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* When Nakamura [[spoiler:forces Kasuga to wear Saeki's gym clothes under his clothes when he and Saeki go on a date.
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* When Nakamura [[spoiler:forces forces Kasuga to wear Saeki's gym clothes under his clothes when he and Saeki go on a date.
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* That moment when you realize that Saeki has [[spoiler: completely gone off the deep end.]]
** Her [[spoiler:rape of Kasuga. Even after he repeatedly tells her he's not interested anymore, she still forces herself onto him.]] After that fact, she gains a very unsettling aura about her, probably more so than Nakamura.
* The final chapter, which goes all the way back to the start of the story from Nakamura's perspective. To wit, every other person to her, even her own father, are [[spoiler: nothing more than indescribable masses of miasma from which flies constantly escape from their mouths.]] Not enough for you? Over the course of until she confronts Kasuga with his secret, [[spoiler: she takes the time to see the miasma slowly creep along her own body as well, with her helplessly trying to will it to stop.]] Makes you think that she had it as bad as [[spoiler: [[VisualNovel/SayaNoUta Fuminori]].]]
** Her [[spoiler:rape of Kasuga. Even after he repeatedly tells her he's not interested anymore, she still forces herself onto him.]] After that fact, she gains a very unsettling aura about her, probably more so than Nakamura.
* The final chapter, which goes all the way back to the start of the story from Nakamura's perspective. To wit, every other person to her, even her own father, are [[spoiler: nothing more than indescribable masses of miasma from which flies constantly escape from their mouths.]] Not enough for you? Over the course of until she confronts Kasuga with his secret, [[spoiler: she takes the time to see the miasma slowly creep along her own body as well, with her helplessly trying to will it to stop.]] Makes you think that she had it as bad as [[spoiler: [[VisualNovel/SayaNoUta Fuminori]].]]
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* That moment when you realize that Saeki has [[spoiler: completely gone off the deep end.]]
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** Her[[spoiler:rape rape of Kasuga. Even after he repeatedly tells her he's not interested anymore, she still forces herself onto him.]] After that fact, she gains a very unsettling aura about her, probably more so than Nakamura.
* The final chapter, which goes all the way back to the start of the story from Nakamura's perspective. To wit, every other person to her, even her own father, are[[spoiler: nothing more than indescribable masses of miasma from which flies constantly escape from their mouths.]] mouths. Not enough for you? Over the course of until she confronts Kasuga with his secret, [[spoiler: she takes the time to see the miasma slowly creep along her own body as well, with her helplessly trying to will it to stop.]] stop. Makes you think that she had it as bad as [[spoiler: [[VisualNovel/SayaNoUta Fuminori]].]]
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* The final chapter, which goes all the way back to the start of the story from Nakamura's perspective. To wit, every other person to her, even her own father, are
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From the get go, an anime based in the UncannyValley is sure to have its fair share of NightmareFuel.
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From the get go, an anime based in the UncannyValley around creepy visuals is sure to have its fair share of NightmareFuel.
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* TearJerker: The last few chapters of volume 3 is this for all characters -- yes, even Nakamura.
** Namely: [[spoiler:Kasuga dumps Saeki, his mother finds his dirty shirt during his destruction of the class, he and Nakamura try to escape over the mountains, Saeki follows and tries to win back Kasuga, Kasuga declares himself hollow and empty with being unable to choose between escape and assimilation, and Nakamura is anguished from being unable to escape to the other side of the mountain.]]
* Kasuga and Nakamura's [[spoiler:suicide attempt]], especially when [[spoiler:Nakamura pushes him off the stage at the last minute, preventing him from going with her.]]
* Saeki's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech toward Kasuga is heartbreaking and oddly [[NauseaFuel nauseating]] when you take into account that [[spoiler:she raped him]] yet has the audacity to invite him to lunch... and ''then'' tell him he's a terrible person.
* When Kasuga and his parents return to their hometown to see his dying grandfather, some of his relatives keep their distance from him, and later tell him that his grandfather dying was his fault and the consequence of his actions and that he doesn't deserve to be forgiven. No one deserves that kind of flak.
** Additionally, it just shows that nothing has changed in that town, and that Kasuga leaving it was the best decision to make.
* When Kasuga finally tells Tokiwa his past, she tears up the novel she was working on because she feels she was just a replacement for Nakamura and that her own work, which he inspired her to do, was now worthless. Thankfully he is able to explain that he values Tokiwa as she is.
* When Nakamura and Kasuga reunite after the TimeSkip, she tells him not to return. While they still have that connection, she recognizes that it's based on their inner darkness and self-destructive tendencies and it's for the best that they stay apart.
* The last chapter. What does it say about someone if all they can see of the people/world around them are hideous distorted darkened masses? Especially if darkness tries to enter them a few times? From Nakamura's perspective, it looks like Kasuga saved her from being consumed, which is a twisted but bittersweet way of looking at her actions.
** Namely: [[spoiler:Kasuga dumps Saeki, his mother finds his dirty shirt during his destruction of the class, he and Nakamura try to escape over the mountains, Saeki follows and tries to win back Kasuga, Kasuga declares himself hollow and empty with being unable to choose between escape and assimilation, and Nakamura is anguished from being unable to escape to the other side of the mountain.]]
