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Milgram (styled in all caps) (Japanese: ミルグラム, Hepburn: Miruguramu) is an interactive multimedia project made by Deco*27 and Takuya Yamanaka with animation provided by OTORIO. The project is split into 3 segments- called trials. The first trial started in April 2020, and ended in March 2022. The second trial started in August 2022 and is predicted to end in Spring 2024. The project takes place in a prison, named Milgram, in which 10 murderers are taken into the prison and must be judged based on the fact if their crime justifiable or not. The story uses an audience surrogate to base its judging, and the trials are decided entirely via audience vote.
The basis of Milgram is using deductive reasoning to judge a set of murderers. Milgram is only able to show these crimes via music video and audio drama with questions answered by the character via X during their voting period. This leaves the bulk of the media heavily based in theorization, analysis, and deductive reasoning due to the amount of information given every trial.

Plot

MILGRAM
MILGRAM
-ミルグラム-
Artist	Deco*27 (Music/Audio Production); Takuya Yamanaka (Story); OTORIO (MV & Character Art); akka (Original Character Design);
Year	Trial 1: April 2020 - March 2022; Trial 2: August 2022 - August 2024;
Medium	Animated Music Videos; Audio drama; Comic;
Owner	MILGRAM©
Website	Official Site (in japanese)

The series follows Es^[a] a 15 year old prison guard whose forgotten their memory, and is to keep an eye on the 10 prisoners inside of the prison, named Milgram, who are all murderers in some way. Es is also tasked with finding out what the prisoners real motives and murders are, and if they are innocent or guilty.

The series opens with a video in which Jackalope, Es' so-called caretaker, is introducing them to Milgram, the prison, as well as the trial system, explaining you can vote innocent or guilty, once per day, and at the end of each trial they'll tally up all the votes. The final vote of each trial predicts how that prisoner will be treated in the next trial. The decision also affects the songs that come out in each trial.After explaining the trial system, Jackalope gives Es a tour of the prison and it's facilities. It's set up in a dome shaped panopticon, with 12 cells, which is how each prisoner gets their number.^[1]

Characters

Es (エス, Esu): CV: Yurina Amami

The prison's only guard. They interrogate every prisoner and at the end, decide the final vote based on the collective audience vote.

Jackalope (ジャッカロープ, Jakkarōpu): CV: Jun Fukuyama

A sentient jackalope who acts as Es' caretaker.

Haruka Sakurai (櫻井遥, Sakurai Haruka): CV: Shun Horie

Prisoner 01-

Yūno Kashiki (樫木優乃, Kashiki Yūno): CV: Yuuka Aisaka

Prisoner 02-

Fūta Kajiyama (梶山風汰, Kajiyama Fūta): CV: Arthur Lounsbery

Prisoner 03-

Mū Kusunoki (楠夢羽, Kusunoki Mū): CV: Arisa Kori

Prisoner 04-

Shidō Kirisaki (桐崎獅童, Kirizaki Shidō): CV: Shugo Nakamura

Prisoner 05-

Mahiru Shīna (椎奈真昼, Shīna Mahiru): CV: Miho Okasaki

Prisoner 06-

Kazui Mukuhara (椋原一威, Mukuhara Kazui): CV: Ryota Takeuchi

Prisoner 07-

Amane Momose (桃瀬遍, Momose Amane): CV: Minami Tanaka

Prisoner 08-

Mikoto Kayano (榧野尊, Kayano Mikoto): CV: Natsuki Hanae

Prisoner 09-

Kotoko Yuzuriha (杠琴子, Yuzuriha Kotoko): CV: Aimi

Prisoner 10-

Production

Media

Discography

References

^ エス（e su）

^ MILGRAM -ミルグラム- (5 May 2020). Es (Voice Drama) (in Japanese). UMG JAPAN. Retrieved 24 Feb 2024.

[1] エス（e su）

[2] MILGRAM -ミルグラム- (5 May 2020). Es (Voice Drama) (in Japanese). UMG JAPAN. Retrieved 24 Feb 2024.

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