/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>44802238
>Byakuren
Ironically I'd say she's very befitting of a Buddhist mindset. After all, it originated as a way to escape suffering by turning one's back on reality. Byakuren's willful ignorance is very fitting, and while she's one of my favorite characters, I can understand why some people really dislike her.
>Kanako
I'd argue the opposite, at least in more recent works like WaHH, where she pulls out of plans that are turning sour, arguably too early. She doesn't overextend, but she does miss opportunities that could still be grasped.
>Hecatia
Unfortunately there's a real argument to be made that letting them loose would be better in the long term for the setting.
>Yukari
As I've said in other threads and earlier in this one, her dorkiness would be endearing if not for her complicity in Gensokyo's status quo. Between both her past as Maribel and her visible desperation to be liked and admired, she's likely to make an active attempt to be likable to anyone that actually treats her better than thinly veiled contempt (as her PMiSS article that was no doubt co-authored by her implies.) There aren't many other 2hus that would be able, much less likely, to try and share the interests an Outsider would have.

Unfortunately for her, she still gets mogged by Toyohime in every category.