they gave her a solid albeit very traumatic backstory so i think the personality they gave her makes a lot of sense in that context. Im gonna go w gibgib for the first one bc last time we talked about her i didnt do her justice but while inti does Not know how to write girls in a way that isnt weird i think gibril is actually a v good character. Getting any positive relationship points with her will subtract points from everyone else, pretty much sealing your fate if you interact with her more than once. Unfortunately, if you like Revolutionary Girl Utena, chances are you are a lesbian and thusly like horrible women doing terrible things. She starts off by whispering you the wrong answer in math class, but by day three she is straight-up trying to assassinate your character, from tacks in a cake to kicking your lungs out during a soccer match to a poisoning attempt. And the game slaps you on the wrist for that! You see, Chigusa is straight-up evil, and doesn’t even make an attempt to hide it. Chigusa is obviously the going to draw the player’s attention the most, because she’s new and mysterious. First and foremost, she’s the goth dream girl that the show never quite got, and when she does the same “I get told I look like a boy” bit as Utena, it’s even funnier this time around, considering she’s wearing a dress with a lace-up front. I guess that’s true to form for Akio’s academy? Anyways, the character of note here is Chigusa, the other new transfer student. As a female student, you can ask the women of the show if they have girlfriends, but you’ll pretty much always get laughed off and chastised for it. As far as yuri-pandering goes, it’s both liberal by Utena show standards and not much at all. We find ourselves playing as a personality-free transplant to Ohtori Academy who quickly gets swept under Utena’s wing.

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