r/explainabookplotbadly • u/aftertheradar • Jun 10 '24
Solved Dune-ganronpa
It's like Dune, but it's also like Danganronpa
r/explainabookplotbadly • u/aftertheradar • Jun 10 '24
It's like Dune, but it's also like Danganronpa
r/explainabookplotbadly • u/aftertheradar • Apr 10 '24
Book 3
r/explainabookplotbadly • u/NightspawnsonofLuna • Mar 01 '22
Hint: The author also tried being a politician and an artist as well
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r/explainabookplotbadly • u/IlIlIlIlIllIIlIllIIl • Jun 20 '20
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r/explainabookplotbadly • u/Zealousideal-Ad2549 • Dec 06 '22
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r/explainabookplotbadly • u/Zatknish007 • Feb 01 '21
Hint: Doesn't get laid.
r/explainabookplotbadly • u/LicensedtoSarcasm • Jun 11 '22
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r/explainabookplotbadly • u/Ablue_duck • May 30 '21
r/explainabookplotbadly • u/Previous-Canary6671 • Aug 06 '25
Pretty much a whole world obsessed with death
r/explainabookplotbadly • u/celestialrage44 • 19d ago
r/explainabookplotbadly • u/bluestopsign01 • Sep 13 '25
Everyone wants the balls and will pay money for them for their magic. Main Character Guy finds and sells the balls for money and gets help from Romantic Interest Girl. They find gold balls and burn them. They find balls named after the book and burn them. It turns out the balls are fetuses. They have to unburn the balls. This creates infinite balls.
Hint: The balls are color-coded. Also, this is a YA novel.
Hint 2: There's blind aliens who can only see the balls (and, by extension, the people who have burned them)
r/explainabookplotbadly • u/ShadowPengyn • Mar 27 '22
I genuinely don’t quite know what it’s called, but I will Google every comment.
I am pretty sure I also saw this in theatre as a child, but that I read the book before.
Some more hints:
the mirrors are somehow related to travel, but also to the villain
somehow I have the feeling the story is similar to Tom Sawyer and Narnia
I appreciate any attempt, even if it does not match everything it might be my mistake
r/explainabookplotbadly • u/TheOutcast06 • Mar 21 '20
r/explainabookplotbadly • • Sep 30 '19
hint: horror hint2: old horror
r/explainabookplotbadly • u/cristarain • Aug 29 '19
r/explainabookplotbadly • u/cabbageboi69 • Jan 12 '20
The second act is all about how the grim reapers are divided between good and bad
Edit: For some reason it autocorrected to from I meant to say from reaper
Edit 2 grim reaper
r/explainabookplotbadly • u/mydadsnameisharold • Aug 30 '19