I’m still so young ;-;

Recently, Grade 6 went on an exposure trip to IMG: Worlds of Adventure and I brought my stuffed bear Monokuma, and when Kirsten and I made groups, it became our mascot.

Our group planned to go to many rides, but we didn’t because Mikyle lost his glasses. When Kirsten and I arrived at the building we were instructed to make groups of 4 or 5.

We recruited 3 more members for the group and we picked Mikyle, Jacob, and John. Kirsten was also there too with us.

We first went to the Cartoon Network part of the place and went to the Land of Ooo ride then went to The Amazing World of Gumball ride.

We sadly can’t remember the third ride but, I remember that we spent most of our time there looking for Mikyle’s glasses.

I won the spelling bee today! I was extremely nervous and anxious during the whole competition.

My friend Karl also participated too, for some reason he always got harder words compared to the rest. Some people misspelled the most obvious words for some reason.

So you know the bear that I posted earlier?

That’s from a game called Dang mah grandpa Danganronpa, and it’s about a satirical, hilarious, evil and psychopathic bear that forces 16/15 students trapped in a facility of some sorts to participate in a “killing game” where it’s just a string of courtroom dramas. You have to kill someone without anyone finding out that you’re the culprit, but when you get found out you die. Danganronpa is in the visual novel genre of games, it was made in Japan and was directed by Kazutaka Kodaka, who may be releasing a new one this 2020.

At the end of each chapter, there’s a class trial segment which has segments in it. The class trial is a segment where the students decide on who’s the killer. Let’s say Rantaro killed Tsumugi, then everybody but the culprit (the culprit has to blend in and provide false information) has to deduce who is the murderer.

If you try to play the game. I’d say that the #1 thing to remember is to not get attached to anyone and if you do there is an extremely high chance that they will die.