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Spoiler for end spoiler:

Although the reverse twist was pretty transparent and silly, I'm talking about how everyone has to be related to everyone else somehow. Why does everyone have to be some sort of childhood friend, half-parent or sibling? Sometimes it's warranted and it leads to a good story (Houdzuki and Ken from Sayrin for example). But making two characters related just for the sake upping the drama quotient is bad sory-telling; the excitement of two characters discovering each other is way more powerful than some made-up BS relationship.

I haven't played Tsubaki's route yet, but Kannon's was pure garbage.

Spoiler for Kanon's route:

The Maou was like "I fell in love, so I'm done, bye," and Usami was like: "The Maou went away so I'm taking off, later."

I'd have gladly traded a Mizuha route for a Yuki one -- but judging how much of an afterthought they seem to be it's probably not much of a loss.

I was hoping the Maou would have an evil team (like in a Kenshin manga or like in Monster) made up of especially powerful and disturbed killers, bu no, it's not going to be THAT great.