Danganronpa S: Guide To MonoMono Machines

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One of the best things about Danganronpa S: Ultimate Summer Camp is that you get the chance to play as practically every character who has appeared in the series. However, unlocking these characters' cards takes a lot of time and effort. That means a lot of trips to the MonoMono Machines over at the school store.

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If you've played any of the Danganronpa titles before, you've definitely encountered a MonoMono Machine. However, there's a lot more to keep track of this time around. For instance, there are hundreds of cards with various levels of rarity. Plus, the school store now has four different machines to purchase from. So, how does one navigate it all without falling prey to pesky microtransactions? Keep reading, and we'll guide you through it.

The school store has everything you need to get your summer camp experience up and running. As you continue to earn medals in the game, you will find yourself visiting here quite often. Here's a rundown of the items you can purchase.

So, you've entered the school store for the first time and noticed four different machines. You may wonder why there are so many MonoMono machines and if they differ from each other. To answer your question, each MonoMono Machine takes different currency and offers different card rarities. Here's a quick look at each one.

The MonoMono Machine resembles the same machine from Trigger Happy Havoc. To use it, you need to spend Monokuma medals, which look like silver monocoins. There's no guarantee of high rarity cards in this machine. However, the medals required to use it are much easier to come by.

The MonoMono Yachine is a replica of the palm tree gacha machine from Goodbye