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*** To KickTheDog further, [[spoiler:a non-possessed Naomi later finds her hanging and tries to save her, but fails. Regardless of whether you have Naomi kiss her in the optional dream scene in the infirmary or not, Seiko begins to cry, claiming that she doesn't wanna say die. Even after this, she forgives Naomi and tells her to go on... and then, because she died in Heavenly Host, nobody else remembers her. It's worse in ''Book of Shadows'' where she actually does confess her feelings for Naomi, which causes her to run off and consequently get possessed and hang her. Even though Naomi manages to save her this time, when Seiko comes to, she thinks that she's still possessed and runs away in fear, resulting in her getting decapitated by piano wire.]]
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*** To KickTheDog further, [[spoiler:a non-possessed Naomi later finds her hanging and tries to save her, but fails. Regardless of whether you have Naomi kiss her in the optional dream scene in the infirmary or not, Seiko begins to cry, claiming that she doesn't wanna say die. Even after this, she forgives Naomi and tells her to go on... and then, because she died in Heavenly Host, nobody else remembers her. It's worse in ''Book of Shadows'' where she actually does confess her feelings for Naomi, feelings, which causes her Naomi to run off and consequently get possessed and hang her. Even though Naomi manages to save her this time, when Seiko comes to, she thinks that she's still possessed and runs away in fear, resulting in her getting decapitated by piano wire.]]
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* TrappedByMountainLions: One particularly ridiculous sub-plot is Satoshi and Yuka's quest to find her a bathroom so she can go potty. This takes up far too much time, with some bathrooms having no stalls, others with big holes in the way, or their stalls being full of hanged girls, to the point that so much time and trouble would have been saved if she had just peed in a corner somewhere. They even pass an empty bucket several times! [[spoiler:Even more mortifying: that quest to go potty is what ends up separating her from Satoshi and having her stalked by [[AxCrazy Kizami]]. And to top it off, Kizami even kicks Yuka in the gut and she [[PottyFailure loses control of her bladder from the blow]]. [[WhatAnIdiot Many people think it serves her right.]]]]
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* TrappedByMountainLions: One particularly ridiculous sub-plot is Satoshi and Yuka's quest to find her a bathroom so she can go potty. This takes up far too much time, with some bathrooms having no stalls, others with big holes in the way, or their stalls being full of hanged girls, to the point that so much time and trouble would have been saved if she had just peed in a corner somewhere. They even pass an empty bucket several times! [[spoiler:Even more mortifying: that quest to go potty is what ends up separating her from Satoshi and having her stalked by [[AxCrazy Kizami]]. And to top it off, Kizami even kicks Yuka in the gut and she [[PottyFailure loses control of her bladder from the blow]]. [[WhatAnIdiot Many people think it serves her right.]]]]]]
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** Mayu in "Demise." [[spoiler:Being aware of the GroundhogDayLoop and that she died when she entered the infirmary, she decides to keep away from it, especially after seeing the ghost children going inside.]] Later, Mayu notices some weird bruise-like mark on her stomach, but keeps it a secret from Yoshiki. She also notices similar markings on Nana's legs. Later, Nana's legs are chopped off at the same area they were marked. Mayu assumes a similar thing will happen to her given the marks on her stomach. After Nana is taken away by Yoshizaku while still alive, Mayu runs away and into Ayumi and Yoshiki, who ask her about what just happened.\\
'''You'd Expect:''' Mayu to tell them the whole story and about the marks on her stomach. Ayumi is somewhat well-versed in the matters of the occult and even if she doesn't know anything about it, they could stick together while trying to find clues. Particularly after it's been already established that being alone in Heavenly Host is ''not'' a good idea.\\
'''Instead:''' Mayu runs away without telling them anything after she notices a similar mark on her cheek.\\
'''Even worse:''' Mayu, for some weird reason, is concerned with her ''personal appearance'' when she's trapped in a GeniusLoci where [[EverythingTryingToKillYou Everything Is Trying to Kill You]], and her reason for running off was that she didn't want anyone to see her like that. So she goes somewhere to try to hide it with makeup. And where does she head to? The ''infirmary''.\\
'''The result:''' She is trapped in the infirmary. And eventually killed by Sachiko and the three children by being ''disembowled''.
** Yuka. She needs to go to the bathroom at one point in Chapter 3 of ''Blood Covered''. She and Satoshi had previously had no luck with any bathrooms they'd found, as they either had no stalls or the stalls were inaccessible.\\
'''You'd Expect:''' Yuka to just do it in the corner or in the empty bucket that they passed by many times.\\
'''Instead:''' Yuka keeps holding it in until they find a working toilet. Eventually, she goes to do it in the covered hallway while Satoshi waits at the Second Wing Entrance.\\
'''Even worse:''' The same bucket is passed by many other characters in previous chapters, filled with a yellow, congealing liquid.\\
'''The result:''' Satoshi is spirited away somewhere else and Yuka is now by herself. [[spoiler:And eventually she is stalked by [[AxCrazy Kizami]] and could potentially die in a Wrong End. All because she couldn't do it in the damn corner.]]
** Ayumi in the first chapter of ''Blood Drive''. She wants to go back to Heavenly Host to retrieve the Book of Shadows and try to revive her friends once again. She asks Yoshiki for help and he, after a DeclarationOfProtection, throws out of the window and under a steamroller the stones that would allow Ayumi to go back, stating that going back without a plan is suicide. Ayumi runs off angrily, finds the stones and Misuto approaches her again, stating he is an ally of hers, an apprentice of her sister, and that he can take her to Heavenly Host. Yoshiki catches up, tries retrieving the stones back from Ayumi after she refuses to give them to him, and promptly gets sent flying to the wall by Misuto's paranormal powers. \\
'''You'd Expect:''' Ayumi to, if she can't let go of her desire to bring her friends back to life, at least put it on hold and properly think of a plan of action before she sets off to Heavenly Host, as Yoshiki pointed out moments ago. After all, the times she tried to dive into something without properly doing her research turned out ''badly''. And also, of course, ''not'' trust the guy who invaded her room twice and severely injured Yoshiki, had no evidence to back up the things he was saying, had an attitude that just screamed ObviouslyEvil, and did nothing to show Ayumi that he could be trusted. \\
'''Instead:''' Ayumi ''goes with a complete stranger to Heavenly Host'', believing he'll have her back on this.\\
'''The result:''' Ayumi finds herself completely alone in Heavenly Host, is immediately chased by [[spoiler:Mayu's murderous spirit]], and is ambushed by what amounts to Yoshikazu 2.0 while she's unable to run away. If things didn't turn out the way they did, Ayumi would have died right there. \\
[[spoiler:'''Even worse:''' Said stranger turns out to be the BigBad who, with Ayumi's help, obtains a new Book of Shadows and uses it to murder all of her friends.]]
** Mayu in "Demise." [[spoiler:Being aware of the GroundhogDayLoop and that she died when she entered the infirmary, she decides to keep away from it, especially after seeing the ghost children going inside.]] Later, Mayu notices some weird bruise-like mark on her stomach, but keeps it a secret from Yoshiki. She also notices similar markings on Nana's legs. Later, Nana's legs are chopped off at the same area they were marked. Mayu assumes a similar thing will happen to her given the marks on her stomach. After Nana is taken away by Yoshizaku while still alive, Mayu runs away and into Ayumi and Yoshiki, who ask her about what just happened.\\
'''You'd Expect:''' Mayu to tell them the whole story and about the marks on her stomach. Ayumi is somewhat well-versed in the matters of the occult and even if she doesn't know anything about it, they could stick together while trying to find clues. Particularly after it's been already established that being alone in Heavenly Host is ''not'' a good idea.\\
'''Instead:''' Mayu runs away without telling them anything after she notices a similar mark on her cheek.\\
'''Even worse:''' Mayu, for some weird reason, is concerned with her ''personal appearance'' when she's trapped in a GeniusLoci where [[EverythingTryingToKillYou Everything Is Trying to Kill You]], and her reason for running off was that she didn't want anyone to see her like that. So she goes somewhere to try to hide it with makeup. And where does she head to? The ''infirmary''.\\
'''The result:''' She is trapped in the infirmary. And eventually killed by Sachiko and the three children by being ''disembowled''.
** Yuka. She needs to go to the bathroom at one point in Chapter 3 of ''Blood Covered''. She and Satoshi had previously had no luck with any bathrooms they'd found, as they either had no stalls or the stalls were inaccessible.\\
'''You'd Expect:''' Yuka to just do it in the corner or in the empty bucket that they passed by many times.\\
'''Instead:''' Yuka keeps holding it in until they find a working toilet. Eventually, she goes to do it in the covered hallway while Satoshi waits at the Second Wing Entrance.\\
'''Even worse:''' The same bucket is passed by many other characters in previous chapters, filled with a yellow, congealing liquid.\\
'''The result:''' Satoshi is spirited away somewhere else and Yuka is now by herself. [[spoiler:And eventually she is stalked by [[AxCrazy Kizami]] and could potentially die in a Wrong End. All because she couldn't do it in the damn corner.]]
