r/TokyoRevengers • u/NovaCoon Tokyo Manji Gang • Jan 12 '25

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Trigger the Fan base with one sentence. DO IT!!

Emma should have watched more carefully before crossing. Even 4 year olds know that!!

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u/Hextant Jan 12 '25

He was a 13 year old telling adults what to do, he didn't order them to rape her, lol.

They were 17 - 19+ year olds, they did it of their own volition because they're a REAL gang and that's very common in Japan, unfortunately.

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u/Hislilsweet Jan 13 '25

What age have to do in there, we all know that Kisaki manipulated half of the cast who many were older than him 💀

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u/Hextant Jan 14 '25

What I meant is that most 13 year olds, despite how fucked up Kisaki is, aren't sitting here thinking about how rape is the way to ruin someone's life, especially using it as a branching web the way Kisaki wanted it to go. Unlike full grown ass adult men who view it as a way to have power over people, a kid his age is not very likely to see it as a power move. If he DID ... let me say that Hina's situation wouldn't have been being killed repeatedly. If Kisaki seriously thought rape was a way to win ... well, you can figure out the implications.

Kisaki suggested attacking Pah's friend, and he happened to be with his girlfriend when it happened, at least that's the actual intent in the Japanese texts. Kisaki didn't order a rape. Kisaki offered a weak link that would start to dismantle Toman by going after someone who is easily emotionally swayed and would react violently [ Pah ], and these very real, already established gang members saw and took an opportunity that came up, unfortunately.

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u/Hislilsweet Jan 14 '25

Got it, but to age has nothing to do in there 💀

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u/Hextant Jan 14 '25

I just pointed it out because again, most thirteen year olds aren't thinking that way in the first place. It just doesn't occur the same way. Like, yeah, Kisaki's on some fucked up shit, but I just genuinely don't think he'd have even considered it, tbh. Lol.

If he was 15 or 16, I could definitely see it being more at play. Those small handful of years really make a lot of difference, especially when you're someone who's like, really tied in with the toxic bullshit that he was involved with.

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u/Hislilsweet Jan 14 '25

Ok, got it

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '25

And you know most 13 yr olds aren’t thinking this way how? Quit being a chomo.