Nagito Komaeda

Nagito has the title of Super High School-Level Luck. However, his luck resembles a curse disguised as a gift, as it’s a constant turn between extreme “good luck” and extreme “bad luck.”

Nagito first comes off a polite, meek and kind yet somewhat insecure boy. He attempts to be the team’s conflict mediator and optimistic poster boy, often encouraging others to be hopeful and cooperate, but he isn’t really taken seriously and is even made fun of by Hiyoko Saionji who considers his dramatic pep talks about hope and friendship embarrassing and lame. Nagito often appears unusually carefree, though he claims to be a pessimist. He seems to lack tact and can sometimes say things that seem awkward, strange or even unsettling, though he doesn’t seem to realize this and acts like it’s just normal casual talk. Despite this, he appears harmless, and Hajime Hinata even mentions that his bright smile is very comforting. He is generally quite submissive and a push-over with a self-depreciating attitude. He wants to avoid conflict and goes along with other people (even agreeing with Hiyoko when she makes fun of him), but at times he can also be more forceful. He is quick to scold Hajime when he’s being too pessimistic or when he thought he was bullying Mikan Tsumiki. He is notably annoyed by Teruteru Hanamura’s treatment of girls and decides to keep an eye on him to make sure he won’t harass anyone. He is also the only one to stay with unconscious Hajime and expresses concern for his physical and mental well-being, even after Hajime told him to go away. Though friendly with everyone, he is mostly interested in spending time with Hajime and can even appear a bit clingy towards him. Hajime considers him a little annoying and maybe not the most reliable, but still a kind person.

Nagito appears in Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls referred to only as “Servant.”