History YMMV / Gensokyo20XX

* DesignatedVillain: Played with to a degree. Seeing it from her perspective, Yukari was seen as this to a mild extent during the events of ''Mine'' because she refused to give back Reimu once her duties as wet-nurse were exhausted, which were to be expected as she took care of her since birth, thus she's grown to be attached, seeing herself as a mother figure to "her little human child". Reimu can never forgive her birth-mother for "demonizing" Yukari.Unlike most examples, she is seen in a more sympathetic light, especially if you take into account that she is unable to bear children of their own and hasn't caused anyone any harm to warrant anyone's hostility, aside from refusing to give Reimu back to her mother initially once her deeds were exhausted.

* MoralEventHorizon: Everything the warden does is treated as this, especially when he has Ran scalded to the point of being scarred on top of separating her from her babies, all of which die, has a small child injected with needles every three hours for screaming and then presumably brainwashing her, and making Yukari his lover, something that has everlasting effects on her.

* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy

* GeniusBonus: According to most Japanese folklore, a kerakera-onna is the ghost/youkai of an abused prostitute rhat only made it to middle age.

** Seiji Kijin, aptly called Seija the Motherfucker. She attempts to brainwash Yukari into killing Reimu, Shimmy, Chen, and Ran's babies just because she sees them as a hinderance, nevermind the fact that she is the reason as to why resources are running scarce and that isn't all she' done, as according to Yuyuko she's done some irredeemable things before that, like causing a car accident, leaving that entire road a blood bath, that one time she caused like over six people to fall off of a bridge, and that one time she blew up some gas stations.

** Seiji Kijin, aptly called Seija the Motherfucker. She attempts to brainwash Yukari into killing Reimu, Shimmy, Chen, and Ran's babies just because she sees them as a hinderance, nevermind the fact that she is the reason as to why resources are running scarce and that isn't all she' done, as according to Yuyuko she's done some pretty messed up shit before that, like like causing a car accident, leaving that entire road a blood bath, that one time she caused like over six people to fall off of a bridge, and that one time she blew up some gas stations.

DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Grimderp at it's worst.

** Miko, being that she is losing her sight

**** Recently, Eirin's woobiness is was taken UpToEleven in Gensokyo 20XXIII and we found out her reasons for suicide and they are, to summarize, her life is hell.

** Miko

*** Recently, Eirin's woobiness is was taken UpToEleven in Gensokyo 20XXIII and we found out her reasons for suicide and they are, to summarize, her life is hell.

* OneOfUs: The person that wrote this is a troper herself.

*** However, Amoridere swings between both Reimu's mother and Yukari as being designated villains, if either side is taken, as both are at fault.

* CompleteMonster: The warden in 20XXII and Seija the Motherfucker in in 20XXIII

* DesignatedVillain: Played with to a degree. Seeing it from her perspective, Yukari was seen as this to a mild extent during the events of ''Mine'' because she refused to give back Reimu once her duties as wet-nurse were exhausted, which were to be expected as she took care of her since birth, thus she's grown to be attached, seeing herself as a mother figure to "her little human child". Reimu can never forgive her birth-mother for "demonizing" Yukari. Unlike most examples, she is seen in a more sympathetic light, especially if you take into account that she is unable to bear children of their own and hasn't caused anyone any harm to warrant anyone's hostility.

* DesignatedVillain: Played with to a degree. Seeing it from her perspective, Yukari was seen as this to a mild extent during the events of ''Mine'' because she refused to give back Reimu once her duties as wet-nurse were exhausted, which were to be expected as she took care of her since birth, thus she's grown to be attached, seeing herself as a mother figure to "her little human child". Reimu can never forgive her birth-mother for "demonizing" Yukari. Unlike most examples, she is seen in a more sympathetic light, especially if you take into account that she is unable to bear children of their own and hasn't caused anyone any harm to warrant anyone's hostility.

*** Then we get Yukari, who allows herself to be "abused" at the hands of the warden, in exchange for the other's safety and it is a fairly safe assumption that before they see her again, she would be broken and, to make it worse, she had gone insane before. To a TearJerker degree, Satori notes how they may not get "Yukari" back.

* CompleteMonster: The Warden is viewed as this for due reason. He has no qualms about taking Ran's babies away from her and then scalding her severely as punishment for snooping through papers, leaving her scars, has had a small child injected with needles for screaming and possibly brainwashed, and he has done ''HORRIBLE'' things to Yukari, knowing she would submit.

** On that note, what the hell happened to Yume? We never do find out what happened to her but we do know she died. Actually, we're never going to find out as she was cremated soon after death.

* TheWoobie: Just about everyone is this but the ones that really this are Reimu, Chen, Rumia, and Eirin

*** Then we get Yukari, who allows herself to be "abused" at the hands of the warden, in exchange for the other's safety and it is a fairly safe assumption that before they see her again, she would be broken and, to make it worse, she had gone insane before. To a TearJerker degree, Satori notes how they may not get "Yukari" back.
* OneOfUs: The person that wrote this is a troper herself.

* DesignatedVillain: Played with to a degree. Seeing it from her perspective, Yukari was seen as this to a mild extent during the events of ''Mine'' because she refused to give back Reimu once her duties as wet-nurse were exhausted, which were to be expected as she took care of her since birth, thus she's grown to be attached, seeing herself as a mother figure to "her little human child". Reimu can never forgive her birth-mother for "demonizing" Yukari. Unlike most examples, she is seen in a more sympathetic light, especially if you take into account that she is unable to bear children of their own and hasn't caused anyone any harm to warrant anyone's hostility.

* OneOfUs: The person that wrote this is a troper herself.

** Then we get Yukari, who allows herself to be "abused" at the hands of the warden, in exchange for the other's safety and it is a fairly safe assumption that before they see her again, she would be broken. To a TearJerker degree, Satori notes how they may not get "Yukari" back and that she had gone insane before.

*** In Reimu's case, she's more like an IronWoobie, as she is more than willing to put everything aside just to look forward even if she was facing the prospect of dying.

*** In Reimu's case, she's more like an IronWoobie, as she is more than willing to put everything aside just to look forward even if the was facing the prospect of dying.

** Yuuka is also an IronWoobie,as she is more than willing to stay optimistic, be it if it is a facade, just for everyone else's sake.

** In Reimu's case, she's more like an IronWoobie, as she is more than willing to put everything aside just to look forward even if the was facing the prospect of dying. Yuuka is also an IronWoobie,as she is more than willing to stay optimistic, be it if it is a facade, just for everyone else's sake.

* DesignatedVillain: Played with to a degree. Seeing it from her perspective, Yukari was seen as this to a mild extent during the events of ''Mine'' because she refused to give back Reimu once her duties as wet-nurse were exhausted, which were to be expected as she took care of her since birth, thus she's grown to be attached, seeing herself as a mother figure to "her little human child". Reimu can never forgive her birth-mother for "demonizing" Yukari. Unlike most examples, she is seen in a more sympathetic light, especially if you take into account that she is unable to bear children of their own and hasn't caused anyone any harm to warrant anyone's hostility.