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Kaede has some... issues...
A Yandere is a character who's crazy about someone else. Literally.
Usually female, this character appears cute, delicate, and sweet on the surface... while at the same time harboring an obsessive, aggressive, and sometimes just plain insane inner character, and woe to whoever happens to be the object of their 'affection' or gets in the way, as they're likely to do a little cleaning up of romantic rivalry. The yandere is most common as a reactionary trope to the Yamato Nadeshiko or The Ojou, or at least characters honestly trying to be them. Sometimes the product of Break The Cutie or a history of mental instability (and in some cases, a Devil In Plain Sight), and often the Girl With Psycho Weapon.
The term comes from deredere (as in Tsundere) and the uncommon word "yanderu" (病んでる), "to be sick"; also a pun on " Yamato Nadeshiko."
See also Clingy Jealous Girl, Love Makes You Evil, and Love Makes You Crazy, Stalker With A Crush. Compare Stepford Smiler and Crouching Support Hidden Batshit. Contrast with Tsundere, a female character who often acts cranky, but harbors a hidden sentimental side.
Psycho Lesbian is a subset of this trope, in that both the Yandere and the object of affection are female. Paradoxically, Yandere can still be perceived as Moe Moe if they can build up enough audience sympathy.
Example:
Anime
- Shiho Munakata and Shizuru Fujino in Mai-HiME. Shiho's crush stemmed from a mad obsession with wanting to be with her childhood friend Yuuichi Tate, while Shizuru's innocent one-sided crush on her best friend Natsuki Kuga led her to take some rather...questionable measures for the sake of their happiness. Both characters got retooled in Mai-Otome, with Shiho becoming far less clingy and Shizuru becoming a calmer and respected woman of action.
- As such, the Yandere mantle was taken up by Tomoe in Mai-Otome, whose mock-sweet facade hides the heart of a cruel schemer willing to do very nasty things to get attention from Shizuru. The facade is lost completely when Shizuru rejects her advances.
- Akito and Kagura Sohma from Fruits Basket.
- Kaede Fuyou from SHUFFLE! (pictured above) starts out as a gentle childhood friend, but breaks down completely when the main lead finally starts pursuing another girl, revealing an equally disturbing past with him. Her crazy side is known as "Boxcutter Kaede", after her... Weapon Of Choice.
- Parodied in Galaxy Angel with the Character Exaggeration of Chitose, who already had some belonging issues; when the Angels left her behind or otherwise slighted her without knowing it, she went absolutely crazy with revenge, once even trying to turn them into rice and eat them. (Don't ask.)
- Gundam 00 features Gundam Throne Nena Trinity, a cute and cheerful redhead girl who likes to wink, mock-fight with her overprotective brother and fellow Gundam Throne Michael, and throw up the V-sign, and gave Setsuna his First Kiss (also the first kiss for the series), much to his disgust. Exactly one episode later, Nena blows up a civilian wedding while on her way to the next mission to vent her frustrations on having a hard day of work while others have fun. When asked by her brothers why she fired on civilians, Nena simply giggled and replied, "Heehee, sorry, I pressed the wrong button." Makes you wonder if she actually wanted to press the missile button instead of the laser button...not that Throne Drei has missiles.
- To be honest, the moment she looked at Setsuna and threatened him after the kiss should have been a dead giveaway.
- With recent events, including the deaths of both of Nena's brothers, whom Nena was very close to, it's possible that Nena could either snap ''again''...or develop a moral compass as a result of said events.
- If Flay Allster from Gundam SEED doesn't fit this category, I don't know what category she ever would.
- Keroro Gunsou has Momoka, who uses her family's money for convoluted schemes to get closer to Fuyuki. She's mirrored with her associated alien Tamama, who is absolutely obsessed with getting the attention and praise of Sargeant Keroro and insanely jealous of anyone else, especially Angol Moa, who does so. Incidentally, Tama is male, but seems to get this role because he is the youngest and most cutesy of the group.
- Several characters in Ranma 1/2 are accused of this by Fans, although Ukyou fits best, See Yandere Discussion
- Shuichi Shindou from Gravitation arguably qualifies when the stress of Yuki being outed puts him into the hospital, and Shuichi, in the polar opposite of I Want My Beloved To Be Happy, talks at length about how he would rather Yuki die than leave him.
