If this execution was spiced up, say, he just gets beat up by Monokuma at the end, it probably would've been higher. Anyone can do a "dartboard roulette," it didn't feel quite as quirky or zainy as a regular Danganronpa execution. The only reason I didn't give it a ranking is because I felt this execution was kinda boring and uninspired. It also references his balancing act that he states his luck goes through every lucky thing that happens to him causes an equally unlucky thing to happen (see: Nagito's 3rd Law of Bullshit), such as his being abducted by a serial killer but finding a winning lotto ticket in the trash can he was stashed in, or him winning a trip in a plane, but it crashing and him being the only survivor. The whole thing ties into Komaeda's bullshit luck talent, and even shows Monokuma frustrated for that very reason. Finally, though, his luck runs out and one hits its mark between the eyes. Monokuma throws many darts at him, but they all miss their mark and land harmlessly around him. He/She/They fall for what feels like forever until they fall directly into a pit of sharpened candy canes (without the curves, just sharp sticks of candy cane), impaling them.Komeada is tied to a giant dartboard. The bubble floats away and the Candymaker starts to get oxygen deprived, gasping for air up until the bubble pops. Giant Monokuma blows a bubble out of the gumballs which has the candymaker inside of it. Monokuma puts them into the gumball and chews them up with it, but just when we think it's all over we see that they're still alive. A giant monokuma in a kids T-Shirt and baseball cap is putting in money to dispense gumball after gumball, chewing them all up until the candymaker themself is dispensed. The Candymaker then falls down a hole in the floor and into a gumball machine. The ultimate candymaker could be running from Monokuma, who is attempting to squish him/her/them with a giant toffee hammer.
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