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Yamaceles is the het ship between Hifumi Yamada and Celestia Ludenberg from the Danganronpa fandom.
Canon[]
Hifumi regards Celestia highly, even referring to her as "Mistress", and following every one of her orders. Despite the fact the first major interaction seen between the two resulted in Celestia smashing a cup of tea in anger and berating Hifumi harshly for preparing it incorrectly. Hifumi doesn’t seem to be too bothered by this, however.
He seems to be extremely protective over Celestia (or just has a strong sense of justice) as shown after she lies to him about being assaulted by Kiyotaka Ishimaru. He was incredibly chivalrous. He is willing to kill Kiyotaka for such a thing. He forgives Celestia immediately after supposedly helping his enemy. It might have been implied that he was jealous, although that is still uncertain.
During his last moments of life, after being asked by Aoi Asahina about who attacked him, Hifumi begins saying "Yasuhiro...". It's later revealed during the Class Trial that he meant Celestia's true name - Taeko Yasuhiro. This implies that the two had close enough that he had been told her real name. She may have trusted him, or figured it wouldn’t matter either way because she had planned his death. Since the head trauma from the injury caused him to regain his lost memories right before his death, this means that at some point during their time at Hope's Peak Academy before the Killing School Life, Celestia told Hifumi her real full name, which she kept secret from everyone.
Shortly after Hifumi and Celestia's deaths, Makoto Naegi along with the remaining students discover a picture of Hifumi, Celestia, and Sayaka Maizono at Hope's Peak Academy before the Killing School Life and The Tragedy began. In the picture Celestia is angrily holding onto Hifumi for stealing her fake eyelashes as Sayaka laughs. However, it doesn't seem to be any sort of threatening anger, and Hifumi seems more amused than afraid. This could indicate their previous relationship was a more friendly one. One that was very different then the bully/victim one they had in Killing School Life.
In many pieces of official art, Celestia is shown to be sitting on top of Hifumi, literally using him as a chair, solidifying their relationship as him simply being used. Hifumi smiles at this, possibly feeling pleasure from being sat upon by his master.
Fanon[]
The ship sailed as a result of the two having their most important interactions with each other. It received mixed feedback. Celestia using Hifumi like a servant was enough to put off some fans. A lot of fans abandoned the ship after Celestia tricked Hifumi to kill Kiyotaka and then killed him. Nonetheless, the ship still has a big following. One of its sweetest aspects is considered to be Celestia revealing her true name to Hifumi back during their school years, as she kept it a secret from everyone.
Fandom[]
FAN FICTION
- Celestia Ludenberg/Hifumi Yamada tag on AO3
- Celestia Ludenberg & Hifumi Yamada tag on AO3
- Yamada/Celestia tag on FanFiction.Net
FAN ART
- Yamaceles tag on DeviantArt
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WIKI
- Celestia's relationship with Hifumi on Danganronpa Wikia
- Hifumi's relationship with Celestia on Danganronpa Wikia
- Celeste x Yamada on Fanlore
Trivia[]
- This is one of several ships between a victim and a culprit of a killing game, with the others being Leosaya, Chimondo, Yamataka, Twoteru, Mahpeko, Tsumionji, Band Aid, Nekodam, Komanami, Satosumi, Nishichino, Amamatsu, Shiromami, Tojoshi, Shinnaga, Tenkiyo, Gokuiru, and Oumota.
- This is also the only Danganronpa ship between two culprits of the same chapter, as Chapter 3 of Danganronpa 1 is the only chapter ever to feature more than one culprit.
- Technically, they share this trait with Kaemugi. However, Kaede Akamatsu was later revealed to have never actually been a culprit, after all. Furthermore, Kaede and Tsumugi haven't worked on their case together, unlike Celestia and Hifumi.
- This is also the only Danganronpa ship between two culprits of the same chapter, as Chapter 3 of Danganronpa 1 is the only chapter ever to feature more than one culprit.
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