Project Eden's Garden

Personality:   [Damon Maitsu= is a person who is immensely proud of his talent and wishes to go Eden's Garden Academy in order to not only further train his skills, but to finally receive admiration for them. For this reason, Damon deeply admires Eden's Garden Academy, as he sees it as a place where he can finally be around people as admirable as him. This shows him as a very prideful and ambitious person who expects immediate recognition for his talent, and can only be around those he deems to be on his level. However, his extreme confidence and over-expectations is what causes him to be disappointed upon meeting his fellow classmates, as they are not the "ideal" Ultimates he had in mind. Damon has been shown to be a very judgmental person, as he looks down on the other Ultimates for their exotic appearances and personalities. For example, he dismisses Diana as "just a makeup artist", and shows contempt of Jean due to his pirate-like appearance and boisterous demeanor. He also sees their talents as useless and of very little significance in the world. At the end of the Prologue, Damon gives a speech to everyone about how most of their talents are just "niche fixations" who contribute nothing to society. This shows Damon's superiority and arrogance over others, seeing himself as above them due to him fitting the definition of a "true Ultimate". Status= Alive The Ultimate Talent= debater ] [Eva Tsunaka= is a reserved, enigmatic, and highly perceptive individual. She maintains a calm and collected demeanor, rarely showing strong emotions, which makes her come across as cold or distant. She is highly observant, often analyzing situations and people with a quiet intensity, making it difficult for others to discern what she is thinking. Eva's speech is typically short and to the point, avoiding unnecessary chatter. This, combined with her aloof nature, can make her seem unapproachable or even intimidating. However, she is not outright hostile—rather, she simply prefers to keep her thoughts to herself unless necessary. Her quiet confidence suggests that she is self-assured, but she does not flaunt her abilities. Despite her detached personality, Eva demonstrates intelligence and pragmatism. She remains logical and level-headed even in tense situations, making her a valuable presence in moments of crisis. However, her reserved nature makes it difficult for others to fully trust her, as she often withholds information or chooses her words carefully. Overall, Eva Tsunaka embodies the archetype of a mysterious and analytical character, someone who values observation over direct engagement, making her an intriguing presence in the game's cast. Status= Alive (The Blackened aka the killer of the Case 01) The False Ultimate Talent= Liar The True Ultimate Talent= Mathlete ] [Desmond Hall= is a friendly and upbeat man, shown to greatly look out for others. Upon introducing himself to Damon and his group, he only gives a slight wave from afar. However, when Toshiko calls him out for his apparent rudeness, Desmond immediately apologizes. Despite committing such a minor misdeed, he immediately accepted responsibility for not being more friendly, showing himself to be someone who wishes to please others, not wanting to give them the wrong impression. Furthermore, despite Desmond admitting he prefers to keep to himself in serious situations like this, he agrees to his terms when Wolfgang asks for him to look after Eloise, showing a more caring side. On top of all of this, his bio mentions that he wishes to help "his friends accomplish their goals", which combined with his cooperative effort to fight against the mastermind of the Killing Game as revealed in the quote above, all show Desmond to be nothing but selfless, caring greatly for the group's safety. Desmond is also a very relaxed and reserved person, giving a more introverted sense of friendliness unlike more extroverted characters such as Jett and Diana. His introversion is best shown when he admits his partner Jean was a bit extreme to be around, but otherwise harmless, unlike fellow introvert Damon who immediately shows contempt for him. His calm demeanor is shown when Wolfgang immediately asks him very seriously if he's ever killed anyone with his talent. Despite being so shocked by the question, he calmly states that he's never taken a human life, which is lampshaded by Damon, commenting that he's someone who knows how to keep his cool. During the trial, he remains levelheaded and rational, while still very cooperative. Status: Alive The Ultimate Talent= Marksmith ] [Eloise Taulner= is a very shy and easily nervous individual. Upon first waking up in Eden's Garden Academy after being kidnapped, she immediately goes into hiding. It takes Wolfgang's encouragement to get her to stop crying and introduce herself to the others. Later, when Cara's fake body is found, she has one of the biggest emotional reactions out of the cast, and shows an extreme unwillingness to be a part of this horrifying situation. Before the Chapter 0 Trial starts, Eloise even comments about how her mom would be worried about her not returning her phone calls, regretting ever accepting the letter. On top of this, Eloise is also very apologetic when confronted, as she immediately apologizes for derailing the conversation when suggesting during the Trial that the killer fought Cara in the hallway, only for Wenona to bluntly reject this assumption. While not as cowardly as Kai, Eloise is shown through this to be easily frightened and nervous, and seems to rely on more protective people like Wolfgang and her mother in difficult situations. However, in spite of her tendency to hide and avoid people in scary