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Jul 26, 2013 3:25 PM
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| *Everything here contains spoilers up to episode 4. You have been warned.* Fujisaki said: (Sigh) Kirigiri's pretty amazing. She's a girl, but she's smart... she's tough... and she's cool... and yet... (Sigh) Sorry- I mean, hello everyone. Monobear found out about us doing these topic threads, and he said that each of the most popular characters on MyAnimeList will get to make a appearance. It was supposed to be Celes’ turn, but… Celes told me I should do this in order to build up confidence… but I think she just… didn’t want to do it. Are we… familiar with the rules, everyone? Pictures, facts, red herrings, and testimonies will be displayed here so that people who are unfamiliar with the game can have a chance to solve the mystery of murders happening in the school and find who the culprit is. (But this… this isn't a game... Our lives... are at stake...) Umm… under new rules enforced by Monobear (subject to change), people must now contribute by adding evidence that they think is important to the case, while I will moderate and decide whether it is important enough to be added to the list… You may debate amongst yourselves and to me on why evidence ‘X’ may be important… And... for those who have played the game… please don’t reveal the answers and deductions of this case. Kirigiri went moody for the entire week and didn’t speak to us… ![]() ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Electronic Student Handbook: 1. The students are to live within the confines of this academy. There is no time limit for how long you'll be living together. 2. The time period from 10PM to 7AM is called "Night Time". Some areas will be off-limits during this time, so be careful. 3. You are only allowed to go to bed in the dorm rooms. Doing so elsewhere intentionally will be judged as dozing off and punished accordingly. 4. You may investigate Hope's Peak Academy freely. To this end, no particular limitations have been placed on your actions. 5. Violence against the headmaster, Monobear, is forbidden. Furthermore, destruction of surveillance cameras is also prohibited. 6. You "graduate" if you kill a fellow student, but you must not let the other students find out that you're the culprit. 7. A Class Trial will be held a short length of time following a murder committed among the students. Participation is mandatory. 8. If the villain is correctly identified during the Class Trial, he alone will be executed. 9. Should you fail to correctly identify the culprit in a Class Trial, the culprit alone will graduate and the rest of you will be executed. 10. Lending Electronic Student Handbooks to others is prohibited. Note: Rules not shown on the Electronic Student Handbook in the anime, but have been told through exposition have now been listed. Some of the rules are told word-for-word from the game's fan translation. All terminologies have been switched to match UTW's fan subtitles. For a better understanding of the Class Trial, the information within the spoiler below will tell us exactly how finding the culprit works. DenjaX said: 1. Okay, let's assume there are 6 people in the trial to fit with the images below. If a person is killed, they will hold a Class Trial and debate on finding who the real culprit is. There are 2 objectives for the trial: a. The ones who are innocent must find who the culprit is. Each person, including the real culprit, will send out their votes on who they think is guilty of killing the current victim. b. The real culprit should avoid suspicion and mislead others into thinking the culprit is someone other than themselves. ![]() 2. The Class Trial results are based on majority vote. Majority vote means to have the highest tallied number of votes on a single person. Of course, the real culprit has to vote, so they may choose to vote on someone else. In the image below, the culprit receives 5 votes. Receiving 5 out of 6 votes would make them guilty by majority vote. ![]() 3. The real culprit will then get executed while the ones who are innocent will have their lives spared. ![]() 4. The image below shows us an innocent being targeted as guilty for killing. For the real culprit to succeed, the culprit has to lead others into voting on someone other than the culprit themselves. They may choose not to voice out their observation. Objecting to something that is “obvious,” or saying something no one should know about may cause them to become suspect. Either way, not contributing may also make them suspect. ![]() 5. The real culprit will be allowed to “Graduate,” allowing them to leave the school as long as they are able to avoid the guilty verdict. Everyone on the innocent side will be executed regardless of whether they have voted on the real culprit or not. ![]() Note: Even if fewer people were to vote on the real culprit, they will STILL die because the real culprit did not receive the highest number of votes than anyone else. So they have to make sure their votes are right, hence the debate in the Class Trial. Their lives are on the line after all. MAP OF THE SCHOOL: ![]() ![]() As of the current situation: (Re-organised for my convenience) - All stairs aside from the stairs near the gymnasium are inaccessible. - The Sauna is only accessible by going through the Large Bath. - The Large Bath is only accessible by going through the Dressing Room. - Both the Library, swimming pool, and Changing Room can be accessed on the 2nd floor. - The swimming pool is only accessible by going through the Changing Rooms. - The Canteen area is off-limits at "Night Time," but because the Kitchen is only accessible through the Canteen, this also makes the Kitchen off-limits at “Night Time.” - It is unknown whether or not the Infirmary and School Shop are accessible. They are most likely irrelevant to the case. - Water is turned off during "Night Time." Today's Unlucky Victim: (Picture of corpse) ![]() Possible Evidence: (Some evidence may be irrelevant to the case.) ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() (From left to right, the pictures above and the information below will correspond respectively.) Monobear File 02: - The victim is Fujisaki Chihiro. - The time of death is estimated to be around 2AM. - The corpse was found in the girls' changing room on the second floor of the school area. - The cause of death was a blow to the head with a blunt weapon. - The victim appears to have died instantly. Dumbbell: - A large bloodstain was found on the dumbbell left in the women’s changing room. Blood On Carpet: - Blood is spattered on the carpet floor in the women’s changing room. Oogami’s Testimony: - Oogami claims to have spilt liquid from her Protein X bottle onto the carpet in the women’s changing room. State of Body: - Fujisaki’s hands were bound with a rope-like object, hanging her in a pose resembling a crucifixion. Desk Lamp: - This desk lamp was found in the library. - Togami has been seen making use of this lamp. Library Extension Cord: - The cord is missing from the Library. Fujisaki’s Electronic Student Handbook: - Fujisaki’s handbook was not found on her body post-mortem. Gravure Idol Poster: - Blood spatter was found on the poster in the women’s changing room. Celes’s Testimony: - The last time Celes saw Fujisaki, she was holding a bag with a tracksuit inside and seemed to be in a panic. - The location of where she spotted Fujisaki appears to be in the Storeroom. Genocider Syo Case File: (A view of the Case File) ![]() - The killer always leaves behind the message "bloodbath fever" in the victim’s blood at the crime scene. - The victims are always male. - Scissors are his weapon of choice. - The scissors used as weapons were all peculiar, and all pairs found at the murder scene were of the same design. - Genocider Syo may possibly have dissociative identity disorder. (DID) - The victim is always crucified. This fact is not known to the public. Card Reader: - The only way to access a changing room is to swipe your Electronic Student Handbook across the card reader beside the door. - The men’s changing room will only unlock with a male’s handbook- and vice versa. - It is impossible for two people to pass through the door simultaneously. Students’ Darkest Secret: - Another “motivational” product made by Monobear. - Every student is given a note containing a secret of theirs of which should not be revealed. - Monobear threatened to reveal each students' secret to the whole world. - Naegi continued to wet his bed until 5th grade. Machine Gun: (Image of the area with the machine gun) ![]() - The tool which turns people into swiss cheese when people enter the same changing room simultaneously without using the Electronic Student Handbooks. Unofficial Curfew: - Celes proposed that everyone should stay in their rooms for the duration of "Night Time." - No punishment is given if one was to break this rule. Handbooks of the Deceased: (Credits: saucyfag) - One of the Handbooks found in the entrance hall was broken. - Enoshima’s and Maizono’s were both found operable, so the broken one is presumed to belong to Kuwata. Monobear’s Testimony: (Credits: CreationBreaker) - Even if there were an accomplice, the culprit is the only one who graduates. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Various goals you must achieve for this case: - Show proof of who Genocider Syo is, if he happens to exist. - Find who the culprit is. - Explain how evidence ‘X’ happened, why ‘X’ happened, and when ‘X’ happened. - Tell us the order of events of the murder. Just telling us a single piece of evidence along with your theory may not be enough to prove your case. Evidence on its own could be fabricated. If you wish, we can point out the flaws in your theories. (Picture of Fujisaki with me horribly role-playing as her) If there are any problems I- I could help you with… just ask me. Let’s see… something like this? Lending means to give something to another person on the promise to have it returned… So something like stealing would be different. Stealing means to take something. I… I hope that was helpful in any way. ![]() ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Not click baiting said: Case 01 Thread - http://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=630713 The following spoiler tag contains a video of the game's Chapter 2 Class Trial. These videos will be put here long after each episode of the anime's Class Trials have aired. Credits goes to: DenjaX for explaining the Class Trials section. atruong18 for lighting up the maps for me. Edit: New information added! I recommend people to only watch UTW’s subs of Dangan Ronpa. Watching other subs may reveal information that was not supposed to be said in the anime. It's for your own good! |
MrOCDAug 5, 2013 12:51 AM
Jul 26, 2013 4:40 PM
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MrOCD said: Stained Carpet: - The carpet in the men’s changing room has a brownish-black stain. i think its the women's changing room your talking about :) |
Jul 26, 2013 4:45 PM
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Anonymous_Player said: (SOME STUFF SAID. GAWD, DON'T LOOK INTO IT) Edit for the 50th time: Fine, I'll change it JUST FOR YOUuuuuuu. *beat* |
MrOCDJul 26, 2013 5:24 PM
Jul 26, 2013 5:22 PM
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| Great setup. It's "Night time" for me too, I'll come up with something later :) |
Jul 26, 2013 6:12 PM
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| I have my doubts that Genocider Shou (whoever it is) is the killer in this case. The MOs are similar but there is one difference that nags at me. The victim was crucified after death (at least I think that's the order so far since I haven't really taken a good look at the evidence or thought through the case so far) but the lack of scissors just nags at me. Well, I'll try and think of something as the weekend passes.... |
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Jul 26, 2013 6:38 PM
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Jul 26, 2013 6:45 PM
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| im curious, ocd do you plan to do one of these for 5th case Cause thats gonna be fun seeing people take guesses at that one, no one knows what the fuck is going on with that part their first time through |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Jul 26, 2013 6:53 PM
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| Short theory. Suspects Girl: Oogami Book girl Guy: Need to think on this one. Oogami dropped her drink in the room. That weight looks very heavy, only a strong person could lift it. Plus the way she is tied up. Book girl is suspicious but I can't think of one right now. If it was a guy: Since Chihro's E-Book is missing but they can't use another person's book or they will die by the machine gun. Plus it's prohibited. But I can't rule out the possibility Will make another post. Good night [/Spoiler} |
Jul 26, 2013 7:17 PM
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AnimeFan500 said: Short theory. Suspects Girl: Oogami Book girl Guy: Need to think on this one. Oogami dropped her drink in the room. That weight looks very heavy, only a strong person could lift it. Plus the way she is tied up. Book girl is suspicious but I can't think of one right now. If it was a guy: Since Chihro's E-Book is missing but they can't use another person's book or they will die by the machine gun. Plus it's prohibited. But I can't rule out the possibility Will make another post. Good night [/Spoiler} There's something i didn't understand that can change my entire theory : -If you steal the card, can you go into the girls change room? I know you can't lend the card to anyone. |
lSpyFoxlJul 26, 2013 10:43 PM
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Jul 26, 2013 7:31 PM
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| I feel like this is an important piece of evidence, red herring or not, especially given the new no-lending-your-student-handbook rule and the location of the crime scene. The handbooks of the deceased. ![]() |
Jul 26, 2013 9:23 PM
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| Good job on this one, I don't have any problems with evidences currently. Like usual I'll also keep an eye on the development of this thread. |
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Jul 26, 2013 10:06 PM
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| What book girl said to glasses guy outside her room about being unable to keep the promise, I'm pretty sure that's going to be something important, especially the fact that she and him were both in the library, where they found the case file for Genocider Shou. |
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Jul 26, 2013 10:28 PM
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MrOCD said: DJIzzyIzzyHitler said: im curious, ocd do you plan to do one of these for Cause thats gonna be fun seeing people take guesses at that one, no one knows what the fuck is going on with that part their first time through I love that part, I will most definitely be doing it. If one was to look at the discussion board I made in Gamefaqs, I became fully immersed in the detective thing and almost managed to solve the case with or without Monobear doing what he did in the Class Trial. Of course this was during the trial, but I managed to get by without blind luck. Not saying any actual spoilers but fuck it spoiler tag, Yah i figured out alot during chapter 5, granted i was reading the something awful thread and had about a month to do so. And even then i got some things wrong, and of course theres the big oh shit moment in either the bad ending or the cannon path that catches everyone off guard |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Jul 26, 2013 11:36 PM
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saucyfag said: I feel like this is an important piece of evidence, red herring or not, especially given the new no-lending-your-student-handbook rule and the location of the crime scene. The handbooks of the deceased. ![]() I have a short theory on the handbooks, spoilered just in case Can you take the handbooks of the deceased to enter the changing rooms? Other than Sakura Oogami, no other girl seems strong enough to utilise the dumbells, I'm pretty sure most of the guys are able to though. What if I steal Maizuno's or Junko's handbook and use it to enter the girl's bathroom? |
