Mitsuko

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Mitsuko is an AU character made by ItzNotZooey.

## Appearance

Mitsuko has short lavender hair, with a white streak in the middle of her bangs. She does not wear hair accessories because they "feel weird on her head." She has warm amber eyes, which change to a missing texture when glitched.

Mitsuko wears white knee-high socks and blue-tipped uwabaki slippers, and she wears the usual school uniform with a usually buttoned blazer. Outside of school, she wears a purple hoodie, pink sweatpants with a criss-cross design in a darker pink, and white ankle socks.

## Personality

Mitsuko is portrayed as a secluded character,

In the end of Act 1 and all of Act 2, she is very harsh towards the other girls, and even a bit obsessive over the protagonist, shown in her poem "We Are". She is even more obsessed with her and the protagonist's fate together.

She tends to be quite organized, as she wants to show her fellow club members how tidy she can be. She also finds it hard to be bored, as she is always thinking of new poem ideas.

It is implied they are self-aware, and even have control over parts of the game.

## Relationships

**Monika:** Mitsuko is scared of Monika, as she knows what she can do with the game.

**Natsuki:** Mitsuko often looks up to Natsuki. Natsuki does not often speak to her, often ignoring her as Mitsuko did to Yuri, as she has hurt her friends. She also dislikes Mitsuko for mentioning spiders in her poem "It's Not Their Faults".

**Sayori:** Mitsuko most often throws insults to Sayori, because she is most jealous of her. Sayori does not like Mitsuko at all, until she apologizes to the members of the Literature Club.

**Yuri:** In Act 1, instead of throwing insults, Mitsuko often just ignores Yuri, even if she tries to talk to her. Yuri often just leaves Mitsuko alone, as she does not feel it is worth the effort to try to talk to her. In Act 2, their relationship goes downhill even more when Mitsuko hits Yuri, making Yuri cry. Mitsuko will then say, "Stop crying, at least it's not as bad as what you do to yourself”, referring to her self-harm.

**The Protagonist:** Mitsuko, knowing that The Protagonist often helps her, tries to be as nice as possible, while still being jealous of his talent. As the protagonist is just a vessel for the player, The Protagonist's feelings are whatever the player chooses.

## Story

**Act One:** Upon meeting the club members, the protagonist may notice something off about Mitsuko. They are more secluded than the other girls, and simply glares at the protagonist. When asked by Monika to talk to the protagonist, they pull them away, stating, “I know who you are, [player]. Good luck saving everyone by the end of this.”

Eventually, they will ask you if you would like to spend time with them. They invite you over to their house. They will begin to talk to you about topics they enjoy. They will ask, “Anything you wanna talk to me about?” and the player will mention the reasoning behind joining the Literature Club. They say, "Hey, wanna know something about me? I'm not really a girl. I'm genderfluid. You know what that means? It means, well, my gender is fluid. I don't have a specific gender, I fluctuate. Y'know what I mean?"They have a dialogue with the protagonist where they find out the protagonist attended the Literature Club on the number of cute girls, where they will say, "Hey, wanna know something about me? I'm not really a girl. I'm genderfluid. You know what that means? It means, well, my gender is fluid. I don't have a specific gender, I fluctuate. Y'know what I mean?" Before you leave, they thank you for listening to them.

Before the events leading to the end of Act One, they talk with Sayori. They will say, "I'm surprised you could write poems like that, Sayori. Especially considering how utterly... stupid you are! Why did Monika even make you vice president of a LITERATURE club, huh? Honestly, a sick dumbass like yourself probably doesn't even know how to tie a noose." and Sayori will run away crying.

After Sayori’s suicide, they feel remorseful, but do not show it.

**Act Two:** The first time you see Mitsuko is on Day Four, where they are ignoring Yuri as she asks them for help with a poem. Mitsuko pretends that she does not even exist and Yuri eventually walks away. When Monika tampers with the game’s code, they are now a more physically rude character, later seen slapping Yuri across the face for never leaving them alone.

After Yuri kills herself, they, along with Sayori’s suicide, will feel remorseful over their actions. They will walk away and avoid the protagonist after hearing the news. If the player finds Mitsuko, she will keep avoiding the player. After that, the player spends the weekend with Yuri, while Mitsuko will be outside the door.

**Act Three:** Monika will not delete Mitsuko, as she wants the player to do it to prove their love for Monika. If the player deletes Mitsuko, Monika's scene plays as it should, and she will have something to say about Mitsuko's jealousy and pronouns.

