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Kokichism 

Kokichism Is the Worshipping of Kokichi Ouma The ultimate supreme leader
Kokichism is the religion i joined to worship Kokichi Ouma
Kokichism by Mitsuri November 1, 2020
I’m sorry, he is not a UwU gay rat boi.
Person: Kokichi is my UwU gay rat boi
Fandom: Shut the fuck up

ouma kokichi 

A small purple dictator who screams about robo penises and a fictional drink "panta" that's based on the real drink "Fanta".

He enjoys harassing everyone he knows.
Oh my god is that Ouma Kokichi? Run!
ouma kokichi by Shslmistake June 20, 2017

Kokichi Ouma 

One of the most popular characters of the Danganronpa franchise. He is a young boy who looks to be around 16-18, and is very short with a slim figure. He has purple hair, often allowing people to call him a grape, and wears a white outfit with a checkered scarf, which he is also known for. He calls himself the Ultimate Supreme Leader.

He is basically the living definition of a lie, whereas in the killing game he tells everyone he enjoys the game and that it is fun, when, in reality, he actually really hates the killing game and wants to end it no matter what. His first interraction that is shown is him following around K1-B0, the Ultimate Robot, also known as Kiibo, who Kokichi calls Keeboy and constantly asks him if robots have dicks. Kokichi is then introduced by saying that he has an evil secret organization of over 10,000 members (which is later revealed to be a prankster group of only 10 members) and states that he is a liar and he might have been lying about it. Kokichi also often uses the laugh "Nii-shishi" from the original Japanese version of the game, or "Nee-heehee" from the English version.

Kokichi is often shown with an obsession with Panta, the off-brand version of Fanta used in Danganronpa, because he is shown with a bottle of grape Panta in his promo art. He is also often shipped with Shuichi Saihara from the same game, with almost 3/4 of the fandom shipping them.
Person1: Niishishi~ Hey hey hey guess who I am guess who I am!!

Person2: Your Kokichi...

Person1: I'm Kokichi Ouma, the Ultimate Supreme Leader!! Niishishi!!~

Person2: Yeah yeah we get it, your obsessed with Kokichi, right?

Person1: Maybeeeee!~
Kokichi Ouma by mmstrawberri August 25, 2019

Kokichi Oma 

Kokichi Oma is one of the 16 students in Danganronpa V3. He is "The Ultimate Supreme Leader". Although he pushes others away from him through lies and manipulation, it is implied he does so to make his sacrifice less hurtful. It is also implied he has a crush on the protagonist, Shuichi Saihara. Despite consistent hints and ploys alluding to Kokichi being the mastermind, it is revealed Kokichi lied in order to try to stop the game, as he "does not like games that you are forced to play". Kokichi is shown to be quite intelligent, as not only is he able to make quick, cunning lies on the spot, but it is shown that he constantly investigated past trials/evidence, and created a script so Kaito Momota could successfully imitate Kokichi regardless of the situation. He also asked Miu Iruma for many inventions which enabled progression for the group, and successfully managed to manipulate Gonta Gokuhara into killing another. Despite being one of the smallest students (156cm/5 foot 1 in), he shows little to no fear when intimidated by larger/stronger students. The game presents Kokichi as a malicious, hellbent leader, however it is revealed in Chapter 6 that Kokichi did not run a large, secret cult. Instead, he was the leader of a 10 person gang, whose sole purpose was to play pranks and cause laughter, called "D.I.C.E".
Kokichi Oma is popularly shipped with Shuichi Saihara (Saioma/Saiouma), K1-B0 (Kiiboma/Kiibouma), Kaito Momota (Omota/Oumota), and Himiko Yumeno (Omeno/Oumeno).
Fan 1: "Man, I love Kokichi Ouma! He's such a good character"
Fan 2: "Kokichi Oma*. But yes I agree"
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Fan 3: "Kokichi Oma is the worst character! He got my boy Gonta killed"
Fan 4: "But he sacrificed himself for the survival of the other students. He purposely made an unsolvable murder"
Fan 5: "But Shuichi solved it, didn't he?"
Kokichi Oma by MissJessiac June 9, 2018

Kokichi Ouma 

grape satan child, purple gremlin boy, cute compulsive liar. whatever you call him, he's still adorable and we all love him because he drank grape panta when no one else would.
me: "wow kokichi ouma's so cyute i wish he was real so i could have cuddles with him :3cc"
person: "what the fuck-"
Kokichi Ouma by Battyfoox September 6, 2018
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