- White-haired Tohma Seguchi is obsessed with Yuki too, to the point where he pushes Taki Aizawa in the path of a car (which runs him down in the manga) when he threatens to uncover Yuki's past and tells Shuichi that if he doesn't break up with Yuki, he'll fire his band from NG Studios -- all without losing his smile. Oh, and he's married to Yuki's older sister Mika. Take from that what you will.
- Every diclonius in Elfen Lied, except Nana . It is of note that they are killed on sight by humans because they fear their powers, so they must use their powers to survive against this never ending cycle of violence. An Aesop about how violence creates more violence.
- Ran of Urusei Yatsura is the poster child for (and likely the inspiration for all other) Yanderes. On the outside, she's a cute redheaded girl who likes frilly clothing, baking, and flirting with Ataru. In reality, she's an embittered childhood rival of Lum who is out for some very violent revenge.
- Possible subversion/played for laughs (not sure yet) in Kafuka Fūra (not her real name) from Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei. This eternally happy, cheerful girl has an obvious and played for laughs horrible past, involving suicidal parents, relatives in jail, ostracization at school, and at least one exorcism. She shows no signs yet of snapping, though people are scared of her. (One memorable scene in which a character tries to "read" what Kafuka is communicating through her eyes, at her prompting, sees a flash of a screen with the words "die die die die die killy kill die die die" and so forth, despite Kafuka never once dropping her happy appearance.)
- For that matter, about half the cast of this show has some sort of hidden psychosis. (The other half, naturally, is obviously psychotic.)
- In Battle Athletes Daiundokai, the shy Anna Respighi is revealed to have a repressed psycho streak. She severely injured her twin sister during a match in order to be qualified for the Cosmo Beauty competition. Unfortunately for her, the next time she tries such a thing is when she faces Myranda Arkar Walder, a girl with a much stronger and much more obvious psycho streak. Myranda easily defeats Anna, then proceeds to beat her up until she is stopped.
- In Murder Princess, Yuna is a Robot Girl who acts all cute and sweet and shy and cowardly, right up until the moment at which she launches eight guided missiles.
- Asakura Ryouko from Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu is a sweet, popular, caring Class Representative... who doesn't lose her smile as she tries to slice, dice and make Julienne fries out of Kyon. just to further her research on Haruhi's reactions. She's a good girl, she just has a dangerously different set of priorities.
- Isn't she a Stepford Smiler since there is no romantic motivation?
- Not so in the novels: She is a psychokiller even as a normal human and is possibly a Psycho Lesbian, protecting Nagato
- Hiroko "Hiro-chan" Kaizuka (as a side effect of Break The Cutie) and to a certain extent Akira Sakura from Narutaru.
- Miyako Miyazaki (aka Miyamiya) in Bamboo Blade is normally sweet, docile and sparkly. But when she gets frustrated - usually by someone hurting her boyfriend - Black Miyamiya takes over. A visible Battle Aura flares up around her, and she becomes much more enraged. Her reason for being in the kendo club is "Hitting people is fun!"
- At least in the manga, she's normally a chain-smoking, aggressive yankee and only put up the Yamato Nadeshiko front because she's afraid of her boyfriend's reaction.
- Rirumu in Mirumo de Pon! Usually a very sweet and polite little fairy who ends all her sentences in "desu wa," when she uses her magic or her "fiance" Mirumo upsets her, her aggressive nature comes out.
- Romeo x Juliet has the polite, naïve Hermione, Romeo's fiancée through family arrangement. She looks cute, sweet and harmless even with the odd hairstyle, right? Watch episode 16 and you'll see what a slight Break The Cutie and some anger management issues can do to her...
- Slightly, Hikaru Hiyama form Kimagure Orange Road, though she's more of a Clingy Jealous Girl than a true Yandere.
- The Omake spoof of Shakugan No Shana, called "Shakugan No Shana-tan," plays with the idea of Yoshida Kazumi secretly harboring these tendencies.
- In Ashita no Nadja, Nadja's best friend Rosemary Applefield starts as a sweet Naive Everygirl with a huge inferiority complex. After she's "betrayed" by Nadja and snaps, she makes everyone in her surroundings believe she is the real Nadja, fooling a whole noble clan as a part of a conspiracy that will make her boss, Hermann Preminger, the true heir to the clan. To make these plans work, Rosemary shamelessly lies, tells half-truths, steals/destroys various stuff and gleefully takes part of Hermann's various schemes, rarely losing her innocent facade, and even being ready to betray her boss if she gets to keep her new "princess" status.