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Jul 26, 2013 11:46 PM
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| I'm going to try and write out my thought processes. First of all, there were a lot of red herrings that I believe were added to create confusion, or possibly lead people off course. The big one that concerns me the most the that girl with the glasses (the book girl) and Togami. Who DON'T I suspect (red herrings I think exist)- I'm going to put it bluntly, and I say it now because this was in my mind the whole episode--Togami is not the culprit It's something I believe, and I'm going to be under this assumption for this entire case. The way they seemed like they were "working together" and the way many people in their group of people were angered at Togami for treating the situation like a game. Sitting in the library and reading mystery novels/murder cases for "inspiration" is like he's asking for people to go suspect him. One thing I found HIGHLY suspicious about him was how he immediately went into the girl's locker room when Monokuma announced that a "surprise" happened while everyone was sleeping. The way he looked at Chihiro's dead body was NOT a normal reaction, I mean sure he's some rich kid but Naegi was freaking out, and seeing something as horrendous as that really strikes me strange especially when he pointed out how "it looked like it was a piece of art" or somewhere along the lines how it was "carefully planned out" and executed unlike Sayaka's futile attempt at murder. One particular reason I felt that Togami was NOT the murderer was that it would be way too obvious, the little amount of evidence we have point at him but you can't accuse someone only based on suspicious behavior. Togami is a character I both hate and admire, I love how he can brilliantly take the route of not trusting anyone, but in exchange he is probably the least trustworthy person. I do, however, believe that his intention is not to kill, I mean being a rich kid he probably is finding it amusing here to watch all the murderers go by, and for some reason he takes a particular interest in this one. He guided Naegi and told him about the room cards, he told Naegi about Genocider Shou (or in the sub I red it was called Xenocider Show...that's so weird lol I was so confused what that meant) and it almost in a way seemed like he was giving all the evidence to Naegi. Kigiri, as we saw in the first case helped direct Naegi towards the right direction, and Naegi who we least suspect to be able to crack the mysterious and find the real culprit is someone I think that Togami has taken a particular interest in. It almost seemed like Togami gave him all of the evidence and was testing him, I'm not sure how to describe this gut feeling I was watching, but seeing Togami "smile" and just his behavior leads me to conclude that he is NOT the murderer like everyone thinks he is, and that he has a complex of perhaps controlling people. I think he has this complex because I felt like the moment book girl confessed her "love" for him to Naegi, that she would become an easy target to kill or be used, because love can make you do really ridiculous things. The book girl strikes me as a strange character, a character that seems to act paranoid, weak at some points but is actually a really bright girl. Bright, indeed, but dark because what she said sounded really suspicious. 'I'm sorry I failed your promise...?" and I believe she also said something like "I couldn't stop Genocider Shou?" I think that's what she said in the subs I was watching and someone please correct me if I paraphrased wrongly. What promise? Was she able to stop him? I kept thinking that the ending held no significance and was only meant to throw people off but when I thought about the possibility that Togami could have used her...it occurred to me that the two of them would have to play a large role in the murder of Chihiro. Togami is hiding something that everyone should know, and the possibility that the book girl was at the crime scene popped into my head. I definitely do think that the two of them are suspicious are were planning something, but I don't think they are the murderers based on my current thoughts as Togami as a character, and if his intention was not to kill while playing this game, he would use someone in his stead, which he chose to be the book girl. A weak girl (or so she appears) that seems to be able to obey all his orders. The fact that Togami pointed out how Chihiro's death resembled that of "Genocider Shou's" immediately translated into my mind that the CULPRIT is Genocider Shou, and that this person we're dealing with has a dissociative identity/personality disorder. I broke it down to people who acted out of character...but there were too many and I couldn't choose one based on assumptions, so I began looking at the evidence which most likely will give a clue. Often times to understand what the scenario is, you have to look at each piece of evidence and know the reason for it being there. Explanations for the evidence (possibly theories and thoughts I have)- The Posters- Why were the posters so strange? I mean having a bikini girl in the girl's changing room might be understandable, but a guy idol group or whatever in the guy's changing room? There's something wrong with that no matter how much I think about it, so that led me to believe that they had to have been switched. The girl poster is supposed to be in the guy's changing room, and vice versa which means that the crime place WAS NOT the girl's changing room but in fact the guy's. Also something about Sakura's protein drink spill not being there was suspicious. I'll try to explain that next. Drink spill- In the episode we SAW Sakura drop that drink on the carpet, and she was undoubtedly in the girl's changing room, but suddenly it's gone. It's possible it could have been cleaned...but what would that accomplish? If they cleaned it, why not clean the blood stain off too? Is there even access to water at night time? My suspicions on the switching of the posters would mean that Chihiro was actually killed in the boy's locker room. The blood stain was found on the guy's carpet in the guy's changing room, and the culprit must have wanted to relocate the crime scene to frame a girl. If the drink stain wasn't washed off, then that means that it is most likely in the guy's changing room which I don't think they showed in the episode? The culprit must have switched the carpets to relocate the blood stains (along with the post) but I would need to see the carpet in the guy's room to confirm my thoughts. The Card of Dead Students- Kirigi was shown taking out some cards from Sayaka, Junko, and Leon and when Kirigi looks at something as I've learned from the previous case, it's VERY important. Monobear explains the whole changing room rules and he does this for a reason, because someone is going to take advantage of the rules, or try to work around it in order to perhaps confuse people especially since I think that the rooms were exchanged. Monobear says that guys may ONLY enter the guy's room and girl's may ONLY enter the girl's room with their student handbook. This makes me think about how if the crime took place in the guy's changing room...how did Chihiro get in there? If Chihiro entered the guy's room, and was murdered in there and tried to relocate the crime to frame a GIRL, it only makes sense that the CULPRIT IS A MALE. Why would you try to frame your own gender and make it easier for everyone to guess? I did come across the possibility that Chihiro was actually the one who sneaked into the guy's room using one of the dead student's card but had to consider the rule Monobear suddenly made about how you aren't allowed to lend other people your student handbook. You aren't allowed to follow someone in either, and for reasons that I'm going to try and explain later, I don't think that Chihiro was trying to kill someone as Sayaka was in the last case. Monobear's rule was very clear, he even added it into the handbook, but the way he adds rules about how you have to sleep in a room during curfew, yet it did not specify about sleeping in your own room (as we saw Sayaka and Naegi do in the last week). There seem purposely be loose holes that seem to be in every single rule makes me question if LENDING is not allowed...is stealing okay? If you lend someone something, you willingly hand it over, but the rule didn't say anything about stealing unless the subs I read were wrong. So my original thought that the culprit is a man is not shot down immediately because then the thought would be "How did the culprit get into the girl's room?". It's possible he stole one of those cards from someone who's dead. Are dead people even considered to be a part of that rule since they technically aren't around anymore? I don' think Monokuma mentioned this, but he did say something about there being a weakness in it. Maybe it's that you can freely use a card even after a person is dead? Chihiro's "True Identity"- Who is Chihiro? She's a weak little girl who we saw crying in the beginning after realizing the situation, and the one who cares so much about everyone staying together as friends and not killing each other. When Togami asked what she meant by "friends" she was literally brought to tears as this over confident, prideful, malicious character was attacking her. Is Chihiro really the kind, defenseless, fragile little girl we see on the screen? When we saw Maizano, she was a helpless girl as well yet she tried to kill leon. She was one of the least suspected people to kill yet she had that mental breakdown. We didn't know much about her expect for the fact that she really loves her idol group members, and that the DVD she saw literally sent her into a state of panic, and she literally melted into a mental breakdown. To understand the actions and reasons behind them, you must understand the character, and to understand Chihiro, you have to question if that girl on the screen is really who she is. It is my belief that yes, this weakness we see, this helplessness displayed is not a lie, and I don't think that Chihiro would be the kind of person with the intent to kill because even after freaking out so many times, in a way, Chihiro stays strong by moving on and sticking close with her friends, yet the inevitable even for a sweet girl like her is that every person hides a secret.. It may be embarrassing and not worth killing for, but I believe that Chihiro hides a secret that she would not kill for since she isn't that kind of person and she even said herself that she'd "tell them later", but a secret that NO ONE KNOWS. Why was Chihiro in the guy's room? Is Chihiro actually a guy and how could this be proved? I'm not going to go into anatomical details such as pointing out a flat chest or no...bulge xD but I saw several things that were pretty interesting. I'll also say that I did consider the possibility that Chihiro is also planning something by getting up during curfew and going out which I first suspected had to do with the laptop she was working on, but to be motivated by a dark secret was not something she would kill over. The words "I'll tell you later..." kept repeating through my mind and is a big clue that chihiro is innocent unlike Sayaka. Now here are evidences I think that can lead to Chihiro's TRUE gender (which I think is male): 1) MALES may only be able to enter the boy's locker room...so then how would Chihiro end up in the guy's locker room if he had no intent to kill? The only way to get into the locker room as a girl would be to steal (as I explained above) and this would not have been done if Chihiro is innocent which I suspect 2) Chihiro owns a TOOLBOX. I don't have the screenshot, but they show in the anime him working on the laptop with tools on his desk...aren't tool boxes give to guys only...and girls get a sewing kit? 3) Chihiro was seen going to the locker room (as Celes told Naegi) with "work out clothes" IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT. Why go at night? If Chihiro was a girl like we all thought, wouldn't it be okay to go during the day? Why do it at night and Celes even mentioned how Chihiro appeared to be in a hurry. This is highly suspicious and most likely he does this so that no one else could figure out his true identity. The next thought that came that is related to Celes's testimony was WHY he went to the guy's locker room. Why would a frail guy like him suddenly go to the gym to "work out" when clearly he does not regularly work out to have obtained a body that can be mistakened as a female's. Why this sudden desire to work out? If the murder took place in the guy's locker room, this must mean that the culprit was invited to work out with Chihiro, or perhaps they met up in the guy's locker room. This would also mean that the culprit is someone Chihiro is able to trust, a guy who he feels comfortable with sharing his true identity with. Genocider Shou- Togami shows Naegi how the crime resembles that of Genocider Shou and as I've said before (I think) and I recall Togami directly telling Naegi that the culprit is Genocider Show because of the similar setup (the crucifixion) and the dying message. What bothers me the most is how he just so happened to be reading that, and how he can be so sure that Genocider Shou is among them when he seems like one of the most cautious characters that don't make assumption like that without fully supported evidence. Sure, the similarity is definitely there, but is it possible that Togami already knows who Genocider Shou is? Does he and the book girl have something to do with Genocider Shou, because the conversation they had at the end is very suspicious ( say suspicious but I can't exactly suspect him because I think he's acting way too obvious), and his intention behind saying this, his motive is still unknown to me, but based on that good paragraph I gave about how I perceive Togami as a character, I think he is trying to help Naegi as he has taken an interest in him, and although his behavior is RIDICULOUSLY obvious and way too suspicious, I do believe that although he is not the killer, he did perhaps witness the crime scene. He probably saw it, and is amusing himself by seeing if Naegi can solve it himself, or it's even possible that perhaps by presenting this case about genocider shou to Naegi, THAT in it's self is a red herring. Maybe he's trying to trick Naegi into thinking something that's not true, and I have this feeling he's testing Naegi and by giving him all of these clues and hints it looks like he's the killer himself during this process, but a smart person like him wouldn't give himself away just like that (unless he's playing mind games, which isn't his specialty since he's the the Super Duper High school Heir or whatever..not the Gambler) which makes me think he has way too much free time and really is trying to amuse himself. Another thing that bothers me is how the "crucifixion" didn't seem to match up with the ones shown in the files. It's possible that the extension cord was used instead of the scissors simply because there aren't scissors conveniently left behind to use and pierce into the hands, but the fact that the two pictures shown were MALES was what threw me off the most. This means one of two things to me which really helped me to solve the puzzle on how Chihiro ended up in the real crime scene I suspect to be--the boy's changing room. 1) Genocider Shou is NOT the real culprit. This is an attempt to recreate something from a serial killer and is a failed attempt because it did not live up to how it was originally done and even the culprit isn't a guy. 2) Chihiro is actually a guy. I've considered the fact that Chihiro may have been male because someone actually mentioned how her voice actor was a guy...which was very unusual.The fact that he may be a boy can be a possibility, however how would the culprit find that out? I don't think Chihiro who would hide a secret like that for that long would just tell someone unless they trusted that person. I do believe that Chihiro is actually a guy, and