** Ayumi in the first chapter of ''Blood Drive''. She wants to go back to Heavenly Host to retrieve the Book of Shadows and try to revive her friends once again. She asks Yoshiki for help and he, after a DeclarationOfProtection, throws out of the window and under a steamroller the stones that would allow Ayumi to go back, stating that going back without a plan is suicide. Ayumi runs off angrily, finds the stones and Misuto approaches her again, stating he is an ally of hers, an apprentice of her sister, and that he can take her to Heavenly Host. Yoshiki catches up, tries retrieving the stones back from Ayumi after she refuses to give them to him, and promptly gets sent flying to the wall by Misuto's paranormal powers. \\
'''You'd Expect:''' Ayumi to, if she can't let go of her desire to bring her friends back to life, at least put it on hold and properly think of a plan of action before she sets off to Heavenly Host, as Yoshiki pointed out moments ago. After all, the times she tried to dive into something without properly doing her research turned out ''badly''. And also, of course, ''not'' trust the guy who invaded her room twice and severely injured Yoshiki, had no evidence to back up the things he was saying, had an attitude that just screamed ObviouslyEvil, and did nothing to show Ayumi that he could be trusted. \\
'''Instead:''' Ayumi ''goes with a complete stranger to Heavenly Host'', believing he'll have her back on this.\\
'''The result:''' Ayumi finds herself completely alone in Heavenly Host, is immediately chased by [[spoiler:Mayu's murderous spirit]], and is ambushed by what amounts to Yoshikazu 2.0 while she's unable to run away. If things didn't turn out the way they did, Ayumi would have died right there. \\
[[spoiler:'''Even worse:''' Said stranger turns out to be the BigBad who, with Ayumi's help, obtains a new Book of Shadows and uses it to murder all of her friends.]]
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** There are a ton that are considered this, but special mention goes to [[spoiler:Seiko and Mayu. Mayu for getting killed off with little characterization and Seiko for dying in the first chapter of both ''Blood Covered'' and ''Book of Shadows'', as a lot of fans found her more interesting than Yuka (for example). The fact that Seiko has somewhat of an AbortedArc with her missing mother is a popular point of discussion among the fanbase, along with how she sometimes feels like an AdvertisedExtra in game covers and promotional art. Many fans also criticizes the fact that she dies only because she wasn't in the original PC-98 game (the existence of scrappies like Yuka or Ayumi who do survive don't help)]].
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** There are a ton that who are considered this, but special mention goes to [[spoiler:Seiko and Mayu. Mayu for getting killed off with little characterization and Seiko for dying in the first chapter of both ''Blood Covered'' and ''Book of Shadows'', as a lot of fans found her more interesting than Yuka (for example). The fact that Seiko has somewhat of an AbortedArc with her missing mother is a popular point of discussion among the fanbase, along with how she sometimes feels like an AdvertisedExtra in game covers and promotional art. Many fans also criticizes criticize the fact that she dies only because she wasn't in the original PC-98 game (the existence of scrappies like Yuka or Ayumi who do survive don't help)]].
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** There are a ton that are considered this, but special mention goes to [[spoiler:Seiko and Mayu. Mayu for getting killed off with little characterization and Seiko for dying in the first chapter of both ''Blood Covered'' and ''Book of Shadows'', as a lot of fans found her more interesting than Yuka (for example). The fact that Seiko has somewhat of an AbortedArc with her missing mother is a popular point of discussion among the fanbase, along with how she sometimes feels like an AdvertisedExtra in game covers and promotional art. Many people fans also criticizes the fact that she dies only because she wasn't in the original PC-98 game (the existence of scrappies like Yuka or Ayumi who do survive don't help)]].
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** There are a ton that are considered this, but special mention [[spoiler:goes goes to Seiko [[spoiler:Seiko and Mayu. Mayu for getting killed off with little characterization and Seiko for dying in the first chapter of both ''Blood Covered'' and ''Book of Shadows'', as a lot of fans found her more interesting than Yuka (for example). The fact that Seiko has somewhat of an AbortedArc with her missing mother is a popular point of discussion among the fanbase, along with how she sometimes feels like an AdvertisedExtra in game covers and promotional art. A huge portion of the fanbase Many people also criticizes the fact that she dies only because she wasn't in the original PC-98 game (the existence of scrappies like Yuka or Ayumi who do survive don't help)]].
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** There are a ton that are considered this, but special mention [[spoiler:goes to Seiko and Mayu. Mayu for getting killed off with little characterization and Seiko for dying in the first chapter of both ''Blood Covered'' and ''Book of Shadows'', as a lot of fans found her more interesting than Yuka (for example). The fact that Seiko has somewhat of an AbortedArc with her missing mother is a popular point of discussion for among the fanbase, and along with how she also sometimes feels like an AdvertisedExtra in game covers and promotional art. A huge part portion of the fanbase criticize also criticizes the fact that she dies only because she wasn't in the original PC-98 game (the existence of scrappies like Yuka or Ayumi who do survive don't help)]].
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** In ''Blood Drive'', there is the debate of [[spoiler:whether killing the BigBad Misuto in chapter 8 was a good idea. While Misuto is somewhat divisive by his discussed status as a good or bad WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds, most agree that he was killed off a little bit too soon.]] The appearance of [[spoiler:the AssPull that is the Queen, the core of the Nirvana and a character with barely any introduction or personality as the final antagonist doesn't help either]].
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** In ''Blood Drive'', there is the debate of [[spoiler:whether killing the BigBad Misuto in chapter 8 was a good idea. While Misuto is somewhat divisive by his discussed status as a good or bad WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds, most agree that he was killed off a little bit too soon.]] The appearance of [[spoiler:the AssPull that is the Queen, the core of the Nirvana and a character with barely any introduction or personality personality, as the final antagonist doesn't help either]].
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** There are a ton that are considered this, but special mention [[spoiler:goes to Seiko and Mayu. Mayu for getting killed off with little characterization and Seiko for dying in the first chapter of both ''Blood Covered'' and ''Book of Shadows'', as a lot of fans found her more interesting than Yuka (for example). The fact that Seiko has somewhat of an AbortedArc with her missing mother is a huge point of discussion for the fanbase, and she also sometimes feels like an AdvertisedExtra in game covers and promotional art. A huge part of the fanbase criticize the fact that she dies only because she wasn't in the original PC-98 game (the existence of scrappies like Yuka or Ayumi who do survive don't help)]].
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** There are a ton that are considered this, but special mention [[spoiler:goes to Seiko and Mayu. Mayu for getting killed off with little characterization and Seiko for dying in the first chapter of both ''Blood Covered'' and ''Book of Shadows'', as a lot of fans found her more interesting than Yuka (for example). The fact that Seiko has somewhat of an AbortedArc with her missing mother is a huge popular point of discussion for the fanbase, and she also sometimes feels like an AdvertisedExtra in game covers and promotional art. A huge part of the fanbase criticize the fact that she dies only because she wasn't in the original PC-98 game (the existence of scrappies like Yuka or Ayumi who do survive don't help)]].
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* BizarroEpisode: ''Corpse Party -THE ANTHOLOGY- Sachiko's Game of Love ♥ Hysteric Birthday 2U''. If the title wasn't enough of a giveaway, the entire plot of the game is that all of the school students - dead or otherwise - are forced to throw a birthday party for Sachiko. And that ends up being one of the game's ''least'' weird aspects.
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* BizarroEpisode: ''Corpse Party -THE ANTHOLOGY- Sachiko's Game of Love ♥ Hysteric Birthday 2U''. If the title wasn't enough of a giveaway, the entire plot of the game is that all of the school students - dead or otherwise - are forced to throw a birthday party for Sachiko. And that ends up being one of the game's ''least'' weird aspects.
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** Some Ayumi x Yoshiki shippers tend to bash Azusa due to her subtle flirting towards Yoshiki, calling him "Knight-kun."
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** Some Ayumi x Yoshiki shippers tend to bash Azusa due to her subtle flirting towards Yoshiki, calling him "Knight-kun."
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* EsotericHappyEnding: ''Blood Drive''[='s=] ending for some fans. [[spoiler:Despite all of the events that happened, the only achievement was restoring the memories of those who died at Heavenly Host and releasing their souls from their eternal torment, not resurrecting them as some trailers suggested was the main point of the game. This was at the cost of Ayumi being erased from all of her friends' memories except for Yoshiki, who chose to stay with her. Fans also argue that, despite the fact that the survivors may have found some closure, this ending feels empty, as most of them didn't even get to say goodbye to their friends (especially in Seiko's case)]]. Not to mention the fact that [[spoiler:the Nirvana was only sealed away, not destroyed, which borders on FridgeHorror. If Ayumi - who has become a catatonic vegetable as a result of consuming the Nirvana - dies, it will be unleashed again, making a ton of fans feel that the whole effort was rather pointless]]. AscendedFridgeHorror comes in when ''[[VideoGame/CorpseParty2DeadPatient Dead Patient]]'' reveals that [[spoiler:the events in the hospital appear to have been caused by the Nirvana]], which only worsens the feeling. The fact that ''Blood Drive'' was supposed to be the GrandFinale of the Heavenly Host trilogy disappointed many fans and reduced the status of it.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: ''Blood Drive''[='s=] ending for some fans. [[spoiler:Despite all of the events that happened, the only achievement was restoring the memories of those who died at Heavenly Host and releasing their souls from their eternal torment, not resurrecting them as some trailers suggested was the main point of the game. This was at the cost of Ayumi being erased from all of her friends' memories except for Yoshiki, who chose to stay with her. Fans also argue that, despite the fact that the survivors may have found some closure, this ending feels empty, as most of them didn't even get to say goodbye to their friends (especially in Seiko's case)]]. Not to mention the fact that [[spoiler:the Nirvana was only sealed away, not destroyed, which borders on FridgeHorror. If Ayumi - who has become a catatonic vegetable as a result of consuming the Nirvana - dies, it will be unleashed again, making a ton of many fans feel that the whole effort was rather pointless]]. AscendedFridgeHorror comes in when ''[[VideoGame/CorpseParty2DeadPatient Dead Patient]]'' reveals that [[spoiler:the events in the hospital appear to have been caused by the Nirvana]], which only worsens the feeling. The fact that ''Blood Drive'' was supposed to be the GrandFinale of the Heavenly Host trilogy disappointed many fans and reduced the status of it.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: ''Blood Drive''[='s=] ending for some fans. [[spoiler:Despite all of the events that happened, the only achievement was restoring the memories of those who died at Heavenly Host and releasing their souls from their eternal torment, not resurrecting them as some trailers suggested was the main point of the game. This was at the cost of Ayumi being erased from her friends' memories (except Yoshiki, who chose to stay with her). Fans also argue that despite the fact that the survivors may have found some closure, this ending feels empty, as most of them didn't even get to say goodbye to their friends (especially in Seiko's case)]]. Not to mention the fact that [[spoiler:the Nirvana was only sealed away, not destroyed, which borders on FridgeHorror. If Ayumi dies, the Nirvana will be unleashed again, making a ton of fans feel that the whole effort was rather pointless]]. AscendedFridgeHorror comes in when ''[[VideoGame/CorpseParty2DeadPatient Dead Patient]]'' reveals that [[spoiler:the events in the hospital appear to have been caused by the Nirvana]], which only worsens the feeling. The fact that ''Blood Drive'' was supposed to be the GrandFinale of the Heavenly Host trilogy disappointed many fans and reduced the status of it.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: ''Blood Drive''[='s=] ending for some fans. [[spoiler:Despite all of the events that happened, the only achievement was restoring the memories of those who died at Heavenly Host and releasing their souls from their eternal torment, not resurrecting them as some trailers suggested was the main point of the game. This was at the cost of Ayumi being erased from all of her friends' memories (except except for Yoshiki, who chose to stay with her). her. Fans also argue that that, despite the fact that the survivors may have found some closure, this ending feels empty, as most of them didn't even get to say goodbye to their friends (especially in Seiko's case)]]. Not to mention the fact that [[spoiler:the Nirvana was only sealed away, not destroyed, which borders on FridgeHorror. If Ayumi dies, - who has become a catatonic vegetable as a result of consuming the Nirvana - dies, it will be unleashed again, making a ton of fans feel that the whole effort was rather pointless]]. AscendedFridgeHorror comes in when ''[[VideoGame/CorpseParty2DeadPatient Dead Patient]]'' reveals that [[spoiler:the events in the hospital appear to have been caused by the Nirvana]], which only worsens the feeling. The fact that ''Blood Drive'' was supposed to be the GrandFinale of the Heavenly Host trilogy disappointed many fans and reduced the status of it.
