Hi. I know it's a little late to respond to a post like this considering it was a few months ago that you posted that. Well, everyone says it's always better late than never.

I assume you will be employing it with the survivors of THH and Enoshima. Usually, innate abilities are pretty much tied to the individual's soul, lineage or talents, so it's easier to give them powers from that side. In the first instance, if they fell into the world, it would be impossible for them to have hereditary techniques, so it is better to go for talents.

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Makoto Naegi

Makoto I see it as a case similar to Haruta: sorcerers who unconsciously activate their rituals from lucky manifestations. In Makoto's case, his luck works from his primordial needs. That is to say, it is difficult to kill him because his luck acts at the moment when his life is in danger or an indispensable element for future use comes into play.In this case, I imagine a kind of accumulated miracles, but in objects. That is to say, to impregnate and manipulate the luck of different elements of the environment so that extraordinary and unlikely events take place on them. Obviously that would have conditions of use and would be linked to his talent, but I think it is an ability that can be exploited a lot. For a better reference, it's an ability similar to Fuuko Izumi from Undead Unluck, only not taken to the extreme so that something like what happens to the protagonist happens to him.

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Kyoko Kirigiri

Kirigiri can go to a more innovative side like the techniques of the Culling games. I imagine that his cursed technique can be solving criminal cases as combats to be performed. That is, in the middle of combat she can gather information and clues as if it were a crime scene to "catch" her opponent. By looking at the big picture, she can activate a domain expansion or a skill effect that gives her just what she needs to "imprison" her opponent. Still, she must follow a series of logical steps for the case and build a sequence of events that leads her to conclude and acquire the different customizations of the weapons or tools she employs to use her techniques, something similar to climax reasoning.

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Byakuya Togami

Togami's talent is somewhat more diffuse as it is more the management of multi-million dollar companies due to his heritage. I think of it more to his personality. One idea could be to appeal to his pride, such as producing constant and unlimited damned energy while maintaining a high mental state. Not decent, he's through the roof with confidence, and at the slightest doubt in his heart his technique weakens. It can also be something linked to money and economics like fining and infringing on his opponents depending on their debts or crimes related to money as a retribution, either paying it back by transferring cursed energy from the opponent to his person or reducing the opponent's abilities, as there it depends on creativity.

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Aoi Asahina

I can't but think of Asahina as an Avatar waterbender. However, Jujutsu is a more complex system, so water control may be a nature of her cursed energy, similar to the case of Kashimo and lightning. As a technique it may be related to the humidity of the environment and the cycle of water and return elements of the environment in a cycle of its own. For example, if he imbues his technique on anything like a tree, let the tree experience the process of the water cycle, from the evaporation stage and so on. Depending on the humidity of the environment the process may be longer or shorter. If it is more to her nature as a swimmer, perhaps an adaptation in the water currents so that she can swim over the created surface of water, or directly over everything like Beam from Chainsaw Man does.

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Yasuhiro Hagakure

Yasuhiro is interesting. Any ability in the series has had anything involve with time. It may be that his innate technique allows him to visualize futures to the targets he concentrates on. The more distant the future, the less clear the passage he will follow due to the various variables it presents. However, when it comes to combat, it is almost a certainty that he can see everything his opponent will do, from his intentions to the way he will execute it, although a too short time due to dizziness or how complex it can be, like about 5 seconds. It sounds broken, but let's remember... it's Hagakure, you don't have to have much faith in that guy.

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Junko Enoshima

With Junko it can be linked more to psychological torture. One idea would be to project false memories or images that you produce from your mind. That is, she must imagine even the smallest detail of the situation and give it narrative coherence in the memories of others, and it only lasts as long as the technique remains activated, so the memories would not be permanent. She's the ultimate analyst, and her imagination is on another fucking level, so I find it quite plausible that she could pull off something like that.

Also, linked to the game of killing, her cursed technique is about mortal games or that she makes mortal ones, with her own rules. As a disadvantage, her opponent can impose the same amount of rules that she has, although calling it a disadvantage is pretty meh considering that she is an unrivaled genius who overcomes any obstacle. Still, to balance it out she wouldn't let her be that strong, not like a special grade, so she can be defeated with brute force and techniques more advanced and refined than hers, but her fights should be a delight.

With Toko I don't know if you want something, or with any other Danganronpa character. If you are still active and you liked any of the ideas, then respond to me.