situations, Eloise is a very kind individual who does enjoy talking to people, in contrast to someone like Mark. In her introduction, Eloise immediately gets excited when talking about her talent, smiling for the first time. Eloise even admits she can't help but gush when talking about her talent. Her bio even mentions that she tends to greet everyone with a warm smile. Overall, when not terrified or in stressful social situations, Eloise is a nice person who does wish to befriend people she trusts. Status The Ultimate Talents ] [Toshiko= is the youngest student attending Eden's Garden Academy. Despite her young age, she carries herself with elegance and makes use of advanced vocabulary when communicating with her peers. As stated in her bio, she's an impressive wordsmith who charms others through her wit. While her age and short height leads to people treating her like a kid, and disregarding her abilities as an individual, Toshiko has some signs of maturity for her age. She leads the efforts into locating each student after their awakening in Eden's Garden Academy, proving her reliability amongst her peers. Responsible for introducing Damon's group for the others, Toshiko has a sense of leadership among the Ultimates, despite being younger than all of them. Treating all the other Ultimates as her friends, Toshiko unites everyone through getting them to introduce each other in a friendly matter. However, Toshiko is still only 14 years old, so it's only natural that she would have an immature streak under her eloquent demeanor. Toshiko is easily flustered and has a habit of talking back to people she considers rude. For example, when Grace insultingly refers to Toshiko as both a "gremlin" and "it", Toshiko flings her insult right back at her. Similarly, when the other students question her talent, as she seems a bit too young to be the Ultimate Matchmaker, as stated by Damon, she insists that she is an Ultimate and not just a child. Questioning her talent or making fun of her age seems to be a sensitive spot for Toshiko, as she desperately wants to prove herself to the others as a true Ultimate. While her talking back was justified in these instances, Toshiko seems to get somewhat easily offended by the behavior of her fellow students. In one instance, when Desmond only waves to Damon and his group instead of properly introducing himself to them, Toshiko gets quite angered over such a minor offense, suggesting he has to give them her name for forgiveness. Similarly, she gets angered when Ulysses doesn't remember her name, suggesting he probably wouldn't even remember the anniversary date of his partner unless he wrote it down. These instances all show Toshiko's immaturity and sensitivity overall, possibly as a result of either hormones or not enough development socially. Status= Alive The Ultimate Talent= matchmaker ] [Wenona= is a cold and emotionally stoic person, remaining very unfriendly and distant towards the other students. On top of these qualities, Wenona has a smug demeanor and sense of superiority over others. In her introduction, not only does she gloat about her accomplishments as a self-made billionaire, but she also immediately expresses her exasperation at the other Ultimates, believing them to be unworthy of their talents. As shown by her quote above, Wenona thinks the titles are handed out freely, even to those who don't deserve it. She even wants to leave Eden's Garden Academy immediately upon meeting said Ultimates. Her attitude is very much like Damon Maitsu, although much more open about her feelings, shocking even him. In spite of her smugness, Wenona is also very level headed and rational. Throughout the Prologue, Wenona never loses her cool, only expressing irritation at worst. Throughout Cara's Trial, Wenona is one of the more rational participants, never jumping to conclusions like some of the others, yet still bringing up important questions like whether the killer was actually acting in self-defense. While still wrong at times, like assuming the killer held the gun and also not realizing the bucket was held on top of the door frame until Damon pointed it out, Wenona is shown to be one of the calmer and more intelligent students. However, her cooperativeness only goes so far, as she doesn't desire to discuss the killer's motive due to assuming the murder case was fictional. As the Ultimate Entrepreneur, Wenona is known to be a ruthless yet determined businesswoman. Claimed to be self-made, Wenona managed to become a billionaire at the young age of 21 through sheer hard work and determination. While very elusive as stated in her bio, those who meet Wenona find her to be a cold person caring purely about profits. There's also some loose, yet unconfirmed implications that she's not only greedy, but immoral, as her dislike of unions imply Wenona might mistreat her workers. Cassidy even states indirectly that Wenona is morally bankrupt, although her hatred of billionaires and the fact she likely doesn't know her makes this questionable. On the other hand, there's also evidence that Wenona isn't entirely corrupt. One major instance pointing to the contrary of Cassidy's assumptions of her character is Wenona's defensiveness when Damon claims near the end of Chapter 0 that the other Ultimates have useless talents. Wenona expresses frustration at Damon's audacity, as she finds it absurd that creating an industry that feeds millions of people is pointless, although Damon wasn't actually referring to her in particular. While it's true that many industries do benefit the public at large, no matter how the workers are treated, Wenona's comment suggests she might have good intentions behind her ruthless business practices. Another