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09. Naruto approved of his son using it and quickly showed a considerable improvement in performance. Afterwards, despite Boruto still losing, Naruto applauded his son on his recent growth, which Boruto was
happy to hear. Later, Kawaki gave up trying to fix the vase leading to Boruto yelling at him. Immediately after this he asked Kawaki to teach him about the Kāma as he wanted to master it a bit, leading to them sparring together. Afterwards Boruto saw a vision of Momoshiki and asked Kawaki if he saw anything, which he didn't. Boruto warms up to Kawaki. Meanwhile, Naruto was informed by Ino that someone had
infiltrated the village. Naruto told Boruto to
take Himawari and run but before this could happen, Delta arrived before them. As Delta and Naruto exchanged words, Boruto
took Kawaki's fearful attitude as proof of Delta's abilities. Naruto instructed him to watch over Himawari before fighting Delta.
8 million copies sold,[230] while volumes 12–15
were among the 50 best-selling manga volumes. [231] In 2018, the seventeenth volume of the manga had received an initial print run of 600,000 copies. [232] It was the fifth best-selling manga in the first half of 2018 with over 2. 5 million copies sold,[233] while volumes 17 and 18 were the thirteenth and seventeenth best-selling manga volumes, respectively. [234] The series ranked sixth on Rakuten's Top 20 Best Selling Digital Manga of 2018. [235] It was the second best-selling manga in 2018, behind One Piece, with over 6. 7 million copies sold;[236] volumes 17–20 were among the 50 best-selling manga volumes,
having sold over 3 million copies combined. [237] The 22nd volume topped the Oricon's ranking sales chart list in February 2019, with 576,148 copies sold. [238] It was the fourth best-selling manga in the first half of 2019, with over 3. 1 million copies sold;[239] volumes 21–23 were among the 50 best-selling manga volumes of the year. [240] It was the sixth best-selling manga in 2019, with over 5 million copies sold.
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characters discuss the case in real-time, and the player must spot contradictions in their statements and shoot them using "Truth Bullets" containing the corresponding evidence. These sections are broken up by assorted minigames including spelling out clues, rhythmically fighting against suspects and piecing together comic books depicting the case. [16] The spin-offs Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls and Danganronpa: Unlimited Battle use different types of gameplay. The former is a third-person shooter in which the protagonist, Komaru Naegi, uses a megaphone to issue commands at most of the electronic objects in-game, including Monokuma Robots and switches. [17] Unlimited Battle is an action game where players use touchscreen controls to fling a team of four of the Danganronpa characters at enemies. [18] Development[edit] "It was originally a basic visual novel, but visual novel games are not that popular in Japan anymore, either. So we figured that if DanganRonpa were to be just a visual novel, it would not be as popular we wanted it to be, these days. So that's why, to show that the game is really interesting, we decided to add a lot of different features --
after the scenario was written. " —Yoshinori Terasawa[19] While at Spike, Kodaka proposed an idea to the company that was known as Distrust. [20] The concept was similar to that of Danganronpa, a battle royale style death game in a closed environment between high school students, but the idea was too gruesome and was consequently scrapped. After tweaking the concept, Kodaka successfully pitched it to the company and the game went into production, becoming Danganronpa.