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** In ''Blood Drive'', we have from the finale [[spoiler: the [=CG=] of Ayumi and the Queen kissing, often known as "Lesbian kisses save the world."
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** Why did she/he have to die?: like above.
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** [[spoiler:Yoshikazu. He might be a shambling, murderous horror now, but in life he was a kind teacher who loved children right up to the moment he died. Being cursed into regressing to a child-like state and being under the control of a murderous rage-spirit who forces you to obtain victims for her is a fate he most definitely did not deserve. And all because he was the principal's son.]]
** [[spoiler:Seiko is also considered to be this by a ton of her fans, as she has lost her mother, has to take care of her siblings, and has feelings for Naomi but can't bring herself to confess them. She eventually gets into an argument with Naomi, and the next time she sees her, she has been possessed by the Darkening. Seiko is then hung by her best friend, all while she tearfully begs Naomi to stop and snap out of it.]]
** [[spoiler:Seiko is also considered to be this by a ton of her fans, as she has lost her mother, has to take care of her siblings, and has feelings for Naomi but can't bring herself to confess them. She eventually gets into an argument with Naomi, and the next time she sees her, she has been possessed by the Darkening. Seiko is then hung by her best friend, all while she tearfully begs Naomi to stop and snap out of it.]]
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** [[spoiler:Yoshikazu. Yoshikazu. He might be a shambling, murderous horror now, but in life he was a [[spoiler:a kind teacher who loved children right up to the moment he died. Being cursed into regressing to a child-like state and being under the control of a murderous rage-spirit who forces you to obtain victims for her is a fate he most definitely did not deserve. And all because he was the principal's son.]]
**[[spoiler:Seiko Seiko is also considered to be this by a ton of her fans, as she has lost her mother, has to take care of her siblings, and has feelings for Naomi but can't bring herself to confess them. She [[spoiler:She eventually gets into an argument with Naomi, and the next time she sees her, she has been possessed by the Darkening. Seiko is then hung by her best friend, all while she tearfully begs Naomi to stop and snap out of it.]]
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* UnpopularPopularCharacter: In-universe, Yoshiki is a delinquent who lives alone and has an implied FriendlessBackground prior to meeting Satoshi and Ayumi. On top of that he's one of Sachiko's favorite [[TheChewToy chew toys]] (that she fully admits in ''2U''), which results in him suffering a lot even outside of Wrong Ends. Out-of-universe, however, he's easily one of the most well-liked characters, and is only really rivaled by [[EnsembleDarkhorse Seiko]] in terms of popularity. Morishige also gets this sometimes, as people in-universe find him weird, but in the fandom he is beloved for his personality and [[spoiler:the fact that, despite suffering symptoms of the Darkening, he tries to pull himself together as he realizes that it's wrong.]]
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* UnpopularPopularCharacter: In-universe, Yoshiki is a delinquent who lives alone and has an implied FriendlessBackground prior to meeting Satoshi and Ayumi. On top of that that, he's one of Sachiko's favorite [[TheChewToy chew toys]] (that she fully admits in ''2U''), which results in him suffering a lot even outside of Wrong Ends. Out-of-universe, however, he's easily one of the most well-liked characters, and is only really rivaled by [[EnsembleDarkhorse Seiko]] in terms of popularity. Morishige also gets this sometimes, as people in-universe find him weird, but in the fandom he is beloved for his personality and [[spoiler:the fact that, despite suffering symptoms of the Darkening, he tries to pull himself together as he realizes that it's wrong.]]
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'''Even worse:''' Mayu, for some weird reason, is concerned with her ''personal appearance'' when she's trapped in a GeniusLoci where [[EverythingTryingToKillYou Everything Is Trying to Kill You]], and her reason for running off was that she didn't want anyone to see her like that. So she goes somewhere to try to hide it with make up. And where does she head to? The ''infirmary''.\\
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'''Even worse:''' Mayu, for some weird reason, is concerned with her ''personal appearance'' when she's trapped in a GeniusLoci where [[EverythingTryingToKillYou Everything Is Trying to Kill You]], and her reason for running off was that she didn't want anyone to see her like that. So she goes somewhere to try to hide it with make up.makeup. And where does she head to? The ''infirmary''.\\
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*** To KickTheDog further, [[spoiler:a non-possessed Naomi later finds her hanging and tries to save her, but fails. Regardless of whether you have Naomi kiss her in the optional dream scene in the infirmary or not, Seiko begins to cry, claiming that she doesn't wanna say goodbye. Even after this, she forgives Naomi and tells her to go on... and then, because she died in Heavenly Host, nobody else remembers her. It's worse in ''Book of Shadows'' where she actually does confess her feelings for Naomi, which causes her to run off and consequently get possessed and hang her. Even though Naomi manages to save her this time, when Seiko comes to, she thinks that she's still possessed and runs away in fear, resulting in her getting decapitated by piano wire.]]
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*** To KickTheDog further, [[spoiler:a non-possessed Naomi later finds her hanging and tries to save her, but fails. Regardless of whether you have Naomi kiss her in the optional dream scene in the infirmary or not, Seiko begins to cry, claiming that she doesn't wanna say goodbye.die. Even after this, she forgives Naomi and tells her to go on... and then, because she died in Heavenly Host, nobody else remembers her. It's worse in ''Book of Shadows'' where she actually does confess her feelings for Naomi, which causes her to run off and consequently get possessed and hang her. Even though Naomi manages to save her this time, when Seiko comes to, she thinks that she's still possessed and runs away in fear, resulting in her getting decapitated by piano wire.]]
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*** To KickTheDog further, [[spoiler:a non-possessed Naomi later finds her hanging and tries to save her, but fails. Regardless of whether you have Naomi kiss her in the optional dream scene in the infirmary, Seiko begins to cry, claiming that she doesn't wanna say goodbye. Even after this, she forgives Naomi and tells her to go on... and then, because she died in Heavenly Host, nobody else remembers her. It's worse in ''Book of Shadows'' where she actually does confess her feelings for Naomi, which causes her to run off and consequently get possessed and hang her. Even though Naomi manages to save her this time, when Seiko comes to, she thinks that she's still possessed and runs away in fear, resulting in her getting decapitated by piano wire.]]
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*** To KickTheDog further, [[spoiler:a non-possessed Naomi later finds her hanging and tries to save her, but fails. Regardless of whether you have Naomi kiss her in the optional dream scene in the infirmary, infirmary or not, Seiko begins to cry, claiming that she doesn't wanna say goodbye. Even after this, she forgives Naomi and tells her to go on... and then, because she died in Heavenly Host, nobody else remembers her. It's worse in ''Book of Shadows'' where she actually does confess her feelings for Naomi, which causes her to run off and consequently get possessed and hang her. Even though Naomi manages to save her this time, when Seiko comes to, she thinks that she's still possessed and runs away in fear, resulting in her getting decapitated by piano wire.]]
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*** To KickTheDog further, [[spoiler:a non-possessed Naomi later finds her hanging and tries to save her, but fails. If you have Naomi kiss her in the optional dream scene in the infirmary, Seiko begins to cry, claiming that she doesn't wanna say goodbye. Even after this, she forgives Naomi and tells her to go on... and then, because she died in Heavenly Host, nobody else remembers her. It's worse in ''Book of Shadows'' where she actually does confess her feelings for Naomi, which causes her to run off and consequently get possessed and hang her. Even though Naomi manages to save her this time, when Seiko comes to, she thinks that she's still possessed and runs away in fear, resulting in her getting decapitated by piano wire.]]
