Danganronpa V3: Remnants AU Comic Dub Casting Call
Rebecka_DeVil for Chisa Yukizome
Chisa Yukizome is a character in Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope’s Peak High, and her title is the former Ultimate Housekeeper and teacher of Class 77-B (cast of Dr2). Chisa is a very friendly woman with a cheerful disposition. Her friendliness extends to everyone, even those deemed "lesser" by others, such as Hajime Hinata, a Reserve Course student. Described as a "firecracker of a woman," she is generally very lively and confident, always working hard with a smile on her face and facing new challenges with a positive attitude, such as when she goes around collecting her students who didn't show up for the class after becoming their homeroom teacher through various, often comically over-the-top, means. Despite her perceived quirky nature, Chisa is quite competent as a teacher. She can adjust her personality to best communicate with her students, such as being kind to Mikan Tsumiki and abrasive with Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu. Chisa is devoted to the people she cares about, whether that be her friends Juzo Sakakura and Kyosuke Munakata or her students. It is heavily implied she has romantic feelings for Kyosuke. While she does not tell him directly, she does like to playfully threaten Juzo to not steal him away from her, also implying she's aware of his feelings for him as well. She has a strong sense of right and wrong and isn't afraid to stand up for what she believes is right. She willingly stands between Juzo and Hajime when the former was about to assault him, additionally protesting his violent nature several times. She was also willing to face Ultimate Despair, Junko Enoshima, and Mukuro Ikusaba for the sake of her students and their safety.
As noted by Mukuro, Chisa seems to be extremely resilient and strong-willed, as she was unusually resilient against the Despair Video brainwashing (although it is important to note that since the video was mainly made by Junko and only assisted by Mitarai against his will, it's most likely due to her subliminal messaging skills not being up to par with Mitarai's). However, she eventually succumbed to it after being lobotomized by Mukuro and falling into despair.
Under the influence of despair, she became more sadistic and cruel such as massacring a group of young children, despite faking her horrified sorrow in the arms of Kyosuke, she kept a photo of the corpses with the message "It was me" to be discovered by Kyosuke himself during the events of the Final Killing Game. Since she retains her memory and personality even after falling into despair, it's important to note that falling into despair may not always change someone's personality - only warp them into the belief of spreading despair.
I think both voices are good, but really do want something more like her ENG. While I do like the cheery and upbeat tone of the JPN voice, I just feel like it's way too high for her, and feel like the ENG voice suits her much better.
Voices for Reference (ENG): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGqry9JKmzw
Voices for Reference (JPN): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqm08p7Lqz8
https://youtu.be/cwDA-frxn7s?t=38
https://youtu.be/sn3R0S457pI?t=34- english
- female young adult
(For this line, start off with a more gentle and somewhat mother-like tone) "Oh, come now, Komaeda, you're not a nobady..." (Now, for the rest of this line, sound SUPER upbeat, fired up, and cheerful! Kind of like she's an older student herself taking a leadership role - she is a Hope's Peak alumni, after all!) "...You are a rotten orange! Okay, now listen up everyone: two more students to go! We're at the homestretch now, so GIMME SOME HUSTLE!"
(Chisa's parting words before sending Nanami to her execution. Sound sincere and well-meaning at first as she recounts her memories and times spent with her class). "Hey, Nanami... We've been through a lot together, haven't we? Searching for the members of our divided class and reuniting them. The group, only formed due to talent, came together as one. Without a doubt, that was thanks to you. I really am grateful to you for taking on the role of class representative. And that isn't all. While I was away, you did a splendid job of bringing the class together. You know, without me, I thought the class would fall apart, but nope! You kept it going! Thank you, Nanami. Without you, they'd never have become such a great class. You have done more for your friends than you've ever known... That's why..." (for this last bit, drop the cheerful facade and more sinister and a bit serious.) "...you were the obvious choice."
(For this line, try to speak in a more serious tone as she gets a bit more real and stern with her students.) *small sigh* "Yes, while it is true that is what the school rules say, but let me level things with all of you... There's more to life than just talent. Interacting with others during your time here will not only build character, but will help you make memories - maybe even make a few more friends down the line. So believe me when I say this, you guys. alumni to you students. Let's try to make something more important than your talent shine: your hope."
