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It's still a hilarious scene.

Also there are two sides to the medal. If you go out of your way to spend time with her over other girls and show obvious interest in her, that's one thing. If you don't care about her despite of that, that's your issue.
This girl may not be happy about another girl "winning", but that's all. She accepts it rather well (openly at least), provided there's no need to worry. Which is fine. Oh and she's actually not violent anymore, or at least tries to be. There are like 2 instances where she actually hits the MC. One is probably more supposed to be an inside-joke as there it happens during discussion of 2d tropes, while the other was deserved in a "joke route". (mc decided to be a delinquent and cheated on a test and stuff, so he got a bitch-slap)

In this case you can also turn things around a bit if you want to. I wasn't actually happy about it though. It used one of the crappier clichés. Luckily a bit subverted towards the end, but still.


In the end this is a case-by-case thing. Unless you are simply hating everything even remotely resembling a "violent" character type like this, because you had one really bad experience once for whatever reason. Which is fine. Most people really hate a certain archtype. For me it's the typical "female knight" type that's all about honor and mission and whatever and obviously a really cute girl who likes weird cute things as a contrast. It's so sickeningly artificial I'm just out. Probably not much "reason" behind it either.