Was she in the wrong?
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Justin Johnson
No, society was.
Anthony Flores
we truly live in it
Luis Mitchell
Yes. Killing Shouko was a mistake.
Justin Morgan
>saves an abandoned child
>protects her from perverts and abusers who would only treat her like an object
Joshua Richardson
>protect her from the brother who is searching for her.
Elijah Richardson
Her one mistake was killing Shouko instead of keeping her as a sex slave.
Brayden Taylor
>protect her from the brother who abandoned her
Adam Brown
>protect her from a homeless schizo
Benjamin Sanders
He didn't abandoned her it was his mother.
Kevin Lee
>females
>ever in the right
Haha...
Josiah Bailey
She did literally nothing wrong
Caleb Martinez
>t. got dumped
Gavin Taylor
>t. didn't watch the show
Blake Flores
I remember surprisingly little about what happened in this anime. But she's cute so she was in the right.
Oliver Watson
yes, bisluts are scum
Logan Sanchez
Not really. I mean, killing Shouko was excessive, but then again Shouko failed to affirm her friendship with her because she was lusting for shota cock, so it kinda evens out as karmic punishment.
Ryan Hernandez
Killing Shouko was necessary.
Matthew Martinez
so wanting penis = deserves death?
Lincoln Gray
Yes, but it was fun
Ayden Barnes
Well she was mentally insane. Being that attached to someone and tying her identity to a child was inevitably going to end up in tears.
But man wasn't she a quality yandere. I also enjoyed that she was far more subtle than brutes such as Yuno. She usually took murder as her last choice if she could avoid it. And she's so fucking hot, I loved the episode with the artist. youtu.be
Joshua Jenkins
Exactly
Hudson Brown
women can't into anything so no
Kevin Hill
>She was mentally insane
Everybody was. That whole place was a madhouse.
Matthew Smith
How does the manga compare?
Michael Howard
Doesn't make her any less wrong. But I wonder what's in that city's water, lead poisoning? Because everyone was a psycho.
The way she defeated the teacher and the brown haired girl who wanted to be her made me diamonds.
William White
>Doesn't make her any less wrong.
In a hell like that, her actions make perfect sense. Shouko was the one living in a fantasy world.
Nathaniel Moore
It's the opposite, Shouko affirmed her love for Satou by trying to help her see that she was wrong. She truly did nothing wrong.
Eli Ortiz
Like clockwork.
Asher Barnes
>same brother who made sure he got his shit kicked in by his dad so he wouldn't go searching for mom and his little sister
Austin Kelly
It has Yuuna's backstory and slightly more expanded ending, but that's it.
Leo Edwards
Butthurt incels.
Sebastian Parker
Still it was not sustainable, which is why it ended killing them in the end. They could pretend all they wanted, but they were doomed the moment Satou killed Shouko. And even then the brother and the others were bound to cause a ruckus, she couldn't just kill them off because sooner or later their parents or relatives will figure what happened.
Her plan to burn Shouko didn't even work out, the police would have figured she was the murderer.
Agreed. The sane (and smart) thing was to call the police and let them handle it. Shouko reminds me of Sayaka. Her heart is in the right place but she lacks the skills and brain power to really make a difference.
Mason Powell
>Agreed. The sane (and smart) thing was to call the police and let them handle it.
The cops? Are you serious right now?
Colton Harris
Auntie could have brainwashed a few officers to help smuggle them out of the area.
Daniel Morris
Maybe. But don't underestimate the psycho females who could get jealous.
Nicholas Cruz
She takes all comers wink wink, it wouldn't be a problem.
Kayden Hughes
how to become little anime girl with yandere JK gf?
Isaac Allen
You saw how that one bitch got. It would have been a problem. Satou did the only rational thing in those irrational circumstances.