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*** To KickTheDog further, [[spoiler:a non-possessed Naomi later finds her hanging and tries to save her, but fails. If Regardless of whether you have Naomi kiss her in the optional dream scene in the infirmary, Seiko begins to cry, claiming that she doesn't wanna say goodbye. Even after this, she forgives Naomi and tells her to go on... and then, because she died in Heavenly Host, nobody else remembers her. It's worse in ''Book of Shadows'' where she actually does confess her feelings for Naomi, which causes her to run off and consequently get possessed and hang her. Even though Naomi manages to save her this time, when Seiko comes to, she thinks that she's still possessed and runs away in fear, resulting in her getting decapitated by piano wire.]]
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*** To KickTheDog further, [[spoiler:a non-possessed Naomi later finds her hanging and tries to save her, but fails. Even if she kisses Naomi in the optional dream scene in the infirmary, she begins to cry, claiming that she doesn't wanna say goodbye. Even after this, she tells her to go on... and then, because she died in Heavenly Host, nobody remembers her. It's worse in ''Book of Shadows'' where she actually does confess her feelings for Naomi, which causes Naomi to run off and consequently get possessed and hang her. Even though Naomi manages to save her this time, when Seiko comes to, she thinks that she's still possessed and runs away in fear, resulting in her getting decapitated by piano wire.]]
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*** To KickTheDog further, [[spoiler:a non-possessed Naomi later finds her hanging and tries to save her, but fails. Even if she kisses If you have Naomi kiss her in the optional dream scene in the infirmary, she Seiko begins to cry, claiming that she doesn't wanna say goodbye. Even after this, she forgives Naomi and tells her to go on... and then, because she died in Heavenly Host, nobody else remembers her. It's worse in ''Book of Shadows'' where she actually does confess her feelings for Naomi, which causes Naomi her to run off and consequently get possessed and hang her. Even though Naomi manages to save her this time, when Seiko comes to, she thinks that she's still possessed and runs away in fear, resulting in her getting decapitated by piano wire.]]
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'''You'd Expect:''' Ayumi to, if she can't let go of her desire to bring her friends back to life, at least put it on hold and properly think of a plan of action before she sets off to Heavenly Host, as Yoshiki pointed out moments ago. After all, the times she tried to dive into something without properly doing her research turned out ''badly''. And also, of course, ''not'' trust the guy that invaded her room twice and severely injured Yoshiki, had no evidence to back up the things he was saying, had an attitude that just screamed ObviouslyEvil, and did nothing to show Ayumi that he could be trusted. \\
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'''You'd Expect:''' Ayumi to, if she can't let go of her desire to bring her friends back to life, at least put it on hold and properly think of a plan of action before she sets off to Heavenly Host, as Yoshiki pointed out moments ago. After all, the times she tried to dive into something without properly doing her research turned out ''badly''. And also, of course, ''not'' trust the guy that who invaded her room twice and severely injured Yoshiki, had no evidence to back up the things he was saying, had an attitude that just screamed ObviouslyEvil, and did nothing to show Ayumi that he could be trusted. \\
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** [[spoiler:Seiko is also considered to be this for a ton of her fans, as she has lost her mother and has to take care of her siblings, has feelings for Naomi but can't bring herself to confess them. She gets into an argument with her best friend Naomi and when she sees her again, she has been possessed by the darkening and she gets hung while she begs her to stop and that she doesn't want to die. ]]
*** To KickTheDog further, [[spoiler:later a non-brainwashed Naomi finds her hanging and tries to save her, but fails. Even if she confesses her feelings for Naomi in the optional dream scene in the infirmary, she begins to cry, claiming that she doesn't wanna say goodbye, Even after this, she tells her to go on... and then, because she died in Heavenly Host, nobody remembers her. Worse in ''Book of Shadows'', where she confesses her feelings for Naomi, which causes Naomi to run and consequently get possessed and hang her. Even though this time Naomi saves her, when she wakes up she thinks that she's still possessed and runs away, only to get decapitated by a piano wire.]]
* {{Woolseyism}}: In ''Hysteric Birthday 2U'', Sayaka breaks the fourth wall to complain that no-one will know who Inumaru is unless they read out-of-game supplemental material. The localization adds in "played ''Blood Drive''," since it was released before 2U in the West and not mentioning it would seem odd.
*** To KickTheDog further, [[spoiler:later a non-brainwashed Naomi finds her hanging and tries to save her, but fails. Even if she confesses her feelings for Naomi in the optional dream scene in the infirmary, she begins to cry, claiming that she doesn't wanna say goodbye, Even after this, she tells her to go on... and then, because she died in Heavenly Host, nobody remembers her. Worse in ''Book of Shadows'', where she confesses her feelings for Naomi, which causes Naomi to run and consequently get possessed and hang her. Even though this time Naomi saves her, when she wakes up she thinks that she's still possessed and runs away, only to get decapitated by a piano wire.]]
* {{Woolseyism}}: In ''Hysteric Birthday 2U'', Sayaka breaks the fourth wall to complain that no-one will know who Inumaru is unless they read out-of-game supplemental material. The localization adds in "played ''Blood Drive''," since it was released before 2U in the West and not mentioning it would seem odd.
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** [[spoiler:Seiko is also considered to be this for by a ton of her fans, as she has lost her mother and mother, has to take care of her siblings, and has feelings for Naomi but can't bring herself to confess them. She eventually gets into an argument with her best friend Naomi Naomi, and when the next time she sees her again, her, she has been possessed by the darkening and she gets Darkening. Seiko is then hung by her best friend, all while she tearfully begs her Naomi to stop and that she doesn't want to die. snap out of it.]]
*** To KickTheDog further,[[spoiler:later a non-brainwashed [[spoiler:a non-possessed Naomi later finds her hanging and tries to save her, but fails. Even if she confesses her feelings for kisses Naomi in the optional dream scene in the infirmary, she begins to cry, claiming that she doesn't wanna say goodbye, goodbye. Even after this, she tells her to go on... and then, because she died in Heavenly Host, nobody remembers her. Worse It's worse in ''Book of Shadows'', Shadows'' where she confesses actually does confess her feelings for Naomi, which causes Naomi to run off and consequently get possessed and hang her. Even though this time Naomi saves her, manages to save her this time, when she wakes up Seiko comes to, she thinks that she's still possessed and runs away, only to get away in fear, resulting in her getting decapitated by a piano wire.]]
* {{Woolseyism}}: In ''Hysteric Birthday 2U'', Sayaka breaks the fourth wall to complain thatno-one no one will know who Inumaru is unless they read out-of-game supplemental material. The localization adds in "played ''Blood Drive''," Drive''", since it was released before 2U in the West west and not mentioning it would seem odd.
*** To KickTheDog further,
* {{Woolseyism}}: In ''Hysteric Birthday 2U'', Sayaka breaks the fourth wall to complain that
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* BizarroEpisode: ''Corpse Party -THE ANTHOLOGY- Sachiko's Game of Love ♥ Hysteric Birthday 2U''. If the title wasn't enough of a giveaway, the entire plot of the game is that all of the school students - dead or otherwise - are forced to throw a birthday party together for Sachiko. And that ends up being one of the game's ''least'' weird aspects.
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* BizarroEpisode: ''Corpse Party -THE ANTHOLOGY- Sachiko's Game of Love ♥ Hysteric Birthday 2U''. If the title wasn't enough of a giveaway, the entire plot of the game is that all of the school students - dead or otherwise - are forced to throw a birthday party together for Sachiko. And that ends up being one of the game's ''least'' weird aspects.
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** ''Book of Shadows'' marked an increase in supplementary material that wasn't just adaptations of the games. By far most of it is material concerning Naho Saenoki and her supernatural dealings prior to Heavenly Host. While it does a good job at world-building, it's not required material for the games. Even ''2U'' didn't require knowledge of supplementary material. Come ''Blood Drive'', however, and suddenly it ''is'' required to be familiar with non-game material. Or at least you'll feel like you're missing something if you're not. This is one thing for the Japanese audience who are poked to pay outside their signed-up-for medium, but pretty much everyone else can't even get the material because it isn't localized (this includes ''2U'' itself). Fan translations have caught the blow somewhat, at least.
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** ''Book of Shadows'' marked an increase in supplementary material that wasn't just adaptations of the games. By far most Most of it is material concerning Naho Saenoki and her supernatural dealings prior to Heavenly Host. While it does a good job at world-building, it's not required material for the games. Even ''2U'' didn't require knowledge of supplementary material. Come ''Blood Drive'', however, and suddenly it ''is'' required to be familiar with non-game material. Or at least you'll feel like you're missing something if you're not. This is one thing for the Japanese audience who are poked to pay outside their signed-up-for medium, but pretty much everyone else can't even get the material because it isn't localized (this includes ''2U'' itself). Fan translations have caught the blow somewhat, at least.
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** Yuka receives some extremely fitting and satisfying comeuppance for forcing the player to waste so much time finding a proper toilet for her. When Yuka finds Kizami's latest victim still alive, he dropkicks her so hard that she is sent flying across the room. She loses control of her bladder and convulses with pain in a puddle of her own urine. Harsh yes, but considering that Yuka forces Satoshi '''and''' Kizami to find a toilet for her to use (outright refusing to just go in the corner) and even bugs Satoshi about needing to go again in the bomb shelter[[note]]finding a toilet for her there actually costs you the best ending for no good reason[[/note]] players will probably be cheering Kizami rather than pitying Yuka.
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** Yuka receives some extremely fitting and satisfying comeuppance for forcing the player to waste so much time finding a proper toilet for her. When Yuka she finds Kizami's latest victim still alive, he dropkicks her so hard that she is sent flying across the room. She loses control of her bladder and convulses with pain in a puddle of her own urine. Harsh Harsh, yes, but considering that Yuka forces Satoshi '''and''' Kizami to find a toilet for her to use (outright refusing to just go in the corner) and even bugs Satoshi about needing to go again in the bomb shelter[[note]]finding a toilet for her there actually costs you the best ending for no good reason[[/note]] reason[[/note]], players will probably be cheering Kizami rather than pitying Yuka.
