Tetsuo Yagami continued to work under the Future Hope Organization, but his alcoholism grew worse after the SSoFF's killing game. Due to the outstanding amount of work having to be done after the reformation of the Future Hope Organization, Tetsuo began to drown himself in his own work. Eventually, after a few weeks of stress-filled working and drinking, Kaiousei sent Tetsuo under the supervision of Tito Álvarez and the Post-Rescue division after finding him blacked out at his own desk, lying on top of several papers. During this period, Tetsuo revealed to several people the death of his wife and friend Miyagi, in which he only mentioned in hushed tones before. Kepura excused Tetsuo from his work for an extended period during his recovery and treatment. With the help of the Post-Rescue group, Tetsuo began to recover from his alcohol addiction. After around two months, Tetsuo got back to working under the FHO, albeit with less past trauma.

Carson Rogers remained in the Future Hope Organization, but was assigned to Research and Development by Kaiousei Kepura. She did this due to Carson's timid personality, which would not be appropriate for either of the other two divisions. Rogers worked under Fuyashi, which slightly calmed him from the trauma of both Kyle's death and going through another killing game. Very slowly, Carson began to open up about his true background, but only really to Fuyashi. He plans to tell other people, eventually.

Hibana Funakoshi was imprisoned by Kaiousei Kepura after the killing game due to conspiring with Toma. She was placed in a separate holding cell, and was visited occasionally by both Kepura and Midori. A month after her sentencing, she was released due to not harming anyone during the game and being a model prisoner. She remained near the Application division to continue to talk with Midori, and had slight help from the Post-Rescue group, but eventually left the Future Hope Organization two months after her release. Rumor had it she moved northward to Hokkaido, where she started a new life away from everyone. Messages were found on Midori's phone two more months after her leave, revealing she truly did leave town to start anew. Even away, she still keeps Lauren, Kiseki, and Midori on her mind.

Antonio Vincente still kept his childish, light-hearted personality, despite being in the body of an adult and not a mascot bear. He found respite from his fallen friends in Tito and Midori, who both helped him through tough times relating to his past relationships. Despite his friendships with the people in the facility, four months later Antonio unexpectedly disappeared. His whereabouts are unknown still, but several of Carson's neon demons have yet to be found.

Jiro Iwasa was found dead in the barracks around six weeks after the Final Killing Game. He had shot himself with one of the old Rescue branch guns, which he had taken before its disbanding. A suicide note was never found next to his body, but his reserved manner and overall silence implied internal strife. More recent members attempted to scour through Kaiousei's office a month later to see if she had hidden the suicide note, amidst rumors that she had. Nothing was found, and the people who had done so were heavily reprimanded.

Miyuki Uemoto, only one week after the Final Killing Game, began to exhibit symptoms of mental deterioration. Immediate beginning of treatment was suggested by Tito Álvarez, after an outburst towards an asylum seeker in the Post-Rescues Division almost led to physical confrontation. Kaiousei thought over this issue for ten seconds, before agreeing to waive Miyuki of her work, as it was one of the causes for her state. It was revealed that Miyuki took medication before the Tragedy that helped her manage her mental disorders, along with using music production as a therapy method. After two weeks of searching, a nurse from the Future Foundation came forward with a supply of the medications required. Even though she does not have the means to produce music, Miyuki has had overall success in her ongoing recovery. She has begun to write sheet music as an alternative to production, which Tito has helped her with.

Liliya Vasylyuk was stuck in a tight situation after the reformation of the Japanese government. Being an undocumented immigrant, the government pestered her over her citizenship, despite gaining this when joining Hope's Peak Academy. However, a large loss of government data during the Tragedy led to the loss of this information. Liliya questioned whether to confide in Kaiousei. Rules had changed to allow her to leave the FHO if she wished, which Liliya did want to do. In the end, she decided to return to Russia willingly, leaving the people she had spent so much time with in her past, on the hope that her father had perhaps been freed in the chaos of the Tragedy. Her status is unknown, but one last message in Russian was left on the Future Hope Organization's wall in spray paint before her leave. It has yet to be translated.

