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** Seimei is far, far, far more terrifying a villain. Also far more creepy.
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* Also to see all of the lovely InternetBackdraft among [[DieForOurShip the more rabid]] {{Yaoi Fangirl}}s.
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* Also to see all of the lovely InternetBackdraft backlash among [[DieForOurShip the more rabid]] {{Yaoi Fangirl}}s.
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*** You know, of course, that this brings up the possibility of Ritsuka [[NoYay being]] [[{{Shotacon}} Beloved]]'s son.
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*** You know, of course, that this brings up the possibility of Ritsuka [[NoYay being]] [[{{Shotacon}} being Beloved]]'s son.
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* I'm a huge yaoi fan, and I can't express how much I love this theory. I've always loved Yuiko, and I really wouldn't mind if she turned out to be the Loveless Fighter. Besides, who can argue with facts? A twelve year old girl said she would die to protect a boy she barely new.
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* I'm a huge yaoi fan, and I can't express how much I love this theory. I've always loved Yuiko, and I really wouldn't mind if she turned out to be the Loveless Fighter. Besides, who can argue with facts? A twelve year old girl said she would die to protect a boy she barely new.knew.
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* I'm a huge yaoi fan, and I can't express how much I love this theory. I've always loved Yuiko, and I really wouldn't mind if she turned out to be the Loveless Fighter. Besides, who can argue with facts? A twelve year old girl said she would die to protect a boy she barely new.
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As for how Seimei pulled off the mind wipe, I don't know how, but I do have proof that he has this ability. (At least I think I do) In book 12, we are shown much more of Nisei's past, and a previous girlfriend gets mentioned. Nisei point out that when she was brought up, of course, he recalled her name. I thought it was strange that this was brought up, but now, I think I'm recalling that either before or after this, he had mentioned this previous girlfriend, and how he didn't even remember her name anymore. (That or I read it in a fanfiction) So, I think Seimei erased Nisei's memory too. If I'm wrong about this Nisei stuff, and just remembering things out of nowhere, correct me, and I'll edit accordingly. But even if my proof doesn't exist, I still stick by my theory. Seimei was the kind, loving brother Ritsuka thought him to be, and Ritsuka was the evil one.
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[[WMG: Seimei is all that Ritsuka believes him to be.]]
* Going off of a theory I saw above. Seimei switched his and Ritsuka's personalities. He was all that Ritsuka had described him to be, a kind, loving individual, and Ritsuka was the uncaring psychopath. Seimei loved Ritsuka so much, that he somehow switched their personalities, taking on the evil personality for Ritsuka. He then wiped Ritsuka's memories of his life before, because he didn't want the new, kind Ritsuka to remember what he was like before. The true names haven't been wrong before, (so I've seen) so why would they make such a big mistake as calling Seimei, a psychopath, Beloved, and Ritsuka, a kind child, Loveless? Answer, the names aren't wrong.
As for how Seimei pulled off the mind wipe, I don't know how, but I do have proof that he has this ability. (At least I think I do) In book 12, we are shown much more of Nisei's past, and a previous girlfriend gets mentioned. Nisei point out that when she was brought up, of course, he recalled her name. I thought it was strange that this was brought up, but now, I think I'm recalling that either before or after this, he had mentioned this previous girlfriend, and how he didn't even remember her name anymore. (That or I read it in a fanfiction) So, I think Seimei erased Nisei's memory too. If I'm wrong about this Nisei stuff, and just remembering things out of nowhere, correct me, and I'll edit accordingly. But even if my proof doesn't exist, I still stick by my theory. Seimei was the kind, loving brother Ritsuka thought him to be, and Ritsuka was the evil one.
And even if it's not true, wouldn't it make a good fanfiction?
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[[WMG: Seimei is actually [[HarryPotter Voldemort]]]]
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[[WMG: Seimei is actually [[HarryPotter [[Franchise/HarryPotter Voldemort]]]]
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[[WMG: Ritsuka's true name is written on his tongue.]]
* A Fighter and a Sacrifice have their true name written in the same spot on their body, and they gain more strength with their names touch. Throughout the series it's shown during battles that both Soubi and Ritsuka have a tighter "bond" when they kiss, and sharing a kiss usually leads to victory. This is probably because the name "Loveless" is written on Ritsuka's tongue, as it's not yet been shown anywhere else on his body. This would make Soubi then his true Fighter, as it's already been established that he was never meant to be Seimei's Fighter.