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** Surprisingly, the first chapter of ''Blood Covered'' can be this. There is one wrong end that happens at the very end of the chapter that can only be avoided by reading a specific newspaper that the game specifically warns you ''not'' to read in a room that the game warns you ''not'' to enter. Worse still, the ending itself has no logical connection with the newspaper at all, so there's nothing cluing you in on where you went wrong. And on top of that, every other time the game warns you not to read something, you ''have'' to heed the advice to avoid a Wrong End.
** The chase sequence inside the infirmary is perhaps one of the most difficult in the game, as it takes place in a small room with parts of the floor that give in when approached, causing you to easily get cornered. It's the only sequence where running into your assailant only chips away at your HP rather than causing an instant dead end, but still.
** The fifth chapter can be this for the same reasons as the first. At one point you find Naho's notebook and the rest of her notes can be found throughout the floors. If you have both parties meet up on the third floor before finding all five notes and confronting Naho in the Reference Room, then you'll end up in a Wrong End. The game doesn't hint at any moment that you need all five notes to progress and Naho's notebook is also pretty easy to miss in the PSP version (The PC version has cutscenes showing where the next page appears after collecting each one, as well as a scene where Naho is entering the Reference Room, all of which were not in the PSP release). [[spoiler:And then there's the Kizami chase. You have to run through the Second Wing to lose Kizami and find a key to unlock the entrance. Only the key is on the same spot Sachiko is seen. This can screw over players because the game constantly tells you to avoid Sachiko as soon as she's sighted.]]
** The chase sequence inside the infirmary is perhaps one of the most difficult in the game, as it takes place in a small room with parts of the floor that give in when approached, causing you to easily get cornered. It's the only sequence where running into your assailant only chips away at your HP rather than causing an instant dead end, but still.
** The fifth chapter can be this for the same reasons as the first. At one point you find Naho's notebook and the rest of her notes can be found throughout the floors. If you have both parties meet up on the third floor before finding all five notes and confronting Naho in the Reference Room, then you'll end up in a Wrong End. The game doesn't hint at any moment that you need all five notes to progress and Naho's notebook is also pretty easy to miss in the PSP version (The PC version has cutscenes showing where the next page appears after collecting each one, as well as a scene where Naho is entering the Reference Room, all of which were not in the PSP release). [[spoiler:And then there's the Kizami chase. You have to run through the Second Wing to lose Kizami and find a key to unlock the entrance. Only the key is on the same spot Sachiko is seen. This can screw over players because the game constantly tells you to avoid Sachiko as soon as she's sighted.]]
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** Surprisingly, the first chapter of ''Blood Covered'' can be this. There is one wrong end Wrong End that happens at the very end of the chapter that can only be avoided by reading a specific newspaper that the game specifically warns you ''not'' to read in a room that the game warns you ''not'' to enter. Worse still, the ending itself has no logical connection with the newspaper at all, so there's nothing cluing you in on where you went wrong. And on top of that, every other time the game warns you not to read something, you ''have'' to heed the advice to avoid a Wrong End.
** The chase sequence inside the infirmary is perhaps one of the most difficult in the game, as it takes place in a small room with parts of the floor that give in when approached, causing you to easily get cornered. It's the only sequence where running into your assailant only chips away at your HP rather than causing an instantdead end, Wrong End, but still.
** The fifth chapter can be this for the same reasons as the first. At one point you find Naho's notebook and the rest of her notes can be found throughout the floors. If you have both parties meet up on the third floor before finding all five notes and confronting Naho in the Reference Room, then you'll end up in a Wrong End. The game doesn't hint at any moment that you need all five notes toprogress progress, and Naho's notebook is also pretty easy to miss in the PSP version (The (the PC version has cutscenes showing where the next page appears after collecting each one, as well as a scene where Naho is entering the Reference Room, all of which were not in the PSP release). [[spoiler:And then there's the Kizami chase. You have to run through the Second Wing to lose Kizami and find a key to unlock the entrance. Only the The key is on in the same spot Sachiko is seen. This can screw over players because the game constantly tells you to avoid Sachiko as soon as she's sighted.]]
** The chase sequence inside the infirmary is perhaps one of the most difficult in the game, as it takes place in a small room with parts of the floor that give in when approached, causing you to easily get cornered. It's the only sequence where running into your assailant only chips away at your HP rather than causing an instant
** The fifth chapter can be this for the same reasons as the first. At one point you find Naho's notebook and the rest of her notes can be found throughout the floors. If you have both parties meet up on the third floor before finding all five notes and confronting Naho in the Reference Room, then you'll end up in a Wrong End. The game doesn't hint at any moment that you need all five notes to
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** There are a ton that are considered this, but special mention [[spoiler:goes to Seiko and Mayu. Mayu for literally getting killed off with few characterization and Seiko for dying in the first chapter of both ''Blood Covered'' and ''Book of Shadows'', as a ton of fans found her more interesting than Yuka (for example). The fact that Seiko has somewhat of an AbortedArc with her missing mother is a huge point of discussion for the fanbase. Other points of discussion about Seiko is that she sometimes feels like an AdvertisedExtra in the some game covers or in promotional art doesn't help. A huge part of the fanbase criticize the fact that she dies only because she wasn't on the original PC-98 game (the existence of scrappies like Yuka or Ayumi that do survive don't help) ]].
** In ''Blood Drive'', there is the debate of [[spoiler:whether killing the BigBad Misuto in chapter 08 was a good idea. While Misuto is somewhat divisive by his discussed status as a good or bad WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds, most agree that he was killed off a little bit too soon.]] The appearance of [[spoiler:the AssPull that is the Queen, the core of the Nirvana and a character with barely any introduction or personality as the final antagonist doesn't help either]].
** In ''Blood Drive'', there is the debate of [[spoiler:whether killing the BigBad Misuto in chapter 08 was a good idea. While Misuto is somewhat divisive by his discussed status as a good or bad WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds, most agree that he was killed off a little bit too soon.]] The appearance of [[spoiler:the AssPull that is the Queen, the core of the Nirvana and a character with barely any introduction or personality as the final antagonist doesn't help either]].
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** There are a ton that are considered this, but special mention [[spoiler:goes to Seiko and Mayu. Mayu for literally getting killed off with few little characterization and Seiko for dying in the first chapter of both ''Blood Covered'' and ''Book of Shadows'', as a ton lot of fans found her more interesting than Yuka (for example). The fact that Seiko has somewhat of an AbortedArc with her missing mother is a huge point of discussion for the fanbase. Other points of discussion about Seiko is that she also sometimes feels like an AdvertisedExtra in the some game covers or in and promotional art art, which doesn't help. A huge part of the fanbase criticize the fact that she dies only because she wasn't on in the original PC-98 game (the existence of scrappies like Yuka or Ayumi that do survive don't help) ]].
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** In ''Blood Drive'', there is the debate of [[spoiler:whether killing the BigBad Misuto in chapter08 8 was a good idea. While Misuto is somewhat divisive by his discussed status as a good or bad WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds, most agree that he was killed off a little bit too soon.]] The appearance of [[spoiler:the AssPull that is the Queen, the core of the Nirvana and a character with barely any introduction or personality as the final antagonist doesn't help either]].
** In ''Blood Drive'', there is the debate of [[spoiler:whether killing the BigBad Misuto in chapter
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* UnpopularPopularCharacter: In-universe, Yoshiki is a delinquent who lives alone and has an implied FriendlessBackground prior to meeting Satoshi and Ayumi. On top of that he's one of Sachiko's favourite [[TheChewToy chew toys]] (that she fully admits in ''2U'') which results in him suffering a lot even outside of Wrong Ends. Out-of-universe, however, he's easily one of the most well-liked characters, and is only really rivaled by [[EnsembleDarkhorse Seiko]] in terms of popularity. Morishige also gets this sometimes, as people in universe find him weird, but in the fandom he is beloved for his personality and [[spoiler:the fact that despite suffering sympthoms of the Darkening, he tries to pull himself together as he realizes that it's wrong.]]
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* UnpopularPopularCharacter: In-universe, Yoshiki is a delinquent who lives alone and has an implied FriendlessBackground prior to meeting Satoshi and Ayumi. On top of that he's one of Sachiko's favourite favorite [[TheChewToy chew toys]] (that she fully admits in ''2U'') ''2U''), which results in him suffering a lot even outside of Wrong Ends. Out-of-universe, however, he's easily one of the most well-liked characters, and is only really rivaled by [[EnsembleDarkhorse Seiko]] in terms of popularity. Morishige also gets this sometimes, as people in universe in-universe find him weird, but in the fandom he is beloved for his personality and [[spoiler:the fact that that, despite suffering sympthoms symptoms of the Darkening, he tries to pull himself together as he realizes that it's wrong.]]
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** Mayu in "Demise". [[spoiler:Being aware of the GroundhogDayLoop and that she died when she entered the infirmary, she decides to keep away from it, especially after seeing the ghost children going inside]]. Later, Mayu notices some weird bruise-like mark on her stomach but keeps it a secret from Yoshiki. She also notices similar markings on Nana's legs. Later, Nana's legs are chopped off at the same area they were marked. Mayu assumes a similar thing will happen to her given the marks on her stomach. After Nana is taken away by Yoshizaku while still alive, Mayu runs away and into Ayumi and Yoshiki, who ask her about what just happened.\\
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** Mayu in "Demise". "Demise." [[spoiler:Being aware of the GroundhogDayLoop and that she died when she entered the infirmary, she decides to keep away from it, especially after seeing the ghost children going inside]]. inside.]] Later, Mayu notices some weird bruise-like mark on her stomach stomach, but keeps it a secret from Yoshiki. She also notices similar markings on Nana's legs. Later, Nana's legs are chopped off at the same area they were marked. Mayu assumes a similar thing will happen to her given the marks on her stomach. After Nana is taken away by Yoshizaku while still alive, Mayu runs away and into Ayumi and Yoshiki, who ask her about what just happened.\\
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'''The result:''' She is trapped in the infirmary. And eventually killed by Sachiko and the three children by being ''torn apart''.
