Notes:

Anime: Actually a video game called Danganronpa: Another Episode a.k.a. Zettai Zetsubou Shoujo a.k.a. Absolute Despair Girls
TL Note: Zetsubou means despair, to which the main villanous mascot in the first two games, and the mastermind in those two games are utterly obsessed to a fetishist level. I would tell you who that mastermind is, but it would be the biggest spoiler in the history of spoilers so yeah.
TL Note 2: Shoujo isn't just a term for a genre of manga and anime, you baka gaijin, it's Japanese for girl(s).
TL Note 2-1: Japanese has no plural, so every noun means the singular and plural form simultaneously. Context decides whether or not the noun is singular or plural.
TL Note 2-1-1: Simultaneously means at the same time. PSAT 2014 fandom on Tumblr made fun of the sentence "I had a piano recital scheduled simultaneously at the same time", which redundantly says the same thing twice.
TL Note 2-2: Baka means stupid, but it has other connotations as well. Japanese is an incredibly delicate language in which context (Yes, context!) decides everything. Therefore, baka can mean anything from dumbass to silly.
TL Note 2-3: Gaijin means foreigner (from a Japanese viewpoint). It is equivalent to the Mexican Spanish term "gringo" which basically means the same thing, but from a Mexican standpoint. Which means that a Japanese may call a Mexican a gaijin and the Mexican may call the Japanese a gringo. Fancy that.
TL Note 3: Danganronpa is a compound word made from "dangan" and "ronpa".
TL Note 3-1: Dangan means bullet.
TL Note 3-2: Ronpa means refutation.