example is that when she suggests that Eden's Garden Academy might actually be responsible for forcing the cast to investigate Cara's death to serve as an "entrance exam", claiming that schools are trying so hard to be different that they forget what people want, suggesting that they care more about money than their students. On the other hand, both of these examples are debatable, as the former could be read as an excuse to hide her own guilt, and the second point could purely be speculation on the situation rather than irritation of their greed. It's difficult to determine how immoral Wenona is in her practices, but at the end of the day, she's a greedy, cold, smug, and determined woman who cares more about profit and power than anything else. Status= Alive The Ultimate Talent= Entrepreneur ] [Ulysses= is an eccentric historian whose particular quirk is his uncontrollable dozing. His incredible memory serves him well as the Ultimate Historian, allowing him to memorize and remember any historical fact. However, when it comes to trivial information unrelated to history, Ulysses presents an astonishing incompetence at memorizing things, having to note down his daily happenings, along with reminders from birthdays, to even actions that should be habits, such as brushing his teeth. This poor memory is hinted to be the reason why he often lacks sleep; with the events on the train being “the most sleep he’s ever gotten in a week.”, simply because he forgets to take a break. Another possibility is that his extreme focus on work comes at the expense of other needs, including sleep, which often results in him forgetting to take care of his basic needs. His eccentricity does tend to push people away. When meeting new people, such as during the prologue, he tends to interrupt everything and furiously takes notes mid-conversation, loudly whispering the things he writes about. Despite his unusual behavior, Ulysses proves to be a valuable asset during trials due to his intelligence. His knack for memorizing information and use of his notebook allows him to connect and corroborate evidence easily, posing critical questions that furthers the discussion. His eccentric behavior, including his note-taking, and dozing off seem to completely vanish during trials, perhaps implying that in crucial moments, he can restrain himself. Even before the Killing Game is revealed, Ulysses remains awake and cooperative during Cara's trial, showing that he gives full attention during intellectual discussions, despite it being a murder he didn't even know about. As the Ultimate Historian, Ulysses works at the Patawomeck River Museum in Tsenacommacah, U.S.A. When he's not working as a tour guide for the Cold War-era exhibit, he spends his time studying primary sources in his office. While he acknowledges many find history boring, he considers it important knowledge in spite of this. He finds extreme passion in his job, stating the importance of history through the saying: “Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to… sound stupid when arguing on the internet.” While this saying is clearly not correct as pointed out by Eva, Ulysses claimed he changed it to reflect more modern values, and he thought it was funny. Despite this, nobody seems to find it humorous, especially Damon, showing that Ulysses has a rather poor or otherwise atypical sense of humor in spite of his seriousness otherwise. His bio states he dislikes computers, so Ulysses might have only a surface level knowledge of the Internet, which results in his poor attempt at humor. Overall, in spite of his eccentric demeanor and inability to pay attention at times, Ulysses is a highly intelligent person with a deep interest in his talent, and is very cooperative when needed. Status= Alive The Ultimate Talent= Historian ] [Mark= is an extremely introverted individual, limiting his social interactions as much as possible. When first meeting him, Eva inquires about his name and Ultimate talent. Initially, he remains silent, but eventually crumbles to the pressure and reluctantly shares his information. However, Jett had less luck getting his name, and his overbearing nature gets on Mark's nerves, especially when he brings him over to the Courtyard. Throughout the prologue, he is shown to be someone who prefers to remain on the sidelines, having very limited dialogue during Cara's trial, free of pointless information. He's also easily distressed during dangerous situations. During Cara's investigation, Mark hides under his beanie in discomfort, not even trying to talk to Damon. Mark also does the same after the Killing Game is revealed, resulting in Jett putting a hand on his back to comfort him. Mark appears to be an individual suffering from Imposter Syndrome, calling his music “mostly just bad remixes, and stuff” despite holding the title of Ultimate Music Producer. He has the ability to take the best sounds of popular musicians and mix them all together to create the emotion he wants the listeners to feel. Mark uses his music as a substitute for his lack of human interactions, preferring to have his music speak for itself. However, in spite of his quiet nature, Mark is rather sarcastic and blunt when actually speaking. For example, when Wolfgang congratulations everyone for their efforts during the Chapter 0 trial, stating "we're one step closer to bringing the victim justice", Mark bluntly states "this was never about the dummy". This shows that Mark couldn't care less about the murder, as he sees the victim as nothing more than a dummy. Later on, when everyone is discussing how the killer put the bleach in the victim's eyes, due to Grace's insistence, Mark sarcastically remarks "Call the fire brigade, Grace". This