Monokuma (Dangan Ronpa) Discussion: It's...PUNISHMENT TIIIIIME!

Monokuma is actually a remote-controlled animatronic bear, used as an avatar to interact with the other students by the true mastermind behind these events, Junko Enoshima. Her ultimate goal is to fill everyone in the world with despair...including herself, which turns out to be her key weakness, as she cannot resist the misery of utter failure at the end of Danganronpa, deciding to execute herself in order to feel true despair. This, however, does not stop her (and thus, Monokuma) from coming back as an artificial intelligence in both Super Danganronpa 2 and Ultra Despair Girls. Though Junko does not return in Danganronpa V3, Monokuma represents the new mastermind as usual. Monokuma actually has countless copies of himself in reserve, so even when one is destroyed, he will always come back to wreak more trigger-happy havoc.

Most (but not all) of Monokuma's moveset inspiration comes from his infamous executions.
Attributes
Walk Speed: Below average
Run Speed: Below average
Weight: Light
Fall speed: Average
Midair jumps: One
Crawl?: No; he sits down when he crouches
Wall cling?: No
Wall jump?: No

Normals
Jab: Whips forward twice with a green, spiked rope, with a crudely drawn crayon picture of the blue sky at the end. Slow, laggy move, but good range. (Execution: Kirumi Tojo)
F-tilt: Swipes in front of him with a sword-wielding samurai puppet, knocking the opponent upward for follow-ups, much like Charizard's jab in PM. Poor range, but one of his fastest attacks. (Execution: Peko Pekoyama)
U-tilt: Throws directly upward one of various murder weapons or tools he’s encountered – either a dumbbell, flesh-eating piranha, some untearable toilet paper, or a baseball bat (random). Dumbell has poor range but does the most damage; piranha latches on and deals continuous poison damage to the opponent; toilet paper wraps around the opponent’s neck and slows them for a short time; baseball bat has the best range. (Murders: Chihiro Fujisaki, Ryoma Hoshi, Miu Iruma, Mahiru Koizumi)
D-tilt: Hammers his red execution button in front of him with his gavel. Like Villager’s d-air in Smash 4, there is a small chance that, instead of his gavel, he will use one of Robo-Justice’s four numbered hammers, the fourth having the longest range. (Murder: Kiyotaka Ishimaru/Hifumi Yamada)
Dash Attack: Charges forward either on a large animal or in a bulldozer (random), knocking foes away with heavy knockback, but low damage. If an animal, Monokuma has super armor near the start of the attack, but becomes very vulnerable as the animal slows down; conversely, if he gets in a bulldozer, the attack starts slow but gets faster and gains armor at the end as the dozer’s arm starts slamming down. (Execution: Gundham Tanaka/Alter Ego)

Aerials
N-air: By default, spins his gavel around him clockwise, starting from the front. Like with his d-tilt, there is a small chance the hammer will change to one of Robo-Justice’s four hammers, increasing his range significantly. (Murder: Kiyotaka Ishimaru/Hifumi Yamada)
F-air: Flicks out a flurry of salt in front of him. Somewhat like Ice Climbers’ blizzard move – a multi-hitting attack that does better damage if close, but little knockback in any case. (Execution: Korekiyo Shinguji)
B-air: While holding a shot put, Monokuma punches strongly behind him. Angled slightly upward; if the A button is pressed again while his fist is extended, he will drop the shot put, dealing damage to any foe below him. (Murder: Rantaro Amami)
U-air: Stabs upward with any number of various murder weapons or tools he’s encountered – either a meat skewer (the handle resembling the end of a bone), a sickle, a splash of a poisoned protein shake, or a knife. Skewer is mostly weak but has a sweetspot toward the tip; sickle has short vertical range but good horizontal range; poisoned shake does no knockback but deals continuous poison damage; knife has the worst range but is the strongest. (Murders: Ultimate Imposter, Tenko Chabashira, Sakura Ogami, Sayaka Maizono)
D-air: Drops a giant Tetris block directly below him; the type of block is random, and this determines the strength and knockback of the attack. Only one type of block is a meteor smash. (Execution: Chiaki Nanami & Monomi)

Smashes
F-Smash: A two hit attack: Monokuma takes out a giant syringe and stabs it forward, impaling whoever it hits and preventing them from moving. The syringe then pulsates, dealing strong knockback. Great range and good power, but the second hit is not optional; if the first hit misses, Monokuma will be left wide open. (Execution: Mikan Tsumiki)
U-Smash: A big pod rocket closes its doors in front of Monokuma, launches up in the air, then falls down with an explosion. Also functions as a command grab - if an opponent is standing in front of the rocket when its doors close, they will be trapped inside and damage will increase. Not a very good KO move otherwise unless the explosion hits. (Execution: Jin Kirigiri/Kaito Momota)
D-Smash: A giant crusher appears in front of Monokuma and slams downward, like Bayonetta's d-smash from Smash 4, but with better range and more starting lag. Very effective meteor smash. (Execution: Kyoko Kirigiri/Makoto Naegi/Junko Enoshima)

