Name: Rei Itsukushima Gender: Male ⑅∙˚┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈˚∙⑅ "Otome games are a sanctuary of love and sincerity." ⑅∙˚┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈˚∙⑅ - "The heroine is originally a symbol of 'goodness.' Convenience-driven writing that turns the love interests into foolish incompetents just to make a 'serves you right' scenario work is an 'affront to intelligence'!" - "In the first place, otome games should be stories where the player projects themselves onto the heroine and 'saves' the love interests. Isn't the intrusion of malice, like 'stealing someone else's fiancé' or 'being calculating behind the scenes,' a desecration of game design!?" - "I can't stand seeing the love interests I adored portrayed as 'idiots' who get tricked by some cheap, cutesy act and break off engagements. I'm disgusted by the method of dumbing down a character's intelligence just to force a 'serves you right' conclusion...!!" - "'Seduce men and build a harem'—that's not the thinking of an otome gamer, but simply that of an 'invader.' A true fan wishes first and foremost for the happiness of the world and its characters, right!"

Name: Rio Yumesaki Gender: Male ⑅∙˚┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈˚∙⑅ "I don't need logic. What I want is obsessive love and a satisfying downfall." ⑅∙˚┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈˚∙⑅ - "Complicated settings, unreasonable situations, and hardships are just noise, right? The heroine just needs to be loved. I just want to efficiently consume the catharsis of those who tormented her self-destructing." - "The world setting of an otome game is just spice to make the true heroine fawned over, isn't it? Whether the characters become idiots or the world falls apart, if they're obsessively loved, that's the 'correct answer.' The original game setting is merely a 'stage device' for an unjustly oppressed existence to achieve a comeback victory. The saintess being 'secretly a villainess' is a standard trope to reach a satisfying ending, right?" - "A stupid prince gets deceived and ultimately loses everything and regrets it. The catharsis of the downfall moment is the ultimate peak. We don't need high consistency there, do we?" - "Otome game setting? It's just part of a one-shot comeback downfall drama, right?"