Kiibo
| Character | |
|---|---|
| Name: | Kanji: n/a Katakana: キーボ Hiragana: きーぼ Romaji: Kībo Latin Alphabet: Kiibo |
| Occupation: | High School Student |
| Relationships: | Kokichi Ouma (ally; deceased) Miu Iruma (ally; deceased) |
| Fandom: | Dangan Ronpa |
| Other: | Talent: 超高校級の「ロボット」lit. Super High School Level Robot Official English Translation: The Ultimate Robot |
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Kiibo is a student from Dangan Ronpa. He was a prominent character within the series and popular with fans. Kiibo debuted in Dangan Ronpa V3: Killing Harmony, though did not survive The Mastermind's Killing Game. In the official English translation, his name is localized as K1-B0, though fans call him Kiibo far more often than K1-B0.
Canon Overview
Pre-Game Personality
Kiibo was an average teenage boy (robot?) and a fan of Dangan Ronpa, the in-game fictional reality TV show. He auditioned for the show's 53rd season, (stylized as V3,) and got on it. In fanworks, this is considered to be his Pre-Game Personality. Like with every other Killing Harmony student, all of this info is filtered by Tsumugi Shirogane, and fans may not believe this part of his character is true.
Dangan Ronpa Personality
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Popular Tropes & Fanon
He is often considered to be non-binary by fans due to his status as a robot.
Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta
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Relationships
- Kiibo's most popular pairing is with Kokichi Ouma, which is M/M, aka Boys' Love. In Japanese, this is most often called [x].
- See Kiibo x Ouma for more.
- Kiibo is also shipped with Miu Iruma, which is F/M, aka NL. this is called [x], meaning Kiibo attacks and Iruma receives in the coupling. Iruma teased Kiibo throughout the game, and it's implied in canon that she had a one-sided crush on him.
- See Iruma x Kiibo for more.
Less Popular Relationships
This is purposefully an incomplete list, as Kiibo is shipped with much of Dangan Ronpa's cast. In Kanji, Kiibo is usually represented in a pairing names with [x] ([x]). For Katakana, it's usually [x] ([x]). In Hiragana, [x] ([x]) is common.
The order seen should be what's most popular unless marked with "possibly." ENG portmanteaus are also subject to change. Relationships listed fall into GL, NL, BL, Poly, Combi or Cargo.
| With... | Full Label | Type | Portmanteau / Phrase | Kanji | Hiragana or Katakana | Information |
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| n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Example/Notable Fanac
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