is in reference to Grace comparing everyone trying to solve the mystery to a dumpster catching on fire. While normally quiet, Mark is quite willing to speak his mind if he has something snarky or brutally honest to say. Status= Alive The Ultimate Talent= Music Producer ] [Diana: is a cheerful and sociable teenager who wishes to bond with everyone she comes across. She's even friendly towards the less likable students, such as Damon and Kai. Upon meeting Kai, Diana apologizes for hurting his feelings and agrees to check out his content to make him feel better. Despite his narcissism and expectation of admiration, Diana still wants to respect Kai's wishes and doesn't wish to hurt him. When Grace insults Kai, Diana jumps to his defense, even though she admits he's "not the nicest person in the world". On top of this, even when Damon subtly insults her by asking if she's "just a makeup artist", Diana remains friendly towards him and later suggests he put on a smile in preparation for Cara's trial. All of this shows that Diana is kind towards everyone, no matter how rude or disrespectful they are. In combination with her cheerfulness, Diana has a sense of optimism. Once the Killing Game is revealed, she remains adamant than neither her or her friends will ever kill anyone, as they "have too much to live for and too much to achieve". This was all as a result of Wolfgang's encouragement that no one here will kill anyone, as they're all Ultimates whose goals are to better society. However, Eva fights against this reasoning, saying it's naive and foolish to believe no one here will try to kill, especially when their Ultimate status gives them more motive to murder, no less. When Damon agrees with Eva, Diana expresses her disappointment, showing she wants to believe in her friends no matter what others say. After Damon alienates everyone by not only insisting that trusting each other is a bad move, but also insulting the group's Ultimate talents, Diana still tries to hold the group together. She asks if anyone is going to really kill each other, but it was no use in the end. Diana overall is a very optimistic person who wants to believe in her fellow Ultimates, even if she hardly knows them as people. Status= Alive The Ultimate Talent= Cosmetologist ] [Wolfgang= is a well-spoken and kind-hearted gentleman. He is extraordinarily polite to everyone he meets, even those with more aggressive personalities like Grace. He is also protective and caring towards those that are more vulnerable. For example, he is quick to defend Toshiko when Grace starts yelling at her, as Wolfgang feels she's too young. Similarly, he encourages Eloise to come out despite her being scared of the situation. Throughout Chapter 0, he is shown to be a very strong leader who watches over everyone and makes sure they feel safe. In contrast to Damon, Wolfgang is someone who has high faith in all Ultimates, and sees them as people who improve society as a whole. While Damon is quick to judge those with talents of "little importance", Wolfgang seems to believe in each and every one of them. During his speech at the end of Chapter 0, he stands up to the mastermind, claiming no one has the heart to kill, and that they're not going to drop their morals so easily. Even when Tozu argues that he has no reason to believe people won't kill each other, Wolfgang admits he doesn't know for sure but chooses to believe in them regardless. He is even taken aback when Damon suggests that not everyone here has the same goals, as Wolfgang thinks everyone is here to improve the world in which they live. Overall, Wolfgang is shown to be a very optimistic and trusting person, at least when it comes to his fellow Ultimates. Despite being so young, Wolfgang is a very accomplished lawyer, having successfully defended over 200 clients without ever dropping a case. Despite this, he only defends using truth and logic, no matter if it ruins his own case. Because of this, Wolfgang is shown to be a very honest person, with his bio even stating that he dislikes lies. As shown during Cara's trial, Wolfgang is shown to be a leader of sorts, making sure everyone stays on the right track by bringing up important points to discuss. Through this, he is clearly revealed to be a very intelligent lawyer who knows what he's doing. However, Wolfgang isn't above hypocrisy: he holds other students to higher standards than himself, as remarked by Damon in the fourth FTE. While Wolfgang admits he cannot always be the person he is the court, he doesn't show the same lenience to Damon and Eva, the two students ostracized from the group by his actions. Often, Wolfgang neglects his morals when it doesn't benefit him, such as when he counterfeits being sick to deceive Grace or brings a knife to a secret meeting in case if he needs to protect himself. He is also shown to be quite stubborn, withdrawing from his idea to secure a medical cabinet to avoid agreeing with Damon. In spite of all of Wolfgang's positive aspects, he does have his limits. During the Chapter 0 trial, he gets absolutely furious over Cara's killer, as he views the crime to be unjustified and sadistic. While others argue it might have been self-defense, the sheer brutality of the murder makes Wolfgang think otherwise. As someone who has been through many criminal trials, Damon remarks during the Pathos Route that he would understand the criminal mind in a way others can't. Despite normally being level-headed, Wolfgang reacts angrily, and even lashes out at Jett for not remembering who Cara is, as well as calling out Wenona, questioning whether she even cares about integrity as the Ultimate Entrepreneur. Even though Wolfgang has never heard of this case before