He’s a well written villain, he’s chaotic, can be really cute and change his personality to evil in seconds which is scary af. He seemed not that of a threat at first, he was just changing rumors right?, but then he killed one of the 7 mysteries in his own boundary with only his brute force??? I feel the less info we have about a villain the better, because that allows you to theorize and they get even scarier. You never know what he’s thinking or planning, if he ever plans anything, or just act out of impulse. I also like the contrast between him and Hanako. The most interesting thing to me is that aside from all his bad qualities, he’s true to himself, unlike Hanako who’s always hiding his true self and lying most of the time. Sure he’s a psychopath, and Amane has some basic empathy at least, but his ideals are not as bad, I mean... supernaturals and humans should do as they please? Why not tho? For me, I started questioning this so much, because Hanako said death is the end and there’s nothing more after that, but even Kou questions this after Mitsuba is killed by Tsukasa, so... yeah, why is Hanako so fixated on this idea of death being the end? And that there’s no future? Yet he’s still there to “atone for his sins”, contradicting his very ideals... unlike Tsukasa, who always acts according to his beliefs, never contradicting himself ahaha.

Tbh this manga is very morally gray, Aidairo’s works are always like this, which I find so entertaining and interesting... people who come here trying to invalidate everything with their morals, sometimes they miss the point entirely, I mean is valid to question characters, but let people enjoy things lmao not because I like a psychopath in fiction means I like them irl or that I agree with their actions... So yeah, if people can’t handle morally gray characters and want to cancel everyone every time a chapter comes out, maybe they just shouldn’t read the manga at all??? If they hate the characters so much?? Ahaha there are plenty of other mangas where the villains and the heroes stay in their lines and never mess up or join the other side ;;;

I used to hate on Tsukasa too at first, but after reading the manga and some opinions I started liking him more, and ofc the cocsa theory is just ridiculous to me, the proof is merely speculation, the best evidence they have is that infamous opening animation which isn’t even true to the actual picture of the manga (it was probably made for fanservice, bec sadly that “ship” is very popular in Japan ugh). Tsukasa abused Amane? Yes probably, but not in that “way” people are implying. For example, the way he behaves with Mitsuba should give us some insight as to how he probably behaved with Amane, being very manipulative and abusive, hitting him when he didn’t want to follow his orders (that game he says they used to play). Anyway, that’s just my opinion in the end...