Yaya

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"Because Kukuya, now our baby will come out ugly as f\*\*k!"

# Character

## Appearance

Yaya, also known as 야야 in Korean, assumes a multifaceted role within the Kuku and Yaya Shitpost series, oscillating between both protagonist and antagonist. Over the course of the narrative, Yaya finds herself in the role of a victim no less than five times, navigating the intricate dynamics of the storyline. A South-Korean-American of tender age, Yaya, born on October 23, 2011, in Seoul, South Korea, is the offspring of Mary Gillam and Kim Yeong-Ha. Her familial connection to Kuku is established through a sibling bond, with Yaya being the younger of the two, mere three months separating them.

Yaya's visage is characterized by an ensemble comprising an orange dress, a verdant wristwatch adorning her left arm, a rosy heart-shaped hairpin, securely nestled on the right side of her hair, and distinctive orange and white striped stockings. Her hair color, formerly misconceived as brown, is more aptly described as a brownish-red, akin to the rich hue of maroon. Notably, her countenance mirrors that of Kuku, featuring the endearing presence of four pointed stars and demure blushes beneath her eyes.

Throughout the series, Yaya's presence is inseparable from that of Kuku. In her portrayal, she projects an image that is both imposing and captivating. Exhibiting traits that are simultaneously intimidating, possessive, manipulative, and domineering, Yaya, perhaps paradoxically, carries herself with the demeanor of a bratty teenager, though her chronological age belies this facade. The convergence of a teenage attitude with her overt immaturity can mislead observers into assuming her age to exceed the tender age of 14.

Yaya's interaction with Kuku is characterized by an evident inclination towards control, an unsettling precision, and a penchant for sharp-witted, humorous "roasting." These qualities align with certain negative attributes typically associated with the Scorpio zodiac sign, among them aggression, obstinacy, intolerance, possessiveness, manipulativeness, destructiveness, jealousy, and resentment. Scorpios are notorious for their inclination toward fierce retribution when they perceive themselves to have been wronged or deceived, and Yaya embodies this characteristic to a notable degree. For a detailed insight into the ramifications of provoking a Scorpio, Yaya has contributed a comprehensive guide, humorously titled "Kuku's Guide To: How To Piss Off A Scorpio."

It is also pertinent to note that Yaya's character evolution throughout the series undergoes distinct phases. Commencing with an initially playful and seemingly innocent disposition, her character takes a stark turn, revealing her darker inclinations when Kuku stumbles into what she deems a misstep. Nonetheless, beneath the veneer of bossiness and sarcasm lies a character that harbors genuine affection for those and that which she holds dear, demonstrating a unique embodiment of "tough love."

## Personality

* Seductive

Yaya possesses a seductive quality that plays a notable role in her interactions with Kuku. She often employs this allure to entice Kuku into various scenarios, capitalizing on his deep infatuation for her. Yaya's sexual interactions with Kuku tend to lead to one of two outcomes: either leaving him infuriated or relatively unfazed. Employing a kind of seductive charm, Yaya approaches Kuku, subtly hinting at more intimate interaction, often resulting in her getting what she desires and Kuku fulfilling his own desires.

* Possessive

Yaya's possessiveness extends not only to her feelings for Kuku but also to her own belongings. An instance of her possessiveness is evident in the episode "Give Me the Cookies," where she becomes the keeper of a box of cookies Kuku had initially refused to share. Yaya's determination is such that attempts to trick her into relinquishing something she values, as opposed to the other way around, have rarely proven successful, with Kuku himself falling victim to her possessiveness on multiple occasions.

* Manipulative

Yaya frequently displays manipulative behavior, often adopting an innocent facade and utilizing deception to paint herself as the victim, a common trait among manipulative individuals. Throughout the series, she engages in intricate schemes to manipulate Kuku. In episodes such as "I Can Do A Trick," she employs this manipulation by initially pretending to be innocent before putting Kuku in precarious situations. In "Stop Speaking Japanese Yaya," Yaya even goes as far as using Japanese and expressing love for Kuku to elicit a reaction, ultimately leading to an assault by Kuku.

* Sweet

In the episode "Scorpios Don't Love," Yaya displays a brief moment of sweetness and affection towards Kuku, particularly when he presents her with a bouquet of flowers. However, this fleeting sweetness takes a twist when she misleads Kuku by stating that "Scorpios don't love," a euphemism for "I don't love you." Yaya's apparent sweetness in this instance is undercut by her honesty, as she delivers a harsh message to Kuku.

* Murderous

Yaya's character exhibits a somewhat darker facet that is characterized by her penchant for causing Kuku's demise in a comedic and off-screen fashion, thereby earning her the label of being "murderous." Over the course of Seasons 1 and 2, Kuku meets his demise on four separate occasions, which are humorously recounted in the episodes (See Kuku for more). Yaya's mildly sinister demeanor leads her to orchestrate these scenarios, often involving the use of various instruments of death, such as knives, guns, and even a magical wand. These episodes of Kuku's untimely demise contribute to Yaya's murderous persona, yet it's important to note that this is presented for comedic effect and not as a serious aspect of her character. Her own experiences, however, teach her that karma can strike back, as seen in the episode "Catch" in Season 2.

# Relationships

## Love Interests

* Kuku

Beneath Yaya's seemingly cold exterior lies a complex and intriguing dynamic in her relationship with Kuku. While her actions often portray a sense of hostility, there are moments that reveal a different truth - a deep and genuine affection for Kuku, expertly concealed by her enigmatic demeanor.

An episode that brilliantly illustrates this intricate connection is "Seductive Yaya." In this episode, Yaya presents herself in a seductive manner, hinting at a more intimate connection with Kuku. Their interactions lead to a captivating and somewhat awkward scene where they share a bed, creating a compelling tension that leaves viewers wondering about the true nature of their relationship.