- Aqua Crimson, Martian Successor Nadesico's one and only Villain Of The Week (that is, one not directly related to the Jovians, the UEAF, or Nergal), was one. She's a charming, wealthy, beautiful Yamato Nadeshiko who uses these traits to ensnare the first guy she sees, paralyze him with her (excellent, yet poisoned) cooking, and get them both blown up so she can end her boring existence and become a "tragic heroine". It's a good thing Akito's regular Unwanted Harem is so heavily armed, or he might not have survived.
- In the first two storylines of Fate Stay Night, Sakura is a sweet and gentle Unlucky Childhood Friend without a violent bone in her body. But in the third, where she's pushed just that little bit too far...
- Hibari Ginza, the Badass Biker and Dark Action Girl of sorts who pursues her old friend Saiga, from Speed Grapher.
- In 'Basilisk'', we have a gorgeous lady named Kagerou Koga. Madly in love with her cousin and leader Gennosuke Koga, but unable to be with him due to her powers. Now, let's throw little cute Oboro Iga as Gennosuke's fiancée through Arranged Marriage, have him fall for her sincerely, and you'll have an angry as Hell Vamp ready to try killing poor Oboro countless times so she can have Gennosuke for herself.
Manga
- Minatsuki "Hummingbird" Takami in Deadman Wonderland appears to be a shy, sweet young girl with a Freudian Excuse (actually Abandonment Issues) who was imprisoned in the titular prison-slash-themepark purely due to her having blood-based killing powers called the "Branch of Sin". This persona turns out to be an act to seduce her naive opponent into not fighting. In reality she is a sadist who not only gets extremely turned on by the suffering of her opponent but also killed her mother after she panicked and abandoned her in an earthquake and got her brother to kill her father after making it appear that he tried to rape her.
- At some level, Shiro also seems to qualify.
- Gasai Yuno of Mirai Nikki out-Yanderes everyone. She will do anything to make Yukiteru stay with her, and is very good at everything short of not freaking him out. This is why her body count is higher than the rest of the cast combined. And she's one of the main characters.
- She was also actually winning his affections... until she went massively overboard and Yukiteru fled. Of course, given that Yukiteru is probably the only sane dairy holder there and all the others are in fact, far worse even the ones originally on their side - though the Escape Diary holder seems to have pulled off a Heel Face Turn, and Yuuno's affection is quite genuine (if warped), it's not like she had particularly strong competition until the later volumes.
- Manami Anzai from Life, who first appears as a cute and childish click leader who snaps utterly when she suspects Ayumu is trying to steal away her boyfriend. she goes so insane that she then dates a gang leader on the side to use him to get back at both Ayumu and her boyfriend, and then promptly screws her boyfriend and the gang leader both over. Not to mention her vow to kill Ayumu with her bare hands...
- Sakurako Sanjou of Hana Yori Dango, who in all continuities (manga, anime, drama) befriends Tsukushi Makino and looks like a kind, shy, cutesy type... at least up until she has Tsukushi drugged, takes pictures of her unconscious in compromising positions and distributes them freely among the school, leading to her assault by other students. This is revealed as a part of her master plan for seducing/revenging herself upon Domyoji, Tsukushi's Slap Slap Kiss-y love intrest, which also involved her spending a fortune on plastic surgery, dropping out of school in the past, and hiring professional goons to assault various characters (not only Tsukushi). The reason for all of this is that ever since she was in kindergarten, Domyoji bullied her and called her ugly. Talk about one Woman Scorned.
- Rare male example: prince Julius, Cute Shotaro Boy and adopted brother/stepbrother of prince Ludwig in Kaori Yuki's Ludwig Kakumei. Hilarity Ensues when he creeps out his servants by laughing maniacally while surrounded by all the creepy manga effects existing in this world and the next. However, SURPRISE, FOLKS! "He" is a true yandere girl, Princess Julianna!. But YUKI-ESQUE SURPRISE AGAIN: Julianna was biologically male all along and was born as Julius, which also explains her lack of breasts. The manga strongly implies she's a Transsexual girl, but the other characters mistake her for a Cute Shotaro CrossDresser who's gay for Ludwig. HilarityEnsues, I say...