** Yuka. She needs to go to the bathroom at one point in Chapter 3 of ''Blood Covered''. Satoshi and her had previously had no luck with any bathrooms they'd found, as they either had no stalls or the stalls were inaccessible.\\
** Yuka. She needs to go to the bathroom at one point in Chapter 3 of ''Blood Covered''. Satoshi and her had previously had no luck with any bathrooms they'd found, as they either had no stalls or the stalls were inaccessible.\\
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'''The result:''' She is trapped in the infirmary. And eventually killed by Sachiko and the three children by being ''torn apart''.
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** Yuka. She needs to go to the bathroom at one point in Chapter 3 of ''Blood Covered''. She and Satoshiand her had previously had no luck with any bathrooms they'd found, as they either had no stalls or the stalls were inaccessible.\\
** Yuka. She needs to go to the bathroom at one point in Chapter 3 of ''Blood Covered''. She and Satoshi
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'''Instead:''' Yuka keeps holding it in until they find a working toilet. Eventually, she goes to do it on the covered hallway while Satoshi waits at the Second Wing Entrance.\\
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'''The result:''' Satoshi is spirited away somewhere else and Yuka is now by herself. [[spoiler:And eventually she is stalked by [[AxCrazy Kizami]] and could potentially die in a Wrong End. Because she couldn't do it in the damn corner.]]
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'''The result:''' Satoshi is spirited away somewhere else and Yuka is now by herself. [[spoiler:And eventually she is stalked by [[AxCrazy Kizami]] and could potentially die in a Wrong End. Because All because she couldn't do it in the damn corner.]]
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** While Ayumi is very popular in Japan and China according to the same poll, fans from America take issue with how despicable she is under the effects of the Darkening (it does not help that Ayumi has the bad habit of being possessed at ''exactly'' the wrong time), and for her tendency to run recklessly into dangerous situations (or even ''cause'' them with her lack of thinking). Furthermore, while she was the 5th most popular character (thereby the [[DamnedByFaintPraise least-liked]] of the original five) in the first game, her [[TooDumbToLive increasingly stupid]] and [[ItsAllAboutMe selfish]] actions in the sequels caused her popularity in the west to nose-dive. She's TheLoad for most of ''Blood Covered'' due to being possessed so often, which leads to the player having to tread ''very carefully'' to avoid getting a Wrong End. The fact that she ''started'' the whole thing by [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom casting a spell she found on a blog without thinking about it]] wouldn't have been too bad (since she had no way of knowing the consequences) but her [[IgnoredEpiphany complete refusal]] to think about what she's doing only causes more suffering to the entire cast.
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** While Ayumi is very popular in Japan and China according to the same poll, fans from America take issue with how despicable she is under the effects of the Darkening (it does not help that Ayumi has the bad habit of being possessed at ''exactly'' the wrong time), and for her tendency to run recklessly into dangerous situations (or even ''cause'' them with her lack of thinking). Furthermore, while she was the 5th most popular character (thereby the [[DamnedByFaintPraise least-liked]] of the original five) in the first game, her [[TooDumbToLive increasingly stupid]] and [[ItsAllAboutMe selfish]] actions in the sequels caused her popularity in the west to nose-dive. She's TheLoad for most of ''Blood Covered'' due to being possessed so often, which leads to the player having to tread ''very carefully'' to avoid getting a Wrong End. The fact that she ''started'' the whole thing by [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom casting a spell she found on a blog without thinking about it]] wouldn't have been too bad (since she had no way of knowing the consequences) consequences), but her [[IgnoredEpiphany complete refusal]] to think about what she's doing only causes more suffering to the entire cast.
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** Naomi rubs some players the wrong way for her excessive {{Tsundere}} tendencies, [[spoiler:and because she murdered Seiko while under the effects of the Darkening (though nowadays most have stopped hating her for the last reason)]]. Others find her to be one of the more interesting of the main cast, and lament that her plotlines are usually overshadowed by others.
** Satoshi also gets this treatment sometimes: Is he an interesting character that grows courageous in spite of the horrors that occur to him, or a bland designated protagonist that deals with his fears rather quickly?
* BetterThanCanon: The characterization of Ayumi in ''VisualNovel/CorpsePartyD2DepthsOfDespair'' is seen as a much better portrayal than in canon. ''VisualNovel/CorpsePartyD2FatalOperation'' is also really liked due to giving an explanation for [[spoiler:the disappearance of Seiko's mother, Sayaka. Kizami can also undergo a HeelFaceTurn that still feels true to his character, and Naomi and Seiko can potentially end up together]].
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* BizarroEpisode: ''Corpse Party -THE ANTHOLOGY- Sachiko's Game of Love ♥ Hysteric Birthday 2U''. If the title wasn't enough of a giveaway, the entire plot of the game is that all of the school students -- dead or otherwise -- are forced to throw together a birthday party for Sachiko. And that ends up being one of the game's ''least'' weird aspects.
** Satoshi also gets this treatment sometimes: Is he an interesting character that grows courageous in spite of the horrors that occur to him, or a bland designated protagonist that deals with his fears rather quickly?
* BetterThanCanon: The characterization of Ayumi in ''VisualNovel/CorpsePartyD2DepthsOfDespair'' is seen as a much better portrayal than in canon. ''VisualNovel/CorpsePartyD2FatalOperation'' is also really liked due to giving an explanation for [[spoiler:the disappearance of Seiko's mother, Sayaka. Kizami can also undergo a HeelFaceTurn that still feels true to his character, and Naomi and Seiko can potentially end up together]].
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* BizarroEpisode: ''Corpse Party -THE ANTHOLOGY- Sachiko's Game of Love ♥ Hysteric Birthday 2U''. If the title wasn't enough of a giveaway, the entire plot of the game is that all of the school students -- dead or otherwise -- are forced to throw together a birthday party for Sachiko. And that ends up being one of the game's ''least'' weird aspects.
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** Naomi rubs some players the wrong way for her excessive {{Tsundere}} tendencies, [[spoiler:and because she murdered Seiko while under the effects of the Darkening (though nowadays most have stopped hating her for the last second reason)]]. Others find her to be one of the more interesting of the main cast, and lament that her plotlines are usually overshadowed by others.
** Satoshi also gets this treatment sometimes: Is he an interesting character that grows courageous in spite of the horrors that occur to him, or a bland designated protagonistthat who deals with his fears rather quickly?
* BetterThanCanon: The characterization of Ayumi in ''VisualNovel/CorpsePartyD2DepthsOfDespair'' is seen as a much better portrayal than in canon. ''VisualNovel/CorpsePartyD2FatalOperation'' is alsoreally very liked due to giving an explanation for [[spoiler:the disappearance of Seiko's mother, Sayaka. Kizami can also undergo a HeelFaceTurn that still feels true to his character, and Naomi and Seiko can potentially end up together]].
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* BizarroEpisode: ''Corpse Party -THE ANTHOLOGY- Sachiko's Game of Love ♥ Hysteric Birthday 2U''. If the title wasn't enough of a giveaway, the entire plot of the game is that all of the school students -- - dead or otherwise -- - are forced to throw together a birthday party together for Sachiko. And that ends up being one of the game's ''least'' weird aspects.
** Satoshi also gets this treatment sometimes: Is he an interesting character that grows courageous in spite of the horrors that occur to him, or a bland designated protagonist
* BetterThanCanon: The characterization of Ayumi in ''VisualNovel/CorpsePartyD2DepthsOfDespair'' is seen as a much better portrayal than in canon. ''VisualNovel/CorpsePartyD2FatalOperation'' is also
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** There are a TON, but the most popular are [=NaomixSeiko=], [=AyumixYoshiki=] and [=MayuxMorishige=]. Heck, there are mangas (Corpse Party Coupling x Anthology and [=Magi4-koma=]) dedicated to the most popular pairings... that only came out in Japan. A part of the chapters have been fan-translated (but only of Coupling X Anthology), but it's still incomplete at the time of writing this (the project might have been put on hold, but fortunately, in comparison to other NoExportForYou, [[http://w11.zetaboards.com/corpseparty/topic/10633609/1 at least the raws]] [[http://w11.zetaboards.com/corpseparty/topic/10651760/1/ have been uploaded ]] ). While [=SatoshixNaomi=] does have its fans, it isn't nearly as liked as [=SeikoxNaomi=] due to between other things[[spoiler:the fact that Seiko was killed off so soon, and that most of the fan opinions towards [=SatoshixNaomi=] moments are that they feel forced, whereas [=NaomixSeiko=] moments feel more natural]]. Ayushiki, [=SeikoxNaomi=] and Mayushige are the most popular in fanart and fanfics.
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** There are a TON, but the most popular are [=NaomixSeiko=], [=AyumixYoshiki=] and [=MayuxMorishige=]. Heck, there are mangas manga (Corpse Party Coupling x Anthology and [=Magi4-koma=]) dedicated to the most popular pairings... that only came out in Japan. A part of the Some Coupling X Anthology chapters have been fan-translated (but only of Coupling X Anthology), fan-translated, but it's still incomplete at the time of writing this (the project might have been put on hold, but fortunately, in comparison to other NoExportForYou, [[http://w11.zetaboards.com/corpseparty/topic/10633609/1 at least the raws]] [[http://w11.zetaboards.com/corpseparty/topic/10651760/1/ have been uploaded ]] ). While [=SatoshixNaomi=] does have its fans, it isn't nearly as liked as [=SeikoxNaomi=] due to between to, amongst other things[[spoiler:the things, [[spoiler:the fact that Seiko was killed off so soon, and that how most of the fan opinions towards [=SatoshixNaomi=] moments are that they feel forced, whereas [=NaomixSeiko=] moments feel more natural]]. Ayushiki, [=SeikoxNaomi=] and Mayushige are the most popular in fanart and fanfics.