* Kasuga and Nakamura's [[spoiler:suicide attempt]], especially when [[spoiler:Nakamura pushes him off the stage at the last minute, preventing him from going with her.]]
* Saeki's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech toward Kasuga is heartbreaking and oddly [[NauseaFuel nauseating]] when you take into account that [[spoiler:she raped him]] yet has the audacity to invite him to lunch... and ''then'' tell him he's a terrible person.
* When Kasuga and his parents return to their hometown to see his dying grandfather, some of his relatives keep their distance from him, and later tell him that his grandfather dying was his fault and the consequence of his actions and that he doesn't deserve to be forgiven. No one deserves that kind of flak.
** Additionally, it just shows that nothing has changed in that town, and that Kasuga leaving it was the best decision to make.
* When Kasuga finally tells Tokiwa his past, she tears up the novel she was working on because she feels she was just a replacement for Nakamura and that her own work, which he inspired her to do, was now worthless. Thankfully he is able to explain that he values Tokiwa as she is.
* When Nakamura and Kasuga reunite after the TimeSkip, she tells him not to return. While they still have that connection, she recognizes that it's based on their inner darkness and self-destructive tendencies and it's for the best that they stay apart.
* The last chapter. What does it say about someone if all they can see of the people/world around them are hideous distorted darkened masses? Especially if darkness tries to enter them a few times? From Nakamura's perspective, it looks like Kasuga saved her from being consumed, which is a twisted but bittersweet way of looking at her actions.
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From the get go, an anime based in the UncannyValley is sure to have its fair share of NightmareFuel.
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*TearJerker: The last few chapters town itself is the creepiest aspect of volume 3 the story, made even more chilling in the anime. With its rusted signs, and old empty buildings, it feels like the town itself is this for all rotting away. And the main characters -- yes, even Nakamura.
** Namely: [[spoiler:Kasuga dumps Saeki, his mother finds his dirty shirt during his destruction of the class, he and''live'' in this.
* Nakamuratry breaking Kasuga's father's kneecaps when he tried to escape over the mountains, Saeki follows and tries to win back Kasuga, Kasuga declares himself hollow and empty with being unable to choose between escape and assimilation, and stop her from taking Kasuga. ''Jeez, woman.''
* When Nakamurais anguished from being unable [[spoiler:forces Kasuga to escape to wear Saeki's gym clothes under his clothes when he and Saeki go on a date.
* The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXvCMAmhJ44 ending song.]] Probably a good representation of someone slowly descending into madness.
* That moment when you realize that Saeki has [[spoiler: completely gone off theother side of the mountain.deep end.]]
** Her [[spoiler:rape of Kasuga. Even after he repeatedly tells her he's not interested anymore, she still forces herself onto him.]] After that fact, she gains a very unsettling aura about her, probably more so than Nakamura.
*Kasuga and The final chapter, which goes all the way back to the start of the story from Nakamura's [[spoiler:suicide attempt]], especially when [[spoiler:Nakamura pushes him off the stage at the last minute, preventing him perspective. To wit, every other person to her, even her own father, are [[spoiler: nothing more than indescribable masses of miasma from going which flies constantly escape from their mouths.]] Not enough for you? Over the course of until she confronts Kasuga with her.his secret, [[spoiler: she takes the time to see the miasma slowly creep along her own body as well, with her helplessly trying to will it to stop.]] Makes you think that she had it as bad as [[spoiler: [[VisualNovel/SayaNoUta Fuminori]].]]
* Saeki's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech toward Kasuga is heartbreaking and oddly [[NauseaFuel nauseating]] when you take into account that [[spoiler:she raped him]] yet has the audacity to invite him to lunch... and ''then'' tell him he's a terrible person.
* When Kasuga and his parents return to their hometown to see his dying grandfather, some of his relatives keep their distance from him, and later tell him that his grandfather dying was his fault and the consequence of his actions and that he doesn't deserve to be forgiven. No one deserves that kind of flak.
** Additionally, it just shows that nothing has changed in that town, and that Kasuga leaving it was the best decision to make.
* When Kasuga finally tells Tokiwa his past, she tears up the novel she was working on because she feels she was just a replacement for Nakamura and that her own work, which he inspired her to do, was now worthless. Thankfully he is able to explain that he values Tokiwa as she is.
* When Nakamura and Kasuga reunite after the TimeSkip, she tells him not to return. While they still have that connection, she recognizes that it's based on their inner darkness and self-destructive tendencies and it's for the best that they stay apart.
* The last chapter. What does it say about someone if all they can see of the people/world around them are hideous distorted darkened masses? Especially if darkness tries to enter them a few times? From Nakamura's perspective, it looks like Kasuga saved her from being consumed, which is a twisted but bittersweet way of looking at her actions.
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** Namely: [[spoiler:Kasuga dumps Saeki, his mother finds his dirty shirt during his destruction of the class, he and
* Nakamura
* When Nakamura
* The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXvCMAmhJ44 ending song.]] Probably a good representation of someone slowly descending into madness.