- Also note that the trope is averted in the case of Lui's mother, as it's obvious from the start that she's a genocidal nutcase.
Video Games
- Amy Rose of Sonic The Hedgehog has a freaking boss battle against her beau in Sonic Heroes, pretty much threatening "You marry me or die". It started out as an innocent Rescue Romance in Sonic CD, but Amy has undergone Flanderization to the extreme since her reappearance in the Sonic Adventure games.
- Pretty much the entire main cast of Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni.
- Though only when under the influence of the Hinamizawa Syndrome. Otherwise, they're genuinely nice people. Take Shion and Keiichi for example. The one that comes closest to being a nut-case when not suffering from extreme paranoia is Rena, who appears with that hatchet a few too many times...
- Baby Bonnie Hood from Darkstalkers is a sweet, innocent-looking Little Red Riding Hood lookalike, who smiles and sings her way across the battlefield as she blasts her opponents with rockets, land mines, semi-automatic weapons, etc.
- Venus from Metal Gear Acid 2 is an extremely beautiful Femme Fatale, and seems flirtatious, sexually confident, and yet somewhat vulnerable at first. She also kills a frightening amount of people in cold blood and seems completely incapable of actually feeling normal emotion despite her seductive, romantic play-acting. It's easily her sexuality which is her most screwed-up trait - during the game, she gets aroused at least once by dowsing (in a Does This Remind You Of Anything comedy scene), shurikens, murder, a corrupt genocide incident, a Mad Scientist experimenting on little children, her partner killing people, and her partner nearly getting blown up. Her partner, naturally, is creeped out horribly by her. It's all, depressingly, played for laughs.
- In many of the Multiple Endings of the H-game School Days, one or more of the girls goes completely over the edge when the lead picks someone else. This doesn't happen all the time, and there are even some harem endings, but the yandere endings are the most famous, especially one involving a saw. The School Days anime ends like this: the pregnant Sekai stabs the lead character Makoto to death, and her rival Kotonoha later kills Sekai and cuts a hole in her body to see if she was pregnant at all.
- Dahlia Hawthorne in the third Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations seems nice, pleasant, frail and feminine... until you find out that she poisoned one man, and electrocuted another with a downed power line, then framed her "boyfriend" Phoenix Wright for the crime. And when caught, she looks at the attorney who caught her with glowingly evil red eyes!
- Ironically enough, the person Phoenix was actually dating turned out to be Dahlia's twin sister, the shrine maiden Iris, a straight up Yamato Nadeshiko who was covering for Dahlia in an attempt to stop her.
- Also, You learn at the end of the game that Dahlia was responsible for more than just the murders in the first case. It turns out she's actually a psychopathic monster who seems to routinely leave dead bodies in her wake, and covers it up with her sweet personality and charm.
- You kill her twice, and the final time you literally badass her to death, pointing out that she has completely failed at everything, and will be cursed eternally by having to spend the rest of existence as Dahlia Hawthorne. Even her final Xanatos Gambit/Roulette failed. She pops.
- Though it has been already implied, it bears explicit emphasis: this girl is so yandere, she comes back from the dead just to screw with our heroes. Eat your heart out, Boxcutter Kaede.
- Later in the game you meet the insanely creepy Viola Cadaverini, who greets customers of Tender Lender with a cheerful smile and a plate of possibly poisoned baked goods. She sends them to the guilty part of her case in the end, as vengeance...that guy won't be in the sequel!
- In a way, though, Viola is an inversion - she appears incredibly sinister, but deep down is actually quite a decent person. Not to mention the guy she sent the poisoned baked goods screwed her (and others) over really bad...
- In the visual novel game Tsukihime, there's a rather chilling example of a less romantically inclined (at first, that can change depending of your choices) Yandere coming completely outta left field the first time you notice it. Spoilered because it will ruin a lot of the Far Side of the Moon stories: I'm talking of course of the seemingly cute and funny meido Kohaku, who underneath her cheery facade has managed to kill all her emotions (effectively becoming an emotionless doll), experiments dangerous drugs on people without losing the smile, and is plotting the extermination of the family she's serving because of the abuse she had to go through as a kid. Of course, if you pick her and manage to get her to come to grips with herself; your sister then goes insane. Apparently insanity can not be destroyed, merely transfered.
