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Eva, since you clearly read this thread I'm just gonna address you directly, as I feel you need to take this advice to heart.
You have no idea how a 'yandere' acts or is characterized at all.
Allow me to explain it for you:
Yanderes ARE NOT EMOTIONLESS. The idea is that they are overly emotional, clingy, and obsessive on the ones they love. There is a huge difference between 'yandere' and 'sociopath'.
For instance, Yuno Gasai, arguably the most popular yandere character in anime, is not an emotionless robot. She is a two-faced character. She initially appears bright, perky, sweet, and innocent. However, whenever she feels her Yuki is in danger, she adopts a more blood thirsty and ruthless attitude. She possesses emotion: she has character.
Additionally, the motives behind her personality split are explained and displayed throughout the anime. She wasn't born sadistic, evil, or murderous, or even that overly-attached to Yuki. She developed that attitude after being thrown into a situation where she literally had to fight for survival, and ultimately had to make the ultimate risk and sacrifice the one thing that truly mattered to her, only to have it end in failure, causing her to desperately try and start over.
She isn't murderous or heartless by nature, she had to be that way in order to achieve what she wanted, or else die.
This is where Yandere-chan fails: her current personality is inherently wrong compared to a normal yandere character (read: not an emotionless semen receptacle) and the explanation given comes off as lazy and contrived. If you truly wanted to see how yanderes act, I suggest you go analyze Mirai Nikki and Shion Sonozaki's arc in Higurashi, it'll help you develop a better understanding of the yandere archetype.
That or you can keep fapping to the gorn you have planned around the character as she is right now. Your choice.
You have no idea how a 'yandere' acts or is characterized at all.
Allow me to explain it for you:
Yanderes ARE NOT EMOTIONLESS. The idea is that they are overly emotional, clingy, and obsessive on the ones they love. There is a huge difference between 'yandere' and 'sociopath'.
For instance, Yuno Gasai, arguably the most popular yandere character in anime, is not an emotionless robot. She is a two-faced character. She initially appears bright, perky, sweet, and innocent. However, whenever she feels her Yuki is in danger, she adopts a more blood thirsty and ruthless attitude. She possesses emotion: she has character.
Additionally, the motives behind her personality split are explained and displayed throughout the anime. She wasn't born sadistic, evil, or murderous, or even that overly-attached to Yuki. She developed that attitude after being thrown into a situation where she literally had to fight for survival, and ultimately had to make the ultimate risk and sacrifice the one thing that truly mattered to her, only to have it end in failure, causing her to desperately try and start over.
She isn't murderous or heartless by nature, she had to be that way in order to achieve what she wanted, or else die.
This is where Yandere-chan fails: her current personality is inherently wrong compared to a normal yandere character (read: not an emotionless semen receptacle) and the explanation given comes off as lazy and contrived. If you truly wanted to see how yanderes act, I suggest you go analyze Mirai Nikki and Shion Sonozaki's arc in Higurashi, it'll help you develop a better understanding of the yandere archetype.
That or you can keep fapping to the gorn you have planned around the character as she is right now. Your choice.