Why did the yandere trope die?
Why did the yandere trope die?
Nicholas Martinez
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Justin Gonzalez
They killed each other off.
Gabriel Ward
when was it "alive"?
it's just a niche thing you see here and there, it was never a fad.
If i had to pinpoint anything, I'd say Mirai Nikki was so shit that no one wants to associate with it even indirectly
Juan Rivera
Cause it sucked.
Alexander Powell
There was a while where a lot of harem series would include a yandere, only to play it for laughs.
Brody Rivera
it was never all that popular and it was already dead for years by the time it became a normalfag meme.
Ryan Russell
it was never really a massive thing. it only seemed like it cause western teens wouldn't shut the fuck up about that bitch from mirai nikki. retards also lump yangires with them too.
Nolan Ross
This. The trope of women being dangerous is only interesting so long as you can maintain the illusion that whoever they are scaring is completely incapable of defending themselves.
Once they start defening themselves, the yandere just becomes any other antagonist and stops being interesting
Its really hard to string the yandere thing out without making it get boring.
Hudson Brown
>antagonist
a woman that isn't prepared to murder you to be together isn't truly in love.
Adrian Edwards
Just make her the main girl and the antagonist at the same time.
Jason Nelson
wut. wasnt there a yandere show literally last season
Henry Lee
>illusion that whoever they are scaring is completely incapable of defending themselves
They tried to get around that by making Yanderes tactical geniuses with superhuman reflexes playing 4D chess, which made it even worse
Jason Mitchell
Koharu no Hibi already perfected it.
Justin Butler
normies came in and now they only want bores like Komisan and the Tonikaku girl.
Eli Long
>which made it even worse
Thats my point. its really hard to drag the yandere thing out in the story without overplaying every angle.
Eventually, somehow someone has to fucking fight back or else the story cant advance
Ayden Barnes
Battle Royale Yandere Harem series when?
Jace Scott
what show?
Blake Watson
Happy sugar life something something
Henry Clark
Because femdom is gay
Austin Perez
>Happy sugar life
>last season
It was aired more than 2 years ago user.
David Taylor
It didn't die, it's hiding in the shadows until it can jump out and kidnap us.
White was a best.
Austin Reed
The List got updated this week.
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Jack Nguyen
>hoping he was a male yandere
>turns out he's just your usual dimestore psycho
Cutthroat bros, I'm kinda disappoint.
Liam Gray
Yandere is the worst take on femdom to ever exist
Ryan Johnson
Fuck i'm getting old, didn't even notice
Jace Jackson
I'd say mc's who can't protect themselves, or talk to girl like human, make things worse, dude who pisses himself and tries to run the moment yandere looks at him, making her attack everyone around him, is annoying more anything, i actually can't understand how people enjoy it (if anyone even does), i remember only one manga that tried this angle and it sucked so hard scan group gave up and skipped 30-40 chapters literally till the ending.
Christopher James
Yandere has nothing to do with femdom, nothing.
A lot of people mix them both but when you think about it there couldn't be anything further to yandere than femdom.
In femdom the female is supposed to be:
>independant
>mischevious
>strong willed
>has a world outside the mc/male
In yandere she is supposed to be:
>dependant on the mc
>submissive towards the mc
>overly jealous
>can become violent but only towards girls trying to get near the mc, never towards the mc
Some anime try to mix those two but it always end up with the girl having some dere side or shit like that. In anime true femdom female are played as one trop characters for comic relief because otaku tend to hate those.
Jace Carter
Speaking of BR
Couldn't Mitsuko be classified as a kind of yandere for her dad, at least the manga version
Jose Jackson
yandere ≠ femdom
the real core of a yandere character is that he/she is in love with a certain person to the point it becomes a destructive and psychotic obsession.
And for some reason even to this day some fucks still can't differentiate yangire, femdom, and yandere.
Colton Gonzalez
still turned out great.
>never towards the mc
unless theres no other way
Sebastian Nelson
>implying it did
Nicholas Nguyen
As opposed to all other romcoom tropes that are still alive?
Matthew White
>unless theres no other way
Nah even when they have to they usually use drug so that he doesn't feel anything or kill him painlessly.
They never use violence as a mean of punition only sequestration for the most borderline.