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The Makoto Naegi Hole-and-corner File (subtitled 苗木誠、人生最悪の日 Naegi Makoto, The Worst Solar day of My Life) is a 25 page booklet featuring a short story written past Kazutaka Kodaka himself, concerning the circumstances that led to Makoto Naegi's enrollment in Hope's Peak Academy. The booklet was bundled with the DVD/BD vol.1 of Danganronpa: The Animation.

Contents

• ane Plot
• 2 Appearances
  • 2.1 Characters
  • 2.ii Mentioned
• 3 Aftermath
• 4 Navigation

Plot

The novel begins with Jin Kirigiri talking to the Steering Committee almost the results of their almanac draw for this year's Ultimate Lucky Pupil. The four members of the commission are decidedly unimpressed, for they firmly believed that luck should not be considered a talent and that the headmaster was wasting their school's resources. Jin tries to convince them otherwise. He is having a hard time convincing the committee that luck is a 'talent' worth considering, until he brings up the topic of a certain person.

Nagito Komaeda's accented and superior luck is enough to silence the entire Steering Committee, and they eventually decided to leave Jin to his own devices. Jin took out a binder containing the data apropos this yr's Ultimate Lucky Student and revealed to the commitee the result of the lucky describe - the name of a female high school student.

The scene shifts to Makoto, lamenting how today was non a lucky day for him. Makoto'due south life has been zippo simply normal up till that point - normal school, normal friends, and a normal family. He'due south pretty much the textbook case of a normal high school educatee. However, something went wrong on that particular twenty-four hours.

It all started on a clear day after school. Makoto was in a cheery mood thanks to the weather, and he had a feeling that something skillful might just happen to him. One idea occurred to him - mayhap he should take the long way home. He thought near doing something different than usual.

And that was the commencement of his misfortune. Makoto passed by a park, and saw a group of his friends trying to make up one's mind who to transport to the convenience store in a game of stone-newspaper-scissors. They invited Makoto to join the game, and although Makoto would've usually refused it (he didn't know more than one-half of the people anyways), he felt that he might besides exercise something different in this case too. Plus - in that location were about 10 people in the group. He didn't think losing was a large possibility.

Yet he lost on the beginning round. Everyone except for him put out rock, while he played scissors. His friends were astonished at just how unlucky Makoto was, but sent him off to the convenience store to buy them snacks and drinks regardless.

Ten minutes later, Makoto was struggling with the two heavy bags filled with the stuff he got from the convenience store. He tried to distract himself by thinking of the music show that'll be on TV tonight - featuring a certain onetime classmate of his. Yet every bit his mood began to improve, misfortune struck once again. Both of the plastic bags tore open at the aforementioned time, spilling their contents all across the pavement.

A few minutes passed and Makoto finished collecting all the cans and bags, but wondered for a moment, as he felt like the stuff he managed to get together was less than what he had started out with. He looked around and spotted an erstwhile man sitting on the bench. The old man slowly bent down and picked up a can of coffee that rolled to a stop at his feet, opened information technology up and drank it.

That can of coffee belonged to Makoto - however the old man said he felt that information technology was natural to drink it since information technology ended up right in front of him. Makoto is flabbergasted at this incredulous excuse, and revealed to the old human being that he seemed to be having a very unlucky solar day, lament that he didn't do anything bad enough to deserve this streak of misfortune.

The old human laughed and told Makoto that he didn't believe in karma at all. He'd seen enough of evil people exist blessed with fortune, and plenty of kind people suffer all sorts of misfortune. In the cease, he says, luck isn't something that a man tin control, no affair how much talent one has or how hard one works. He suggests for Makoto to but accept things the way they are.

Later finishing their conversation, the old man returned the half empty tin can of java dorsum to Makoto and left, even so Makoto noticed that the old human had left his telephone on the bench. He chosen out to the old human, who was already a distance away, but the onetime man seemed deafened to his calls. Makoto was conflicted - should he just ignore the telephone and bring the snacks to the park, or should he leave those snacks and chase after the old man? He somewhen decided on the latter, and rushed after the sometime man.