The status of the people left in the tower are still unknown, but information has popped up on whether they are alive or dead. In an investigation of the building in which the game was held, it was found out that the building was subject to a large fire. The cause of the fire was most likely due to arson, but the perpetrator was never caught. In the ruined interior, eleven unrecognizable bodies were found, but based on the circumstances it was hypothesized that these were the victims of the Final Killing Game.

In a small town in the Yamanashi Prefecture, during an aid mission led by Midori Ando, a blue-haired woman was spotted loitering around a truck containing supplies. Under further investigation, it was revealed that she had looted papers from the truck relating to the FHO. Attempts to detain her by local police were unsuccessful, and she has yet to be caught or found.

Kazusa made a full recovery after the wound Toma had inflicted upon her during the rescue mission. She got her revenge by spitting in his food. After the settling of everything that had happened, Kazusa revealed what had happened to everyone who was not in the Final Killing Game during a conversation with Kaiousei.

Everyone had woken up in the previous ruin of the SSoFF, which was now covered in more corpses. Whoever had knocked the entire facility out had killed more members of the SSoFF. The people killed included Takumi Nobushige, head of the Rescues division. With all of the administration gone, Kazusa attempted to stand up and take control of the remains of the group, but chaos reigned supreme. After a few weeks of no authority, Kazusa attempted to take a leadership role, but this time much more forcefully. With everyone finally calmed, she began to manage reconstruction of the facility. During this period, the phone call from Kaiousei and everyone else had come in. After this, motivation and morale increased in the group. After a while, something odd had come in. A message from an unknown location stated coordinates. Kazusa recognized these coordinates from the second killing game, and began to rally a team to go and find out more.

During the travel there, a roadblock was faced, heavily guarded by weaponised rioters. In an attempt to pass peacefully, conflict started and Bronte Sadayoshi was a casualty to the fighting. He had pushed Carson out of harm's way, but in doing so singlehandedly took on a grenade explosion. Eventually, Kazusa's group pushed through, eventually reaching past the roadblock and the building that was leaked to them. Around this time, the final trial was being completed, and Kazusa went in to find Kaiousei. After that, she was shot, and Toma was captured.

After telling this story, she showed the memorial to the two that was constructed in the Post-Rescue hall to Kaiousei. Kaiousei was quite saddened by this unfortunate series of events, but couldn't get herself to feel grief, as she had never really associated with Bronte. She dismissed Kazusa to go back to her work.

Kazusa was eventually assigned as Fuyashi's top subordinate, a position that she accepted. She continues to find information for the Future Hope Organization of people in need.

Tito Álvarez, having been a survivor of the simulation killing game, never dealt with his dissociative fugue or Alejandro again, due to himself being an artificial intelligence inside a different body. He kept his past trauma and thoughts of Toshi, which still continued to bother him. Despite being appointed the head of Post-Rescue by Kaiousei, he too required some psychological assistance from the branch himself. He recovered quickly however, and began to work on helping other members within five days after the Final Killing Game. He started research on forms of musical therapy that could help people in the foundation recover easier, or at least with less symptoms. He began to use these techniques he devised on almost all members that went through Post-Rescue, including Miyuki and Tetsuo. They were considered a success, which only helped Tito's reputation in the organization. Tito still helps those who seek aid and/or asylum in the Future Hope Organization, sometimes using the procedures he created to help.

Midori Ando came out of the Final Killing Game a new woman, starting her position as Application head with vigor and finesse. During her many rescue and aid missions, she delivered help to those who needed it, as well as information to Research and Development. Her relationships with Antonio and Hibana were still strong, but when they both left, she felt the grief that had been felt in the past bubble back up to the surface. Another issue was the catastrophic failure of a singular mission, resulting in the deaths of two Application branch members. With these issues piling up, she resigned indefinitely from her position as division head. She refused to accept help from the Post-Rescue, instead remaining at the facility working occasionally. After three months of hiatus, she returned to her position once again, with Kaiousei's approval. She continued to lead the Application division, but more cautiously and patiently this time. Her past willpower managed to return soon after, almost as if it came back on its own. No other problems have arisen in her position since.

