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>Who is your waifu?
Another Sanae fan here
>Why did you choose her?
Funny thing is she's the only fictional character to ever generate feelings out of me. I like her for yeeting out of reality and going isekei without waiting for truck-kun. I don't even want her in a sexual way. More like I want to help her on a megalomaniacal quest for power because it would prove otakus can make something of themselves.
>Since when are you together?
We're not. No way she would ever return the feelings.
>One waifu for laifu or do you have an ex?
First, only probably last. As her character is developing she seems too content to take it easy and fade into the background. Unless Kanako stages an intervention somehow. But sadly the Moriya Shrine religion seems to be obtaining divinity via Ponzi Scheme and it's bottoming out. And so far Sanae seems to content with that for my liking.

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V-Tubers are characters. Not their real name. Not their real face. Not their real personality. It's more accurate to say the person behind the camera is acting out a role.

Frankly it's healthy and necessary for the fan to divorce the character from the person. Because if a fan ever met that person they would surely be disappointed in some form or another.

She has the best study habits.