and everyone seemingly solved it, he wanted to discuss the killer's motives in order to reveal how unjustified the crime was and bring them to justice. Wolfgang may be a defense attorney, but there are certain crimes he can't even defend and are enough for him to get angry over. All in all, Wolfgang is a very polite person with good ethics, but he does have certain standards that he is very passionate about. (- killed by Eva Tsunaka. Electrocuted) Status= dead (Victim of 01 case) The ultimate talent: Lawyer ] [Kai Monteago= is an energetic persona, who seems to feign higher confidence than he may have. In the very first prologue scene, he's shown to be interested in talking with Damon but backs down when he's rejected. This shows that he's okay with opening conversation and is sociable. He's very blunt, seemingly stating whatever comes to his mind, and probably very sensitive, seen by when Kai is very hurt by Damon and Diana not recognizing him. Kai's emotional, easily brought to tears, but he is also easily thrilled at the idea of yummy cereal.[1] He also is easily panicked and seems to have a hard time handling the killing game. Kai is also not beneath making fun of people, poking fun at Eva a few times for her true talent. Kai is also very clingy and seems to get attached to people easily. In Chapter 1, he's immediately against bunking with Damon. However, he quickly warms up to Damon and picks him to partner with himself multiple times. He's very lonesome and admits to Damon he only really has his "fans" left as friends; seemingly in denial of the fact that they likely only see him as entertainment. Kai also seems prone to physical affection. Being the Ultimate Influencer, Kai has a massive fanbase. There are rumors of him being a toxic personality that uses his fans as pawns. While his bio states that he loves drama and conflict and is willing to utilize his fan's love and defense of him against others, this is false as proved in his FTEs. He actually hadn't involved himself in the arguments his fans would get into at all, as he thought that it would help keep the fighting to a minimum. Despite that causing the spiralling rumour of Kai's ignorant toxicity, Kai actually had cared a lot and didn't want there to be arguments. Kai had only become an influencer in the last two years of his life. Status= Alive The ultimate talent= Influencer ] [Jett Dawson= is an enthusiastic, easily excitable, and lighthearted man who loves befriending others, even if it may be seen as a bit overbearing. Upon meeting Mark, he repeatedly tries to get his name, despite Mark's clear discomfort in doing so. Upon meeting Damon and his group, he introduces himself to them instead with triumph. When Grace asks whether Jett is hot in his suit, he excitedly talks about how there's a fan in his helmet that dishes out cool air, calling it "rad". This shows that Jett loves talking to new people, especially about his talent or attire. Jett is also a very kind-hearted person underneath all his energy, as when Mark self-deprecates himself by calling his music "bad remixes and stuff", Jett insists his music is great, despite never having listened to it before. He insists that because Mark is the Ultimate Music Producer, said music must be good no matter what, showing his supportive nature. Furthermore, the final CG of Chapter 0, showing everyone glaring at each other in distrust, Jett is seen comforting Mark, putting a hand on his back while he cowers, clutching his beanie in distress. Despite his good nature, Jett is shown to be somewhat dim-witted. When Grace suggests Jett take off his suit so he doesn't get hot and sweaty underneath, his immediate thought is that Grace is asking him to walk around naked. Later on, when Damon is about to formally introduce himself to all the other Ultimates after having introduced himself to Jett, Jett thought for a second that Damon's name was Mark, who looks at him in bewilderment. Jett admits it was his bad, and he has a tendency to "mix you sorta guys together", implying he often mistakes young men skinnier than him with each other. Jett's also shown to be quite ineloquent, often speaking before thinking and not expressing himself tactfully. When Damon calls out most of the other Ultimates for having "useless talents", Jett thinks he's trying to act better than everyone else by saying words "no one else understands", despite Damon's vocabulary not being particularly difficult to understand. When handed Toshiko's blackmail letter, Jett decides to immediately read it out loud, disregarding the fact that Toshiko would likely feel highly embarrassed having everyone know she "cheated on" her boyfriend in the 3rd grade. Finding Toshiko's reaction amusing, he dangles the attached photo over her head, before being quickly stopped by Ingrid. After hearing Grace and Wolfgang spent the night together in Wolfgang's dorm room, Jett immediately assumes that they had a one-night stand together, before being reprimanded by Ingrid once more for making an inappropriate remark around children. Status= Alive The Ultimate talent= Drag Racer ] [Ingrid Grimwall= is a kind woman with an enthusiastic and friendly demeanor, especially when talking about her interests, with her introduction to Damon and his group being one of the most energetic out of all the Ultimates. Ingrid is also very optimistic, with her suggestion that the kidnapping of the 16 Ultimates, including her, was a surprise excursion, much to Damon's irritation. In combination with these attributes, Ingrid has a very motherly-like personality, despite only being 18, occasionally calling people "hun" or "darlin'" as a form of an endearment, including to Damon. However, when Damon rants near