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* FanficFuel: or "Fan Game" fuel, as the fans who aren't satisfied with the ending(s) provided by the canon games would go on their way and make their own version of sequel, prequel and WhatIf scenarios, either in the form of fanfictions or fan games.
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* FanficFuel: or Or "Fan Game" fuel, as the fans who aren't weren't satisfied with the ending(s) provided by the canon games would go on their way and make their own version versions of sequel, prequel and WhatIf scenarios, either in the form of fanfictions or fan games.
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* FixFic: As a lot of fans find the endings rather unfulfilling, it's common to have fics that revive the creator's favorite deceased characters or make everybody in class 2-9 get out of Heavenly Host alive. Others center in avoiding to go to Heavenly Host in the first place. Some even take place in [=AU=]s where Heavenly Host was never created. Others have a darker take on the trope, [[spoiler:killing off characters such as [[TooDumbToLive Ayumi]] and [[TheLoad Yuka]] in favor of characters like [[EnsembleDarkhorse Seiko]] and [[NiceGirl Mayu]].]]
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* FixFic: As a lot of fans find the endings rather unfulfilling, it's common to have fics that revive the creator's favorite deceased characters or make everybody in class 2-9 get out of Heavenly Host alive. Others center in focus on avoiding to go going to Heavenly Host in the first place. Some even take place in [=AU=]s where Heavenly Host was never created. Others have a darker take on the trope, [[spoiler:killing off characters such as [[TooDumbToLive Ayumi]] and [[TheLoad Yuka]] in favor of characters like [[EnsembleDarkhorse Seiko]] and [[NiceGirl Mayu]].]]
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* ItWasHisSled: [[spoiler:Sachiko is the REAL BigBad, not Yoshizaku is a well spread fact. Also, Mayu dies (and her body is the one splattered on the wall).]] Surprisingly, other spoilers tend to be well kept.
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* ItWasHisSled: [[spoiler:Sachiko is being the REAL BigBad, not Yoshizaku Yoshizaku, is a well spread well-spread fact. Also, Mayu dies (and her body is the one splattered on the wall).]] Surprisingly, other spoilers tend to be well kept.
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** Played straight with the phantoms and environmental damage in ''Blood Drive''. Players take less offense at the implementation of these ideas as the quantity. With phantoms in particular, unless the player has a talisman to extinguish them, they can be difficult to shake off as they progress through areas, due to the phantoms being relentless. Not even hiding in a closet to escape from them is completely reliable either.
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** Played straight with the phantoms and environmental damage in ''Blood Drive''. Players take less offense at the implementation of these ideas as they do the quantity. With phantoms in particular, unless the player has a talisman to extinguish them, they can be difficult to shake off as they progress through areas, due to the phantoms being relentless. Not even hiding in a closet to escape from them is completely reliable either.
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** In [[http://cs403923.userapi.com/v403923597/954/5AtMZzXCoac.jpg Japan and China]], Yuka is the fifth most popular character, and she ranks 6th with Russian fans. With Americans, however, Yuka placed very low at number 10, is seen as [[TheLoad completely useless]], and many believe she only survives due to PlotArmor. Interestingly, Americans can't stand Yuka for the very reasons she ranks so highly in other countries; her childishness comes across as grating and obnoxious rather than endearing (not to mention because it leads to an ''incredibly'' stupid TrappedByMountainLions plotline due to insisting on finding a toilet). The fact that she also has romantic feelings for Satoshi, [[BrotherSisterIncest her own brother]], is another huge black mark against her in America but is another reason she is [[ValuesDissonance liked in the East]]; in one Wrong End, she will confess her feelings to Satoshi as she dies, guilting many disgusted players into lying that they love her so [[LetThemDieHappy she can die happy]] (although just as many [[TakeThatScrappy refuse to do so]]).
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** In [[http://cs403923.userapi.com/v403923597/954/5AtMZzXCoac.jpg Japan and China]], Yuka is the fifth most popular character, and she ranks 6th with Russian fans. With Americans, however, Yuka placed very low at number 10, is seen as [[TheLoad completely useless]], and many believe she only survives due to PlotArmor. Interestingly, Americans can't stand Yuka for the very reasons she ranks so highly in other countries; her childishness comes across as grating and obnoxious rather than endearing (not to mention because it leads to an ''incredibly'' stupid TrappedByMountainLions plotline due to insisting on finding a toilet). The fact that she also has romantic feelings for Satoshi, [[BrotherSisterIncest her own brother]], is another huge black mark against her in America but is another a reason she is [[ValuesDissonance liked in the East]]; in one Wrong End, she will confess her feelings to Satoshi as she dies, guilting many disgusted players into lying that they love her so [[LetThemDieHappy she can die happy]] (although just as many [[TakeThatScrappy refuse to do so]]).
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** In [[http://cs403923.userapi.com/v403923597/954/5AtMZzXCoac.jpg Japan and China]], Yuka is the fifth most popular character, and she ranks 6th with Russian fans. With Americans, however, Yuka placed very low at number 10, is seen as [[TheLoad completely useless]], and many believe she only survives due to PlotArmor. Interestingly, Americans can't stand Yuka for the very reasons she ranks so highly in other countries; her childishness comes across as grating and obnoxious rather than endearing (not to mention because it leads to an ''incredibly'' stupid TrappedByMountainLions plotline due to insisting on finding a toilet). The fact that she also has romantic feelings for Satoshi, [[BrotherSisterIncest her own brother]], is also another huge black mark against her in America but is another reason she is [[ValuesDissonance liked in the East]]; in one Wrong End, she will confess her feelings to Satoshi as she dies, guilting many disgusted players into lying that they love her so [[LetThemDieHappy she can die happy]] (although just as many [[TakeThatScrappy refuse to do so]]).
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** In [[http://cs403923.userapi.com/v403923597/954/5AtMZzXCoac.jpg Japan and China]], Yuka is the fifth most popular character, and she ranks 6th with Russian fans. With Americans, however, Yuka placed very low at number 10, is seen as [[TheLoad completely useless]], and many believe she only survives due to PlotArmor. Interestingly, Americans can't stand Yuka for the very reasons she ranks so highly in other countries; her childishness comes across as grating and obnoxious rather than endearing (not to mention because it leads to an ''incredibly'' stupid TrappedByMountainLions plotline due to insisting on finding a toilet). The fact that she also has romantic feelings for Satoshi, [[BrotherSisterIncest her own brother]], is also another huge black mark against her in America but is another reason she is [[ValuesDissonance liked in the East]]; in one Wrong End, she will confess her feelings to Satoshi as she dies, guilting many disgusted players into lying that they love her so [[LetThemDieHappy she can die happy]] (although just as many [[TakeThatScrappy refuse to do so]]).
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** In [[http://cs403923.userapi.com/v403923597/954/5AtMZzXCoac.jpg Japan and China]], Yuka is the fifth most popular character, and she ranks 6th with Russian fans. With Americans, however, Yuka placed very low at number 10, and is seen as [[TheLoad completely useless]], and only survives due to PlotArmor. Interestingly, Americans can't stand Yuka for the very reasons she ranks so highly in other countries; her childishness comes across as grating and obnoxious rather than endearing (not least because it leads to an ''incredibly'' stupid TrappedByMountainLions plot due to insisting on a toilet). The fact that she also have romantic feelings for Satoshi, [[BrotherSisterIncest her own brother]], is also another huge black mark against her in America but is another reason she is [[ValuesDissonance liked in the East]]; in one Wrong End, she will confess her feelings to Satoshi as she dies, guilting many disgusted players into lying that they love her so she can die happy (although just as many [[TakeThatScrappy refuse to do so]]).
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** In [[http://cs403923.userapi.com/v403923597/954/5AtMZzXCoac.jpg Japan and China]], Yuka is the fifth most popular character, and she ranks 6th with Russian fans. With Americans, however, Yuka placed very low at number 10, and is seen as [[TheLoad completely useless]], and many believe she only survives due to PlotArmor. Interestingly, Americans can't stand Yuka for the very reasons she ranks so highly in other countries; her childishness comes across as grating and obnoxious rather than endearing (not least to mention because it leads to an ''incredibly'' stupid TrappedByMountainLions plot plotline due to insisting on finding a toilet). The fact that she also have has romantic feelings for Satoshi, [[BrotherSisterIncest her own brother]], is also another huge black mark against her in America but is another reason she is [[ValuesDissonance liked in the East]]; in one Wrong End, she will confess her feelings to Satoshi as she dies, guilting many disgusted players into lying that they love her so [[LetThemDieHappy she can die happy happy]] (although just as many [[TakeThatScrappy refuse to do so]]).
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** Seiko's line about buttering her pooper. Try having a discussion that involves her at all without somebody bringing that up. Also from Seiko - "Gotta grab dat ass".
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** Seiko's line about buttering her pooper. Try having a discussion that involves her at all without somebody bringing that up. Also from Seiko - "Gotta grab dat ass".ass."
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** In ''Blood Drive'', we have from the finale:[[spoiler:the [=CG=] of Ayumi and the Queen kissing, often known as "Lesbian kisses save the world". And Ayushiki (because the pairing was pretty much made official in the ending- in one of the worst possible ways)]].
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** In ''Blood Drive'', we have from the finale:[[spoiler:the finale [[spoiler: the [=CG=] of Ayumi and the Queen kissing, often known as "Lesbian kisses save the world". And Ayushiki (because the pairing was pretty much made official in the ending- in one of the worst possible ways)]].world."