- The below fits better than the above. I'd have put Kohaku more in the Stepford Smiler category or perhaps even The Chess Master considering how she makes everyone play to her tune in the far side section. On a side note, what drives Akiha (the sister) over the edge into Yandere territory is absorbing her brother's Superpowered Evil Side rather than merely the main character picking someone else.
- Trust me, those can overlap, and she's definitely all three. The speech she gives Shiki after drugging him during Hisui's route and her speech at the end of said route before committing suicide are pretty big indicators that she's insane.
- This troper cannot believe that Satsuki Yumizuka hasn't been mentioned yet. After she becomes a vampire in the Far Side route, she sucks the blood of the innocent...partially to survive, but just as much so that she can understand Shiki's "scary side" and be with him forever. When he refuses, she attempts to make him one of her brainless minions. Yikes.
- Marx from Kirby Super Star. After Kirby gets all of the Power Stars and NOVA asks him what his wish is, Marx, boots Kirby out of the way and blurts out, "Well I want to control Popstar!" He then blabs off how his plan worked and how he tricked Kirby (who humorously flips out over the situation) and turns into some superpowered freak due to the power that NOVA gave him. Turns out that the adorable little cat-eared Dreamlander that was bouncing happily around on a circus ball is actually a psychotic, power-hungry thing with a really creepy laugh. Yikes.
- Selphie of Final Fantasy VIII has some yandere tendencies thanks to being a Genki Girl trained from childhood as a mercenary. Atypically for the trope, none of her yandere moments are touched off by romance, and in fact she seems largely oblivious to the resident Handsome Lech's amorous intentions... but she creeps her teammates out on several occasions with her bloodthirsty streak, and has a genuine yandere snap after the bombing of Trabia Garden, declaring a personal vendetta which culminates in an entire base being blown sky-high.
- And even long after that vendetta is over, the moment when she gets her eager little hands around the controls of a military spacecraft and goes a wee bit trigger-happy with its cannon and machineguns is particularly disturbing.
- This troper knew something was up early in the game during the President's Car mission when one of her lines was "We're going to blow them up to smithereens?" and her next one was "Hey guys! Love...and...Peace!"
- Does Selphie really count as a Yandere? The "Yandere Snap" described above only happened when the Garden she used to go to got destroyed.
- This troper would like to submit as proof of yandere-ness Selphie's ultimate Limit Break, which is to wish her enemies into the cornfield.
Western Animation
Film
- Scheming child star Darla Dimple in Cats Don't Dance.
- Eve Harrington from All About Eve.
- Glenn Close as Alex Forrest in Fatal Attraction, whose most infamous act gave rise to the slang term "bunny-boiler" to refer to this character type. Glenn Close as the Yandere was the one of reasons Fatal Attraction was popular in Japan.
- In the 2007 film adaptation of Sweeney Todd, Mrs. Lovett spends the movie jumping between swooning over her beloved "Mr. T" and gladly butchering his victims to make pie. This is consistent with her behavior in the stage musical.
- In the movie Audition, The male lead holds an audition for a girlfriend/wife under the guise of an audition for a movie, only to have the girl he picks be a very, very creepy yandere. One scene involves the girl putting needles in the victim's eyes, all the while making an almost cutesy sound while gently (agonizingly) taping them in. In short, she tortures him for misleading her into believing he would love only her, not for the fake movie audition. Very, very creepy.
- Before Fatal Attraction stole its iconic status, Clint Eastwood's Play Misty for Me was the reference movie for this trope. Eastwood's first directorial effort has him stalked by an obsessive fan. Who can frighten even Dirty Harry and The Man With No Name? Why, it's Jessica Walter, a veteran TV actress normally so square you would expect her to wear a shoulder strap purse and sensible skirt in the shower or on the moon. The psychotically jealous Evelyn Draper was the performance of a lifetime for her, leading a generation to get creeped out whenever they heard the classic Johnny Mathis tune named in the title.
- Madison Bell of Swimfan, a Fatal Attraction story set in high school in the modern day.