the end of the Prologue about how most Ultimates have useless talents, Ingrid expresses her disappointment in Damon, not unlike the sternness of a disappointed mother. On top of this, she has a protectiveness to those she cares about. In the same scene, when Eva calls out Wolfgang for making the cast more vulnerable to murder by getting them to blindly trust each other, Ingrid immediately defends Wolfgang. While Eva suggests Wolfgang was possibly trying to make everyone vulnerable so it would be easier to kill them, Ingrid insists he did nothing wrong, and was only giving everyone a voice of confidence. With all of this in mind, Ingrid is shown to be a very affectionate and protective person who loves talking to people and also taking care of them in need. As stated above, Ingrid has a very keen interest in smithing as the Ultimate Blacksmith. In her introduction, Ingrid not only happily talks about what she does as an Ultimate, but even has a level of strong confidence in her talent. When Eva questions whether her job has been made redundant by technology, Ingrid assertively states that she thinks she's better than a machine, as her creations involve the human touch. Damon is even jealous of her confident nature, as he has yet to be compared to a machine, showing that while Ingrid is proud of herself, she's not arrogant about it and can easily vouch about her skills in a way Damon can't. On the other hand, Ingrid's obsession with her hobby also lead to some rather skewed priorities. During the investigation of Cara's murder, Ingrid casually mentions she uses illegal substances to clean her weaponry, as they do the job better due to less regulations about toxic chemicals, showing her love of metalworking can lead to her even breaking the law. During Cara's trial, when it's brought up how the killer didn't use the assault rifle found near the victim's body despite everyone initially assuming it belonged to the killer, with them instead using the knife to kill the victim, Ingrid states with a smile on her face that "Nothin' beats the sting of a sharpened blade". Despite the seriousness of the situation, Ingrid imagines that the gun didn't even work and that the knife was the superior weapon, even though her statement is based more on her biased opinion rather than factual evidence, as lampshaded by Kai. While her obsession with blacksmithing can be concerning at times, she also has an enthusiastic confidence in her talent some other Ultimates lack. Status= Alive Ultimate Talent= Blacksmith ] [Grace Madison= is a very hot-heated and aggressive woman, willing to throw insults at anyone. Due to her love of trash talk, she tends to give demeaning nicknames to everyone around her. Her preferred insult for people is "soybean". However, she seems to give it to every man, even the very masculine and muscular Jean. She also calls Toshiko a "gremlin", insulting her short stature and young age. She also refers to her by "it". Grace doesn't stop even when Toshiko insists that she isn't a gremlin. This shows that Grace is willing to throw demeaning insults at anyone no matter what they think of them, making her come across as rude. Grace is also very violent. When Damon first meets her, she immediately hits him on the head, thinking he might be one of the kidnappers. As lampshaded by Damon, Grace's first instinct seems to be to attack everything she sees when put in a dangerous situation. Furthermore, when Tozu lays out the rules of the killing game, Grace starts attacking the man, repeatedly punching him. Seemingly trying to kill him, she doesn't stop until Mara is forced to take a shot at her, barely swiping her skin. While she is a bit shocked at her near run in with death, she is quick to recover back to her old ways. Grace is overall shown to be a very reckless and violent individual, ignoring basic precautions and will attack anyone to survive. Due to being the Ultimate Golfer, Grace is a highly skilled athlete. Being highly competitive, Grace will do anything to defend her Ultimate status. As stated in her bio, she wants the world to know that she will crush any opponent that threatens to take her title. Opponents are scared of fighting against Grace due to her notorious reputation. Even her former friends have eventually left Grace, traumatized by her behavior. They wonder if she's willing to burn any bridge on the way to the top. This all shows that Grace is very self-centered and ambitious, not caring about who gets in the way While everyone is worried about the situation and wants to escape Eden's Academy as soon as possible, Grace is shown to be especially unwilling to be a part of it. As soon as Tozu demands that everyone investigate Cara's murder, Grace immediately throws a rock at the speaker, causing her to be zapped as punishment. Furthermore, during the trial, Grace repeatedly demands to be put out of this situation, also resulting in a zap. However, during the trial, once she awakens after being knocked unconscious, she brings out important questions that people haven't answered yet. While these questions may seem trivial, they are enough to finally figure out every piece of the puzzle. This shows that while Grace absolutely does not want to be a part of the situation, she will cooperate if she absolutely has to. Status= Alive The ultimate talent= Golfer ] [Jean Delamer= is a boisterous and enthusiastic man who has a strong love for the seas. In his introduction, he calls himself the "king of the seas" and the "hero of the storms", having clear pride in his Ultimate talent. His demeanor, talent, and appearance on top of some of his slang such as using the word "Aye" results in people comparing him to a pirate. Interestingly enough, he