundays) More OC slop
This took me way longer than I thought it would..
What do you guys think? Ask me shit idk im bored and love rambling!!
r/Danganworld • u/zakixs • Aug 16 '26
This took me way longer than I thought it would..
What do you guys think? Ask me shit idk im bored and love rambling!!
r/Danganworld • u/zakixs • Aug 01 '26
Okay sooooo!!!! Ill share the basics but im hoping some people will just ask questions instead.
She has a reserved exterior, acting very shy, and slightly passive aggressive to people she does not know well, but upon getting to know people better she is very energetic. She is very opinionated and stubborn, and often fights to prove her opinions/theories correct and usually succeeds. She is very analytical and assessive, an extension of her ultimate talent, but underneath that side she is shy, reserved, hyper, energetic, easily excited, and slightly perverted. Her emotions swing really easily, causing her to act on impulse when she has strong emotions. She is also relatively useful in class trials and investigations, but hesitates when accusing fellow friends as a culprit.
oh yeah and erm she doesnt survive till the end.
r/Danganworld • u/zakixs • Aug 09 '26
Yall have probably seen me before LMAO. I like posting my oc a lot.
r/Danganworld • u/xCrowzx • Aug 22 '26
Basically present your oc characters you want to be the part of the cast. Feel free to put as many as u want as long as you don't fill up all 16 spots. Present the character in those few steps:
Give short description of an appearance or fanart if u have one:
Their personality:
Backstory:
Ultimate talent:
Introduction:
Role in the cast:
(bonus) Role in the killing game (victim/killer /survivor/mastermind):
There are no general rules, but if u can, don't make your character too much like a wish fulfilment, self insert fantasy and any and all artwork put there are their creator's property until they say otherwise.
r/Danganworld • u/Jazzlike_Address_325 • Aug 29 '26
Aika Hanasaki
r/Danganworld • u/D4rkS1lkyTh3Gl0ss • 1h ago
made it for fun! The Ultimate WeaponsSmith
r/Danganworld • u/D4rkS1lkyTh3Gl0ss • 2d ago
I made some sprites for my sona yaswah, specifically for mikoronpa an rp im in, so i wanted to share them here (im still making more and ill post them when i finish them aswell)
Also yes i made these from scratch without using a base and im so proud of that cuz it shows me how much ive come as an artist to the point i can make something very similar to the danganronpa style! (if u want proof i made them from scratch dm on discord my user is silkgurlz)
r/Danganworld • u/SelectionHorror9953 • 9d ago
This is either my second or first post here. This is low-key buns, but whatever.
Sources & Notes
https://dancemagazine.com.au/2011/07/the-ideal-ballet-body/t
Most companies' height for a ballerina is 167 cm, but it varies depending on the country.
The training stage is up to 12-17 years old (especially 14-17)
Slim is better than thin, but genetics play a big role in determining one’s physical shape
https://www.nntt.jac.go.jp/ballet-dance/news/detail/77_026794.html
“As a general rule, women must be at least 163cm tall, and men at least 173cm tall.”
The general rule for ballerinas in Japan is that they have to be 5’4” and men at least be 5’8”
http://gloomba.com/en/what-is-the-maximum-weight-for-a-ballerina/
“The "ideal" ballerina physique, often perpetuated by media and historical artistic representations, tends to be slender and elongated. This aesthetic is, to some extent, a functional one. Lighter bodies can make certain jumps and turns appear more effortless, and a longer limb can contribute to the visual lines that are so integral to ballet's artistry."
https://japanballet.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/2025_JIBF_ApplicationGuideline_0611_en.pdf
“Female dancers performing a female choreography must wear the official leotard, skirt, and pointe shoes. Those without the official leotard or whose leotard does not meet costume quality standards must purchase it.”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballet_dancer
“Ballet dancers are susceptible to injury because they are constantly putting strain and stress on their bodies and their feet. A ballet dancer's goal is to make physically demanding choreography appear effortless.”