Webcomics
- April from College Roomies From Hell starts out as the conscience of the cast, but her sanity unravels as she is unable to articulate a crush on a friend. The joke is ultimately on her: Her rival in love, Marsha, is twice as madly possessive as she is, and handy with a knife. (Of course, the one you should really be feeling sorry for is the poor guy stuck between them, who ends up being literally killed in the crossfire.)
- Eri-chan in Okashina Okashi
 . Ironically, she pretends to be Tsundere (rather unconvincingly), in furtherance of a typical Yandere obsession.
- 95-tan of the OS-tans, a 2chan meme who are Anthropomorphic Personifications of operating systems. Normally quiet and shy, when she sees Mac-tan, she brandishes a katana and tries to kill her. I Am Not Making This Up.
- Oasis from Sluggy Freelance is generally "giddy as a schoolgirl", but will kill anyone or anything that stands between herself and her love Torg.
Live Action TV
- Rhonda, the child bride of the cult leader, on Big Love. She trades shamelessly on her status as an abuse victim, right up to the point when she flips completely and flaunts her status as bride of the Prophet. She's willing to blackmail and manipulate, but she takes pains to appear as a sweet innocent to anyone she's not specifically attacking.
- Lila from Dexter. She had Dexter ambushed in a parking lot by a man who wanted to kill him because she thought it would bring them closer. When Dexter dumped her, she obsessively tried to win him back with methods including arson and framing one of his friends for sexual assault. Basically, she makes Dexter, a sociopathic serial killer, look almost sane.
- Miss Piggy from The Muppet Show is an obvious one. Rather animesque in that, though she often randomly attacks just about everyone over any minor thing, the one who she is really most likely to Falcon Punch across the room is her love, Kermit.
- Rose Tyler is a borderline subversion in that, while her devotion to the Doctor frequently outstrips her judgment, she's never overtly malicious.
- Uh...what? She tore down the walls of reality to find him, ushering in the creation of a NEW DALEK EMPIRE!
- This somewhat happened several times in Buffy The Vampire Slayer, usually magically induced. In one, Xander used a spell that turned every female in town (except the intended target) into someone who desperately wanted him, to the point where they would cut him to pieces. This included Unlucky Childhood Friend Willow, who at that point was a sweet, somewhat doormat-y personality, but was at the forefront of the 'chop Xander into pieces' crowd. In another episode, a student shoots his teacher-lover, and their ghosts re-enact their deaths possessing various students. In a third, some random student inherits a magic jacket that turns all the women again into love-crazed psychos, where Buffy plans to blow up the principal with the rocket launcher, Willow plans to turn him into a woman so that they could be together but she doesn't have to give up her lesbianism, and Dawn was going to commit suicide.
- Masato Kusaka in Kamen Rider Faiz is a very rare male example of this. He replaces the "cute, delicate, and sweet" facade with one that is strong, supremely competent and handsome, but his inner obsession with Mari fits this exactly.
Literature
- In Agatha Christie's novel And Then There Were None, Vera Claythorne looks like a sweet and pretty governess and teacher. In reality, she killed her pupil Cyril by letting him drown in the sea, so his uncle Hugh who also was her lover could inherit the kid's estate. Said lover was the only one who found out, but the incident had already been filed under "accidental death", so he left her and became an alcoholic out of guilt. . As the plot advances and all the people around her fall like flies, dying in ways similar to those depicted by the "Ten Little Indians" nursery rhyme, Vera becomes more and more psychotic and crazy, full of remorse and slapped by her memories of the deal, specially those related to Hugh's rejection of her, and in the end not only she kills colonel Lombard by taking his gun and shooting him, but in the end, she finds a sort-of scenario involving someone having to hang him/herself (also according to the rhyme), settled by the Mastermind behind this... and does so.
- Elena fron The Chronicles Of Thomas Covenant takes this trope to the next level by having a disturbing romantic obsession over her biological father. Thanks to her, I will never look at the word 'beloved' the same way again.
- Medea fell in her love for Jason of the Argonauts, and then proceeded to dismember her brother to help him escape. After he dumped her for another woman, she poisoned his new wife and killed her own children, making this trope Older Than Feudalism.
Comic Books
- Wannabe from Wildguard: Casting Call, a secretly powerless heroine desperate as Hell to hit the superhero big time and more than willing to hurt anyone who gets in her way. She also wears her costume all the time, even after the competition is over and she isn't actually superheroing anymore.
RealLife
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