History Characters / NeedyStreamerOverload

** Played ''very'' straight in the [[spoiler:"Welcome to my Religion"]] ending [[spoiler:where she creates a cult-like following around her and she speaks of a plan to end all wars... by reducing the population to 10% of it's current number and telling her viewers that all they need to do is to "come to her", essentially creating a internet streamer version of [[UsefulNotes/JimJones Jonestown]].]]

* TheCynic: Ame is very pessimistic and does not have an ideal worldview, to say the least. Even in her better states she often shows signs of a DeterminedDefeatist.

* TheCynic: Ame is very pessimistic and does not have an ideal worldview, to say the least.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: DownPlayedTrope. Just as she is antisocial and disturbed, at times she shows virtues beyond mere decency, such as gifting the rare collection card she earned at an arcade to a girl she didn't meet for long because said girl's longing expression made her felt so bad, or repetitively telling P-chan/posting on her personal Tweeter that she wishes for her streaming to help someone else. She also feels guilty for things like being clingy to P-chan or not being an idealist like her favored anime character.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: DownPlayedTrope. Just as she is antisocial and disturbed, at times she shows virtues beyond mere decency, such as gifting the rare collection card she bought to a girl she didn't meet for long or repetitively telling P-chan/posting on her personal Tweeter that she wishes for her streaming to help someone else. She also feels guilty for things like being clingy to P-chan or not being an idealist like her favored anime character.

* TheCynic: Her does not have a friendly worldview, to say the least, though whether she becomes a KnightInSourArmor or not is still up in the air.

** She may accuse another female streamer of flirting, but she can go down the same path. She reasoned in another post that maybe it is just that easy to have MoralMyopia.
** She complains that netizens are too easy to be provoked online and vows to make Internet a more friendly place, but she gets angry over Internet contents several times and has the option to participate in flame wars.
** She saddens over being banned by a former friend, but she does it to P-chan in (Un)happy End World ending.

* MiseryBuildsCharacter: Ame thinks that she can act as [=KAngel=] so well is because her terrible life makes her yearning for rosiness.

** She may accuse another female streamer of flirting, but she can go down the same path. She reasoned in another post that may be it is just that easy to have MoralMyopia.

** She may accuse another female streamer of flirting, but she can go down the same path.

* HatesTheJobLovesTheLimelight: Being [=KAngel=], while not a completely bad experience for her, stresses her out nearly every time she does a stream (the only exception being the milestone streams and [[spoiler:any stream she does after the last one]]), and she views her fans with contempt at best, but she continues at it regardless because she DesperatelyCravesAffection.

* MadeASlave: For whatever reason, Ame somehow roped him into doing underpaid streamer labor (10% of Ame's revenue) for her through some completely unconvincing reasons and bombing him on his JINE. Combining his acceptance with the aforementioned term without any depiction of serious effort on Ame's part, his mundane description of the fact, and his claim that it is him that exploits Ame, it does not speak favorably of his mental health.

* AdaptationalJerkass: Ame is more visibly abusive against P-Chan and mentally unstable in the official serial manga than she does in the original game. She pressures and forces him into working underpaid slave labor for her and treats him like a slave, takes pills on her first stream and plots to kill him and commit a mutual suicide through burning charcoal if he doesn't comply to her. She even privately tells other streamers to die for being more successful only to be overheard by P-chan. [[spoiler:Of course, given how P-Chan [[ImaginaryFriend doesn't exist]], it's downplayed, as she is simply meaner to ''herself''.]]

* MadeASlave: For whatever reason, Ame somehow roped him into doing underpaid streamer labor (10% of Ame's revenue) for her through some completely unconvincing reasons and bombing him on his JINE. Basically, he seemed to agree with the aforementioned term without any depiction of serious effort on Ame's part.

* AdaptationalJerkass: Ame is more visibly abusive against P-Chan and mentally unstable in the official serial manga than she does in the original game. She pressures and forces him into working underpaid slave labor for her and treats him like a slave, takes pills on her first stream and threatens to kill him and commit a mutual suicide through burning charcoal if he doesn't comply to her. She even privately tells other streamers to die for being more successful only to be overheard by P-chan. [[spoiler:Of course, given how P-Chan [[ImaginaryFriend doesn't exist]], it's downplayed, as she is simply meaner to ''herself''.]]

* AmbiguousSituation: It's unclear if this P-Chan is actually a real person or an illusion in Ame's head like the in-game version. He does have an official backstory before he's roped in Ame's home and became her producer, and he's shown physically purchasing streaming equipment and doing the work for Ame, but the circumstances behind his kidnapping is...very bizzare, at the least. On top of him being a grown man and a prestiged idol producer that looks at least twice the age of Ame who is somehow being convinced and roped to work for a dubious nobody like her, Ame is also very abusive and toxic to him and her behavior wouldn't be tolerated even on day 1, despite he obviously has the ability to leave on his own to call the cops in such a situation no matter what. One possible explanation, as indicated by his word, is that his judgement is clouded by desperation and hatred, willing to endure anything to restore his name and get back at those wronged him. All in all, it's made blurry if he is even a real person or still something Ame made up herself.

