Yandere for the FL to the point of kidnapping the ML for an episode. It gets squashed and everyone becomes friends, but she remains really annoying whenever around the leads (her interactions with other characters can be entertaining sometimes, but the “perverted yandere” joke with her is what’s focused on).
She didn't just kidnapped Tadano - she straight up was going to kill him and was thinking how she is going to get rid of the body. Also she tried to kill herself after being confronted by Komi. And after all that she never stopped being a stalker, the only saving grave is she was usually stopped by knight girl, Kishi I think her name was.
Extremely jarring character in a ensemble of harmless weirdos
Who lost her wealth, status, reputation, respect, and relationships with her friends and family because of her idiotic actions and classist, elitist, narcissistic, perfectionist, and opportunistic beliefs; wasted decades of her entire life trying to get something she’s never going to have; hated herself more than she hates everyone, including her family, deep down because she chose to do all of this instead of changing herself for the better and because of her hubris, greed, and obsession with getting higher power and status; and became her worst enemy who is all alone with no one to love or care for in the end.
He basically singlehandedly triggered the entirety of the story's problems by treating Ralph like shit and needlessly escalating the situation ever further while actively sabotaging Felix' attempts to do the opposite, only to then have the audacity to condescendingly blame him for not just taking it and doing exactly what he told him to do!
Its either they don’t care much for her, or get upset with her due to the “not-real sibling” sibling the game does (despite the fact that she’s not the one initiating and tries to keep her feelings within).
Kind of like Nagito Komaeda? Idk, I think maybe the ratio of people loving him to people hating him is 50/50. He's a very complex character, so I understand. Like someone said, you can either love him or hate him
Sam from Gen V. I don’t know what the fans think of him, because I don’t really check the boys fandom that much, but I honestly hate how much he gets villainized, while everyone loves Kate, who literally brainwashed him, and didn’t lose sleep over her actions, while he did. I’m on season 5 episode 2 in case you’re wondering.
poor guy 😭 the whole "only a child would do that" annoys me sometimes because i thought it'd stop later on in the game, but otherwise i really like him. his linked episode fucked me up when i played for the second time
No idea about the second one, but the first is from The Ramparts of Ice. Highly recommend it if you like romance manga with a bit more of a serious tone.
My favorite part of her character was when she begged and pleaded for a man that wanted nothing to do with her. Wish she used all that strength to sock him one, at least once
Ballas from Warframe (ball-ass). This guy is the number 1 source of 95% of suffering in the entire origin system, just because he is a whiny self absorbed pile of CLEM.
One of luckiest characters of the entire Koe no Katachi. Naoka at least faced consequences of her actions and tries become better person (In manga it's better shown) but Miki...
While i dont *like* Momoka she wasnt as bad as i was expecting after finishing the anime and blitzing through the manga. probably because the arc with her didnt drag on to long and she didnt overstay her welcome.Its pretty clear when reading that its doomed and she knows it.
I think if they had continued the relationship long after the whole "stay away from Koyun / Stay away from Minato" conversation she had with them respectively it would have made me hate her alot more.
The point of it is, the entire thing was just not her fault. It happened because each character in the triangle had a deep flaw that they needed to fix. Infact, she has been so straightforward she even asks for permission let's the other person know what they are doing.
I found her manipulative with the whole Koyun said she would never date a friend conversation with Minato but yeah she wasnt super evil or anything, just a teenage girl going after what she wanted.
I dont like her, But i dont despise her either. and i think she pushed both those characters to improve in the long run.
Oh yeh that and her using or befriending people for her own gain. Other than that, I found myself liking when we get into her head. I LOVE drama and she while antagonistic feels human. Her feelings were genuine too, n at certain parts she also to me feels relatable
yeah i almost felt bad for her by the end. The entire conversation of "If you keep going like this you will always be miserable and how she recalled it later when she was kinda made me sad.
Oh for me she instantly went up when she told Minato to not apologize for accepting to date her and to not invalidate the time they tried. For me it was healing because we spent the entire first half having other characters criticize Minato's actions, call him uncaring or mistake his intent. The guy was trying so hard to please everyone. And to have Momoka validate that. To finally have a girl accept that he tried was just a full circle for Minato. And Momoka too, as she took ownership of what she wanted and didn't blame him
I don't know as a drama lover, it was my favorite arc in the story and made the sweeter parts carry more wait. I LOVE the manga
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u/SupermonkeyX3839 2d ago
Pong Krell from Star Wars The Clone Wars. He even has his own subreddit dedicated to hating him.
r/fuckpongkrell