His calls were once once more drowned out - this time by the sound of a bus coming to a stop ahead. The erstwhile man immediately took off towards the motorbus station - Makoto panicked slightly and upped his own step as well, and managed to hop into the bus after the old human being in the nick of fourth dimension. Makoto found the former homo sitting in the back, and just every bit he was about to head in that location, his legs wobbled from the intense running and he lost his balance. Just before he crashed to the ground, he instinctively grabbed onto something. He heard the sound of something tearing, and fell to the ground regardless.

Makoto'southward sole consolation was that he managed to soften his autumn somewhat past grabbing onto the mysterious object, merely even that turned out to be simply a continuation of his misfortune.

He happened to tear open a purse, from which spilled dozens of precious jewelry. The owner of the bag, an average looking salary-man, immediately took out a pocketknife and demanded everyone to freeze.

That homo was named Jutarō Akafuku. He was a man whose life had been blessed with fortune for equally long as he was alive. He found himself in several dangerous situations in the by, but he survived all of them thanks to a series of unlikely coincidences and lucky accidents. He believed that luck was his strength - yet he did not desire to admit that. In fact, he sought to eliminate all traces of doubtfulness and luck-dependent factors in his job - that of a robber.

He works lonely, and only takes on jobs that he knows he tin can fulfill with absolute certainty. And thanks to his conscientious planning, he had been extremely successful thus far. He was just done robbing a small jewelry shop, and was on his way dwelling house, dressed as a salaryman that nobody volition remember of looking at twice.

It all went smoothly, until he was involved in somebody's misfortune. It was a misfortune powerful enough that he could not overcome even with his unnatural luck.

In the meanwhile, Makoto was experiencing a pocket-size breakdown thank you to the series of incredibly unlucky events. And to recall it all started from him taking the long mode home - he couldn't fifty-fifty wrap his head effectually everything. Correctly identifying Makoto as the crusade of his recent misfortune, Jutarō decided to accept him hostage, and got the driver out of his seat by threatening to slit Makoto's pharynx if he didn't comply.

Jutarō sat Makoto down in the driver'southward seat and used him as a hostage. In the meanwhile, he ordered the passengers in the bus to gather the scattered pieces of jewelry for him, promising their rubber if they cooperated. However, just every bit someone finished gathering all the pieces, the onetime homo, who had been faking slumber up till that point, sprang upward and tackled Jutarō, pinning him on the footing. The old man was a kendo master.

At that precise instant, one idea ran through Makoto's heed particularly strongly - he must save the quondam homo.

We get a slight hint of Makoto's optimism and willingness to fight, only that was all for naught as the bus suddenly accelerated - Makoto had accidentally shifted the gears and stepped on the gas pedal. The bus lurched forward, throwing both Makoto and the erstwhile man off residuum. The one-time man yelled at Makoto to step on the brakes, which Makoto did immediately, putting the charabanc to an abrupt finish that knocked him off balance once again. As he was regaining his balance, his hand accidentally brushed over a button.

Information technology was a push button to open up the bus's door. Jutarō saw this every bit an opportunity and immediately hightailed it out of the jitney. The old man was writhing on the ground in pain, and shouted at Makoto to chase after the robber. Makoto couldn't believe that he'd ask someone of his stature to chase after a grown human being - and capture him, no less. But for some reason, the entire bus seemed to be in agreement. Makoto sought out the bus driver for assistance - surely he would betoken out how ridiculous this situation was - but plant the bus driver passed out. How unlucky.

Left with no selection, Makoto jumped out of the bus, only to crash into a postman who took note of the double-decker's erratic movements and came over to cheque. Both of them fell over - Makoto lamenting his bad luck again before noticing Jutarō riding the motorcycle that in one case belonged to the postman. Jutarō was frustrated with the serial of irregular happenings that disrupted his careful planning - something like this had never happened before -, and threatened Makoto by saying that he'd hate Makoto for the rest of his life if he ended upwards existence arrested.

