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- Feb 3, 2026
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fujita's in butterfly's poison i love the toxic unhealthy codependency full of love and obsession they got going on i also love that the mc is cheating on her husband with fujita and the femdom x sub pet play they got going on is so yummy it's my favorite bad end ever i love it sm i do wish he stayed submissive in his good end tho i would love to see more submissive men and kink in otome
- Aug 2, 2022
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One of Himuka's from Olympia Soirée where Hairi is involved… I may or may not have a thing for rude younger boys, and the entire time I was playing it, my friends knew I was eyeing him—I was very vocal about that. So when I got to that ending, I was too excited for someone who got a bad ending. Honestly, quite a few bad ends from that game seemed just for shock value, but I was having a good time nonetheless.
I also very much enjoyed some Virche FD ends. Specifically, the ones where the MC is undergoing bodily transformation and the LIs also get to suffer because of it. I ate up that one Adolphe ending where he's getting basically mauled by MC on the daily but chooses to stay living with MC in isolation. And this other one has MC asking to be killed, but Adolphe and Ankou refuse to let MC die. Ahh, I wish that one had a CG with the way they described the two sandwiching MC…
I also very much enjoyed some Virche FD ends. Specifically, the ones where the MC is undergoing bodily transformation and the LIs also get to suffer because of it. I ate up that one Adolphe ending where he's getting basically mauled by MC on the daily but chooses to stay living with MC in isolation. And this other one has MC asking to be killed, but Adolphe and Ankou refuse to let MC die. Ahh, I wish that one had a CG with the way they described the two sandwiching MC…
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- Jun 27, 2021
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One of the bad endings that really moved me is the one in Bustafellows Season 1, Limbo route. Teuta ends up being killed, and Limbo abandons all his principles for her, even resorting to using a gun.
A classic bad ending is Jumin's from Mystic Messenger XD
A classic bad ending is Jumin's from Mystic Messenger XD
- Apr 25, 2024
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The most unforgettable endings for me are probably from Piofiore: Fated Memories. I really loved Nicola's ending because he looked so painfully heartbroken 
And then there's 9 R.I.P… some of the endings and characters genuinely shocked me.
Also Virche Evermore… the tragic endings were so painfully emotional that they honestly made my heart feel shattered
And then there's 9 R.I.P… some of the endings and characters genuinely shocked me.
Also Virche Evermore… the tragic endings were so painfully emotional that they honestly made my heart feel shattered
- Sep 26, 2025
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As in game endings, Orlok's Bad Ending in Fated Memories and Suit Saeran's in Mystic Messenger take the crown for meeee. But Dante's bad endings also hit real hard, they had me tearing up. There's also Mathis' despair ending in Virche which had me making this face from how fucked up it was. Same with Lucas' from the same game WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK anyway I need Mathis to be actually happy and have a happy ending for once TT
As in bad end songs tho, Last Twilight from Piofiore 1926 man... I feel like it's very fitting for a lot of games idk it's the saddest song I've heard in an otoge.
As in bad end songs tho, Last Twilight from Piofiore 1926 man... I feel like it's very fitting for a lot of games idk it's the saddest song I've heard in an otoge.
- Mar 30, 2021
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Collar×Malice -Unlimited，"In the Adonis route, the 'Light' ending is considered the true ending, isn't it? That ending truly astonished me — the visuals paired with the BGM were absolutely amazing!"
every single bad ending in Shuuen no Virche really stuck with me. The whole vibe of the game is just so sad and hopeless."
every single bad ending in Shuuen no Virche really stuck with me. The whole vibe of the game is just so sad and hopeless."
- May 19, 2018
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I love all the bad endings in viche. Ngl, i'm not always play the bad ending and just skip throught it because i cry easily lmao
But since virche is forced me to do bad ending so i end up loving it.
But the bad ending that i love is always when the heroine is die, i love to see the LI reaction and their despair.
But since virche is forced me to do bad ending so i end up loving it.
