BUT YOU SAID ITS NOT EVEN A GAME HOW CAN YOU PRE-OUT M-
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brb gonna go kidnap tutuu to be part of the irl killing game since they pre-inned
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When’re the rest of the characters dropping?
there are no other characters the twist is that the ultimate prosecutor wins the first trial
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when i finish their respective artworks
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Student Spotlight #2
Kaguya Hoshinomiya, Ultimate Actress
“Hey. Well, you probably already know my name.”
“I don’t feel like I’m any more talented than anybody else. I’m just lucky enough to be attractive to a certain audience and good at acting. I… just want to finally be someone’s peer, you know?”
The star of the upcoming generation coming to the silver screen, she truly is stellar enough to be called the Ultimate Actress. Springboarded by her successful pop idol career in middle school, her voice, emotional range, and natural good looks brought her to the forefront of big name tearjerker dramas. You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone that hasn’t heard of her.
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I wonder who this character is based on.
(i dont actually exactly know who you’re talking about because the character who the seed of the her character idea is actually inspired by is a supporting character in a random deviantart oneshot fic)
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Kaguya Shinomiya + Ai Hoshino = Kaguya Hoshinomiya.
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yeah i think that’s just you bro
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The Akasaka brainrot is real.
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oh yeah ive totally read akasaka’s work and her similarity in name to kaguya from kaguya-sama love is war is funny but i think it ultimately came independently because the pool of names drawing from japanese folklore princesses is only so large
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ive been gettin more into danganronpa and diff fangans lately so this is really cool to see! excited for more!
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Ash is not wrong, but… It’s also odd.
星ノ宮輝夜
This… is weird on many levels.
For starters, Hoshinomiya is usually written as “star field palace”, but the “field” kanji (野) is replaced with the katakana form (ノ). It’s not even the “of / from” hiragana (の), but katakana, which IIRC implies a foreign name. (E.g. English.)
Then there is her given / first name. I am a beginner in learning Japanese, but AFAIK nobody uses kanji to say Kaguya that way. Like, even the Kaguya in Kaguya Shinomiya is written in hiragana, which I assume is because it’s easier to read for children. (FYI, the Ai from Hoshino Ai is also written in hiragana.)
The Kaguya from Kaguya Hoshinomiya is written the same way as the original 名夜竹の輝夜姫 (i.e., Shining Princess of the Young Bamboo).
Finally, there’s…
…
Never mind. I need to know the names of the other characters before I can confirm something, but if what I think is true, then this Kaguya’s family is a classy family.
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Her synopsis appears to be a prime recipe for a mastermind à la Enoshima Junko, but based on this quote alone I can already tell she is never going to be evil. At least, not mastermind level. She is more likely to be the type that gets manipulated to do evil than an actual evil villainess. –and that’s is also my prediction.
I would be surprised if her morals / karma remains good / positive throughout the entire story.
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i know more about this than most of you so i will keep quiet but i am Delighted by this speculation so far. and by snowe’s artwork, obviously, but is that a surprise to anyone?
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Oh, Ash is not wrong because the kanji making up Hoshinomiya can be derived from Hoshino and Shinomiya. But also: They are generic kanji.
四宮 Shinomiya / Four Palaces (from Love is War)
星野 Hoshino / Star Field (from Oshi no Ko)
星野宮 Hoshinomiya / Star Field Palace (from Pumpkin Nights)
星ノ宮 Hoshinomiya / Star of(?) Palace (from The Lynx’s Eye)
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Speaking of speculations, I wonder if somebody “cut” the Hoshinomiya name. Imagine like a name board, and then someone slashed the 野 with a sword.
Example of name board:
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This would be ridiculous though. Because like, surely cutting down a name board wouldn’t change the family name from the registry?
What the heck could this family have done that warrants an error this apparent?
Based on the synopses alone, this sounds more like something that would more likely happen to the Tenshou family rather than the Hoshinomiya family.
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Funny thing is: The “no” in Shinomiya isn’t even written. So there is probably a naming convention I am unaware of, other than the countless ways of reading kanji that I already have to deal with.
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