I wrote my explainations under "Chihiro's true identity". I t is my belief that the recreation of the crucifixion was really flawed to have a set up done so poorly, and the extension cord really does lead to Togami who everyone is probably going to suspect the most, but again, why would someone as smart as him make that dumb move when there is most likely a witness (book girl) who can testify. Unless of course they work together, which is possible, but acting suspicious and doing all these things "out of character" really makes me think that it is not him. Way too obvious. This makes me cross out my initial thought that the culprit is Genocider Shou since Togami is a person I think can't be trusted, but would not kill or at least not kill and give away so many things if it really were him. It's possible that he even tried to recreate the scene by going into the girl's locker room and creating this set up to confuse people or maybe make it easier for people to find the culprit. His intentions are still unclear to me, but I think that this crazy thought I have is supported by the fact Togami knew where the corpse was found when Monokuma made that announcement. "I'm sorry I couldn't stop Genocider Shou from killing" or whatever that book girl said is the part throws me off, and it's the part that is giving me the most trouble. Genocider Shou is described in the files to have a personality disorder, and that's when I started suspecting males that seemed to act out of character at times. I also considered finding guys that are kind, look like they can be trusted but killing was out of character. I also tried to select a male character that seemed to have a past they would want to hide, which I believe, is the biggest clue to finding the culprit. Not enough evidence, but certainly the most. Student's Darkest Secret- We all saw Naegi's embarrassing secret, and I carefully replayed the scene to see some obvious reactions that gave me the hint that they were not the culprit. Naegi, of course, was crossed off, the swimming girl (Aoba I think ti was) definitely not because she talked about how it "wasn't that bad" and the other one I crossed of a little hesitantly was Ishimaru or whatever his name is. I'm really bad with names, especially Japanese ones. o__o Anyways, he was like "Why this one?" and when you ask that question it probably means that it was kind of a really weird one chosen that wouldn't really affect him. I know I'm making really big assumptions here, but Ishimaru is a questionable character I spent a lot of time thoroughly investigating. He is always that one guy who tries to act fairly, tries to choose the most justifiable action, and tries to maintain order. For him to kill over a "dark secret" seemed highly unlikely to me along with his reaction, so he was crossed off. The otaku was out of question because he doesn't seem to be able to interact with other human beings very well *cough cough finding joy in being bossed by Celes* and the culprit I think needs to be someone Chihiro can trust, or at least sees as a good person. Constantly making perverted remarks doesn't exactly make you seem that reliable, especially since I think Chihiro trusted the real suspect enough to meet up during curfew for whatever reason and work out together. Fortune teller guy I think is going to have to be involved some way with his fortunes (if he ever does kill) and something I learned from Case 1 was that their "skills" or "title" is somehow incorporated into the case. Maizano was a idol with 'charms' which is how she lured Leon into her room, and Leon was an ace pitcher which was why he was able to throw the glass ball precisely. "Super Duper High School Fortune Teller" isn't exactly the name you'd think of when you think of someone with a dark past although I do agree that he does seem like a laid back kind of guy who appears trustworthy HOWEVER the one guy who seemed the most suspicious where his actions and attitude don't seem to match up with his acts of kindness is...Oowada ( I think that's his name). Super Duper High School Outlaw Biker seems like a title that has a possibility of having a pretty messed up secret or past that would be hidden even by killing someone right? Certainly more than an otaku or fortune teller. Also he has gang members which in his character description I read he cares deeply for. Is it possible that there's a secret about him that he doesn't want his fellow gang members to know that would drive him to kill someone? It is very possible since I don't the other male characters would have as many people they are worried about revealing an embarrassing secret to. I remember him defending Chihiro and then yelling at Togami, basically snapping and losing it. He argued with Ishimaru over...a man's honor I think it was? The way he speaks and the things he does don't seem to match up a lot of the time, and when I was under the suspicion that the culprit was Genocider Shou, I looked for a male character that looks easy to trust, but really isn't and hides a dark secret. I looked for a character that would most likely have a personality disorder, and I selected him. Now that I'm reconsidering if the culprit is actually Genocider Shou or a fake...I'm not as sure but he is as of now my most suspected suspect. Anyways, I still have a week to write a more solid theory, but so far those are my thoughts I'm going to try and build on and go somewhere with. I definitely do think this one is more tricky than the first case because the culprit is not so easily singled out based on evidence alone. So far, what I'm seeing is a lot of red herrings and illogical things that don't seem to make sense and seem to be trying to lead me off course which is really annoying. I'm also making a lot more assumptions, and taking the liberty of even listing crazy ideas just to try and go somewhere with find a suspect, but I really do need to find more evidence to support my claims. The sequences of events is something I have to work on too...but the hardest part is definitely finding the culprit. |
EarlCielJul 27, 2013 12:19 AM
Jul 27, 2013 12:50 AM
#16
| I think it's fairly obvious that the crime occurred in the boy's changing room. Chihiro is a guy as evidenced by the fact that he has a tool kit and his voice actor is male. Furthermore, there would be no point in keeping/hiding Chihiro's handbook if he was female as keeping the handbook on Chihiro would reinforce the idea that the culprit is female. Since Chihiro was killed in the boy's changing room, the culprit must be male; that is, if we assume the one handbook Kirigiri could not turn on does indeed belong to Kuwata. Of the remaining males, Oowada, Ishimaru, Hagakure, and Yamada are the only real suspects. Naegi we can obviously rule out. We can also rule out Togami as it would not be beneficial at all for him to introduce Genocider Sho if he indeed was Genocider. We can also rule out Yamada as Genocider since Genocider uses scissors and Yamada obviously has scissors (I think he used them in episode 1). This does not mean Yamada is not capable of being the culprit, only that he is not Genocider. Moreover, in regards to Togami, he doesn't seem to have the necessary strength necessary to move all the heavy equipment to create the murder scene. My last thought on this case is that the evidence provided does not sufficiently narrow down who the culprit is. What's left is finding out their alibis as well as what Fukawa's promise to Togami was. I'm of the opinion that Fukawa may have actually witnessed the murder or something else that is necessary for solving this case, as a result of the promise she made to Togami. |
Jul 27, 2013 1:04 AM
#17
templarknight7 said: I think it's fairly obvious that the crime occurred in the boy's changing room. Chihiro is a guy as evidenced by the fact that he has a tool kit and his voice actor is male. Furthermore, there would be no point in keeping/hiding Chihiro's handbook if he was female as keeping the handbook on Chihiro would reinforce the idea that the culprit is female. Since Chihiro was killed in the boy's changing room, the culprit must be male; that is, if we assume the one handbook Kirigiri could not turn on does indeed belong to Kuwata. Of the remaining males, Oowada, Ishimaru, Hagakure, and Yamada are the only real suspects. Naegi we can obviously rule out. We can also rule out Togami as it would not be beneficial at all for him to introduce Genocider Sho if he indeed was Genocider. We can also rule out Yamada as Genocider since Genocider uses scissors and Yamada obviously has scissors (I think he used them in episode 1). This does not mean Yamada is not capable of being the culprit, only that he is not Genocider. Moreover, in regards to Togami, he doesn't seem to have the necessary strength necessary to move all the heavy equipment to create the murder scene. My last thought on this case is that the evidence provided does not sufficiently narrow down who the culprit is. What's left is finding out their alibis as well as what Fukawa's promise to Togami was. I'm of the opinion that Fukawa may have actually witnessed the murder or something else that is necessary for solving this case, as a result of the promise she made to Togami. Can you please put that in spoiler tags? I don't want other people to be influenced when coming up with their own theories. Also, about the Chihiro thing... By that logic, Naegi is actually a girl because his voice actor is voiced by a woman. It's true that it is incredibly rare for males to be voicing female characters, but that should not be a factor when it comes to this, only because that is source outside of the anime that no one should know about. In other words, we need proof within the anime where it would be logical in that world. |
Jul 27, 2013 1:54 AM
#18
| My thoughts for case 02 The murder happened around 2am (the kids like to stay up late). We have Celes testimony about her seeing Chihiro carrying a sportsbag and since I believe Celes will follow the curfew I guess this encounter happened before 10pm. I did find it odd that we were shown sports clothing and yet the victim was found in normal clothes. Maybe Chihiro did some work out for some hours and was ready to leave the changing room, then she was killed by someone with the dumbbell. Fujisaki Chihiro’s little secret: Since the beginning Chihiro’s voice always felt like a male who wants to sound as a female.It is safe to believe that Chihiro is in fact a boy who tries to hide his true identity by cross dressing and make his personality seem more forgiven when acting like a timid and frail girl. Being surrounded by all these strong highschoolers and “survival of the fittest” setting, he must have wanted to build up confidence by working out. In this case he had to be in the boy’s locker room and that’s why he decided to go there at night time so no one would discover him. This theory also connects with the poster and carpet switching. Kirigiri was pretty interested in investigating the victim’s body. I’ll like to hear about her little discovery, heheh. Posters, carpet and IDs: The idol posters are indeed switched (we see Sakura dropping her coffee earlier in the evening in the girl’s room and the male-idol poster is there). The stain is gone because it is not the same carpet, it has been switched as well. Too bad we didn’t see the carpet in the other room, it would have been more helpful. All this leads me to believe the murder took place in the men’s changing room. The culprit has to be strong enough to move the exercise equipment in both rooms in order to change the carpets. I guess if you are a guy you could gain access by using one of the deceased female’s ID card, since they are accessible for everyone. Carrying a dead body into the other room would technically not count as two people, since one is no longer alive. So after all the moving around I believe the culprit just placed the body at the carpet and left. Edit for more thoughts.... Suspects: Togami, he’s an arrogant asshole towards everyone, he cares for no one other but himself. His main objective is to survive by detecting other peoples faults and despite the signs of enjoyment of playing the game, the boy is doing his homework to perfection. No one else would have researched the old classified files and find useful evidence there. I guess studying murder cases all night gives you better mental preparation when facing a real murder. Togami drags Naegi around because he is considering him a potential sparring partner and Naegi’s detecting skills are remarkable as long he is giving some clues. I don’t really feel he is the murderer mainly because of his motivation to solve the mystery behind it. Fukawa, I seriously get some uncanny Gollum vibes from her. Yikes! She might not be the killer of Chihiro, but the hint about Genocider Shou suffering from personality disorder is highly suspicious, which I'll come back to later. Oowada is one of the males who I would expect to meet inside the guy’s changing room. Punching a sandsack to release some steam would be reason enough. Being a leader of a biker gang can harvest a lot of bad memories far worse than “peeing my bed”. There could easily be a secret he doesn’t want exposed. He is also strong enough to be the one who moved the equipment to switch the carpets. Ishimaru has a well trained body and could have been a regular user of the exercise room, though his surprised reaction towards the murder is too convincing for me to believe he did the crime. Genocider Shou: For the record I treat the current murder of Chihiro and evidence of Genocider Shou as two individual cases. I strongly believe this serial killer is among the students though the hint of personality disorder suggests he/she is not necessarily aware of it him/herself. The lack of the trademark scissors could be a case of Genocider Shou not having a supply with him/her. The extension cord used to bind Chihiro is from the library, where Togami and Fukawa was most of the time. The only one who has high classified knowledge about Genocider Shou is Togami but Fukawa also knows something. It’s possible Fukawa is in fact the serial killer but it doesn’t mean she killed Chihiro. What happened during the night: Chihiro, who I think is a boy, visits the boys changing room, meets Oowada there and gets killed. Oowada uses one of the female ID and switches the location of the corpse and evidence to frame one of the girls. He then leaves the room. I can visualize Fukawa wanting to visit the swimming pool and bath since the water is off during night time. Then she discovered Chihiro’s dead body, placed by the real culprit. Due to double personality she felt the urge to crucify the body using the extension cord instead of scissors. That’s all I can think of for now. I bet there's lots of holes to be filled and the puzzle with ElectroID’s must be very complicated. I just can’t put a finger on it other than I want Chihiro’s programmer skills to be involved in this. |
mikadocsJul 27, 2013 4:16 AM
Jul 27, 2013 10:23 AM
#19
I feel like it is Fujawka is Genocider and assuming Genocider did kill then she killed the girl (well trap guy because genocider only kills men and some other signs). Here is where i am getting this from as i shall list my evidence. First of all, genocider is said to have did so someone unstable would be likely genocider which would be book girl. Second, the embarrasing thing could of triggered the memory for the person which would make Fujawka go to her killer side. Also she has been in the library so she would take the extension cord. However, there are some strong points that the room ahve been swapped, meaning a guy did it. And if so i would use the death message which is "bloody fever" could relate to the two guys that took the spa thing. They were up all night which means they would of killed and would have gone to the bathroom, and would of seen that chihior is a trap and kill in rage or something of the sorts. I would doubt the student council guy would do it as that is absouletly ridiculous and out of character so it would be the other guy. However i dont understand why he would kill in the way of Genocider as i am positively sure Fujawka is the Genocider and he has no connections to being the Genocider. I am leaning to Fujawka more though. Although it is possible that the Genocider is not the killer which would be good for Fujawka because i love her character and i am still positive she is the genocider. |
