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It could be that he had an unusual name, say, surname Ya from Chinese ancestry and personal name Nyan or (misread) ryan[sic] from a hebrew-speaking parent or parent who found western or mythological names interesting, or that his favorite snack was at one time YanYan (or someone called him that after an embarrassing incident involving chocolate creme) and he would [[Never Live It Down]]. |
It could be that he had an unusual name, say, surname Ya from Chinese ancestry and personal name Nyan or (misread) ryan[sic] from a hebrew-speaking parent or parent who found western or mythological names interesting, or that his favorite snack was at one time YanYan (or someone called him that after an embarrassing incident involving chocolate creme) and he would [[Never Live It Down]]. |
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== The Anti-SOS Brigade are [[Designated Villain |
== The Anti-SOS Brigade are [[Designated Villain]]s. == |
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Think about it; we don't really know much about them yet. Fujiwara is an asshole, but it seems to be a [[Well-Intentioned Extremist]]. Kyoko seems to be a kind individual, and only commits evil deeds on orders from her morally ambiguous leaders. Kuyoh seems entirely robotic, but it seems this is just because Sky Canopy Domain cannot comprehend a perfect ambassador to human thought processes. |
Think about it; we don't really know much about them yet. Fujiwara is an asshole, but it seems to be a [[Well-Intentioned Extremist]]. Kyoko seems to be a kind individual, and only commits evil deeds on orders from her morally ambiguous leaders. Kuyoh seems entirely robotic, but it seems this is just because Sky Canopy Domain cannot comprehend a perfect ambassador to human thought processes. |
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* FINALLY, someone that comes to their aid! They're always inappropriately villainized in the community, when all the evidence points to them being Designated villains. It's clear that Kyoko is a caring person, who, like Fujiwara, believe they are doing the right thing. And Kuyoh... well, we don't know shit about her. In fact, Tanigawa probably doesn't either, considering how late the novels are... |
* FINALLY, someone that comes to their aid! They're always inappropriately villainized in the community, when all the evidence points to them being Designated villains. It's clear that Kyoko is a caring person, who, like Fujiwara, believe they are doing the right thing. And Kuyoh... well, we don't know shit about her. In fact, Tanigawa probably doesn't either, considering how late the novels are... |
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== Sneering Bastard wants a chain reaction/paradox. == |
== Sneering Bastard wants a chain reaction/paradox. == |
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SB says it: he doesn't want time travel to exist. So he'll stop it. There are four ways to do this: |
SB says it: he doesn't want time travel to exist. So he'll stop it. There are four ways to do this: |
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