Fuyashi Kyoujiba, as the previous-appointed head of Research and Development, used the knowledge of the FHO to begin focusing on those who needed the help of the organization. However, as time went on, she began to use this division to search for Royashi, her sister. This eventually led to a leak of her actions, which several members were outraged at. However, Kaiousei Kepura supported her usage of the materials, asking her to instead partition said work into a different field. This led to a schism between the Research and Development branch, with some members leaving the Future Hope Organization for other groups, such as the Future Foundation.

Three months after the search began, information on Royashi was finally found. Royashi had fled southward from the initial fall of society caused by the Tragedy, but stopped in Osaka due to injury. She was cared for by a group of people, before a large typhoon hit the city, causing extreme damage. Royashi was unfortunately killed in this storm. Fuyashi was devastated by this information, and spent a few days grieving over the death of her sister. Eventually, she realized that she had to move on for the future of not only herself, but everyone who depended on her. She remains in her position as the head of Research and Development for the Future Hope Organization, working on softening the aftermath of the Tragedy.

Toma Fujita remained in custody of the Future Hope Organization for an indefinite period of time. The FHO were continually harassed by the Future Foundation to hand Toma over to them to deal with, but Kaiousei always refused, stating that the FHO was and has always been a separate entity from the Future Foundation. Kaiousei, making sure that Toma Fujita did not get what he wished with a flashy execution or an eternity fermenting his despair in a cell, sent one plate of food in poisoned with medication from the Post-Rescue area. A few hours later, Toma perished while locked in his cell. He had drowned on his own vomit while passed out. Several members, particularly of the Post-Rescue division, voiced their unease towards such a punishment after hearing a possibility that this was done by Kaiousei. This caused another schism in the FHO dynamic, with more members leaving. This deed has never been confirmed by Kaiousei, and it is unknown as to whether this "action" will tarnish the reputation of the Future Hope Organization.

Hokkyo, even after the game, could never really be understood still. Basic parts of her language were picked up, but it was not until the journal was interpreted by someone who could understand it that any true progress could be made. Fuyashi, being the forefront of attempting to understand Hokkyo, made it one of her duties to at least understand what the girl wished to convey. Hokkyo being closest with Fuyashi made this quite easy, and despite the language barrier, the two formed a friendship a few weeks after the journal was rewritten. Kaiousei still could not assign Hokkyo any position in the FHO due to everyone else not being able to understand her. She considered having Fuyashi as a buffer, but with the amount of work Fuyashi was tasked with she scrapped that idea. As of now, Hokkyo is classified as an asylum seeker by the Future Hope Organization, despite her close connections with the group. She still attempts to communicate with other people, who have picked up a few words from Fuyashi's conversations, but not much is really said during those interactions.

Kaiousei Kepura reformed herself after the Final Killing Game. No more was the woman who wished to exact revenge upon Shizuko Kirishima, for that goal was null. Kaiousei only felt misery in the death that Shizuko inflicted upon herself, and made it her goal to help those who needed help most. Hence she flipped the SSoFF into the FHO, focusing more on societal welfare than counter-terrorism. Her personality became more light-hearted, as the stress of the Tragedy was lifted from her back. She almost seemed to have aged backwards in a sense.

Around four months after the Final Killing Game, an old woman sought refuge in the Future Hope Organization. Her name was Aika; a name that Kaiousei recognized. She talked with the other woman, and found out that both herself and Aika were former students of Yanaihara, and even friends. Kaiousei was ecstatic to finally find someone she could confide in and converse with after the long period of solitude. The woman eventually left the FHO one month after her entry, but agreed to stay in touch with Kaiousei when she could. So far, Kaiousei has received only one phone call from her.