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  1. What trope would you defend even if everyone says it’s overused?

    Definitely enemies to lovers. 😂 I know it’s a trope that gets used a lot, but I love when the characters start off hating each other and slowly begin to change their feelings, even without realizing it or while trying to deny them. I love watching that whole process until they finally realize...
  2. Which side character do you think deserved their own route?

    For me, it would be Morioka Takashi from Collar × Malice. I always felt like he had a lot of potential as a character, and I would've loved to learn more about him. Sometimes side characters leave such a strong impression despite having very little screen time, and he was one of those for me. I...
  3. Is there a trope that never works for you?

    For me yes, love at first sight. I've never really connected with romances where the characters fall in love almost immediately. I much prefer seeing trust and feelings develop gradually because it makes the relationship feel much more believable and rewarding.
  4. Do you listen to a drama CD for the voice actor or for the story?

    For me, the story always comes first. If the premise sounds interesting, I'll give it a chance regardless of who's in the cast. That said, if one of my favorite voice actors is involved, it's definitely a bonus and makes me even more excited to listen. 😸
  5. What small detail can turn a good route into an unforgettable one?

    For me, it's when the romance develops naturally. I love watching the characters slowly understand each other through small moments and conversations instead of falling in love all at once. That gradual growth is what makes a route stay with me long after I've finished it. 🎀
  6. What's a red flag you can forgive in a fictional character but would never tolerate in real life?

    For me, it's being emotionally reserved or having a hard time expressing their feelings. In fiction, I love watching characters slowly learn to open up because it makes both their character development and the romance feel much more rewarding. In real life, though, I don't think I could be with...