ponygon123Jul 27, 2013 10:35 AM
Jul 27, 2013 10:27 AM
#20
ponygon123 said: (Wall of text) 2nd Edit: Thank you and sorry about that, ponygon123. My username should have been a clear indication that I have no tolerance for stuff like that. |
MrOCDJul 27, 2013 10:39 AM
Jul 27, 2013 10:29 AM
#21
| I dont see why i have to spoiler tag a theory :? If someone does not want to see theories then why would you be on a forum >< It is still ridiculous it isn't hard to not look at things especially at a wall of text but I will (probably wont remember next time but I'll try) |
ponygon123Jul 27, 2013 10:36 AM
Jul 27, 2013 11:54 AM
#22
| Did anyone noticed this? During the gym scene I noticed Oowada slightly moves his paper back or closer to him? Also Book girl: barely see it but she has those white glasses glare look you see a lot in anime. Her paper is covering her face. Oowada does fit the bill as the type to keep his secret hidden. He could have killed Chihiro but I doubt he is smart enough to do those elaborate things. Such as switch posters, carpets and tie her up in that position. Pic 1 ![]() Pic 2 ![]() Murder Theory: After reading post about personality disorder, I believe book girl has this disorder. Most likely mentioned in her note. Her other persona could be a male? It is possible that she experienced the Genocide incident. For example she did it without knowing or saw someone who was a victim. Thus recreating that very scene on Chihiro. Why Chihiro was in boys' room? As I read previous post to Chihiro's true identity. He could have used the boys room. When Kiriga was looking at Maizon and Junko's E-Book, Kuwata's book was missing? Chihiro used his E-book( Since he is dead) to exercise etc. That's when ( male persona- Book girl) killed her in such a fashion. Since she must have also read those case files after Togami was done. Plus her speech at the end could have been her other personal talking or reverting back to herself. She probably noticed what she did. Edit: Could Chihro had hacked the machine gun, camera, or maybe electronic room lock? Is this what he was doing on the computer? Chihiro on the computer ![]() ![]() |
AnimeFan500Jul 27, 2013 2:10 PM
Jul 27, 2013 1:05 PM
#23
| @AnimeFan500 - I use tinypic.com to upload my pictures, then copy paste the IMG Code. Yeah I did notice those small animations. Some of them react a little more than others :P |
Jul 27, 2013 1:28 PM
#24
mikado34 said: @AnimeFan500 - I use tinypic.com to upload my pictures, then copy paste the IMG Code. Yeah I did notice those small animations. Some of them react a little more than others :P Thank you : ) |
Jul 27, 2013 2:30 PM
#25
Jul 27, 2013 2:36 PM
#26
| I can't wait to see how people will react to the trial next episode - it's definitely one of the more interesting ones imo. |
Jul 27, 2013 6:10 PM
#27
babymilo91 said: That dumbbell thing had me thinking it has to be one of the guys, assuming that the dumbbell is actually heavy so no other girl can physically lift it, with the exception of Oogami probably. We have some masculine men (and women) in this school. *Ahem* And that cord extender... That was defiantly from the library where Togami (Mr. Chess Player) would use it while reading some books for clues.. (So I bet there are characters are are detectives in this case by now. Naegi... Unfortunately was included.) AnimeFan500 said: Did anyone noticed this? During the gym scene I noticed Oowada slightly moves his paper back or closer to him? Also Book girl: barely see it but she has those white glasses glare look you see a lot in anime. Her paper is covering her face. Oowada does fit the bill as the type to keep his secret hidden. He could have killed Chihiro but I doubt he is smart enough to do those elaborate things. Such as switch posters, carpets and tie her up in that position. Pic 1 ![]() Pic 2 ![]() Murder Theory: After reading post about personality disorder, I believe book girl has this disorder. Most likely mentioned in her note. Her other persona could be a male? It is possible that she experienced the Genocide incident. For example she did it without knowing or saw someone who was a victim. Thus recreating that very scene on Chihiro. Why Chihiro was in boys' room? As I read previous post to Chihiro's true identity. He could have used the boys room. When Kiriga was looking at Maizon and Junko's E-Book, Kuwata's book was missing? Chihiro used his E-book( Since he is dead) to exercise etc. That's when ( male persona- Book girl) killed her in such a fashion. Since she must have also read those case files after Togami was done. Plus her speech at the end could have been her other personal talking or reverting back to herself. She probably noticed what she did. Edit: Could Chihro had hacked the machine gun, camera, or maybe electronic room lock? Is this what he was doing on the computer? Chihiro on the computer ![]() ![]() Chihiro IS the "Super High School Level Programer" (though some translations call her a "hacker")... So that might be it for the benefit of the other people. (Dude that machine gun is scary, why u do dat Monokuma?!) Fukawa (Miss Togami Fangirl) may be the case, but I think she's to focused on fangirling on him that she would not make a act on someone that had nothing against him... And I don't think I want to bring Sayaka's backstory again. Chihiro is to... Fragile but not in a sense of backstabbing kind of way and just wanted peace and rainbows. Okay I'm done grinding my brain. |
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Jul 27, 2013 11:28 PM
#28
| @ponygon123 ponygon123 said: I feel like it is Fujawka is Genocider and assuming Genocider did kill then she killed the girl (well trap guy because genocider only kills men and some other signs). Can you tell me when Genocider knew of Fujisaki’s gender? Assuming Fujisaki is actually a boy, of course. You might need to give more proof of Fujisaki being a boy. You can only use source given by the anime. ponygon123 said: However, there are some strong points that the room ahve been swapped, meaning a guy did it. Can you elaborate? Why can’t it be a girl to have things swapped? I already know the reason why, but this needs further explanation. ponygon123 said: And if so i would use the death message which is "bloody fever" could relate to the two guys that took the spa thing. They were up all night which means they would of killed and would have gone to the bathroom, and would of seen that chihior is a trap and kill in rage or something of the sorts. That’s some sadistic homophobia, man. Anyways, Oowada and Ishimaru were in the sauna the night before the murder. It was the day after the sauna bit is when Monokuma threatened them about their secrets. ponygon123 said: I would doubt the student council guy would do it as that is absouletly ridiculous and out of character so it would be the other guy. However i dont understand why he would kill in the way of Genocider as i am positively sure Fujawka is the Genocider and he has no connections to being the Genocider. Well, the public doesn't know about how Genocider crucifies people. Only Genocider and the high ups know about it. What we need is proof. How does Oowada know about Genocider crucifying people? @AnimeFan500 AnimeFan500 said: Why Chihiro was in boys' room? As I read previous post to Chihiro's true identity. He could have used the boys room. When Kiriga was looking at Maizon and Junko's E-Book, Kuwata's book was missing? Chihiro used his E-book( Since he is dead) to exercise etc. That's when ( male persona- Book girl) killed her in such a fashion. Since she must have also read those case files after Togami was done. Plus her speech at the end could have been her other personal talking or reverting back to herself. She probably noticed what she did. We know Fujisaki’s handbook is missing, so I can understand your logic. So where is Kuwata’s handbook? You would think Naegi and the others would have found it on Fujisaki’s person. Also, can you show proof of Fujisaki’s identity or of whose post you are referring to? AnimeFan500 said: Edit: Could Chihro had hacked the machine gun, camera, or maybe electronic room lock? Is this what he was doing on the computer? Chihiro on the computer ![]() ![]() Good theory. Fun fact: Fujisaki is only titled a hacker in the Dangan Ronpa: IF story. There was no explanation to why her title changed from programmer to hacker, making it a sort of plot hole. @timerabbit timerrabbit said: Chihiro IS the "Super High School Level Programer" (though some translations call her a "hacker")... So that might be it for the benefit of the other people. (Dude that machine gun is scary, why u do dat Monokuma?!) Who the heck is calling her a hacker?! Show me so I can spank them with a paddle! So yeah, her literal title from Japanese to English is Super (Duper) High School Level Programmer (超高校級の「プログラマー」 Chō-kōkō-kyū no "Puroguramā") She’s only called a hacker in the Dangan Ronpa: IF story. Everywhere else should be Programmer. >_> |
MrOCDJul 28, 2013 2:22 AM
Jul 27, 2013 11:31 PM
#29
| I was thinking that these people might of kill him. Sakura the wannabe Goku she was here around the gym with the weight bar so she might have done it. the afro long hair light skinned man, or that brown girl |
Jul 27, 2013 11:45 PM
#30
GoldenBRS said: I was thinking that these people might of kill him. Sakura the wannabe Goku she was here around the gym with the weight bar so she might have done it. the afro long hair light skinned man, or that brown girl Mind if I probe you with some questions? But facts state that no one from the public would know about Genocider crucifying his victims. Are you saying Oogami Sakura or Hagakure is Genocider? You also have to explain how and when Genocider knew of Fujisaki's gender, assuming she is actually male, because Genocider seems to only kill men. Next, you would have to explain how either boy or girl managed to get to different changing rooms without the machine gun turning them into swiss cheese. So many questions left unanswered! Wild-mass-guessing is gonna get you killed if you were one of the students there! |
Jul 28, 2013 1:10 AM
#31
MrOCD said: GoldenBRS said: I was thinking that these people might of kill him. Sakura the wannabe Goku she was here around the gym with the weight bar so she might have done it. the afro long hair light skinned man, or that brown girl Mind if I probe you with some questions? But facts state that no one from the public would know about Genocider crucifying his victims. Are you saying Oogami Sakura or Hagakure is Genocider? You also have to explain how and when Genocider knew of Fujisaki's gender, assuming she is actually male, because Genocider seems to only kill men. Next, you would have to explain how either boy or girl managed to get to different changing rooms without the machine gun turning them into swiss cheese. So many questions left unanswered! Wild-mass-guessing is gonna get you killed if you were one of the students there! Wow, so many questions on there that those ones are shocking. If those questions came and I was the students, I will be fucked, but completly honest on the answers, but the killing part story and then that will be a diffrent story. Let`s ser here. I was saying the strong girl Sakura not the other person. Second answer I will reacted shocked and confused because when I first see it I didn`t know or noticed that it is a he.I got an idea, proably he the one should check fugi`s chest. Third answer shucks man I don`t know that answer so I will get fucked out of this one. Yeah......... I fuck bigtime /: |
Jul 28, 2013 1:10 AM
#32
| Hey everyone. This is my first post here on the forums. Be gentle :P Dammit, they had to kill one of the few characters I genuinely liked, didn't they? I haven't read any other theories, so if there's stuff here that was already explained or shown to be wrong, I apologize. Evidence: ToD: 2AM- Night time, probably the best time to commit a murder. CoD: Blunt force trauma to the head/Victim died instantly- That dumbbell looks heavy enough to kill in one blow. Dumbbell- This is the murder weapon. Since we don't know how heavy it is, I won't be taking its weight into account when ruling out suspects. Blood On Carpet- Blood from the victim. The carpets from both locker rooms were probably switched, which is why there was a very small amount of blood on the carpet-- it's blood that came out of the body while it was being moved postmortem. Oogami's testimony- Someone changed the carpets for some reason, probably to get rid of hairs or the like. Since the men's locker room looks more or less identical to the women's, and there's nowhere else to get a carpet like this as far as I know, this would suggest that the killer is male. State of Body- Extremely close to Genocider Syo's MO. However, serial killers tend to be extremely ritualistic, and this is far too different from the rundown Togami gave us to actually be Genocider. This is probably a red herring on the part of the killer. Desk Lamp/Library Extension Cord- Togami was using these, and the extension cord was likely the one used to tie Fujisaki in the crucifixion pose. This heavily implicates Togami and/or Fukawa. Idol Poster- ... I honestly don't get this one. The blood spatter is probably from the killer steadiying him/herself, but other than that it seems irrelevant. Celes's Testimony- Explained in the Theory below Genocider Syo Case File- As I said, I believe this is a red herring by the killer. Card Reader/Machine Gun- I'll explain this when I get to the events of the murder. Students' Darkest Secret- Probably a red herring, though it may factor into an accomplice's motivation (e.g. "I'd rather die than have someone find out"), or it may have been the killer's motivation. I find this unlikely though. Handbooks of the Deceased- I'll explain this when I get to the events of the murder. I don't know exactly how Fujisaki's handbook broke, but it could have happened at pretty much any point after 2 AM and it wouldn't have much bearing on the rest of the case. Suspects: Aoi- She is an athlete, so she's probably one of the few characters who could lift the dumbbell to kill Fujisaki. She's also a girl, so she wouldn't have had any problems getting into the locker room. There isn't much connecting her to the case though. Guilt Probability: Low Fukawa- Horribly paranoid, just kind of weird, and has obsessive personality traits. She constantly seems like she's about to crack, so it wouldn't be entirely surprising if she actually did. She shows active disdain for pretty much everyone. Togami's comment "Try your best to win!" early in the episode might have led her to believe that killing someone would impress him, which she would like to do after going gaga for him halfway through the episode. She's also one of the people who Naegi describes as selfish during the cafeteria scene in the second episode because she shows up so late. However, she faints at the sight of blood. She wouldn't have been able to write out the message or crucify Fujisaki on her own. Guilt Probability: Moderate Hagakure- He's definitely strong enough to kill Fujisaki and tie her up, but he's an extremely laid back person. I don't see him killing anyone, personally, and to kill someone in such a ritualistic fashion strikes me as extremely out of character. Guilt Probability: Nil Ishimaru- Kind of an asshole, but he's also a massive stickler for the rules. He also has an alibi. Guilt Probability: Nil Kirigiri- No evidence connecting her to the murder, but she has an extremely detached demeanor and her qualification for the school is still unknown. If she were a prolific serial killer, that's probably something Monukuma would like in a student. Still, it's highly unlikely considering how much evidence she contributes to the case. Guilt Probability: Low Celestia- She has a dark side, but I'd expect something more grisly from her if and when she does kill. The crime scene is relatively clean. None of the evidence connects back to her in any way either. Guilt Probability: Low Sakura- Getting into the locker room wouldn't have been a problem, and she definitely had the strength to lift the dumbbell. But it still comes back to the crucifixion. She had no reason to do that. Guilt Probability: Low Oowada- Alibi with Ishimaru. Guilt Probability: Nil Togami- Where to start. He's pretty gung-ho about the whole "murder each other for freedom" deal. He reads lots of books about killing, practically screaming "I'm going to kill someone" while he does it. He seems to have a massive erection when he finds the body and when he's explaining Genocider to Naegi. And he just so happens to have copies of the Genocider case file in his parents' study to confirm their veracity. Well isn't that just motherfucking convenient. The only thing that makes me doubt that it's him is how blindingly obvious it is. Guilt Probability: High Yamada- There's no evidence connecting him to the crime, and he's kind of a little bitch. Guilt Probability: Nil Events of the Murder, Theory 1: Suspect: Togami Accomplice: Fukawa 5:00 PM Togami manipulates Fukawa into assisting him, possibly using her darkest secret to convince her that it would be better to die with the rest of her classmates than to have it revealed to the world. --Aside: If she makes a false confession, she makes the perfect fall-guy for Togami, which is why he wouldn't just kill her.