History VisualNovel / DanganronpaSUltimateSummerCamp

* LootBoxes: By default, the only playable characters are the Normal-tier versions of Makoto from ''Danganronpa'', Hajime from ''Danganronpa 2'', Komaru from ''Danganronpa Another Episode'', and Kaede & Shuichi from ''Danganronpa V3''. The main way to unlock more characters, permanent power-ups for these characters, as well as everyone's Rare, Ultra, and Super variants (which can equip more skills and have different art, with the U-tier variants showcasing the new swimsuit outfits this game advertised) is to earn Monocoins (which come in Silver, Gold, and Monomicoin tiers) through the game's Despair Tower battle mode and randomly obtain new things through the [=MonoMono Machines=]. Alternatively, see {{Microtransactions}}.

This game was released as both part of ''Decadence'' and as a stand alone Nintendo eShop Game in Japan on November 4th, 2021, and on December 3rd, 2021 outside of Japan. Spike Chunsoft announced on June 29, 2022 that the game will be available for international download on PlayStation®4, Steam®, iOS, and Android on July 21, 2022; these versions will include additional illustrations from official series merchandise, [[VersionExclusiveContent with no announced plans to add these illustrations to the original version of the game]].

This game was released as both part of ''Decadence'' and as a stand alone Nintendo eShop Game in Japan on November 4th, 2021, and on December 3rd, 2021 outside of Japan.

* PennyShaving: In Monosuke's Hope Fragment event, Monosuke steals all of the students' Jabbercoins, figuring that whoever controls the virtual world's currency controls the virtual world. Sonia is outraged, scolding that [[BaitAndSwitchComment he should've started by stealing small amounts so they wouldn't notice]]. Her response makes the other students a little concerned about her.

* AbsenteeActor: Though the game includes characters from ''VideoGame/UltraDespairGirls'' like Komaru, Hiroko, and the Warriors of Hope, other major characters like Yuta, Taichi, and Haiji don't appear here.

* ShoutOut: Genocide Jack has tally marks cut into her skin to count her victims just like [[ComicBook/{{Batman}} Victor Zsasz]].

* SchoolSwimsuit: Junko Enoshima chooses to wear a standard issue school swimsuit as a joke against guys who were expecting {{Fanservice}} from her. But she also mentions that there are guys who are [[FetishFuel into that sort of thing]], especially Hifumi.

* {{Foil}}: Junko and Mukuro get the same skits with the same people, but the conversations they have take different turns. The same thing happens with Hajime and Izuru. For example, one skit starts with Monaca telling Junko a story, when Gonta enters the scene while chasing a bug. The bug lands on Junko's shoulder and then flies to Gonta on her command, impressing both of them as it seems her popularity extends even to insects. The same skit with Mukuro begins with Monaca stalking Mukuro because she recognizes her as an imposter. Gonta enters the scene chasing a bug, and Mukuro catches it out of the air with her hands without injuring it, impressing them with her dexterity instead.

* GoKartingWithBowser: Just like V3's Ultimate Talent Development Plan, Monokuma, Junko, and Izuru are playable characters.

* InterfaceScrew: In the final story section, while on Monokuma's second virtual Jabberwock Island, the screen periodically glitches out and the only option available to select is development mode with the initial Makoto card.

* FanDisservice: Every character gets a swimsuit, even {{Gonks}} like Hifumi and Teruteru. Also, Toko Fukawa/Genocide Jack also wears a swimsuit, but it shows her [[CouldntFindAPen tallymarks cut into her skin to count her victims as a]] SerialKiller (Toko covers it with a skirt, but Genocide Jack does not).

* FanDisservice: Every character gets a swimsuit, even {{Gonks}} like Hifumi and Teruteru. Also, Toko Fukawa/Genocide Jack also wears a swimsuit, but it shows her [[CouldntFindAPen tallymarks cut into her skin to count her victims as a]] SerialKiller (Toko covers it with a skit, but Genocide Jack does not).

* FanDisservice: Promotional material shows that every character gets a swimsuit, even gonks like Hifumi and Teruteru. Also, Toko Fukawa/Genocide Jack also wears a swimsuit, but it shows her [[CouldntFindAPen tallymarks cut into her skin to count her victims as a]] SerialKiller.