Throws
Grab: A tether grab which uses a chain with a shackle attached to the end to grab the opponent by the neck; a successful grab will result in the opponent being tied to a pole, still at a distance from Monokuma. Great range; lags badly. (Execution: Leon Kuwata/Teruteru Hanamura/Kaede Akamatsu)
Pummel: Fires baseballs at his foe with a pitching machine. Slow pummel thanks to the distance, but good damage. There is a chance that the machine will either fire a small insect instead or a giant, killer mantis; if the former happens, the victim will be poisoned and slowly take damage. If it’s the latter (about a 5% chance), the pummel will deal massive damage. (Execution: Leon Kuwata/Gonta Gokuhara)
F-throw: The pitching machine launches a rocket full of melted cheese at his foe, knocking them backwards. Good damage, but poor knockback.. (Execution: Teruteru Hanamura)
B-throw: Monokuma sets fire to the pole the victim is attached to, then rams a fire truck into them from behind. Slow animation, but a good kill throw. (Execution: Celestia Ludenburg)
U-throw: The victim is spun around at hyper-speeds in a metal cage before being thrown upwards. Another good kill throw. (Execution: Mondo Owada)
D-throw: Monokuma plays a short riff on a piano, using the victim as a puppet at hyper-speed. When finished, the piano’s spiked lid closes, leaving the player on the ground and allowing for tech chases if Monokuma gets a good read. (Execution: Kaede Akamatsu)

Specials
N-Spec - Hangman's Gambit: Monokuma takes out a letter surrounded in a small bubble; this letter can be any of the letters in his name (M, O, N, K, U, and A, meaning he can pull 6 letters total). Acting like an item, it travels a short distance in an arc when thrown, and gives a very weak explosion if something besides Monokuma himself comes into contact with it, doing no knockback and poor damage. It will explode on its own after some time. In addition, Monokuma and Monokuma alone can pick these back up and throw these like normal items before they detonate. However, if two of the same bubbled letters make contact with each other, they will combine and grow larger, up to a set number of times. At max power, the explosion is huge and extremely powerful; one of the strongest moves in the entire game. However, if two different letters collide with each other, both will explode weakly. No more than four or five letters can be on-screen at once. (based off the minigame seen here)

S-Spec - Truth Bullet: Monokuma fires either a blue or an orange bullet from a small rifle; if the last bullet was orange, the next will be blue, and vice versa. The projectiles are powerful, but there's a catch: if the opponent is shielding, blue bullets will not affect them at all, but orange bullets ignore shields completely. Conversely, if the opponent is not shielding, blue bullets will damage them whereas orange ones will do nothing (when the bullet fails, it is deflected with a specific sound effect, akin to an incorrect shot in Danganronpa). Blue bullets deal good knockback and damage, while orange ones have little knockback and damage, but paralyze foes briefly and have high hitstun. The word "COUNTER" should appear when orange bullets hit, and "CONSENT" when blue ones do.

U-Spec – Spare Monokuma: Monokuma's eye beeps before he spontaneously explodes, with another one taking his place from the background. The new Monokuma is vulnerable as he reappears, but the disappearing explosion is powerful. When done in the air, he stalls in the air briefly upon activation and the new Monokuma can sweetspot ledges, reappearing above the original. Puts him in special fall after midair use.

D-Spec – Don’t Break the Rules!: A unique counterattack - if anyone so much as even touches Monokuma while it is active, they will be affected by a random prohibited condition (ie: the affected player can’t run/can’t shield/can’t roll/can’t air dodge/can’t taunt/can’t press the B button, etc) for a small amount of time, likely around 10 seconds. What they can’t do is represented by a symbol above their head (ie: if you can’t run, a picture of someone sprinting would be crossed out). If they violate their randomly assigned rule in that time frame, an 8-bit sound effect will play and giant spears will appear and impale the rulebreaker, doing a set amount of damage and rendering them immobile for follow-up attacks. The timing for the counter itself is somewhat strict, however, so a failed one can leave him wide open. This move does not counter grabs. (Execution: Mukuro Ikusaba; Several characters in Danganronpa 3 Side: Future)

Final Smash – Exisal Black Monokuma gets inside a specially-designed Exisal that only he can pilot (as opposed to the Monokubs). Inside this giant combat vehicle, Monokuma can fire a multi-hitting machine gun and mow down foes merely by touching them. The machine gun does near-zero knockback, but one round of bullets deals incredibly massive damage. Gun down foes, then run over them for the KO.

Taunts
1: Monokuma laughs hysterically.
2: Monokuma becomes extremely bulky and muscular before turning back to normal right after.
3: Just like when he leaves an area in Danganronpa, Monokuma’s sprite flips around as though it were flat, with a cartoony noise playing.

Right Half/Left Half/Left Eye
White/Black/Red: Default
White/Red/Black: Monotaro
White/Green/Grey: Monodam
White/Blue/Black: Monokid
White/Pink/White: Monomi/Monophanie
White/Orange Stripes/White: Monosuke
White/White/White: Shirokuma
Dark Grey/Black/Red: Kurokuma

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You could include the Forbidden Action Bangles or the Suicide Song as part of the move set

It could be a potential Final Smash, in which Monokuma attempts to grab an opponent(s) with a giant monitor, forcing them to watch the video and then fall off the stage in an attempt of suicide/simply frozen in "despair"(shock).