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[[WMG: Seimei and Ritsuka switched personalities]]
The Ritsuka as he was when he was younger sounds more like how Seimei was seen by Ritsuka. Ritsuka also being called Loveless now when he is actually liked by many, and Seimei being called beloved although more people hate him, would also be explained if they had simply switched; that being why Loveless hasn't appeared on Ritsuka.
The Ritsuka as he was when he was younger sounds more like how Seimei was seen by Ritsuka. Ritsuka also being called Loveless now when he is actually liked by many, and Seimei being called beloved although more people hate him, would also be explained if they had simply switched; that being why Loveless hasn't appeared on Ritsuka.
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[[WMG: The corpse Seimei used to fake his death was the Loveless fighter.]]
* Because it makes too much sense!
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[[WMG: The "Wisdom Resurrection" game from the MindScrew anime ending was actually a hypnotism engine made by Minami Ritsu and used by Seimei.]]
* The final episode itself shows Minami Ritsu working on ''something'' in the computer. On ''what'' was he working?
* Ritsu has more than enough people in his "company" or whatever to create some very basic graphics and some simplistic MMORPG ripoff in case someone does not get properly hypnotized.
* It would explain the final MindScrew of an ending as a hypnotically-induced hallucination created by Seimei through the use of Minami Ritsu's engine. It would also prove Seimei to be as much of a ManipulativeBastard as he is in the manga.
* When Soubi burns away inside the illusion after Ritsuka's reply, for a second you can see Seimei's face instead of Soubi's. That almost totally proves that the final MindScrew is Seimei's work (even if the game engine is not by Minami Ritsu) and it hints that Soubi would have ''never'' done what he says inside the illusion.
* I know it's different in the manga, I'm trying to somehow explain the GeckoEnding of the anime, which was psychologically awesome but a huge MindScrew that came out of nowhere.
* The final episode itself shows Minami Ritsu working on ''something'' in the computer. On ''what'' was he working?
* Ritsu has more than enough people in his "company" or whatever to create some very basic graphics and some simplistic MMORPG ripoff in case someone does not get properly hypnotized.
* It would explain the final MindScrew of an ending as a hypnotically-induced hallucination created by Seimei through the use of Minami Ritsu's engine. It would also prove Seimei to be as much of a ManipulativeBastard as he is in the manga.
* When Soubi burns away inside the illusion after Ritsuka's reply, for a second you can see Seimei's face instead of Soubi's. That almost totally proves that the final MindScrew is Seimei's work (even if the game engine is not by Minami Ritsu) and it hints that Soubi would have ''never'' done what he says inside the illusion.
* I know it's different in the manga, I'm trying to somehow explain the GeckoEnding of the anime, which was psychologically awesome but a huge MindScrew that came out of nowhere.
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** Going by this, if you pay attention to the people in the background, most of them are de-eared.
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*** You know, of course, that this brings up the possibility of Ritsuka [[NoYay being]] [[{{Shotacon}} Beloved]]'s [[NoJustNo son]].
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* The Tokyopop translation of the manga focused on one of the omake stories, where Yuiko (normally a champion at rock-paper-scissors) lost to Ristuka after he promised to do whatever she said. The translator noted that in doing so, Yuiko showed that she would be an excellent Fighter unit.
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[[WMG: Soubi is Ritsuka's imaginary friend]]
*In the beginning of the series, it shows Ritsuka as a lonely 12 year old with abusive parents
*Loveless focuses on the power of the mind
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* This theory gets my wholehearted approval if only because it made me spit soda laughing. What a way that would be to stick it to the fans!
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* Fighters are automatically attracted to their sacrifice, right? On the first day of school, she was the one who came to him and became close friends with him. Ritsuka also seems anti-social, but he stood up for her when she was being bullied. Also, when she was talking to their teacher, she said that she would be willing to die for him. Although it could seem that it's just a childhood crush, it still seems like something most 12-year-olds would be saying.
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** So Ritsuka's actually in a coma, which is why he doesn't remember anything from the past ten years. Yeah.
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** So Ritsuka's actually in a coma, which is why he doesn't remember anything from the past ten years. Yeah.
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* Because yeah.Because.
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* Who we see does not equal the standard demographic. Basically, we see a lot of virgins because that is who the series has as main characters, and the average normal adult is de-eared.