* LateArrivalSpoiler: If you haven't already played all three of the mainline games, as well as ''VideoGame/UltraDespairGirls'', you ''will'' get spoiled on something during this game. Mukuro Ikusaba is shown dressing as Junko Enoshima (but is still listed by name); there are two different Byakuyas, one explicitly billed as an impostor; the existence of the Neo World Program, one of the biggest twists of ''VisualNovel/Danganronpa2GoodbyeDespair'', forms the basic premise of the game; one look at Hajime and Izuru's identical faces will immediately tell you there's ''some'' connection between them; Monaca's affiliation with the Towa group; and so on.

* AbsenteeActor: Though the game includes characters from ''VideoGame/UltraDespairGirls'' like Komaru, Hiroko, and the Warriors of Hope, other major characters like Yuta and Haiji don't appear here.

* LooseCanon: It's left deliberately unclear how much of the canon information from the other games applies in this one. Among many other strange details, all three classes appear to be graduating in the same year (even though the classes of the first game and second game are a year apart in canon); they attend Hope's Peak for three years instead of the two in canon; Komaru is close friends with Toko, has met Byakuya before, and mentions having met Hiroko and the Warriors of Hope in Towa City, meaning that ''something'' reminiscent of ''Ultra Despair Girls'' took place; Monokuma knows about Killing Games despite none having apparently occurred in this timeline; and so on. At the very least, Danganronpa S takes place in the continuity of V3's Ultimate Talent Development Plan, as many characters also mention events that occurred during UTDP's interactions; specifically, it takes place in the third year, after the students already went through the track and field competition in the first year, and the school festival in the second year, but not yet having had the Christmas party in the third year.

* LooseCanon: It's left deliberately unclear how much of the canon information from the other games applies in this one. Among many other strange details, all three classes appear to be graduating in the same year (even though the classes of the first game and second game are a year apart in canon); they attend Hope's Peak for three years instead of the two in canon; Komaru is close friends with Toko, has met Byakuya before, and mentions having met Hiroko and the Warriors of Hope in Towa City, meaning that ''something'' reminiscent of ''Ultra Despair Girls'' took place; Monokuma knows about Killing Games despite none having apparently occurred in this timeline; and so on. At the very least, Danganronpa S takes place in the continuity of V3's Ultimate Talent Development Plan, as many characters also mention events that occurred during UTDP's interactions; specifically, it takes place in the third year, after the students already went through the track and field competitions and school festivals in the first two years, but not yet having had the Christmas party.

* LooseCanon: It's left deliberately unclear how much of the canon information from the other games applies in this one. Among many other strange details, all three classes appear to be graduating in the same year (even though the classes of the first game and second game are a year apart in canon); they attend Hope's Peak for three years instead of the two in canon; Komaru is close friends with Toko and mentions having met Hiroko and the Warriors of Hope in Towa City, meaning that ''something'' reminiscent of ''Ultra Despair Girls'' took place; Monokuma knows about Killing Games despite none having apparently occurred in this timeline; and so on. At the very least, Danganronpa S takes place in the continuity of V3's Ultimate Talent Development Plan, as many characters also mention events that occurred during UTDP's interactions.

* LooseCanon: It's left deliberately unclear how much of the canon information from the other games applies in this one. Among many other strange details, all three classes appear to be graduating in the same year (even though the classes of the first game and second game are a year apart in canon); they attend Hope's Peak for three years instead of the two in canon; Komaru is close friends with Toko and mentions having met Hiroko and the Warriors of Hope in Towa City, meaning that ''something'' reminiscent of ''Ultra Despair Girls'' took place; Monokuma knows about Killing Games despite none having apparently occurred in this timeline; and so on.

* LooseCanon: It's left deliberately unclear how much of the canon information from the other games applies in this one. Among many other strange details, all three classes appear to be graduating in the same year (even though the classes of the first game and second game should be a year apart in canon); Komaru is close friends with Toko and mentions having met Hiroko and the Warriors of Hope in Towa City, meaning that ''something'' reminiscent of ''Ultra Despair Girls'' took place; Monokuma knows about Killing Games despite none having apparently occurred in this timeline; and so on.