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| “ | Humanity's last hope rose to fight the Super High School-Level Despairs. They called it the Future Foundation. The Future Foundation recruited talented people worldwide, but it was composed primarily of Hope's Peak High School graduates. It fought a desperate battle against the Super High School-Level Despairs. | „ |
| ~ Kyoko Kirigiri about the Future Foundation. |
Future Foundation is an organization in the Dangan Ronpa series. It appears in Super Dangan Ronpa 2: Goodbye Despair and Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School.
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History
At some point during or after The Tragedy drove the world to near-destruction, the Future Foundation was formed by alumni of Hope's Peak Academy to both defeat Ultimate Despair and undo the damage their actions had brought upon the world. It is unclear when they became active or who founded the group, but they were apparently well-established during the first game, as they were able to come to the assistance of the Hope's Peak Academy survivors following their victory over Junko Enoshima and Monokuma.
Makoto Naegi, Byakuya Togami, Kyoko Kirigiri, Aoi Asahina, Yasuhiro Hagakure, and Toko Fukawa/Genocide Jack were saved by the organization after the first Killing Game. Some time afterwards, Makoto, Byakuya and Kyoko headed out and saved the remaining students that got stuck with Artificial Intelligence Junko Enoshima. During that time, it was noted that they were already members of the organization. In the end, Makoto knew that it wouldn't be easy to cover up what happened in the island, but Byakuya and Kyoko supported Makoto's idea of letting the students stay at the real Jabberwock Island.
Future Foundation was dubbed "World Ender" by Monokuma at first, tricking Class 77-B into thinking that it was an antagonistic organization that "destroyed" the world. Later, however, it was clarified that the organization wasn't and that what Monokuma had meant in calling them World Ender was that they are attempting to end the world created by Ultimate Despair.
As the Future Foundation continued to try and rebuild the world, Makoto was charged with the crime of treason, due to protecting the Remnants of Despair. The Leaders of the Future Foundation branches gather for Makoto's trial, but they soon become trapped by Monokuma who thrusts them into one "Final Killing Game". Everyone is fitted with a strange bracelet that releases a sleeping potion at a fixed time. While asleep, a traitor in their midst kills a Future Foundation member. Now the remaining members must find the traitor to survive or be killed trying.
As the game began, the general consensus was that the traitor's goal was to kill everyone, thereby leaving the Future Foundation bereft of leadership. However, Kyosuke Munakata soon developed an alternate theory: the traitor intended to kill only certain members of the group before allowing the game to end. With their identity unknown, the traitor would then be in the perfect position to take control of the Future Foundation themselves, supported by the survivors of the Final Killing Game - from there, they would be free to spread despair with the Foundation's resources and influence, effectively restarting the Tragedy under the banner of its staunchest opponent. Eventually, however, it was discovered that theory may not be completely correct, as all the attacks were suicide induced by a brainwashing video. After confirming the method of murder, Juzo Sakakura shut down the power and thus ended the game.
Soon after, Ryota Mitarai received a text message from the allegedly-dead Kazuo Tengan, which revealed that he planned the Final Killing Game. This, combined with what he experienced in the game, gave Ryota the resolve to forcefully brainwash the entire world through his Hope Video broadcast. However, the other three survivors objected to the plan, arguing that forcefully removing pain, suffering, and other sources of despair was no better than the actions of Ultimate Despair themselves. This led to a desperate chase as Makoto, Aoi, and Kyosuke rushed to prevent Ryota from beginning the worldwide broadcast of "hope", with the brainwashed Future Foundation troops serving as obstacles. Fortunately, the former Remnants of Despair arrived, fought off the brainwashed Future Foundation soldiers, and convinced Ryota not use his Hope brainwashing video. The initial wave of Ryota's Hope Video seemingly destroyed all traces of despair in what was left of society, which also helps people recovering from the brainwashing initiated by Despair.
After the broadcast was cancelled, Kyosuke and Ryota both left the Future Foundation; Ryota went with his former classmates, and Kyosuke left for parts unknown. The Future Foundation itself was in a sorry state: its headquarters was destroyed, most of its Division Heads were dead, and the entire situation was due to its own heads of staff.
In order to preserve the Future Foundation's credibility and power to rebuild the world, the Remnants of Despair decided to claim responsibility for the game before leaving for Jabberwock Island, where they would presumably live the rest of their lives in peace. With the Tragedy over, the Future Foundation, now under the control of the 14th Division, put its resources into rebuilding Hope's Peak Academy with Makoto serving as the school's headmaster.
Known members
- Makoto Naegi
- Byakuya Togami
- Kyoko Kirigiri
- Aoi Asahina
- Yasuhiro Hagakure
- Touko Fukawa/Genocide Jill
- Alter Ego (created Chiaki Nanami and Usami)
- Chiaki Nanami (mole from Future Foundation)
- Usami
- Kyosuke Munakata (True Leader)
- Kazuo Tengan
- Chisa Yukizome
- Juzo Sakakura
- Miaya Gekkogahara
- Seiko Kimura
- Ruruka Andoh
- Sohnosuke Izayoi
- Koichi Kizakura
- Ryota Mitarai
- Daisaku Bandai
- Great Gozu
People rescued
After the events of the first game
After the events of the second game (Technically rescued by Naegi, Togami, and Kirigiri)
But in reality, the Future Foundation had actually apprehended the rest of Class 77-B as the Remnants of Despair and were able to restore them to their old selves
- Hajime Hinata
- Mikan Tsumiki
- Akane Owari
- Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu
- Kazuichi Soda
- Nagito Komaeda
- Ibuki Mioda
- Sonia Nevermind
- Gundham Tanaka
- Hiyoko Saionji
- Teruteru Hanamura
- Nekomaru Nidai
- Ultimate Imposter
- Peko Pekoyama
- Mahiru Koizumi
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