Another episode, "Scorpios Don't Love," casts a revealing light on Yaya's sentiments towards Kuku. Here, Kuku presents Yaya with a beautiful bouquet of flowers as a heartfelt gesture to convey his feelings. Yaya's response, however, shocks Kuku and intrigues the audience. She utters the cryptic phrase "Scorpios don't love," a statement that seemingly dismisses the concept of love altogether. But perhaps there is more to this declaration than meets the eye.

As the creators of the show hint, Yaya's feelings for Kuku run deeper than her overt actions suggest. Her love for him is nuanced and complex, expressed in a manner that conceals rather than reveals. The enigmatic nature of their relationship adds layers of depth and intrigue, making their dynamic a central point of interest in the series.

# Death Counts

## Catch

In the original "Catch" episode, Kuku takes a shocking and dark turn. He fatally shoots Yaya in the face, leading to her untimely demise.

## Stop Speaking Japanese Yaya (?)

In "Stop Speaking Japanese Yaya," Kuku reacts violently to Yaya speaking Japanese. He strangles her, and this action results in him snapping Yaya's neck. According to the show's creators, when someone's neck is snapped, it typically leads to a fatality or, at the very least, requires the use of a neck brace. In this particular case, after Kuku strangled Yaya, she was still blinking at the end of the episode, leaving some uncertainty about whether it should be counted as a "death count."

## Stand 'n' Statue

In "Stand 'n' Statue," Kuku takes a drastic step. He uses Yaya's own hammer to determine if she's a living statue or not. Unfortunately, this decision leads to Yaya's demise as she perishes by her own weapon.

## Stand 'n' Statue 2 ALTERNATE VERSION

In "Stand 'n' Statue 2 Alternate," the episode takes a different route. Kuku straps a bomb to his own chest without diffusing it first. The bomb detonates, leading to the tragic deaths of both Yaya and Kuku.

## A Deadly Fourth of July

In "A Deadly Fourth of July," the setting is a festive holiday - July 4th. However, things take a grim turn when Kuku inadvertently sets Yaya on fire while attempting to light a firework, resulting in a tragic accident.

## Nalan-Hi

* 13~14 years
* 20~21 years

### Aliases

Nalan-Hi (Used by The Deca-Squad)Yaya (Used by Kuku)

## Relationships

### Relatives

Mary (Mother)
Josénna (2nd Aunt)
Abby (1st Aunt)
Yeong-Ha (Father)
Didi (Older sister)
Soso (Younger sister)
Kuku {1st Oldest brother)
Tokyo (2nd Oldest brother)
Namu (Daughter)

## Voice Actors

### English

Mary Gillam

"I TAKE THE DEAD N SHIT!"

# Character

## Appearance

Nalan-Hi (Korean: 나란히) is a 20-year-old Specimen Girl in the Taker x Goopboi Shitpost series. Coming from YayaLand Scary Mansion and Spooky's Jumpscare Mansion, Yaya supposedly takes on the appearance of Specimen 9 from the game. In this version compared to YayaLand Scary Mansion, Yaya is shown to be 19 years of age confirmed by Spooky herself when she moved to them to the mansion. Yaya wears a black and red jumpsuit, with a sparkly red bow and has glittery eyes with a red tint.

## Personality

Yaya's personality has been changed ever since she entered the mansion. Here's what we know so far before the Season 6 release.

* Leading

As the leader of The Deca-Squad, it should be noted that Yaya will continue to show off her "leadership" when The Deca-Squad members gets introduce one at a time. As Season 5 Episode 10 began halfway, Yaya's leadership personality hasn't been shown much or probably not at all.

* Caring

Despite Yaya being a heartless and careless wife of Kuku, the creators has said that in Season 6 ~ 10, Yaya's mood swings are frequent and the nice ones are completely genuine. When it comes to Cat-Win, Yaya will pour her heart out to her pet cat and most likely change from what she was in Seasons 1 ~ 5.

* Loving

Towards the end of the episode, although it was not seen often, Yaya has for the first time, has cried tears of pain and sadness after realizing that her and her husband were possibly the only two individuals (excluding Spooky) stuck in a mansion of 1000 rooms and no sign of life and would never see Flabe again. This personality is expected to be shown more towards her husband and Cat-Win and MAYBE some members of The Deca-Squad.

* Seductive

[SPOILERS] In an upcoming episode of Season 6, Yaya has found a strange computer known as CAT-DOS (or YL-DOS for YayaLand Scary Mansion) stating her method of killing is "TAKING THE DEAD" after which she makes an attempt to seduce her husband in which he completely denies.

* Short-Tempered

This one is easier to explain since it was the first personality change seen. As being short-tempered, Yaya can easily get upset but at the same time it's hard to get her angry compared to her temperament when she was alive. We see this shortly after Spooky presented her Cat-Win and when her husband approached her about staying in the mansion.

Yaya's personality overall is expected to change throughput Season 6 ~ 10. This page will be updated.

# Relationships

* Kuku

Kuku is Yaya's husband of 9 years and been married since the age of 10. In the upcoming Seasons, Yaya is expected to change her attitude towards her husband and is already on that road to change.

* Spooky

Yaya is to be considered as Spooky's best friend, however, the creators has not made this canon yet. This is expected to change.

* Cat-Win

Cat-Win is Yaya's pet and haven't been seen much yet. In prediction, Cat-Win and Yaya's relationship as pet and owner is expected to grow positively within the series.

* The Deca-Squad

As leader of The Deca-Squad, Yaya is more of a demanding dictator rather than a friend. This information will be recorded soon.

* The Specimens of The Mansion

Information will soon be recorded.

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