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K1-B0 was among these sixteen individuals despite the obvious fact, that he was a robot.ĭespite being chosen to participant however, K1-B0 and the other fifteen participants had no intentions of going along with the plan, not wanting to abandon their loved ones. To try and preserve the last vestiges of mankind before the Earth’s destruction, the government decided to select sixteen talented students chosen by the Ultimate Initiative that also somehow happened to be immune to the virus, put them in a spaceship colony, and have them escape before the Earth's destruction. It was initiated by heads of nations from all over the world after countless meteorites crashed into Earth, spreading a deadly virus all throughout the atmosphere. Part of the fake backstories created for K1-B0 and the other fifteen students was The Gofer Project, which supposedly happened before the Killing Game started. The Gofer Project Main article: The Gofer Project

However, he fears that other students will discriminate him because he is a robot. Eventually, the professor even sent him to attend Īdabashi Industries High School (飯田橋工業高校) and he was recognized as being Ultimate even as a robot. This time, his AI matured accordingly and he learned and developed as his creator raised him like his own child, with K1-B0 considering the professor his father. K1-B0's strength was considerably weakened after the incident, described as being similar in strength to an average senior citizen. After learning the story from the professor, he assumed that perhaps he had wanted to be 'reborn' as the professor's son once again. In his 'next life', K1-B0 called it the day of his own 'death' and the day of his true 'birth'. He became similar to a newborn infant once again, with all of his memories deleted. For the first time, he understood how it felt to feel human emotions, and at that moment his AI suddenly reset as if committing suicide. Even though K1-B0 wasn't punished for breaking that rule, he nevertheless felt sadness and blamed himself, feeling extremely guilty. After hurting the professor, K1-B0 was suddenly overcome by immense sadness, especially considering that the First Law of Robotics stated 'a robot must not harm a human being'. K1-B0's programming went rogue and he ended up seriously maiming the professor, but fortunately he survived. One day, an unpredictable accident occurred during a routine experiment. However, a few years passed, and there was no improvement in his mental state. The plan was to raise and develop him like a parent would their own child. Initially, K1-B0 had no knowledge nor awareness, and was only capable of displaying a very narrow spectrum of human emotions. He was meant to be a robot more human than any other robot before. Professor Idabashi, the leading expert in robotics engineering, created K1-B0 to be the culmination of all his research and work. His memories and personality were fabricated as follows: In order for him to fulfil his role as the 'connector' to the outside world, K1-B0's memory of being a part of Team Danganronpa was erased and fabricated just like any other Killing Game participant. His eyes would also act as a camera for the viewers, letting them see the Killing Game from his perspective. This would end up being the 'inner voice' that K1-B0 would hear many times throughout the events of the Killing Game, which in the end was nothing more than an audience survey. The prominent ahoge on the top of his head acted as an antenna that received signals from the outside world. They decided that the main gimmick for the 53rd Season of Danganronpa would be 'audience participation', K1-B0 was created for that role. K1-B0 was created by an organization that created and featured Killing Games for the entire world's entertainment, Team Danganronpa. 1.2.17 Clearing the Death Road of Despair.

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1.2.15 The Fourth Investigation and Class Trial.1.2.12 The Third Investigation and Trial.1.2.5 Exploring the Rest of the Academy.1.2.4 The First Investigation and Trial.1.2.2 Attempting the Death Road of Despair.