Takekuni Kitayama

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Takekuni Kitayama
Personal
Name	Takekuni Kitayama
Kanji	北山猛邦
Romaji	Kitayama Takekuni
Gender	Male
Born	♌ August 9, 1979
Professional
Occupations	Writer
Affiliation	Spike Chunsoft

Takekuni Kitayama (北山猛邦 Kitayama Takekuni) is a Japanese novelist of mystery fiction. He won the 24th Mephisto Prize for "Clock Castle" Murder Case. His works have been translated into Chinese, Taiwanese and Korean. Kitayama is known as a master of impossible situations with a physical trick behind them.

He wrote the light novel series Danganronpa Kirigiri and also wrote the sound novel Kirigiri Sou. He's also a co-writer for the main series starting from Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony, responsible for the writing of murder tricks.

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Works

Kitayama's works for the Danganronpa series include:

• Danganronpa Kirigiri Vol. 1 (Light novel; 2013)
• Danganronpa Kirigiri Vol. 2 (Light novel; 2013)
• Danganronpa Kirigiri Vol. 3 (Light novel; 2014)
• Danganronpa Kirigiri Vol. 4 (Light novel; 2015)
• Kirigiriso (Sound novel; 2016)
• Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony (Video game; 2017)
• Danganronpa Kirigiri Vol. 5 (Light novel; 2017)
• Danganronpa Kirigiri Vol. 6 (Light novel; 2018)
• Danganronpa Kirigiri Vol. 7 (Light novel; 2020)

In addition to working on the Danganronpa series, Kitayama's most prominent works include:

• "Clock Castle" Murder Case (Novel; 2002)
• "Alice Mirror Castle" Murder Case (Novel; 2003)
• Boy Censorship (Novel; 2007)
• Dancing Joker (Novel; 2008)
• How to Remove a Black Cat from a Closed Room (Novel; 2009)
• Reason Why We Stole the Constellation (Novel; 2011)
• Orgoliane (Novel; 2014)
• Teacher Stole the Important Thing (Novel; 2016)