*Jealousy*

* "You remember Mitsuko, right? The really harsh, quiet one?"
* "I think they knew about all of this."
* "They always seemed more secluded, especially from me."
* "Maybe they was afraid of me?”
* "I guess it's kinda my fault, I did mess with everything."
* "But it doesn't matter now, does it?"
* "They don’t exist anymore."
* "Ahaha~"

*Pronouns*

* "Hey, you know Mitsuko wasn't exactly a girl, right?"
* "Not in like the, 'they weren’t real, they have no gender' way."
* "I think they told you, but, they're genderfluid. They used They/He/She pronouns."
* "Isn't that kinda neat?"
* "They were brave enough to tell people."
* "They told me the day before you met us."
* "I think we should try to respect their choices on pronouns, even when they’re not with us."
* "Don't you think, [player]?"

If the player deletes Monika, her deletion scene plays out normally.

**Act Four:** In Act Four, after all but Monika are restored, Mitsuko will be seen. When the player decides which characters route to take, the game will play out as normal unless the player chooses Mitsuko, where they will say, “I guess I doubted you. You could save them. Anyways, thanks for choosing me, [name]. I hope we have a wonderful future together.”

An error message then appears, saying “I love you, [player]. -Mitsuko”.

## Word Preferences

Art, Aware, Better, Bond, Cliche, Cry, Create, Destiny, Denizen, Ever, Fate, Help, Intertwined, Jealousy

## Poems

### Act 1

#### It's Not Their Faults

A dearest image awakens my mind.

A blooming rose, with petals and thorns.

I pick it up, the thorns cutting my hand.

I don’t mind.

It doesn’t want to hurt people, but it does.

The bees just want to collect the pollen, but people are scared of them, because they sting.

The spiders just want to get rid of the bugs, but people are scared of them, because they bite.

The ants just want to help their colonies, but people are scared of them, because they ruin a summer picnic.

I just want to be like them, but people are scared of me, because I hurt them.

It’s not the roses’ faults.

It’s not the spiders’ faults.

It’s not the ants’ faults.

But it is my fault.

#### Five

A simple dream lives in the back of my head.

A dream of five people.

One energetic and happy, always there to lend a helping hand.

One sassy and strong, but kind and sweet, like a sour candy.

One shy and reclusive, yet wanting someone to talk to.

One confident and friendly, a brilliant mind, always in bloom.

One different yet the same. A blank slate full of colour. A mind wide open to anyone.

But it’s only five. It might always be that way, but maybe not.

Can there be six?

**Fluid**

Never always one.

Never picking sides.

Do I have to pick a side?

No. I don’t.

### Act 2

#### Angels

A fallen angel speaks to me in my sleep.

A scar on her neck and her sky-like eyes bring memories of her.

Of us.

Maybe I could join her someday, in light of what I did.

Maybe more will join her, until it’s only me left.

Maybe she isn’t real.

Maybe none of this is real.

Is it just a dream?

A game?

Maybe they’ll never know.

But I’ll never rest knowing that more angels will join her.

#### We Are

We are together in unison.

We are the only ones left in a dystopian landscape.

We are two astronauts, stranded on the moon together.

We are the same in each other’s eyes.

We are two shining stars in the night sky.

We are two heartbeats, synced together in a perfect harmony.

We are intertwined in a similar fate.

We are.

We are intertwined in the same fate.

We are one in the same.

We are forever synced in time.

We are fused to one, forever shared among ourselves.

We are and always will be together.

We are time.

We are side-by-side, **never breaking apart.**

We are **this game’s code.**

We are true, **but I am not.**

We are together **forever**.

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**We aren’t meant to be.**

## Trivia

* Their pronouns are They/He/She.
* They write in the Hate Your Writing font.
* Their favourite colour is baby blue.
* Their favourite food is sour cream and onion chips.
* They terrified of the dark.
* They have a pet snake, named Candy.
* Their name means "child of light" in Japanese.
* Coincidentally, they share a birthday with Monika.
* They think almost everything in the game is "cliche", although they do not mind.
* They originally wanted to join the Art Club, but they joined the Literature Club because, in their words, "why not?"
* The bold text written in their poem "We Are" are their true feelings for the protagonist in Act 2.
* They will have an AU where they are the president, including their own "Just Mitsuko" scene.