But the bad ending that i love is always when the heroine is die, i love to see the LI reaction and their despair.
- Oct 1, 2014
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I have to say, this is a really great question. I had a stage that really hate bad end and skip the bad end by playing with strategy guide. But later noticed that bad end is also a part of story, better to read them throught, at least by reading strategy guide I can have it prepared mentally (in BL world, the bad end is even more brutal than in otome's, somehow I got trained by BL game maybeXDDD)
In otome world, the one I still remember now is Diabolik Lover's Ruki bad end in more blood. He suicided by jumping from height, that really shocked me. (Not sure is it my favourite bad ending though)
In otome world, the one I still remember now is Diabolik Lover's Ruki bad end in more blood. He suicided by jumping from height, that really shocked me. (Not sure is it my favourite bad ending though)
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- Dec 1, 2021
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Nicola's bad ending where Dante dies and Nicola locks Lili in the mansion is kinda hot ngl. Then we have Virche, it was so twisted. The writers got really creative, lol. I liked Scien's Despair end the most. Carrying out a plan he didn't like at first to create Relivers able to contain emotions, just to have his hopes shattered and Ceres dying... ooof. To see such a stoic man completely broken was wonderful
- May 3, 2020
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In the first Diabolik Lovers game, there aren't really "good" and "bad" endings - they're simply numbered. Though I'd say Ending No. 3 can definitely be considered a bad ending since the heroine dies.
I actually really liked Shu's Ending No. 2 in the first game. Shu becomes king, but the heroine loses her eyesight and may even lose the ability to walk because of her injuries. From a worldbuilding perspective, it creates such a powerful dynamic and gives the story a unique atmosphere.
In Dark Fate. One of them has Karlheinz sending the heroine back to the past, to a time when Shu didn't love her yet and saw her as nothing more than food. It's a terrifying scenario, but also an incredibly interesting storyline. It completely changes Yui's perspective - she's the only one who remembers their love, while Shu doesn't. At the same time, she's no longer as afraid of vampires as she once was.
I'd honestly love a drama CD set in that timeline.
I actually really liked Shu's Ending No. 2 in the first game. Shu becomes king, but the heroine loses her eyesight and may even lose the ability to walk because of her injuries. From a worldbuilding perspective, it creates such a powerful dynamic and gives the story a unique atmosphere.
In Dark Fate. One of them has Karlheinz sending the heroine back to the past, to a time when Shu didn't love her yet and saw her as nothing more than food. It's a terrifying scenario, but also an incredibly interesting storyline. It completely changes Yui's perspective - she's the only one who remembers their love, while Shu doesn't. At the same time, she's no longer as afraid of vampires as she once was.
I'd honestly love a drama CD set in that timeline.
- Aug 5, 2013
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I have a lot but if I chose a "minor" one, it'd be Mochizuki from Tsukikage no Kusari: Sakuran Paranoia. If I remember correctly, it's more of a "merry bad ending" rather than a completely tragic one.
Mochizuki's insecurities, emotional dependence, and attachment become much stronger. While the heroine and Mochizuki may still end up together, their relationship develops in an unhealthy and isolated way. Instead of moving toward a positive future, they become trapped in their own small world.
What makes this ending memorable is that it feels both romantic and unsettling at the same time. It was a very "Mochizuki-like" ending because it takes the themes of his route like loneliness, dependence, and longing. Pushes them to the extreme. Also, the voice actor (Yoshitsugu Matsuoka)! I love the way he calls her name so dearly every time.
Mochizuki's insecurities, emotional dependence, and attachment become much stronger. While the heroine and Mochizuki may still end up together, their relationship develops in an unhealthy and isolated way. Instead of moving toward a positive future, they become trapped in their own small world.
What makes this ending memorable is that it feels both romantic and unsettling at the same time. It was a very "Mochizuki-like" ending because it takes the themes of his route like loneliness, dependence, and longing. Pushes them to the extreme. Also, the voice actor (Yoshitsugu Matsuoka)! I love the way he calls her name so dearly every time.