* AdaptationalJerkass: Ame is more visibly abusive against P-Chan and has even less impulse control in the official serial manga than she does in the original game. She pressures and forces him into working underpaid slave labor for her and treats him like a slave, takes pills on her first stream and threatens to kill him and commit a mutual suicide through burning charcoal if he doesn't comply to her. [[spoiler:Of course, given how P-Chan [[ImaginaryFriend doesn't exist]], it's downplayed, as she is simply meaner to ''herself''.]] She even cursed other streamers for being more successful in front of P-chan, indicating that this version of Ame may be outright malicious rather than just unbalanced.

* AdaptationalJerkass: Ame is more visibly abusive against P-Chan and has even less impulse control in the official serial manga than she does in the original game. She pressures and forces him into working underpaid slave labor for her and treats him like a slave, takes pills on her first stream and threatens to kill him and commit a mutual suicide through burning charcoal if he doesn't comply to her. [[spoiler:Of course, given how P-Chan [[ImaginaryFriend doesn't exist]], it's downplayed, as she is simply meaner to ''herself''.]] She even cursing other streamers for being more successful in front of P-chan.

* AdaptationalJerkass: Ame is more visibly abusive against P-Chan and has even less impulse control in the official serial manga than she does in the original game. She pressures and forces him into working underpaid slave labor for her and treats him like a slave, takes pills on her first stream and threatens to kill him and commit a mutual suicide through burning charcoal if he doesn't comply to her. [[spoiler:Of course, given how P-Chan [[ImaginaryFriend doesn't exist]], it's downplayed, as she is simply meaner to ''herself''.]]

* MadeASlave: For whatever reason, Ame somehow roped him into doing underpaid streamer labor (10% of Ame's revenue) for her through some completely unconvincing reasons and bombing him on his JINE.

* AmbiguousSituation: It's unclear if this P-Chan is actually a real person or an illusion in Ame's head like the in-game version. He does have an official backstory before he's roped in Ame's home and became her producer, and he's shown physically purchasing streaming equipment and doing the work for Ame, but the circumstances behind his kidnapping is...very bizzare, at the least. On top of him being a grown man and a prestiged idol producer that looks at least twice the age of Ame who is somehow being convinced and roped to work for a dubious nobody like her, Ame is also very abusive and toxic to him and her behavior wouldn't be tolerated even on day 1, despite he obviously has the ability to leave on his own to call the cops in such a situation no matter what. All in all, it's made blurry if he is even a real person or still something Ame made up herself.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: DownPlayedTrope. Just as she is antisocial and disturbed, at times she shows virtues beyond mere decency, such as gifting the rare collection card she bought to a girl she didn't meet for long or telling P-chan that she wishes for her streaming to help someone else.

* HiddenDepths: When she earned her first pot of gold on streaming, despite boasting about her plan on squandering it on luxury, she eventually decided to buy better devices to improve streaming quality. It indicates that she does has a sense of responsibility.

* DomesticAbuse: While whether P-chan is an asshole is up to the player, Ame isn't exactly an ideal partner, as she can be emotionally abusive to P-chan at times, [[spoiler:forces them to cut her, will blame them for her lack of success if she doesn't reach her goal in time, complains about them not reading her [=DMs=] even if you're obviously reading them, or even leaves them for another popular streamer when she does achieve success (somewhat justified considering the low affection needed for this ending means you behaves disappointingly for her, but it does not help that she will eventually get weary of you even in high-affection "(Un)happy end World" ending). She will regret doing the last thing, but only when her new relationship ends up going down the toilet. This is complicated by the reveal that P-chan is Ame's ImaginaryFriend, though at best this just makes it another sign of her poor mental health.]]

* DomesticAbuse: While whether P-chan is an asshole is up to the player, Ame isn't exactly an ideal partner, as she can be emotionally abusive to P-chan at times, [[spoiler:forces them to cut her, will blame them for her lack of success if she doesn't reach her goal in time, complains about them not reading her [=DMs=] even if you're obviously reading them, or even leaves them for another popular streamer when she does achieve success. She will regret doing the last thing, but only when her new relationship ends up going down the toilet. This is complicated by the reveal that P-chan is Ame's ImaginaryFriend, though at best this just makes it another sign of her poor mental health.]]

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: DownPlayedTrope. Just as she is antisocial and disturbed, at times she shows virtues beyond mere decency, such as gifting the rare collection card she bought to a girl she didn't meet for long or telling P-chan that she wishes for her streaming to help someone else. Another example is when she earned her first pot of gold on streaming, despite boasting about her plan on squandering it on luxury, she eventually decided to buy better devices to improve streaming quality.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: DownPlayedTrope. Just as she is antisocial and disturbed, at times she shows virtues beyond mere decency, such as gifting the rare collection card she bought to a girl she didn't meet for long, and desiring for her streaming to help someone else.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: DownPlayedTrope. Just as she has little or no impulsive control and throws childish tantrums, at times she shows virtues beyond mere decency, such as gifting the rare collection card she bought to a girl she didn't meet for long, and desiring for her streaming to help someone else.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: DownPlayedTrope. Just as she can commit immoral actions, at times she shows virtues beyond mere decency, such as gifting the rare collection card she bought to a girl she didn't meet for long, and desiring for her streaming to help someone else.