mos555
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Well, Shinji Ikari can be understood to some extent. His father literally dissolved his mother into EVA and abandoned him, and then summoned him only because he was needed as an expendable, not as a son.Let's see, Fujino doesn't hate Kirito? If Fujino doesn't hate Kirito, I'm a priest at the Vatican. No character is originally his, nor his invention; they were all already created and are victims of an NTR parody. Fujino can perfectly hate the character of Kirito; he's a handsome, intelligent young man with a job for the state and a harem of girls following him. I've never had the case of hating any anime character, but it's something I see as normal. In any case, I could mention Shinji Ikari because he was a crybaby and it made me so angry that he always needed a little push from Asuka, Rei, or Misato to get him back on his feet, but well, that's another series. Fujino clearly sees himself reflected in Inoda, who is the only original character in the game and created entirely by him, and that's noticeable from miles away.

It's pretty deep, of course, and in general, we can't get into Fujino's head, and it's not our problem, but it sounds logical about Inoda. Perhaps the popularity of SAO, FATE, and Chainsaw Man makes Fujino somewhat envious, so he takes other people's franchises, creates his own original character, and destroys the entire history of the world and relationships in these franchises with the help of his character (NTR, as a genre, is very good for destruction). He earns money at the same time. In this case, it is quite understandable why Fujino may be so attached and attaches the most importance to Inoda, and naturally, will give him a complete victory. Of course, all this is too deep in Fujino's head for us to go there. And it's pretty petty... to be jealous of someone else's popularity.
Well, who among us is not petty in some things?
