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* DieForOurShip:
** Akane, one of the nicest and most inoffensive characters, attracted instant hostility in the comments when she was first introduced, simply because she pined hopelessly for Katsu. (In fairness, there was also a lot of pushback against the hostile comments.)
** When Lifelight confirmed [=RyuMei=] and [=KatsuKane=] as the official ships, she got so much hostile backlash from [=KatsuMei=] shippers that she deactivated her social media accounts for a while.
** Akane, one of the nicest and most inoffensive characters, attracted instant hostility in the comments when she was first introduced, simply because she pined hopelessly for Katsu. (In fairness, there was also a lot of pushback against the hostile comments.)
** When Lifelight confirmed [=RyuMei=] and [=KatsuKane=] as the official ships, she got so much hostile backlash from [=KatsuMei=] shippers that she deactivated her social media accounts for a while.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: While most of the characters are firmly liked or hated, Ryusaki Hayate is substantially divisive among the fanbase. On one hand, people find his ChivalrousPervert tendencies genuinely amusing or romantic and generally think of him as an entertaining, interesting character. However, there are also those who find that his advances toward Mei extreme to the point of being unsettling, especially since she had rejected him multiple times. What compounds the issue in the latter case is that Ryusaki, more than once, refers to Mei in derogatory terms, such as calling her "a pair of breasts", a moment that multiple fans hold him in disdain for.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: While most of the characters are firmly liked or hated, Hayate Ryusaki Hayate is substantially divisive among the fanbase. On one hand, people find his ChivalrousPervert tendencies genuinely amusing or romantic and generally think of him as an entertaining, interesting character. However, there are also those who find that his advances toward Mei extreme to the point of being unsettling, especially since she had rejected him multiple times. What compounds the issue in the latter case is that Ryusaki, more than once, refers to Mei in derogatory terms, such as calling her "a pair of breasts", a moment that multiple fans hold him in disdain for.
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** There are also those who dislike him for the fact that he's using [[spoiler: Mei as an UnwittingPawn so that he can capture Kozuke]]. While some see this as giving Ryusaki depth as a PragmaticHero, [[spoiler: given that Mei is Kozuke's target]], others have different problem with the scenario. Considering the Ryusaki is in love with Mei at this time, the fact that he's knowingly, and remorselessly, endangering her without her knowledge has been considered distasteful by many. What does not help is that the negative implications of Kozuke succeeding in taking Mei are already established. Overall, the problem is not with Ryusaki's general characterization, but with how he treats Mei despite what he feels for her.
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** There are also those who People additionally dislike him for the fact that he's using [[spoiler: Mei as an UnwittingPawn so that he can capture Kozuke]]. While some see this as giving Ryusaki depth as a PragmaticHero, [[spoiler: given that Mei is Kozuke's target]], others have different problem with the scenario. Considering the Ryusaki is in love with Mei at this time, the fact that he's knowingly, and remorselessly, endangering her without her knowledge has been considered distasteful by many. What does not help is that the negative implications of Kozuke succeeding in taking Mei are already established. Overall, the problem is not with Ryusaki's general characterization, but with how he treats Mei despite what he feels for her.
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** There are also those who dislike him for the fact that he's using [[spoiler: Mei as an UnwittingPawn so that he can capture Kozuke]]. While some see this as giving Ryusaki depth as a PragmaticHero, [[spoiler: given that Mei is Kozuke's target]], others have different problem with the scenario. Considering the Ryusaki is in love with Mei at this time, the fact that he's knowingly, and remorselessly, endangering her without her knowledge, and given what Kozuke intends to do to Mei should he get his hands on her, has been considered distasteful by many. Overall, the problem is not with Ryusaki's general characterization, but with how he treats Mei despite what he feels for her.
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** There are also those who dislike him for the fact that he's using [[spoiler: Mei as an UnwittingPawn so that he can capture Kozuke]]. While some see this as giving Ryusaki depth as a PragmaticHero, [[spoiler: given that Mei is Kozuke's target]], others have different problem with the scenario. Considering the Ryusaki is in love with Mei at this time, the fact that he's knowingly, and remorselessly, endangering her without her knowledge, and given what Kozuke intends to do to Mei should he get his hands on her, knowledge has been considered distasteful by many.many. What does not help is that the negative implications of Kozuke succeeding in taking Mei are already established. Overall, the problem is not with Ryusaki's general characterization, but with how he treats Mei despite what he feels for her.
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** There are also those who dislike him for the fact that he's using [[spoiler: Mei as an UnwittingPawn so that he can capture Kozuke]]. While some see this as giving Ryusaki depth as a PragmaticHero, [[spoiler: given that Mei is Kozuke's target]], others have different problem with the scenario. Considering the Ryusaki is in love with Mei at this time, the fact that he's knowingly endangering her without her knowledge, and given what Kozuke intends to do to Mei should he get his hands on her, has been considered distasteful by many. Overall, the problem is not with Ryusaki's general characterization, but with how he treats Mei despite what he feels for her.
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** There are also those who dislike him for the fact that he's using [[spoiler: Mei as an UnwittingPawn so that he can capture Kozuke]]. While some see this as giving Ryusaki depth as a PragmaticHero, [[spoiler: given that Mei is Kozuke's target]], others have different problem with the scenario. Considering the Ryusaki is in love with Mei at this time, the fact that he's knowingly knowingly, and remorselessly, endangering her without her knowledge, and given what Kozuke intends to do to Mei should he get his hands on her, has been considered distasteful by many. Overall, the problem is not with Ryusaki's general characterization, but with how he treats Mei despite what he feels for her.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: While most of the characters are firmly liked or hated, Ryusaki Hayate is substantially divisive among the fanbase. On one hand, people find his ChivalrousPervert tendencies genuinely amusing or romantic and generally think of him as an entertaining, interesting character. However, there are also those who find that his advances toward Mei extreme to the point of being unsettling, especially since she had rejected him multiple times. What compounds the issue in the latter case is that Ryusaki, more than once, refers to Mei in derogatory terms, such as calling her "a pair of breasts", a moment that multiple fans hold him in disdain for.
** There are also those who dislike him for the fact that he's using [[spoiler: Mei as an UnwittingPawn so that he can capture Kozuke]]. While some see this as giving Ryusaki depth as a PragmaticHero, [[spoiler: given that Mei is Kozuke's target]], others have different problem with the scenario. Considering the Ryusaki is in love with Mei at this time, the fact that he's knowingly endangering her without her knowledge, and given what Kozuke intends to do to Mei should he get his hands on her, has been considered distasteful by many. Overall, the problem is not with Ryusaki's general characterization, but with how he treats Mei despite what he feels for her.
** There are also those who dislike him for the fact that he's using [[spoiler: Mei as an UnwittingPawn so that he can capture Kozuke]]. While some see this as giving Ryusaki depth as a PragmaticHero, [[spoiler: given that Mei is Kozuke's target]], others have different problem with the scenario. Considering the Ryusaki is in love with Mei at this time, the fact that he's knowingly endangering her without her knowledge, and given what Kozuke intends to do to Mei should he get his hands on her, has been considered distasteful by many. Overall, the problem is not with Ryusaki's general characterization, but with how he treats Mei despite what he feels for her.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: Lifelight's art is jaw-droppingly beautiful.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: The Ambassador. Readers have found his overdramatic pining for Mei quite endearing, and there is a small but vocal Mei/Ambassador shipping contingent.