Jutarō started the engine and accelerated, believing that he could escape successfully with this motorcycle. He'd have to abandon it eventually since postal service commitment motorcycles tend to stand up out - but that'll exist a while ahead. The postman shouted at him, and Makoto just stood there unmoving. He was tired of the streak of misfortune that seemed to follow him at every step, and decided to requite up and do nothing. He merely wanted to go dorsum to his normal daily life equally a ordinary high school student.

At that moment, the motorcycle that Jutarō was riding tipped over and threw the man across the street. The motorcycle spun wildly and hit a streetlamp before exploding in a shower of sparks and smoke, burning upwardly the handbag of letters that the postman had put on it.

Makoto walked towards the accident site, unable to believe his eyes. What he establish was a bent and cleaved can of juice - the cause for the motorcycle overturning was one of the cans that Makoto accidentally spilled all over the streets just a while ago, and one that he wasn't able to locate when he searched for missing cans.

It was a serial of impossible coincidences caused by Makoto's bad luck. And this state of affairs was but a result of Makoto'southward overwhelmingly bad luck managing to defeat Jutarō'southward careful planning and luck. It rendered all sorts of talent and hard work futile.

Yet this was not the finish of the worst twenty-four hour period in the life of Makoto Naegi - merely he himself would not realize this until much afterward.

The scene shifts dorsum to Jin Kirigiri, who has been informed that the alphabetic character addressed to that twelvemonth'south Ultimate Lucky Student has been burnt upward in an unfortunate accident involving a robber and a motorbike stolen from a postman. Having heard that, Jin decides to hold the lottery again, because he feels that the misfortune of having her admission letter burn upward disqualifies her from being accepted as Ultimate Lucky Student. In fact, he's already gotten the results of the draw - Makoto Naegi.

Meanwhile, Makoto was returning habitation subsequently a long menstruum of questioning by the law (and of class, he missed Sayaka Maizono'due south performance on the Tv that he was looking forward to). He was expressionless tired, yet his nerves were still on the edge as he was wary of more unfortunate things happening to him on the taxi ride home. Fortunately, he arrived home rather smoothly - only to be greeted past his enthusiastic younger sister, who told him that a letter from Hope's Peak Academy had arrived for him, accepting him equally this yr's Ultimate Lucky Student.

Makoto was overjoyed - he felt similar all the misfortune that he'd experienced in this 24-hour interval had been overturned by this news, but little did he know that he was incorrect.

Appearances

Characters

• Makoto Naegi
• Jutarō Akafuku
• Old man
• Jin Kirigiri
• The Steering Commission
• Komaru Naegi
• Makoto and Komaru Naegi's mother

Mentioned

• Nagito Komaeda
• Sayaka Maizono
• Makoto and Komaru Naegi'southward father

Aftermath

Makoto saw the invitation to Promise's Peak Academy equally a souvenir from fate—an undeniable reversal of his unluckiness. Nonetheless, the reality of it was quite dissimilar. Information technology wasn't expert luck that had led to his selection as the Ultimate Lucky Educatee — but very, very bad luck. Had he not been chosen, he would have never met that strange mechanical carry, and he would have never been fabricated to participate in the Killing Schoolhouse Life.

He would have never experienced any of those hopelessly despair-ridden events.

Merely he was called. He was selected to exist the Ultimate Lucky Student. And that, more than anything else, was what truly made those twenty-four hour period the worst day of Makoto Naegi's life.

At that bespeak in time, though, Makoto didn't even have an inkling of a premonition of what was to come. He spent the evening celebrating with his family.

But that's perfectly natural. Afterwards all, this is a tale of something that happened earlier annihilation had happened even so.

And thus Makoto Naegi Undercover File drew to an end.

He concluded the day... with a smile.

Navigation

five•eastward NOVELS
Hope's Peak Serial	Calorie-free Novels	Danganronpa Zero • Danganronpa Kirigiri • Danganronpa i ・2 Beautiful Days • Danganronpa: Togami
	Short Stories	Makoto Naegi Underground File • Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc IF • Ultra Despair Hagakure

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