The
Enhanced Class Picture - There's no existing high-quality image
of the class from the first BR, so I composited this image using stills
from the DVD and other available versions of the class picture. It's
not perfect, but it's as good as you'll ever find.
The Instacollar - If you print this out at 300 dpi (creating
a resulting image that's 6 inches square), cut it out, and paste it
together, you'll have a scale reproduction of the inside and the outside
of the Battle Royale 1 exploding collar (aka the Guadalcanal 22).
The
Map - A perfect downloadable image of the island in BR1
(the fictional Okishima Island), as originally found on the BR official
Japanese website (which is now down).
Bigger
IDs - 80 x 120 pixel images of the BR1 students, in one convenient
zip file.
Shiroiwa
Jr. High Logo - if you ever wondered what that weird symbol
on their ties and bags was, it's this gothic/medieval "S"
for "Shiroiwa."
BR
Logo on Black - The familiar wreath of laurels encircling the
words "Battle Royale BR Survival Program," in the equally
familiar red-on-black color scheme. The genuine article and not a recreation,
originally from the BR official Japanese website.
BR
Logo on White - The same logo on a white background.
Battle
Royale Thai Flash Game - Choose a player, and choose the order
in which you want to use your weapons.
Battle
Royale Font - A simple caps-only font recreating the beveled
letters on the Japanese publication of the novel and the title text
in the opening sequence.
Battle
Royale II
Camouflage
Pattern - I had an impossible time trying to recreate it from
scratch; fortunately BA-TSU (the designers who came up with this unique
pattern of urban camouflage) decided to publish it.
Shikanotoride
Jr. High Logo - The crest of the new junior high school.
The (New) Map - The map of Wild Seven's
island stronghold, as printed in the book Battle Royale II Variations:
Shiori Kitano. The book calls the island "Battleship Island,"
but note from the map that the island bears little resemblance to Gunkanjima,
the "warship island" used for some of the shots on BRII.
Wild Seven Logo - The logo of Shuya Nanahara's terrorist group.
Modified by myself to resemble the logo we see in the movie (the source
image that I scanned from Variations had the colors switched
around). "Jacta alea est" is Latin for "The die is cast,"
a saying attributed to Julius Caesar when he crossed the Rubicon River,
provoking a war with his own people--Pompey and the Roman Senate ("crossing
the Rubicon" is another expression meaning "passing the point
of no return".
Civilian
Shikanotoride Class 3-B photo - Pieced together from the back
cover of the book Shuya Nanahara x Shikanotoride Jr. High White Paper
& DVD, this is a "lost" class photo of the Shikanotoride
students with their teacher Riki.
Shikanotoride
Class 3-B warehouse wallpaper - Courtesy of Kiriyama06 from
the battleroyalefilm forums, this 1024 x 768 wallpaper was awarded to
visitors who successfully made it to a certain level on the BRII online
game on the official site. It's a familiar shot from the original BRII
handbill, picturing the students sprawled apprehensively inside their
warehouse "cage."
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