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I would recommend keeping any netting between layers of organza as netting can be scratchy.įor my skirt I made an A-line petticoat and you may be wondering why you would use an A-line petticoat for a bell shaped skirt. However, the organza I used for the Celeste petticoat was stiff enough that I found the netting layer to be unnecessary, and would probably make it out of just organza if I was doing it again. For the first three petticoats I made, the organza wasn’t stiff enough to hold up well, so there is a layer of netting between two layers of organza. Depending on your organza and netting, you might find the netting unnecessary. For my petticoats I like to use organza and if needed a heavier nylon netting. If you’re making a petticoat yourself, it takes quite a bit of time, so you want to get the longest lifespan possible out of it. Tulle has a tendency to pack into itself over time and will deflate fairly quickly. So, to make a petticoat strong enough to hold up a skirt like this, a lot of a strong fabric needs to be used.Ī note: I don’t ever recommend using tulle for a petticoat being used to provide volume underneath a skirt (instead of say, to smooth out visible hoops, an overlay, or tutu skirt, all situations where tulle is fine). A hoop skirt could be used, but traditionally petticoats are more prevalent in EGL fashion. Her death is played for sympathy as she hopes she will meet the remaining survivors in another life someday and before that she gave them a key in order to help them escape, despite the fact she will die because of them, even talking as Taeko and dropping her facade for minimum.Celeste has a very large skirt with a lot of volume.It is stated that she genuinely cares for her pet cat, Grand Bois Chéri Ludenberg.Although she did it out of greed, her main motivation was to escape the school she was trapped in, being pushed more and more as time passed.As a child, she was abandoned by others and neglected by her own parents as Taeko who was viewed as plain and mediocrity, which is why she became Celestia who'd get power that can control people, but as Taeko she just wanted real friends.Although a bit implied in the game, in the manga she's stated to be a sympathetic villain for following reasons:.

CELESTIA LUDENBERG PLUS

She fails the massive heinous standards of the Danganronpa franchise, plus her sending assassins to kill people is FAR away from what Junko could do with similar resources.If she accomplished her goal, people that gets on her nerves will be killed.

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After class trial she confessed she couldn't care less if others died for her greed.

After everything was accomplished, she smashed Hifumi's head, only for him to remember her real name and tell everyone until he died, serving this as Karma.

Stole Alter-ego, turned Hifumi against Taka and used the former one as a pawn that will kill Taka and frame Yasuhiro.

Stated that Chihiro got the death that he deserved for not listening to her night rule that she herself later disobeyed.

Yelled at Hifumi for not making the tea the way she wanted, treating him as her servant.In the anime, she is voiced by Lindsay Seidel. She was voiced by Hekiru Shiina in Japanese and Marieve Herington in the English version. in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc (along with Anime) she was supporting character until in chapter 3 where she served as main antagonist, a redeemed antagonist in Danganronpa IF, and a posthumous antagonist in Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School - Future Arc. Taeko Yasuhiro, better known as Celestia 'Celeste' Ludenberg, is a character from the Danganronpa franchise.

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