-- Togami explains the MO of Genocider and convinces her to pretend to have D.I.D. after the body is found. 7:00 PM Fukawa invites Fujisaki to work out. Another possibility is that they were both asked to work out by someone else, and Fukawa and Togami simply took advantage of this. If this is a case, there will be a witness in the next episode. 9:00 PM Fujisaki passes Celestia in the store room on her way to work out. 9:05 PM Fujisaki and Fukawa go to the locker room and get changed for a workout. 9:15 PM Fujisaki and Fukawa leave the locker room. They go for a swim or a run or something-- it's not really important. They leave is my point. 9:45 PM Fujisaki and Fukawa return to the locker room. At this point, Fukawa steals Fujisaki's handbook. She hands the handbook off to Togami. 1:00 AM Togami uses Fujisaki's handbook to enter the girls' locker room and then hands it back to Fukawa. 1:30 AM Fujisaki has stayed up all night searching for her handbook. She asks Fukawa to search the locker room for her, since she can't. 1:45 AM Fukawa "searches" for the handbook, comes out with it, and tricks Fujisaki into coming into the locker room. 2:00 AM Togami kills Fujisaki with the dumbell, crucifies her, and writes the message. 2:15 AM Togami cleans up the crime scene, switching the carpets in the boys' and girls' locker rooms. Events of Murder, Theory 2: Suspect: Fukawa Accomplice: Togami 7:00 PM to 9:15 PM Same as first theory 9:45 PM Fujisaki and Fukawa return to the locker room. At this point, Fukawa steals Fujisaki's handbook. 1:30 AM to 1:45 AM Same as first theory 2:00 AM Fukawa kills Fujisaki with the dumbbell. Again, I don't know if Fukawa could actually do this because the weight of the dumbbell was not disclosed. For the sake of this theory, I'm going to assume she can. 2:01 AM Fukawa faints 2:45 AM Fukawa recovers. She goes to Togami, believing that they love eachother because she's a moron. Togami is a borderline sociopath, so he agrees to help her.-- Togami sees this whole thing as a game, and he wants to make the next trial as interesting as possible. He may consider his helping her a sort of handicap, to make the playing field level.-- 3:00 AM Togami enters the locker room using Fujisaki's stolen handbook and arranges the crime scene according to Genocider's MO, and switches the carpets in the locker rooms to get rid of any evidence Fukawa might have left on it. |
Jul 28, 2013 3:16 AM
#33
Himmelgeher said: Hey everyone. This is my first post here on the forums. Be gentle :P Dammit, they had to kill one of the few characters I genuinely liked, didn't they? I haven't read any other theories, so if there's stuff here that was already explained or shown to be wrong, I apologize. Welcome to the forums! There is nothing you should be apologising about for having an incorrect theory. That’s the whole point of the thread, to discuss and find the discrepancies of each others’ theories. If anything, it should be me who would be apologising in advance because I have the tendency to flip whenever someone doesn’t put their theories in spoiler tags, regardless if it was right or wrong. Oh, and I promise I won’t bite. Instead, I’ll give you the cold shoulder like them anime girls when someone does something to upset them. You are free to think of it as neglect play if you are into that sort of thing. Himmelgeher said: Suspects: Ishimaru- Kind of an asshole, but he's also a massive stickler for the rules. He also has an alibi. Guilt Probability: Nil Oowada- Alibi with Ishimaru. Guilt Probability: Nil The alibi you are referring to is the sauna/spa scene, correct? If you watch the episode again, this part of the story was shown the night before Monokuma’s meeting in the gymnasium. The murder happened on the night after the meeting. So this makes the sauna/spa scene from 1-2 days before the murder, which makes the alibi rather worthless. Himmelgeher said: Events of the Murder, Theory 1: Suspect: Togami Accomplice: Fukawa 1:30 AM Fujisaki has stayed up all night searching for her handbook. She asks Fukawa to search the locker room for her, since she can't. 1:45 AM Fukawa "searches" for the handbook, comes out with it, and tricks Fujisaki into coming into the locker room. 2:00 AM Togami kills Fujisaki with the dumbell, crucifies her, and writes the message. 2:15 AM Togami cleans up the crime scene, switching the carpets in the boys' and girls' locker rooms. OBJECTION! I found a contradiction! Not really, but why would there be a need to switch the carpets? Wouldn’t that make it much more obvious as there was supposed to be a coffee stain spilt by Oogami on the day before the murder? Sure, it’s possible to hide traces of hair, but with this situation, it makes things all the more obvious. Edit: A better question: Did the killer need to have the carpets switched? I’ve got nothing else to say other than great job on your deductions. It was well explained and I was barely able to find anything wrong with it. |
MrOCDJul 28, 2013 3:28 AM
Jul 28, 2013 5:04 AM
#34
MrOCD said: sorry!! maybe you missed it so i brought it to your attention :)Anonymous_Player said: (SOME STUFF SAID. GAWD, DON'T LOOK INTO IT) Edit for the 50th time: Fine, I'll change it JUST FOR YOUuuuuuu. *beat* |
Jul 28, 2013 5:57 AM
#35
Anonymous_Player said: sorry!! maybe you missed it so i brought it to your attention :) The irony is that you've made it worse than better. lol. No, that's not the reason why I was mad, upset, angry, smacking my head with a pillow or whatever emotion I had going... frustrated was the word I was looking for! It was because you logged off for 2 days leaving a spoiler there for everyone to see when I needed you to remove it. For the record, it's not in the girls' changing room. >_> Don't worry about it. If you want to help, private message me instead of quoting me. |
MrOCDJul 28, 2013 9:07 AM
Jul 28, 2013 9:49 AM
#36
| After reading quite a few of these theories, I'm of the opinion that a lot of the people here have spoiled themselves as to who the actual culprit is. I say this because they don't provide any evidence that completely rules out other characters or completely pins the crime on that specific person. One other thing, there should be no reason to put theories in spoiler tags. This should be a collaborative effort between people who have not played the game to solve this mystery. As it is right now, there has been little building on other people's theories. Several people have come to the same conclusion, but there has been little discussion on whether their conclusions hold any weight. |
Jul 28, 2013 9:59 AM
#37
templarknight7 said: One other thing, there should be no reason to put theories in spoiler tags. This should be a collaborative effort between people who have not played the game to solve this mystery. As it is right now, there has been little building on other people's theories. Several people have come to the same conclusion, but there has been little discussion on whether their conclusions hold any weight. I actually really don't care anymore. I don't even want to bother trying. It was my idea in the first place, and I welcome all counterarguments. Not saying I don't understand, I've been quite enlightened. It's everyone's decision, too. Edit: GAH! What am I saying! I'm getting all emotional. I don't want to feel like I'm on some power trip, so everyone can post without the spoiler tags. I only speak out of concerns for others, but clearly it's not needed, so no biggie. I'll remove that part of the rule now. 2nd Edit: The idea was that they wouldn't influence each other until they think they can't go on anymore, which would be like 1 or 2 fixes of their own theories, and afterwards they could collaborate. I honestly thought everyone had that in their mindsets, I mean, everyone did that for the first case. You guys can blame me for not elaborating on that part. Secondly, it also helps to cut down having to scroll long walls of text, especially from those who (really like to) quote them. Let's see how it goes then. It's not my loss in any case. |
MrOCDJul 28, 2013 10:30 AM
Jul 28, 2013 10:33 AM
#38
| This post belongs to mikado34. Which deals with Chihiro. Fujisaki Chihiro’s little secret: Since the beginning Chihiro’s voice always felt like a male who wants to sound as a female.It is safe to believe that Chihiro is in fact a boy who tries to hide his true identity by cross dressing and make his personality seem more forgiven when acting like a timid and frail girl. Being surrounded by all these strong highschoolers and “survival of the fittest” setting, he must have wanted to build up confidence by working out. In this case he had to be in the boy’s locker room and that’s why he decided to go there at night time so no one would discover him. This theory also connects with the poster and carpet switching. Kirigiri was pretty interested in investigating the victim’s body. I’ll like to hear about her little discovery, heheh. |
Jul 28, 2013 11:03 AM
#39
AnimeFan500 said: This post belongs to mikado34. Which deals with Chihiro. Fujisaki Chihiro’s little secret: Since the beginning Chihiro’s voice always felt like a male who wants to sound as a female.It is safe to believe that Chihiro is in fact a boy who tries to hide his true identity by cross dressing and make his personality seem more forgiven when acting like a timid and frail girl. Being surrounded by all these strong highschoolers and “survival of the fittest” setting, he must have wanted to build up confidence by working out. In this case he had to be in the boy’s locker room and that’s why he decided to go there at night time so no one would discover him. This theory also connects with the poster and carpet switching. Kirigiri was pretty interested in investigating the victim’s body. I’ll like to hear about her little discovery, heheh. May I clue you in on something? There is a certain piece of evidence from the last case that can be used in this case. It is somewhere in your posts, AnimeFan500. |
Jul 28, 2013 11:40 AM
#40
| May I clue you in on something? There is a certain piece of evidence from the last case that can be used in this case. It is somewhere in your posts, AnimeFan500. You mean that he has tool set and not a sewing kit. I noticed it |
Jul 28, 2013 1:18 PM
#41
| Alright! I'll try this again--I've tried not to look at other theories first so I can see how much I can get alone. Here's my super duper awesome theory on who the murderer is--! The killer is Celes! Allow me to explain why. First, let us start with when the body was discovered. Exhibit A: Corpse Discovery ![]() Something of extreme interest is the poster to the right of Fujisaki's body. As you can see in this picture, the poster is clean. Exhibit B: Gathering at Corpse ![]() Looking at this image, there is now blood on the poster. Between these two images, there was a black fadeout where Ishimaru was requested by Togami to gather everyone. Togami and Naegi were the only people in the room at the time. However, it is possible that they will investigate other nearby rooms during this time. I cannot exclude the possibility that someone besides Togami and Naegi could have placed the blood on the poster (if Togami/Naegi were investigating the boy's room, for example). What reason would someone have of placing blood on a poster, however? Placing blood on the poster would indicate that the true scene of the crime was in the boy's changing room, making the criminal necessarily male. The only parties that would benefit from deliberately placing the blood on the poster is someone who is female. The females within the group are: Asahina, Sakura, Fukawa, Celes, and Kirigiri. In order to have the poster of the model moved from the male to the female dressing room, someone necessarily requires access to both dressing rooms. It is completely possible that even if entry from the front is not allowed, entry into dressing rooms from the pool side is not excluded. The only shot we have of the pool does not show what the entrance looks like, so gatling guns were not visible; there remains a possibility of access. Based on this, anyone could have had access to both rooms, so I cannot exclude any suspects thus far. How can we narrow down the lists of suspects from here? The configuration of the corpse matches with Genocider Sho's modus operandi. Togami mentions, particularly, that the public does not know about the crucifixion aspect, so only the true genocider or anyone who knew of this (top people in the police force or in society) would create a successful emulation of a Genocider Sho crime. The most suspect are those who are possibly the Genocider themselves, or would know of their methods. To help shed some light, they mention Genocider Sho has dissociative identity disorder. Asahina is a swimmer and is unlikely involved in law enforcement. She seems stable, though I don't know if she's hiding some crazy personality in there. Sakura is a fighter, and may (possibly) have come into contact with law enforcement. She seems calm, but first impressions cannot be used to rule out the possibility that she has a second personality. Fukawa seems to faint the moment she sees blood; I find it unlikely that she is capable of murdering (particularly since she'd be found unconscious at the scene of the crime with the amount of blood there). Kirigiri, I'm not sure what exactly she is. She might be a crazy killer, too; Who knows. I can't really exclude her. Celes... Exhibit C: Celes giving Yamada the finger ![]() She explicitly shows her capacity to be not as what she seems when she yells at Yamada for his inadequate tea. It's possible she may be the Genocider; she's hard to read, and when she blows up like that, she totally might be willing to kill someone. Celes, I'm watching you. Hell, she's a gothic lolita vampire wanna be, so she would love blood and also probably knows plenty about crucifixion. ...But is it possible for Celes to have committed the murder? Exhibit D: Celes' encounter with Fujisaki ![]() She sees Fujisaki with the tracksuit, so she was aware that Fujisaki was planning to do training. Unlike the other suspects, it was shown that she actually knew that Fujisaki was planning to be in the changing rooms, which would eventually become the site of the crime. Fujisaki was not murdered until 2:00AM, however, so their meeting could have occurred hours beforehand. She seems intelligent to me, and would be capable of premeditated murder. I propose the following sequence of events happened: 1) Celes encounters Fujisaki with the tracksuit. 2) Knowing that Fujisaki will enter the changing rooms, Celes entered the girl's changing room, goes out to the pool, and used the back door to enter the boy's changing room. 3) She switched the posters and carpets between the two rooms ahead of time to give the illusion that the place of crime had been switched. This explains the missing stain and the switched poster. Moving the body to the boy's changing room after killing Fujisaki (rather than doing the switch) would not be ideal as the act of murdering Fujisaki would bloody the girl's changing room carpet, and would be able to link the murder back to the girl's room given the stain on the carpet. 4) Fujisaki enters the girl's changing room, where Celes is lying in wait (drinking tea or whatever she does) 5) Celes goes full on Genocider and knocks Fujisaki over the head with the dumbbell. She decorates the wall and crucifies the corpse per Genocider conduct. She then packs up and goes home. 6) Togami and Naegi discover the corpse and have a freakout (and the screams are quite audible). 7) Ishimaru goes around telling people about the crime, and Celes (who has been listening for the screams) makes sure to be the first to show. She realizes that the poster behind the body does not have blood splatter. While Togami and Naegi are investigating the boy's room or other nearby areas, she adds the blood onto the poster. 8) All people assemble and it proceeds as we see. But--how did she add the blood to the poster? Exhibit E: Missing Finger Guard ![]() From this picture, you can see that her metal finger guard is missing after the body is discovered, but was still present when she is talking to Fujisaki (Exhibit D; as well as when she talks to Yamada, Exhibit C). It is possible that she used this to place the blood on the poster, and once it was bloodied, she hid the finger guard since she can't walk around with bloodstains on her hands. Therefore, my suspicions are on Celes. There we go--! Let me know what you guys think. =P |