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** One of ''Blood Drive''[='s CGs=] has Magari hold up a scythe against Naho and states that she's always wanted to kill her. In response, Naho holds up...a single spell tag. Once you get past how out of place it is for the series, it's pretty funny for how silly it is, despite the game playing it completely seriously.
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** One of ''Blood Drive''[='s CGs=] has Magari hold up a scythe against Naho and states state that she's always wanted to kill her. In response, Naho holds up... a single spell tag. Once you get past how out of place it is for the series, it's pretty funny for how silly it is, despite the game playing it completely seriously.
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** If Kizami catches up to Yuka in Chapter 5, Kizami says [[GratuitousEnglish "WOOHOO! I GOTCHU!"]] The way he says it is hilarious.
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** If Kizami catches up to Yuka in Chapter 5, Kizami says he yells [[GratuitousEnglish "WOOHOO! I GOTCHU!"]] The way he says it is hilarious.
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** ''Blood Drive'' loves narrating everything that happens on-screen. It gets hilariously bad during [[spoiler: Misuto's death scene, where we clearly see his head being chopped off]], alongside the narrator describing the whole thing as if the screen went black or something.
* NauseaFuel: See the series's [[NightmareFuel/CorpseParty Nightmare Fuel]] page for details and overlapping entries.
* NeverLiveItDown: In ''Blood Drive'', [[spoiler:Misuto's death]] tends to be the most remembered part about the character, due to how unintentionally ridiculous it ends up coming across. [[spoiler:He stands around as Satsuki's head opens to reveal her flower "mouth" and she snarls at him, eating his head and leaving his chibi sprite spraying a fountain of blood. Not to mention the game narrating the whole event as if the player was blind or something.]]
* NauseaFuel: See the series's [[NightmareFuel/CorpseParty Nightmare Fuel]] page for details and overlapping entries.
* NeverLiveItDown: In ''Blood Drive'', [[spoiler:Misuto's death]] tends to be the most remembered part about the character, due to how unintentionally ridiculous it ends up coming across. [[spoiler:He stands around as Satsuki's head opens to reveal her flower "mouth" and she snarls at him, eating his head and leaving his chibi sprite spraying a fountain of blood. Not to mention the game narrating the whole event as if the player was blind or something.]]
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** ''Blood Drive'' loves narrating everything that happens on-screen. It gets hilariously bad during [[spoiler: Misuto's death scene, where we clearly see his head being chopped taken off]], alongside the narrator describing the whole thing as if the screen went black or something.
* NauseaFuel: See theseries's series' [[NightmareFuel/CorpseParty Nightmare Fuel]] page for details and overlapping entries.
* NeverLiveItDown: In ''Blood Drive'', [[spoiler:Misuto's death]] tends to be the mostremembered memorable part about of the character, due to how unintentionally ridiculous it ends up coming across. [[spoiler:He stands around as Satsuki's head opens to reveal her flower "mouth" and she snarls at him, eating biting off his head and leaving his chibi sprite spraying a fountain of blood. Not to mention the game narrating the whole event as if the player was blind or something.]]
* NauseaFuel: See the
* NeverLiveItDown: In ''Blood Drive'', [[spoiler:Misuto's death]] tends to be the most
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* PlatonicWritingRomanticReading: In Corpse Party Musume[[spoiler:while Satoshi, in theory, doesn't reciprocate Yuka's feelings, the implications of his death in the manga is disturbingly similar to BrotherSisterIncest]].
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* PlatonicWritingRomanticReading: In Corpse Party Musume[[spoiler:while Musume, [[spoiler:while Satoshi, in theory, doesn't reciprocate Yuka's feelings, the implications of his death in the manga is disturbingly similar to BrotherSisterIncest]].
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* RetroactiveRecognition: SACHIKO IS PIKACHU. Nuff said.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: SACHIKO IS PIKACHU. Nuff 'Nuf said.
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** The OVA ''Tortured Souls'' got the same reaction, mostly because [[spoiler:nearly everyone dies in overly gory and meaningless ways that serves no purpose other than shock value. [[DiabolusExMachina Especially the ending]]]].
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** The OVA ''Tortured Souls'' got the same reaction, mostly because [[spoiler:nearly everyone dies in overly gory and meaningless ways that serves serve no purpose other than shock value. [[DiabolusExMachina Especially the ending]]]].
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** A common complaint in the series is that, despite the multiple adaptations and sequels, [[spoiler:all of them either KillEmAll or only leave the characters of the original PC-98 game alive.]]
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** A common complaint in the series is that, despite the multiple adaptations and sequels, [[spoiler:all of them either KillEmAll or only leave the characters of the original PC-98 game alive.]]alive]].
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*** The drop that filled the glass for a ton of fans was when, in Blood Drive, [[spoiler:it's explained that the Nirvana/Heavenly Host can only sealed ''temporarily'', not destroyed, and the ending makes it VERY clear that the Nirvana will eventually break loose again to cause the apocalypse and bring eternal suffering to anybody it catches]]. Fans no longer found a reason to even keep going with the series, as everything just got ''WORSE'' instead of better.
** The OVA ''Tortured Souls'' got the same reaction, mostly because [[spoiler:nearly everyone dies in overly gory and meaningless ways that served no purpose other than shock value. [[DiabolusExMachina Especially the ending]]]].
** The live-action adaptations are also criticized for the first movie [[spoiler:having the basic plot and ending almost like the OVA]] and the sequel ''Book of shadows'' for [[spoiler:barely trying anything new apart from keeping Seiko alive longer, and making the already bleak ending even worse by leaving Naomi as the SoleSurvivor (and even then, she's heavily implied to have not have much time left).]]
** The OVA ''Tortured Souls'' got the same reaction, mostly because [[spoiler:nearly everyone dies in overly gory and meaningless ways that served no purpose other than shock value. [[DiabolusExMachina Especially the ending]]]].
** The live-action adaptations are also criticized for the first movie [[spoiler:having the basic plot and ending almost like the OVA]] and the sequel ''Book of shadows'' for [[spoiler:barely trying anything new apart from keeping Seiko alive longer, and making the already bleak ending even worse by leaving Naomi as the SoleSurvivor (and even then, she's heavily implied to have not have much time left).]]
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*** The drop that filled the glass for a ton of fans was when, in Blood Drive, [[spoiler:it's explained that the Nirvana/Heavenly Host can only be sealed ''temporarily'', not destroyed, and the ending makes it VERY clear that the Nirvana will eventually break loose again to cause the apocalypse and bring eternal suffering to anybody it catches]]. Fans no longer found a reason to even keep going with the series, as everything just got ''WORSE'' instead of better.
** The OVA ''Tortured Souls'' got the same reaction, mostly because [[spoiler:nearly everyone dies in overly gory and meaningless ways thatserved serves no purpose other than shock value. [[DiabolusExMachina Especially the ending]]]].
** The live-action adaptations are also criticized for the first movie[[spoiler:having [[spoiler:almost having the basic exact same plot and ending almost like as the OVA]] and the sequel sequel, ''Book of shadows'' for Shadows'', [[spoiler:barely trying anything new apart from keeping Seiko alive longer, and making the already bleak ending even worse by leaving Naomi as the SoleSurvivor (and even then, she's heavily implied to have not have much time left).]]left)]].
** The OVA ''Tortured Souls'' got the same reaction, mostly because [[spoiler:nearly everyone dies in overly gory and meaningless ways that
** The live-action adaptations are also criticized for the first movie
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* TrappedByMountainLions: One particularly ridiculous sub-plot was Satoshi's and Yuka's quest to find her a bathroom so she could go potty. This takes up far too much time, with some toilets having no stalls, others with big holes in the way, or their stalls being full of hanged girls, to the point that so much time and trouble would have been saved if she had just peed in a corner somewhere. They even pass an empty bucket several times! [[spoiler:Even more mortifying: that quest to go potty is what ends up separating her from Satoshi and having her stalked by [[AxCrazy Kizami]]. And to top it off, Kizami even front-kicks Yuka in the gut and she [[PottyFailure loses control of her bladder from the blow]]. [[WhatAnIdiot Many people think it serves her right.]]]]
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* TrappedByMountainLions: One particularly ridiculous sub-plot was Satoshi's is Satoshi and Yuka's quest to find her a bathroom so she could can go potty. This takes up far too much time, with some toilets bathrooms having no stalls, others with big holes in the way, or their stalls being full of hanged girls, to the point that so much time and trouble would have been saved if she had just peed in a corner somewhere. They even pass an empty bucket several times! [[spoiler:Even more mortifying: that quest to go potty is what ends up separating her from Satoshi and having her stalked by [[AxCrazy Kizami]]. And to top it off, Kizami even front-kicks kicks Yuka in the gut and she [[PottyFailure loses control of her bladder from the blow]]. [[WhatAnIdiot Many people think it serves her right.]]]]
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*** The drop that filled the glass for a ton of fans was when, in Blood Drive, [[spoiler:it's explained that the Nirvana/Heavenly Host can only sealed ''temporarily'', not destroyed, and the ending makes it VERY clear that the Nirvana will eventually break loose again to cause the apocalypse and bring eternal suffering to anybody it catches]]. Some fans no longer found a reason to even keep going with the series, as everything just got ''WORSE'' instead of better.
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*** The drop that filled the glass for a ton of fans was when, in Blood Drive, [[spoiler:it's explained that the Nirvana/Heavenly Host can only sealed ''temporarily'', not destroyed, and the ending makes it VERY clear that the Nirvana will eventually break loose again to cause the apocalypse and bring eternal suffering to anybody it catches]]. Some fans Fans no longer found a reason to even keep going with the series, as everything just got ''WORSE'' instead of better.
