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9. Klash later received an apology from a Whataburger representative over the incident, both in-person and on Twitter. [116][117] The reveal in the first game of one characters' gender, who had been cross-dressing, received mixed reception from some critics, who called the discovery "a cheap plot device". [118] The series has won multiple awards, including the first one: GameFan as Game of the Year,
Best Sony Portable Exclusive Game, and Best Adventure Game. [119] Game Informer awarded it Best Vita Exclusive,[120] Best New Character (Monokuma) while RPGFan gave it the "Best Story",[121] and "Best Graphic Adventure",[122] while Goodbye Despair received Famitsu's Game of the Year (Readers),[123] Hardcore Gamer's Best PS Vita Game,[124] "Best New Character" (Monokuma),[125] and "Best Adventure Game",[125] while in the Japan Game Awards it won the "Award of Excellence". [126] In 2017, Famitsu readers voted Danganronpa among the top four adventure games of all time, along with Steins;Gate, 428: Shibuya Scramble and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. [127] Killing Harmony won the Excellence Prize at the Famitsu Awards[128] and the award for "Best Plot Twist" in Game Informer's 2017 Adventure Game of the Year Awards. [129] In a Famitsu poll celebrating the franchise's tenth anniversary, the series remained more popular within female players than male players. The survey also included the fact that Danganronpa is mostly popular within young adults despite the magazine claiming the game were created to appeal to older gamers. [130] In 2014, The 19th Animation Kobe committee chose
Seiji Kishi to receive their Individual Award for the stretch of his career including Danganronpa: The Animation,
Arpeggio of Blue Steel, and Hamatora. [131] GamesRadar writer Kenneth Shepard acclaimed the End of Hope's Peak Academy series, stating that despite the franchise changing media from games, the narrative was appropriate for the television series.
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