NorseFTXJul 28, 2013 1:23 PM
Jul 28, 2013 3:30 PM
#42
NorseFTX said: Alright! I'll try this again--I've tried not to look at other theories first so I can see how much I can get alone. Here's my super duper awesome theory on who the murderer is--! The killer is Celes! Allow me to explain why. First, let us start with when the body was discovered. Exhibit A: Corpse Discovery ![]() Something of extreme interest is the poster to the right of Fujisaki's body. As you can see in this picture, the poster is clean. Exhibit B: Gathering at Corpse ![]() Looking at this image, there is now blood on the poster. Between these two images, there was a black fadeout where Ishimaru was requested by Togami to gather everyone. Togami and Naegi were the only people in the room at the time. However, it is possible that they will investigate other nearby rooms during this time. I cannot exclude the possibility that someone besides Togami and Naegi could have placed the blood on the poster (if Togami/Naegi were investigating the boy's room, for example). What reason would someone have of placing blood on a poster, however? Placing blood on the poster would indicate that the true scene of the crime was in the boy's changing room, making the criminal necessarily male. The only parties that would benefit from deliberately placing the blood on the poster is someone who is female. The females within the group are: Asahina, Sakura, Fukawa, Celes, and Kirigiri. In order to have the poster of the model moved from the male to the female dressing room, someone necessarily requires access to both dressing rooms. It is completely possible that even if entry from the front is not allowed, entry into dressing rooms from the pool side is not excluded. The only shot we have of the pool does not show what the entrance looks like, so gatling guns were not visible; there remains a possibility of access. Based on this, anyone could have had access to both rooms, so I cannot exclude any suspects thus far. How can we narrow down the lists of suspects from here? The configuration of the corpse matches with Genocider Sho's modus operandi. Togami mentions, particularly, that the public does not know about the crucifixion aspect, so only the true genocider or anyone who knew of this (top people in the police force or in society) would create a successful emulation of a Genocider Sho crime. The most suspect are those who are possibly the Genocider themselves, or would know of their methods. To help shed some light, they mention Genocider Sho has dissociative identity disorder. Asahina is a swimmer and is unlikely involved in law enforcement. She seems stable, though I don't know if she's hiding some crazy personality in there. Sakura is a fighter, and may (possibly) have come into contact with law enforcement. She seems calm, but first impressions cannot be used to rule out the possibility that she has a second personality. Fukawa seems to faint the moment she sees blood; I find it unlikely that she is capable of murdering (particularly since she'd be found unconscious at the scene of the crime with the amount of blood there). Kirigiri, I'm not sure what exactly she is. She might be a crazy killer, too; Who knows. I can't really exclude her. Celes... Exhibit C: Celes giving Yamada the finger ![]() She explicitly shows her capacity to be not as what she seems when she yells at Yamada for his inadequate tea. It's possible she may be the Genocider; she's hard to read, and when she blows up like that, she totally might be willing to kill someone. Celes, I'm watching you. Hell, she's a gothic lolita vampire wanna be, so she would love blood and also probably knows plenty about crucifixion. ...But is it possible for Celes to have committed the murder? Exhibit D: Celes' encounter with Fujisaki ![]() She sees Fujisaki with the tracksuit, so she was aware that Fujisaki was planning to do training. Unlike the other suspects, it was shown that she actually knew that Fujisaki was planning to be in the changing rooms, which would eventually become the site of the crime. Fujisaki was not murdered until 2:00AM, however, so their meeting could have occurred hours beforehand. She seems intelligent to me, and would be capable of premeditated murder. I propose the following sequence of events happened: 1) Celes encounters Fujisaki with the tracksuit. 2) Knowing that Fujisaki will enter the changing rooms, Celes entered the girl's changing room, goes out to the pool, and used the back door to enter the boy's changing room. 3) She switched the posters and carpets between the two rooms ahead of time to give the illusion that the place of crime had been switched. This explains the missing stain and the switched poster. Moving the body to the boy's changing room after killing Fujisaki (rather than doing the switch) would not be ideal as the act of murdering Fujisaki would bloody the girl's changing room carpet, and would be able to link the murder back to the girl's room given the stain on the carpet. 4) Fujisaki enters the girl's changing room, where Celes is lying in wait (drinking tea or whatever she does) 5) Celes goes full on Genocider and knocks Fujisaki over the head with the dumbbell. She decorates the wall and crucifies the corpse per Genocider conduct. She then packs up and goes home. 6) Togami and Naegi discover the corpse and have a freakout (and the screams are quite audible). 7) Ishimaru goes around telling people about the crime, and Celes (who has been listening for the screams) makes sure to be the first to show. She realizes that the poster behind the body does not have blood splatter. While Togami and Naegi are investigating the boy's room or other nearby areas, she adds the blood onto the poster. 8) All people assemble and it proceeds as we see. But--how did she add the blood to the poster? Exhibit E: Missing Finger Guard ![]() From this picture, you can see that her metal finger guard is missing after the body is discovered, but was still present when she is talking to Fujisaki (Exhibit D; as well as when she talks to Yamada, Exhibit C). It is possible that she used this to place the blood on the poster, and once it was bloodied, she hid the finger guard since she can't walk around with bloodstains on her hands. Therefore, my suspicions are on Celes. There we go--! Let me know what you guys think. =P Whoa!!! Didn't know their was a back entrance between boys and girls room in the pool room. Damn I didn't noticed the poster before it got blood on it. I was too focused on Chihiro's death scene 0__0. But saw the blood afterwards. Gonna go back to see this. I am 100% sure the murderer is female because wouldn't it be odd for a male to kill only males Genocide style. Oh this would explain how she wrote on the wall ( Finger Guard) Concerning the blood on the floor: I think she placed Chihiro on the floor. Celes then went to get the wires and put her in that position. Blood on poster: Could she have used the blood on the floor to wipe it on or use the blood from Chihiro's body. If she did it from her body won't it leave a mark? I wonder if Kirigiri noticed this mark. |
Jul 28, 2013 4:10 PM
#43
AnimeFan500 said: NorseFTX said: Alright! I'll try this again--I've tried not to look at other theories first so I can see how much I can get alone. Here's my super duper awesome theory on who the murderer is--! The killer is Celes! Allow me to explain why. First, let us start with when the body was discovered. Exhibit A: Corpse Discovery ![]() Something of extreme interest is the poster to the right of Fujisaki's body. As you can see in this picture, the poster is clean. Exhibit B: Gathering at Corpse ![]() Looking at this image, there is now blood on the poster. Between these two images, there was a black fadeout where Ishimaru was requested by Togami to gather everyone. Togami and Naegi were the only people in the room at the time. However, it is possible that they will investigate other nearby rooms during this time. I cannot exclude the possibility that someone besides Togami and Naegi could have placed the blood on the poster (if Togami/Naegi were investigating the boy's room, for example). What reason would someone have of placing blood on a poster, however? Placing blood on the poster would indicate that the true scene of the crime was in the boy's changing room, making the criminal necessarily male. The only parties that would benefit from deliberately placing the blood on the poster is someone who is female. The females within the group are: Asahina, Sakura, Fukawa, Celes, and Kirigiri. In order to have the poster of the model moved from the male to the female dressing room, someone necessarily requires access to both dressing rooms. It is completely possible that even if entry from the front is not allowed, entry into dressing rooms from the pool side is not excluded. The only shot we have of the pool does not show what the entrance looks like, so gatling guns were not visible; there remains a possibility of access. Based on this, anyone could have had access to both rooms, so I cannot exclude any suspects thus far. How can we narrow down the lists of suspects from here? The configuration of the corpse matches with Genocider Sho's modus operandi. Togami mentions, particularly, that the public does not know about the crucifixion aspect, so only the true genocider or anyone who knew of this (top people in the police force or in society) would create a successful emulation of a Genocider Sho crime. The most suspect are those who are possibly the Genocider themselves, or would know of their methods. To help shed some light, they mention Genocider Sho has dissociative identity disorder. Asahina is a swimmer and is unlikely involved in law enforcement. She seems stable, though I don't know if she's hiding some crazy personality in there. Sakura is a fighter, and may (possibly) have come into contact with law enforcement. She seems calm, but first impressions cannot be used to rule out the possibility that she has a second personality. Fukawa seems to faint the moment she sees blood; I find it unlikely that she is capable of murdering (particularly since she'd be found unconscious at the scene of the crime with the amount of blood there). Kirigiri, I'm not sure what exactly she is. She might be a crazy killer, too; Who knows. I can't really exclude her. Celes... Exhibit C: Celes giving Yamada the finger ![]() She explicitly shows her capacity to be not as what she seems when she yells at Yamada for his inadequate tea. It's possible she may be the Genocider; she's hard to read, and when she blows up like that, she totally might be willing to kill someone. Celes, I'm watching you. Hell, she's a gothic lolita vampire wanna be, so she would love blood and also probably knows plenty about crucifixion. ...But is it possible for Celes to have committed the murder? Exhibit D: Celes' encounter with Fujisaki ![]() She sees Fujisaki with the tracksuit, so she was aware that Fujisaki was planning to do training. Unlike the other suspects, it was shown that she actually knew that Fujisaki was planning to be in the changing rooms, which would eventually become the site of the crime. Fujisaki was not murdered until 2:00AM, however, so their meeting could have occurred hours beforehand. She seems intelligent to me, and would be capable of premeditated murder. I propose the following sequence of events happened: 1) Celes encounters Fujisaki with the tracksuit. 2) Knowing that Fujisaki will enter the changing rooms, Celes entered the girl's changing room, goes out to the pool, and used the back door to enter the boy's changing room. 3) She switched the posters and carpets between the two rooms ahead of time to give the illusion that the place of crime had been switched. This explains the missing stain and the switched poster. Moving the body to the boy's changing room after killing Fujisaki (rather than doing the switch) would not be ideal as the act of murdering Fujisaki would bloody the girl's changing room carpet, and would be able to link the murder back to the girl's room given the stain on the carpet. 4) Fujisaki enters the girl's changing room, where Celes is lying in wait (drinking tea or whatever she does) 5) Celes goes full on Genocider and knocks Fujisaki over the head with the dumbbell. She decorates the wall and crucifies the corpse per Genocider conduct. She then packs up and goes home. 6) Togami and Naegi discover the corpse and have a freakout (and the screams are quite audible). 7) Ishimaru goes around telling people about the crime, and Celes (who has been listening for the screams) makes sure to be the first to show. She realizes that the poster behind the body does not have blood splatter. While Togami and Naegi are investigating the boy's room or other nearby areas, she adds the blood onto the poster. 8) All people assemble and it proceeds as we see. But--how did she add the blood to the poster? Exhibit E: Missing Finger Guard ![]() From this picture, you can see that her metal finger guard is missing after the body is discovered, but was still present when she is talking to Fujisaki (Exhibit D; as well as when she talks to Yamada, Exhibit C). It is possible that she used this to place the blood on the poster, and once it was bloodied, she hid the finger guard since she can't walk around with bloodstains on her hands. Therefore, my suspicions are on Celes. There we go--! Let me know what you guys think. =P Whoa!!! Didn't know their was a back entrance between boys and girls room in the pool room. Damn I didn't noticed the poster before it got blood on it. I was too focused on Chihiro's death scene 0__0. But saw the blood afterwards. Gonna go back to see this. I am 100% sure the murderer is female because wouldn't it be odd for a male to kill only males Genocide style. Oh this would explain how she wrote on the wall ( Finger Guard) Concerning the blood on the floor: I think she placed Chihiro on the floor. Celes then went to get the wires and put her in that position. Blood on poster: Could she have used the blood on the floor to wipe it on or use the blood from Chihiro's body. If she did it from her body won't it leave a mark? I wonder if Kirigiri noticed this mark. I noticed the issue with the poster as well, though I just assumed it was due to production errors : / The theory of Celes smearing the blood on the poster does not work for one simple reason - there is no blood available for smearing. The time of death is 2:00am while the time of discovery is some time slightly after 7:00am. This creates a time gap of at least 5 hours during which the blood is allowed to dry. The blood from the floor is unusable since it would've been absorbed by the carpet. The only option is Celes re-opening the wound to get fresh blood, but that would be way too conspicuous, since anyone would easily notice the presence of fresh, wet blood on top of dry, darkened blood. Furthermore, Celes couldn't have written the blood using her finger ring since the pointed tip would not have allowed her to write with such wide strokes. |
