No.2393[Reply]
Kuroe grew up in a large family without much money. Her parents were deeply enamored with each other, and as a child she witnessed them having sex. Without the ability to process her experience in a healthy way, she mostly came to understand sex as it was represented to her by humanoid rabbits in the mirror. She grew up obsessed with sex to an off putting degree, but her family was not aware of this.
At the start of the six days, Kuroe had become pregnant by a boy she saw often, who lost interest in her upon hearing this. She was deeply traumatized by this and blamed her condition on her unborn baby, seeking abortion and attempting to use it as a reserve tank. Before she can successfully take any drastic action, she meets Lukyon, whose charming attitude and love for her mother makes Kuroe pause to really think about what she's doing for the remaining days.
She goes on to keep the baby, as well as form a protective bond to Lukyon and somewhat to Azuma as well. She stops seeking sex, and finds courage and happiness from her new path.
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yes
No.2400
Utou Koutaro is an Alice from Japan. He is a 25 year old manga otaku and a manga editor for Shogakukan Inc. in his second year. He frequently does his work at Cafe Sacrifice near Oomiya Station's eastern exit. He graduated from Nibashi University, and was hired immediately after graduation.
The effects of Alice in Mirrorland syndrome cause him to see pages of manga in the mirror. He is able to copy them perfectly. It also seems that he can request different pictures to show up, and uses this ability to produce, copy and ink three pages of a popular manga in only a few minutes, perfectly replicating the original mangaka's style.
Utou is a very bright individual, and shows himself to be highly perceptive and quick thinking on many occasions. He also has the desire to face danger head on rather than simply giving out orders, and confronts Self-Discipline Devil one on one despite the risk to his own life. Utou feels entirely responsible for the death of Saeki's friend Mika, and it heavily affects his actions for the remaining nights.
Through sacrificing his own life energy, he saves Saeki's life. After this, she becomes wholly dependent on him. He enters into a relationship with her, although it seems to be more dependency based than romantic (as commented by Giger) and nearly dies saving her from a blast attack. Afterwards he is transferred into the body of a Servant Devil. He still has a shred of humanity left, offering him control of his will and body. He uses his new strength to protect his friends and Saeki.
No.2401
>>2396>During his battle against Ookura Kaito, he says that talking about it doesn't suit him, and it makes him feel unfortunate and proud of his Darkness at the same time. After this, Kaito tells him that Light, rather than Darkness, is what makes one strong, and crushes him to death.Man what a bitch
No.4127
Im traaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaans