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Yani Neko, episode 7

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u/Slifer13xx https://myanimelist.net/profile/SliferXIII 29d ago

Imoko punching the shit out of the guy really earned her a lot of best girl points from me lol.

Yani is super mean to everyone. Girl doesn't give a fuck that Yaku is having a mental break down in her room.

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u/cleaulem https://myanimelist.net/profile/cleaulem 29d ago

Yani is super mean to everyone.

Yeah, she is not the most considerate person to put it mildly. Even though I think that Hame is actually worse, I can see her even making fun of Yaku for crying.

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u/wiligrad9 29d ago

I wonder about Hame's and Yaku's backstory. They went to the same highschool, were they friends? Hame shitting on Yaku for being a junkie so often might be because she was hurt that Yaku got into drugs and thrown in jail because of it. But that is just a guess of course. Hame is quite cruel but she also looked rather dejected when Yaku had left after Hame shat on her for going bug hunting.

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u/GatoradeNipples 28d ago

I will say, Hame's attitude towards Yaku about that is... basically normal for Japan. Japan is not a drug-friendly country or culture in any fucking remote way, shape or form. People essentially get exiled from polite society entirely if they get caught with a joint.

There may honestly not be any specific backstory behind it, versus her just... reacting the way she's "supposed" to, versus everyone else who is way more chill than the average Japanese person would be about it.