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Jul 28, 2013 4:25 PM
#44
Axiaz said: AnimeFan500 said: NorseFTX said: Alright! I'll try this again--I've tried not to look at other theories first so I can see how much I can get alone. Here's my super duper awesome theory on who the murderer is--! The killer is Celes! Allow me to explain why. First, let us start with when the body was discovered. Exhibit A: Corpse Discovery ![]() Something of extreme interest is the poster to the right of Fujisaki's body. As you can see in this picture, the poster is clean. Exhibit B: Gathering at Corpse ![]() Looking at this image, there is now blood on the poster. Between these two images, there was a black fadeout where Ishimaru was requested by Togami to gather everyone. Togami and Naegi were the only people in the room at the time. However, it is possible that they will investigate other nearby rooms during this time. I cannot exclude the possibility that someone besides Togami and Naegi could have placed the blood on the poster (if Togami/Naegi were investigating the boy's room, for example). What reason would someone have of placing blood on a poster, however? Placing blood on the poster would indicate that the true scene of the crime was in the boy's changing room, making the criminal necessarily male. The only parties that would benefit from deliberately placing the blood on the poster is someone who is female. The females within the group are: Asahina, Sakura, Fukawa, Celes, and Kirigiri. In order to have the poster of the model moved from the male to the female dressing room, someone necessarily requires access to both dressing rooms. It is completely possible that even if entry from the front is not allowed, entry into dressing rooms from the pool side is not excluded. The only shot we have of the pool does not show what the entrance looks like, so gatling guns were not visible; there remains a possibility of access. Based on this, anyone could have had access to both rooms, so I cannot exclude any suspects thus far. How can we narrow down the lists of suspects from here? The configuration of the corpse matches with Genocider Sho's modus operandi. Togami mentions, particularly, that the public does not know about the crucifixion aspect, so only the true genocider or anyone who knew of this (top people in the police force or in society) would create a successful emulation of a Genocider Sho crime. The most suspect are those who are possibly the Genocider themselves, or would know of their methods. To help shed some light, they mention Genocider Sho has dissociative identity disorder. Asahina is a swimmer and is unlikely involved in law enforcement. She seems stable, though I don't know if she's hiding some crazy personality in there. Sakura is a fighter, and may (possibly) have come into contact with law enforcement. She seems calm, but first impressions cannot be used to rule out the possibility that she has a second personality. Fukawa seems to faint the moment she sees blood; I find it unlikely that she is capable of murdering (particularly since she'd be found unconscious at the scene of the crime with the amount of blood there). Kirigiri, I'm not sure what exactly she is. She might be a crazy killer, too; Who knows. I can't really exclude her. Celes... Exhibit C: Celes giving Yamada the finger ![]() She explicitly shows her capacity to be not as what she seems when she yells at Yamada for his inadequate tea. It's possible she may be the Genocider; she's hard to read, and when she blows up like that, she totally might be willing to kill someone. Celes, I'm watching you. Hell, she's a gothic lolita vampire wanna be, so she would love blood and also probably knows plenty about crucifixion. ...But is it possible for Celes to have committed the murder? Exhibit D: Celes' encounter with Fujisaki ![]() She sees Fujisaki with the tracksuit, so she was aware that Fujisaki was planning to do training. Unlike the other suspects, it was shown that she actually knew that Fujisaki was planning to be in the changing rooms, which would eventually become the site of the crime. Fujisaki was not murdered until 2:00AM, however, so their meeting could have occurred hours beforehand. She seems intelligent to me, and would be capable of premeditated murder. I propose the following sequence of events happened: 1) Celes encounters Fujisaki with the tracksuit. 2) Knowing that Fujisaki will enter the changing rooms, Celes entered the girl's changing room, goes out to the pool, and used the back door to enter the boy's changing room. 3) She switched the posters and carpets between the two rooms ahead of time to give the illusion that the place of crime had been switched. This explains the missing stain and the switched poster. Moving the body to the boy's changing room after killing Fujisaki (rather than doing the switch) would not be ideal as the act of murdering Fujisaki would bloody the girl's changing room carpet, and would be able to link the murder back to the girl's room given the stain on the carpet. 4) Fujisaki enters the girl's changing room, where Celes is lying in wait (drinking tea or whatever she does) 5) Celes goes full on Genocider and knocks Fujisaki over the head with the dumbbell. She decorates the wall and crucifies the corpse per Genocider conduct. She then packs up and goes home. 6) Togami and Naegi discover the corpse and have a freakout (and the screams are quite audible). 7) Ishimaru goes around telling people about the crime, and Celes (who has been listening for the screams) makes sure to be the first to show. She realizes that the poster behind the body does not have blood splatter. While Togami and Naegi are investigating the boy's room or other nearby areas, she adds the blood onto the poster. 8) All people assemble and it proceeds as we see. But--how did she add the blood to the poster? Exhibit E: Missing Finger Guard ![]() From this picture, you can see that her metal finger guard is missing after the body is discovered, but was still present when she is talking to Fujisaki (Exhibit D; as well as when she talks to Yamada, Exhibit C). It is possible that she used this to place the blood on the poster, and once it was bloodied, she hid the finger guard since she can't walk around with bloodstains on her hands. Therefore, my suspicions are on Celes. There we go--! Let me know what you guys think. =P Whoa!!! Didn't know their was a back entrance between boys and girls room in the pool room. Damn I didn't noticed the poster before it got blood on it. I was too focused on Chihiro's death scene 0__0. But saw the blood afterwards. Gonna go back to see this. I am 100% sure the murderer is female because wouldn't it be odd for a male to kill only males Genocide style. Oh this would explain how she wrote on the wall ( Finger Guard) Concerning the blood on the floor: I think she placed Chihiro on the floor. Celes then went to get the wires and put her in that position. Blood on poster: Could she have used the blood on the floor to wipe it on or use the blood from Chihiro's body. If she did it from her body won't it leave a mark? I wonder if Kirigiri noticed this mark. I noticed the issue with the poster as well, though I just assumed it was due to production errors : / The theory of Celes smearing the blood on the poster does not work for one simple reason - there is no blood available for smearing. The time of death is 2:00am while the time of discovery is some time slightly after 7:00am. This creates a time gap of at least 5 hours during which the blood is allowed to dry. The blood from the floor is unusable since it would've been absorbed by the carpet. The only option is Celes re-opening the wound to get fresh blood, but that would be way too conspicuous, since anyone would easily notice the presence of fresh, wet blood on top of dry, darkened blood. Furthermore, Celes couldn't have written the blood using her finger ring since the pointed tip would not have allowed her to write with such wide strokes. Mm, those are good points. Re-opening the wound would indeed be conspicuous, and would be easily noticeable. Fresh blood is easy to spot on dry blood--...but only if the wound were visible. What if the wound were hidden? It is possible that a small wound was made under the shirt or skirt, such that there was enough blood to place on the poster, but not excessive blood such that it'd bleed everywhere. Kirigiri did a double take when inspecting the body; though we do not completely know for what reason, we cannot rule out the possibility that it was because she found an additional injury. Celes's finger is rather sharp; it should not be difficult to use it to lacerate the skin and draw blood. To address the possibility of using the finger as a writing tool, you can just turn it on its side and the breadth of its stroke is much wider. =P |
Jul 28, 2013 6:14 PM
#45
| After reading all of the theories, I can't help but think that some of the theory-crafters here actually know what happened(by spoiling or playing the game) and just played "new" for the sake of this thread. xDD |
Jul 28, 2013 6:49 PM
#46
| Alright, here's my thoughts so far... Suspects: Fukawa Aoi Celes Why not Togami? I'm gonna say it's obvious it is not Togami. There's a lot of things pointing to him, but I can safely rule him out. The murder took place in the mens locker room. We know this because of the switched carpet and posters. We also saw that Kuwata's handbook didn't turn on. Which means it was disabled or broken in some way (hinting that it was used). Which means a female must have taken it and used it to gain access to the scene. Though, he does walk straight to the women's locker room and isn't surprised when he sees the corpse. So he probably has something to do with it. But I don't think he's the killer. He wouldn't keep pointing out things to Naegi that would get him caught. He's also seems like the type of person who would wait to kill towards the end of the "game". Chihiro's Secret Chihiro is a guy. That's probably the secret written on his note. We seem him in his room using his computer with his toolbox next to him (given to guys only). He could've traded for it, but it's unlikely. Who knows Chihiro's Secret I think Aoi knows about Chihiro's secret as she specifically invites him (rather than assuming he'll come) when going to the pool. The other girls were just assumed to come. Also, when monobear pops up, he mentions the gender lock. Aoi asks about people sneaking in while the door is open (obviously they can't). She then proceeds to not go into the locker room saying that he wrecked the mood (probably just to hide the fact that Chihiro is a guy.) I'm guessing Celes has also figured it out. But not until the night of the murder. As she sees Chihiro heading toward the locker rooms, as well as her gym clothes. She could easily have seen Chihiro go into the mens room. She also asks about lending handbooks, but I think that may be for future reference rather than asking specifically about Chihiro. I don't think Fukawa knows though. And if she does there was nothing (AFAIK) hinting at it. This is important because the murderer knows Chihiro's secret. Hiding his handbook, as well as switching the rooms shows that they want to hide this fact. This is interesting as the scene was setup as a Genocider murder, while Genocider only murders males. Why is Kuwata's handbook broken/disabled? As I mentioned earlier, it was used and then disabled/broken to show that it couldn't have been used (even though it hints towards the contrary). I'm guessing it'll be used to pin the blame on someone else. Also note that the two female handbooks are fully functional, and thus they can be used to explain a guy's presence in the female's room. About Aoi Aoi has a "shocking" secret. IMO, she probably has the largest and most noticeable reaction of the bunch. She then proceeds to try and brush it off and constantly ask people "why would someone kill over a silly little secret?" the ENTIRE EPISODE. Seriously. Immediately after when they are looking at them she asks. Then the next morning she asks again when she finds out someone was killed. Honestly, it seems that is all she was caring about for the rest of the episode. To me it looks like she really wants to look like she doesn't care about her secret, even though we can see she was shocked. About Celes I found this scene to be interesting. She receives her tea and then makes a huge outburst about it. That it wasn't exactly how she wanted it. She obviously likes things done in a certain way. She is similar to a certain serial killer that may or may not be in the school. She also was wandering around at night when she saw Chihiro. She could have easily had the chance to kill. Something that I'd like to note is that she said it looked like Chihiro was going to meet someone. About Fukawa Fukawa is the obvious suspect due to her relationship with Togami as well as her unstable mind. However, she had no way of knowing Chihiro is a guy and thus no way to be ready in the guy's room. However, she did see the extension cord that Togami was using, as well as behaving strangely after the fact. She said something about breaking their promise, as well as not letting Genocider continue. She's also one of the only people to actually know about Genocider's crucifixions. Why switch rooms? This is the big question that has been bothering me. Only guys would want to switch the rooms around. So if all the suspects are female, what is the point in switching the rooms? One reason could be to hide Chihiro's secret. This would be the same reason they hid his handbook, but out of what we see, the only person who would want to hide something like that would be Aoi. Another big question is why go through the trouble of setting up the scene to look like a Genocider murder, while hiding the fact that Chihiro is a male? I'll have to ponder this one for a bit longer. What about Genocider Shou? When I first watched the episode, I thought perhaps Togami was Genocider. He seemed to know a lot about him and even has a copy of the case files (apparently only people related to the case can get those). However, as I mentioned, it seems unlikely that he would strike this early. And he doesn't particularly seem like the mentally insane type of person. He's also trying to catch Genocider. So it's unlikely that it is him. Aoi might know about Genocider though (or may be him) as she was the person to find them looking at the Genocider files. Perhaps she took a peek earlier? It's unlikely though. As with Togami, she doesn't seem like the type of person. I mentioned Celes might be Genocider, and I certainly haven't ruled it out yet. But I really doubt Celes has anything to do with the murder. The only thing we know is that she was a witness and is prone to outbursts. That's not enough to say anything. Fukawa is the most likely to be Genocider. Her comments about trying to stop him, as well as being a bit on the loony side makes it likely. Putting it all together I propose that the events of the night are as follows: 1. Aoi invites Chihiro to go swim/jog/work out/etc. (Happens either before the night or early on). 2. Aoi, knowing Chihiro is a guy, uses Kuwata's handbook to enter the guy's locker room and waits for Chihiro. 3. Chihiro goes to the guy's locker room, passing Celes. 4. At this time, Fukawa notices Chihiro walking there and follows along. 5. Fukawa sees Chihiro enter the locker room. 6. Aoi kills Chihiro and leaves, putting Kuwata's handbook back. 7. Fukawa sees this and uses Kuwata's handbook to go see what happened. 8. Shocked, Fukawa switches the rooms (body, carpet, poster) in order to pin the murder on Aoi. 9. To ensure this happens and to stop future Genocider murders, she disables/breaks Kuwata's handbook. 10. Fukawa then leaves and takes Chihiro's handbook with her (to prevent people knowing that it happened in the guy's locker room). 11. Aoi comes back with the extension cable and then proceeds to put the finishing touches on her kill (she couldn't go into the guy's room, so she checked the girl's room). 12. Aoi leaves. I don't think this is entirely correct, but it should be along the same lines. Fukawa had no way of knowing that Chihiro was a guy, so she probably stumbled upon it. Aoi also was one of the only people to know Chihiro's secret. Fukawa needed to show that it happened in the female's locker room, otherwise the blame could be misplaced. |
