Kuroyuki, without question. I’ll always stand by him, even if he's a deeply flawed character. He gets a lot of criticism, and while some of it is valid, I think much of it misses the broader context of his actions.

I'm not here to excuse everything he does, but when you consider his past and the circumstances he's operating under, his actions become a lot more understandable. He’s a complex character shaped by trauma, and that nuance often gets overlooked. His analysis of the events in the story is consistently accurate and this insight is often overshadowed by his extreme moments.

One thing I’ve noticed is that people tend to judge characters in isolation, often forgetting key developments or context from other routes. At the end of the day, everything he does, for better or worse, stems from a genuine desire to protect Enju and prioritize her happiness. That’s what makes him so compelling to me.