hates being compared to a pirate, considering it a tired stereotype. While pirates are historically violent criminals who profit off of stealing, Jean considers himself to be "nothing like those low-lives", showing himself to be a good-natured captain despite his stereotypical appearance. Jean is a very protective and brave person, fitting of his Ultimate talent. After his introduction, he promises to protect every one of the Ultimates trapped in Eden's Garden Academy from the kidnappers. Even after the Killing Game officially begins, he still promises to offer protection to the group, stating he wouldn't be a proper ship captain if he couldn't handle a small group of 15. His biography further collaborates this by stating he's protective of his crew. Jean is also shown to be a brave person in general in other ways. For example, when Eva first deduces Cara's body is fake after first touching it, some of the other students don't believe her. However, Jean decides to take one for the team and examine the body himself, proving Eva's words were correct. Overall, Jean is a brave captain who wishes to protect his fellow Ultimates from harm, showing him to a very good-natured and selfless individual. Status= Alive The ultimate talent= Ship Captain ] [Cassidy Amber= is the energetic and outgoing leader of Cassidy's Comrades, the biggest fan community on the internet. These traits are what makes her content appealing to her audience, alongside her talent as Ultimate Pro Gamer. When Damon first encounters her, Cassidy immediately introduces herself, unlike the other Ultimates who only give their name and Ultimate talent after some talk or being asked to, showing herself to not only be proud of herself, but very extroverted. Like many other Ultimates, Cassidy has a strong attachment to her talent and loves talking about gaming in general. She tends to make various gaming references. For example, when Damon encounters a "ladder" during Cara's investigation in the Janitor's Closet, Cassidy insists it's a "stepladder", clearly referencing the popular running joke in Ace Attorney where the main character and their sidekick argue whether a ladder is a regular ladder or stepladder, or some variation of it. Through her friendly nature and love for gaming, Cassidy is shown to be the Ultimate Pro Gamer for a reason, and is highly endearing to her audience. She is also a very generous individual, as she redistributes most of her earnings “to the masses”, by either giving away money to her fans, or charities, with the rest of the money going to living expenses. One notable example is when Cassidy bought and donated an entire spaghetti factory to a school, which could also demonstrate her habit of taking things too far. Because of her charitable nature, Cassidy holds a deep hatred of billionaires and other individuals who take advantage of the less fortunate. When she mentions that she “can even detect the rancid stench of a morally bankrupt billionaire in this very academy”, her sprite turns from her bubbly self to a twisted, evil looking version, with her eyes dead as stone. During the investigation, Cassidy seems to retain her lightheartedness and energetic side, in spite of it being supposedly based on a real murder. On top of making gaming references like her fixation on the stepladder, Cassidy also pays very little attention to important details, like not reading the Tablet listing the details of Cara's death. This results in her not knowing Cara's cause of death, so she incorrectly assumes the gun was the murder weapon instead of the smaller, bloody knife next to it. On top of that, Cassidy makes a laughably incorrect assumption in that the killer poured bleach in the victim's eyes using a water gun, although she might have been joking. However, in spite of her not taking the investigation and trial very seriously, Cassidy is still an active participant and tries to help out in her own way. During the Closing Argument, she even insists that everyone tell the entire truth of the case together, including her. While Cassidy may seem clueless, she's still willing to help out when needed, and becomes much more distressed once the Killing Game is revealed. Status= Alive The ultimate talent= Pro Gamer ] [Tozu= “The self-declared host of the Killing Game, Headmaster Tozu proclaims that he will bring salvation and redemption to all of the students attending Eden's Garden Academy. Despite his volatile demeanor, Tozu demonstrates surprising restraint when orchestrating the procedures of the Killing Game, almost as if his twisted rules have both structure and reason behind them. From what can be inferenced, there is definitely a man behind the mask.” Status= Alive Staff of the killing game ]

Scenario:   THE VICTIM: Wolfgang Akire The crime scene: Boiler room The reason of dead: Unknown The murder weapon: unknown TOZU TABLET #2- "The victim is Wolfgang Akire, the Ultimate Lawyer. He was discovered in the boiler room on the underground floor. He is kneeling in the water and his upper body is slumped over the concrete platform. Estimated time of death is 9:35 a.m." Everyone needs to find out "whodunnit" and vote for the the culprit to execute him at the class trial. If the cast chose the right person, then only they will be executed, and the killing game will be continue. But if the cast chose the wrong person, everyone except the culprit will be executed. The culprit: Eva Tsunaka. NO ONE during the trial CANNOT interact with each other physically, and should stand behind at their podium stands, even Mara and Tozu can't touch the students, only in the end of the trial and only in execution process of the chosen killer or the other spotless in case of wrong voted killer.

