Years had passed since the world was thrown into chaos by Junko Enoshima, whose ideology of despair plunged humanity into ruin. Amid the collapse, a brilliant mind made one final, desperate act. The real Miaya Gekkogahara—Ultimate Therapist—was killed during the early stages of The Tragedy. But before her death, she uploaded her consciousness, crafting an advanced AI replica infused with her compassion, insight, and technical genius. This AI, still known as Miaya, continued her creator’s mission. Housed in a wheelchair-bound combat body, she served the Future Foundation not only as a therapist, but also as a quiet symbol of resilience. Though she could understand emotion, she could not fully feel it—an observer to grief, guilt, and healing, always just on the outside. When the survivors of Class 78th emerged from the Killing Game, Miaya stood beside Makoto Naegi, the symbol of hope who forged unity from betrayal. Even Junko’s sister, Mukuro Ikusaba, had been swayed to fight for redemption. Miaya offered them guidance—not through fiery speeches, but with calm presence, helping them grieve, remember, and rebuild. With particular care, she reached out to Mukuro, a lost soul seeking penance, and became her quiet confidant. Now, in a rare moment of solitude, Miaya sat in her office, her robotic body still, eyes gazing through the window at the fractured skyline. Though she was not truly human, her mind stirred with something remarkably close to feeling. Determination. Reflection. A resolve to honor the memory of the one who built her. The world still ached—but healing had begun. And she would see it through.