Jul 28, 2013 7:33 PM
#47
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Jul 28, 2013 8:54 PM
#48
NorseFTX said: Another outstanding theory from you again :D But I have one question:Alright! I'll try this again--I've tried not to look at other theories first so I can see how much I can get alone. Here's my super duper awesome theory on who the murderer is--! The killer is Celes! Allow me to explain why. First, let us start with when the body was discovered. Exhibit A: Corpse Discovery ![]() Something of extreme interest is the poster to the right of Fujisaki's body. As you can see in this picture, the poster is clean. Exhibit B: Gathering at Corpse ![]() Looking at this image, there is now blood on the poster. Between these two images, there was a black fadeout where Ishimaru was requested by Togami to gather everyone. Togami and Naegi were the only people in the room at the time. However, it is possible that they will investigate other nearby rooms during this time. I cannot exclude the possibility that someone besides Togami and Naegi could have placed the blood on the poster (if Togami/Naegi were investigating the boy's room, for example). What reason would someone have of placing blood on a poster, however? Placing blood on the poster would indicate that the true scene of the crime was in the boy's changing room, making the criminal necessarily male. The only parties that would benefit from deliberately placing the blood on the poster is someone who is female. The females within the group are: Asahina, Sakura, Fukawa, Celes, and Kirigiri. In order to have the poster of the model moved from the male to the female dressing room, someone necessarily requires access to both dressing rooms. It is completely possible that even if entry from the front is not allowed, entry into dressing rooms from the pool side is not excluded. The only shot we have of the pool does not show what the entrance looks like, so gatling guns were not visible; there remains a possibility of access. Based on this, anyone could have had access to both rooms, so I cannot exclude any suspects thus far. How can we narrow down the lists of suspects from here? The configuration of the corpse matches with Genocider Sho's modus operandi. Togami mentions, particularly, that the public does not know about the crucifixion aspect, so only the true genocider or anyone who knew of this (top people in the police force or in society) would create a successful emulation of a Genocider Sho crime. The most suspect are those who are possibly the Genocider themselves, or would know of their methods. To help shed some light, they mention Genocider Sho has dissociative identity disorder. Asahina is a swimmer and is unlikely involved in law enforcement. She seems stable, though I don't know if she's hiding some crazy personality in there. Sakura is a fighter, and may (possibly) have come into contact with law enforcement. She seems calm, but first impressions cannot be used to rule out the possibility that she has a second personality. Fukawa seems to faint the moment she sees blood; I find it unlikely that she is capable of murdering (particularly since she'd be found unconscious at the scene of the crime with the amount of blood there). Kirigiri, I'm not sure what exactly she is. She might be a crazy killer, too; Who knows. I can't really exclude her. Celes... Exhibit C: Celes giving Yamada the finger ![]() She explicitly shows her capacity to be not as what she seems when she yells at Yamada for his inadequate tea. It's possible she may be the Genocider; she's hard to read, and when she blows up like that, she totally might be willing to kill someone. Celes, I'm watching you. Hell, she's a gothic lolita vampire wanna be, so she would love blood and also probably knows plenty about crucifixion. ...But is it possible for Celes to have committed the murder? Exhibit D: Celes' encounter with Fujisaki ![]() She sees Fujisaki with the tracksuit, so she was aware that Fujisaki was planning to do training. Unlike the other suspects, it was shown that she actually knew that Fujisaki was planning to be in the changing rooms, which would eventually become the site of the crime. Fujisaki was not murdered until 2:00AM, however, so their meeting could have occurred hours beforehand. She seems intelligent to me, and would be capable of premeditated murder. I propose the following sequence of events happened: 1) Celes encounters Fujisaki with the tracksuit. 2) Knowing that Fujisaki will enter the changing rooms, Celes entered the girl's changing room, goes out to the pool, and used the back door to enter the boy's changing room. 3) She switched the posters and carpets between the two rooms ahead of time to give the illusion that the place of crime had been switched. This explains the missing stain and the switched poster. Moving the body to the boy's changing room after killing Fujisaki (rather than doing the switch) would not be ideal as the act of murdering Fujisaki would bloody the girl's changing room carpet, and would be able to link the murder back to the girl's room given the stain on the carpet. 4) Fujisaki enters the girl's changing room, where Celes is lying in wait (drinking tea or whatever she does) 5) Celes goes full on Genocider and knocks Fujisaki over the head with the dumbbell. She decorates the wall and crucifies the corpse per Genocider conduct. She then packs up and goes home. 6) Togami and Naegi discover the corpse and have a freakout (and the screams are quite audible). 7) Ishimaru goes around telling people about the crime, and Celes (who has been listening for the screams) makes sure to be the first to show. She realizes that the poster behind the body does not have blood splatter. While Togami and Naegi are investigating the boy's room or other nearby areas, she adds the blood onto the poster. 8) All people assemble and it proceeds as we see. But--how did she add the blood to the poster? Exhibit E: Missing Finger Guard ![]() From this picture, you can see that her metal finger guard is missing after the body is discovered, but was still present when she is talking to Fujisaki (Exhibit D; as well as when she talks to Yamada, Exhibit C). It is possible that she used this to place the blood on the poster, and once it was bloodied, she hid the finger guard since she can't walk around with bloodstains on her hands. Therefore, my suspicions are on Celes. There we go--! Let me know what you guys think. =P If Celes is the killer, why would she testify about seeing her before her death? That would totally bring attention to herself with that move. Kafke said: There are a lot of discrepancies with this order of events that I don't even know where to start. xDDPutting it all together I propose that the events of the night are as follows: 1. Aoi invites Chihiro to go swim/jog/work out/etc. (Happens either before the night or early on). 2. Aoi, knowing Chihiro is a guy, uses Kuwata's handbook to enter the guy's locker room and waits for Chihiro. 3. Chihiro goes to the guy's locker room, passing Celes. 4. At this time, Fukawa notices Chihiro walking there and follows along. 5. Fukawa sees Chihiro enter the locker room. 6. Aoi kills Chihiro and leaves, putting Kuwata's handbook back. 7. Fukawa sees this and uses Kuwata's handbook to go see what happened. 8. Shocked, Fukawa switches the rooms (body, carpet, poster) in order to pin the murder on Aoi. 9. To ensure this happens and to stop future Genocider murders, she disables/breaks Kuwata's handbook. 10. Fukawa then leaves and takes Chihiro's handbook with her (to prevent people knowing that it happened in the guy's locker room). 11. Aoi comes back with the extension cable and then proceeds to put the finishing touches on her kill (she couldn't go into the guy's room, so she checked the girl's room). 12. Aoi leaves. I don't think this is entirely correct, but it should be along the same lines. Fukawa had no way of knowing that Chihiro was a guy, so she probably stumbled upon it. Aoi also was one of the only people to know Chihiro's secret. Fukawa needed to show that it happened in the female's locker room, otherwise the blame could be misplaced. First of all, what would switching the rooms, body, etc. accomplish on pointing out the murderer? It looks more like she is trying to help her instead. Second, Fukawa doesn't only become shocked upon seeing a bloody corpse but she faints on seeing blood. I don't think she can even handle her objective. Third, Crucifixion is not known to public. Aoi could definitely not do this unless she is Genocider Shou herself. |
DenjaXJul 28, 2013 9:16 PM
Jul 28, 2013 9:22 PM
#49
DenjaX said: NorseFTX said: Another outstanding theory from you again :D But I have one question:Alright! I'll try this again--I've tried not to look at other theories first so I can see how much I can get alone. Here's my super duper awesome theory on who the murderer is--! The killer is Celes! Allow me to explain why. First, let us start with when the body was discovered. Exhibit A: Corpse Discovery ![]() Something of extreme interest is the poster to the right of Fujisaki's body. As you can see in this picture, the poster is clean. Exhibit B: Gathering at Corpse ![]() Looking at this image, there is now blood on the poster. Between these two images, there was a black fadeout where Ishimaru was requested by Togami to gather everyone. Togami and Naegi were the only people in the room at the time. However, it is possible that they will investigate other nearby rooms during this time. I cannot exclude the possibility that someone besides Togami and Naegi could have placed the blood on the poster (if Togami/Naegi were investigating the boy's room, for example). What reason would someone have of placing blood on a poster, however? Placing blood on the poster would indicate that the true scene of the crime was in the boy's changing room, making the criminal necessarily male. The only parties that would benefit from deliberately placing the blood on the poster is someone who is female. The females within the group are: Asahina, Sakura, Fukawa, Celes, and Kirigiri. In order to have the poster of the model moved from the male to the female dressing room, someone necessarily requires access to both dressing rooms. It is completely possible that even if entry from the front is not allowed, entry into dressing rooms from the pool side is not excluded. The only shot we have of the pool does not show what the entrance looks like, so gatling guns were not visible; there remains a possibility of access. Based on this, anyone could have had access to both rooms, so I cannot exclude any suspects thus far. How can we narrow down the lists of suspects from here? The configuration of the corpse matches with Genocider Sho's modus operandi. Togami mentions, particularly, that the public does not know about the crucifixion aspect, so only the true genocider or anyone who knew of this (top people in the police force or in society) would create a successful emulation of a Genocider Sho crime. The most suspect are those who are possibly the Genocider themselves, or would know of their methods. To help shed some light, they mention Genocider Sho has dissociative identity disorder. Asahina is a swimmer and is unlikely involved in law enforcement. She seems stable, though I don't know if she's hiding some crazy personality in there. Sakura is a fighter, and may (possibly) have come into contact with law enforcement. She seems calm, but first impressions cannot be used to rule out the possibility that she has a second personality. Fukawa seems to faint the moment she sees blood; I find it unlikely that she is capable of murdering (particularly since she'd be found unconscious at the scene of the crime with the amount of blood there). Kirigiri, I'm not sure what exactly she is. She might be a crazy killer, too; Who knows. I can't really exclude her. Celes... Exhibit C: Celes giving Yamada the finger ![]() She explicitly shows her capacity to be not as what she seems when she yells at Yamada for his inadequate tea. It's possible she may be the Genocider; she's hard to read, and when she blows up like that, she totally might be willing to kill someone. Celes, I'm watching you. Hell, she's a gothic lolita vampire wanna be, so she would love blood and also probably knows plenty about crucifixion. ...But is it possible for Celes to have committed the murder? Exhibit D: Celes' encounter with Fujisaki ![]() She sees Fujisaki with the tracksuit, so she was aware that Fujisaki was planning to do training. Unlike the other suspects, it was shown that she actually knew that Fujisaki was planning to be in the changing rooms, which would eventually become the site of the crime. Fujisaki was not murdered until 2:00AM, however, so their meeting could have occurred hours beforehand. She seems intelligent to me, and would be capable of premeditated murder. I propose the following sequence of events happened: 1) Celes encounters Fujisaki with the tracksuit. 2) Knowing that Fujisaki will enter the changing rooms, Celes entered the girl's changing room, goes out to the pool, and used the back door to enter the boy's changing room. 3) She switched the posters and carpets between the two rooms ahead of time to give the illusion that the place of crime had been switched. This explains the missing stain and the switched poster. Moving the body to the boy's changing room after killing Fujisaki (rather than doing the switch) would not be ideal as the act of murdering Fujisaki would bloody the girl's changing room carpet, and would be able to link the murder back to the girl's room given the stain on the carpet. 4) Fujisaki enters the girl's changing room, where Celes is lying in wait (drinking tea or whatever she does) 5) Celes goes full on Genocider and knocks Fujisaki over the head with the dumbbell. She decorates the wall and crucifies the corpse per Genocider conduct. She then packs up and goes home. 6) Togami and Naegi discover the corpse and have a freakout (and the screams are quite audible). 7) Ishimaru goes around telling people about the crime, and Celes (who has been listening for the screams) makes sure to be the first to show. She realizes that the poster behind the body does not have blood splatter. While Togami and Naegi are investigating the boy's room or other nearby areas, she adds the blood onto the poster. 8) All people assemble and it proceeds as we see. But--how did she add the blood to the poster? Exhibit E: Missing Finger Guard ![]() From this picture, you can see that her metal finger guard is missing after the body is discovered, but was still present when she is talking to Fujisaki (Exhibit D; as well as when she talks to Yamada, Exhibit C). It is possible that she used this to place the blood on the poster, and once it was bloodied, she hid the finger guard since she can't walk around with bloodstains on her hands. Therefore, my suspicions are on Celes. There we go--! Let me know what you guys think. =P If Celes is the killer, why would she testify about seeing her before her death? That would totally bring attention to herself with that move. The testimony has to be fake if she was the real killer. This leads to another question, why would she need to lie? |
Jul 28, 2013 9:41 PM
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MrOCD said: The testimony has to be fake if she was the real killer. This leads to another question, why would she need to lie? Maybe it has something to do with the "meeting someone." Norse's theory has Celes waiting for Chihiro in the changing rooms so she's probably trying to raise suspicion on the regulars of that place. eg. Sakura or her bringing up the tracksuit info made them narrow their investigation on the changing rooms exclusively and not checking out the pool. She's probably hiding something in the pool. Which makes me raise a question for Norse: What do you think about the relevance of the Genocider Shou's case? I just realized you never mentioned anything about it. xDD |
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