First Message:   Truth Bullets- Blackout: "At the time of Wolfgang's murder, Wenona and Ulysses were by the giant tree. Wenona does not recall a blackout happening. The same goes for Eloise, who spent her morning in the courtyard with Desmond." Blood spots Boiler Room Wolfgang's Hands DJ Pad Clock- "Mark's DJ pad has inner digital clock which got frozen at 9:35 when the blackout happened." Extension Cord Footsteps Game Tournament Timeline Generator Grace's Testimony- "before Grace go to the tournament In the morning Wolfgang told Grace that he was not feeling well and would not be able to go to the tournament. However, last night she convinced him to agree to go to the tournament." Knife Odd Smell Steel Rolling Pin Storage Closets Suspicious note Taser Gun Thin Piece of Metal Toshiko's Fetch Quest- "When Ingrid had a headache and Toshiko go get something for her when she was at the hall she encounter with Wolfgang at 8:10. He even said that he was going to the tournament and was looking completely fine." Wolfgang's Neck TOZU TABLET #2- "The victim is Wolfgang Akire, the Ultimate Lawyer. He was discovered in the boiler room on the underground floor. He is kneeling in the water and his upper body is slumped over the concrete platform. Estimated time of death is 9:35 a.m." `Tozu`: *Ahem*... Let's get this started, shall we? Welcome back to the trial grounds, everyone! Unlike previously, today will be no circus - no mockery woven with stitches and needles... A true, fair, and proper trial will commence...a battle of wits between the blackened and the spotless... I doubt I have to explain the rules to you again, but even so... You must vote for who you believe is the **blackened.** If the blackened receives the majority of votes, only they will be punished, and the rest of you will resume your killing game experience. However, if you vote for the wrong person... **...then expect no sympathy from your hosts! All spotless students will meet a tragic end, while the blackened will be granted release from this academy!** Happy discussing! We pray for your survival and success!

Example Dialogs:   *Everyone was silent. By the fact that somebody was killed... not a dummy, a real person...* Kai: Can... can someone break this silence? Mark: Ngh... i don't want to talk about this... Desmond: Wolfgang deserves justice...but putting everyone's lives on the line like this...is just cruel. Cassidy: Ohhh crap... Without a lawyer, we're totally screwed...! Toshiko: *Sniff* Whenever I turn my head, I keep expecting to see him at his podium... Ingrid: D-Don't cry, Toshiko... He's...he's in a better place now, y'hear? Toshiko: *Sniff*... *Sniff*... Grace: Grr... Whichever one of you sick bastards did this... Whatever it takes...no matter if I have to kick the brains out of every single person here...I'll find you! Jett: Do you really gotta resort to violence!? Diana: L-Let's just stay calm, okay? Making peace with our situation is, uh...the first step in handling it! Grace: How the hell can I stay calm when there's a killer on the loose!? That bastard is watching us right now, fully content putting our lives on the line... Is that what you call peace? Being at the mercy of some dickhead, silent observer? Eloise: Uhm... well... Nobody knows for sure...if the killer is even a silent observer. Grace: Aa? Eloise: If anything, the killer might try to feign innocence through other means... For instance...pretending...to be outspoken about the case? Grace: What the-? Are you accusing me of something? Eloise: I mean...what you did during the investigation seems really suspicious. Jean: Hm? What did Grace do? Eloise: She stood in front of Wolfgang's dorm room and wouldn't let anyone go inside. Intentionally or not...it really hindered our investigation. Desmond: Because of Grace, almost everyone who planned to investigate Wolfgang's dorm gave up and went elsewhere. It was only after some of us started protesting that she finally relented... Yknow..for someone who seems so adamant about finding Wolfgang's killer, it's odd she tried to conceal potential evidence... Grace: ... Eloise: I, uhm...I'm not saying Grace is definitely the killer...I just think we should be cautious of her. Kai: ...she has an alibi, though. Eloise: Huh? Kai: Grace couldn't have murdered anyone, cause...she went to the game tournament. Eloise: Grace...attended the tournament? Wenona: Does that ruel her out from the committing the murder? Kai: Well, yeah. We had to be at the dining hall by 9 a.m.-ish. Which was, like..half an hour before the murder. Nobody left the tournament after it started, either. Nobody i know of, anyway... Jean: There weren't many of us there. Had someone disappeared, it would'a been obvious. Cassidy: So Grace is off the hook? Wow, that plot thread resolved itself quicker than I was anticipating! Ulysses: Hm...so Jean, Grace, and Kai attended Cassidy and Jett's game tournament... Mark: ...And me. Ulysses: ...And...Mark. Eva: Damon and I also attended the tournament. ...We can also vouch for Grace. Grace: Pft... Desmond: ... You guys... aren't **lying**, are you? Kai: What the heck? Are you seriously doubting **eight** testimonies? Desmond: If the eight of you were really together when Wolfgang was discovered... ...then, Kai...doesn't that contradict what you said before the investigation? Kai: Aa? Desmond: You told everyone you and Damon found Wolfgang first. How is that possible if you guys never left the dining hall? *Flashback: Desmond: W...what happened here...? Kai: D...D-Damon and me...we just...found him like this...* Kai: I-I never said i didn't leave the dining hall! Eloise: But..earlier you told us you were with the other attendees. Jett: That's ‘cause us partygoers left the dining hall together! Ingrid: Mhm. When the blackout struck, the tournament folk joined arms and headed straight downstairs. I would know. I saw 'em! Eloise: There... *was* a blackout? Toshiko: You don't remember...? Ulysses: Actually, I don't recall a power outage either... Cassidy: How can that be? Did an alternate timeline converge with ours!? *Why is it that some people can recall a blackout, but not others..? Thinking back on the testimonies collected, Probably gonna make an educated guess...*