An architectural story and gallery regarding the Belridge Secondary College Performing Arts Centre .
An archived New York Times opinion piece from 1982 uses this ID to reference the "torment" of Norman D. Mayer , a man who threatened to blow up the Washington Monument to protest nuclear warfare.
While the Danganronpa connection is the most viral, the number appears in several other niche contexts: 110377
"Lander Stories" on Wattpad occasionally features this tag in fan fiction related to the Danganronpa series.
A Greek black-figured hydria (water jar) in the British Museum is cataloged under registration number 1843,1103.77. An architectural story and gallery regarding the Belridge
In the story's first trial, "110377" is a crucial piece of evidence found at the crime scene. It was written in blood on a wall by the victim, Sayaka Maizono, as she was dying. While it initially looks like a random string of numbers, the protagonist, Makoto Naegi, eventually realizes it is an upside-down message.
When flipped 180 degrees, the numbers "110377" spell out the name LEON . While the Danganronpa connection is the most viral,
This message directly identified her killer, Leon Kuwata, leading to his conviction in the Class Trial. Other Notable References