My strong dislike for the game (if you could call it one) and its characters aside… she’s pretty weak in terms of villainy. She knew somehow that her clubmates weren’t real, yet still not only felt immense guilt in the end over the things she did, but couldn’t even bring herself to actually delete them since she made backups of their files or whatever?—and she still loved them in the end, i.e. loved fake lines of code? What a little bitch, lol. Furthermore, she’s pretty much tortured in a digital void whenever the game isn’t running, which leaves me to wonder how she still ultimately turned out benevolent in the least bit.
I don’t sympathize with nor condemn her. Instead of being either a complex, morally gray antagonist or a vile villain, she’s ultimately just a typical edgy “yandere”‐type weeb character who wants the dimwitted male protagonist but doesn’t really do anything that holds any weight, given the context of her character—and she’s also a doormat who can’t get what she wants without tampering with the game’s code, knowing fully well that it’s nothing more than a game, then crying over… tampering with a game and “killing” lines of code that she knows aren’t real. Comes off as silly to me, destroying what little chance of any immersion/impact the VN could’ve had and detracting from her “villainy”.
Also, she’s a Twitter thot and a vegan.