* That moment when you realize that Saeki has [[spoiler: completely gone off the
** Her [[spoiler:rape of Kasuga. Even after he repeatedly tells her he's not interested anymore, she still forces herself onto him.]] After that fact, she gains a very unsettling aura about her, probably more so than Nakamura.
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* When Kasuga and his parents return to their hometown to see his dying grandfather, some of his relatives keep their distance from him, and later tell him that his grandfather dying was his fault and the consequence of his actions and that he doesn't deserve to be forgiven. No one deserves that kind of flak.
** Additionally, it just shows that nothing has changed in that town, and that Kasuga leaving it was the best decision to make.
* When Kasuga finally tells Tokiwa his past, she tears up the novel she was working on because she feels she was just a replacement for Nakamura and that her own work, which he inspired her to do, was now worthless. Thankfully he is able to explain that he values Tokiwa as she is.
* When Nakamura and Kasuga reunite after the TimeSkip, she tells him not to return. While they still have that connection, she recognizes that it's based on their inner darkness and self-destructive tendencies and it's for the best that they stay apart.
* The last chapter. What does it say about someone if all they can see of the people/world around them are hideous distorted darkened masses? Especially if darkness tries to enter them a few times? From Nakamura's perspective, it looks like Kasuga saved her from being consumed, which is a twisted but bittersweet way of looking at her actions.
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* TearJerker: The last few chapters of volume 3 is this for all characters -- yes, even Nakamura.
** Namely: [[spoiler:Kasuga dumps Saeki, his mother finds his dirty shirt during his destruction of the class, he and Nakamura try to escape over the mountains, Saeki follows and tries to win back Kasuga, Kasuga declares himself hollow and empty with being unable to choose between escape and assimilation, and Nakamura is anguished from being unable to escape to the other side of the mountain.]]
* Kasuga and Nakamura's [[spoiler:suicide attempt]], especially when [[spoiler:Nakamura pushes him off the stage at the last minute, preventing him from going with her.]]
* Saeki's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech toward Kasuga is heartbreaking and oddly [[NauseaFuel nauseating]] when you take into account that [[spoiler:she raped him]] yet has the audacity to invite him to lunch... and ''then'' tell him he's a terrible person.
* When Kasuga and his parents return to their hometown to see his dying grandfather, some of his relatives keep their distance from him, and later tell him that his grandfather dying was his fault and the consequence of his actions and that he doesn't deserve to be forgiven. No one deserves that kind of flak.
** Additionally, it just shows that nothing has changed in that town, and that Kasuga leaving it was the best decision to make.
* When Kasuga finally tells Tokiwa his past, she tears up the novel she was working on because she feels she was just a replacement for Nakamura and that her own work, which he inspired her to do, was now worthless. Thankfully he is able to explain that he values Tokiwa as she is.
* When Nakamura and Kasuga reunite after the TimeSkip, she tells him not to return. While they still have that connection, she recognizes that it's based on their inner darkness and self-destructive tendencies and it's for the best that they stay apart.
* The last chapter. What does it say about someone if all they can see of the people/world around them are hideous distorted darkened masses? Especially if darkness tries to enter them a few times? From Nakamura's perspective, it looks like Kasuga saved her from being consumed, which is a twisted but bittersweet way of looking at her actions.
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** Namely: [[spoiler:Kasuga dumps Saeki, his mother finds his dirty shirt during his destruction of the class, he and Nakamura try to escape over the mountains, Saeki follows and tries to win back Kasuga, Kasuga declares himself hollow and empty with being unable to choose between escape and assimilation, and Nakamura is anguished from being unable to escape to the other side of the mountain.]]
* Kasuga and Nakamura's [[spoiler:suicide attempt]], especially when [[spoiler:Nakamura pushes him off the stage at the last minute, preventing him from going with her.]]
* Saeki's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech toward Kasuga is heartbreaking and oddly [[NauseaFuel nauseating]] when you take into account that [[spoiler:she raped him]] yet has the audacity to invite him to lunch... and ''then'' tell him he's a terrible person.
* When Kasuga and his parents return to their hometown to see his dying grandfather, some of his relatives keep their distance from him, and later tell him that his grandfather dying was his fault and the consequence of his actions and that he doesn't deserve to be forgiven. No one deserves that kind of flak.
** Additionally, it just shows that nothing has changed in that town, and that Kasuga leaving it was the best decision to make.
* When Kasuga finally tells Tokiwa his past, she tears up the novel she was working on because she feels she was just a replacement for Nakamura and that her own work, which he inspired her to do, was now worthless. Thankfully he is able to explain that he values Tokiwa as she is.
* When Nakamura and Kasuga reunite after the TimeSkip, she tells him not to return. While they still have that connection, she recognizes that it's based on their inner darkness and self-destructive tendencies and it's for the best that they stay apart.
* The last chapter. What does it say about someone if all they can see of the people/world around them are hideous distorted darkened masses? Especially if darkness tries to enter them a few times? From Nakamura's perspective, it looks like Kasuga saved her from being consumed, which is a twisted but bittersweet way of looking at her actions.
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