I Thought She Was a Yandere, but Apparently She's Even Worse - Ch. 39

[MangaDex]

 

[luigiymario2]

What are you telling her, Isshin! You dum dum!!

 

[JustAU-]

"So I've heard"

He's a Romance manga enjoyer

 

[SatouPendragonlvl313]

This bro knows the meta.

 

[Primo_Itoko]

it's true, the villainess meta has been going strong for quite some time now

 

[Cypher27]

Nowadays villainesses have a chance as long as they are both hot and decent enough

 

[Not_Mr_Big_Balls]

Can someone actually tell me what a heroine is?
Still no fuckin idea

 

[Figu]

Can someone actually tell me what a heroine is?
Still no fuckin idea

Just a shitty (= the Japanese) way to point out they are recurring/main characters, but they own vaginas and are therefore side characters. Heroines are female characters who are reduced to being the MC's love interests, battle harem, etc.

I'm sure the term originates from games where the hero forms a party with heroines. I'm on my phone so I'll edit it in later

 

[quasar]

Even worse... She's his childhood friend!

So she has nothing to worry about then. The childhood friend almost never wins.

 

[Dionaea]

I just love it when the yakuza protagonist realizes they have been the baka mitai all along and break down

 

[FaerNC]

Just a shitty (= the Japanese) way to point out they are recurring/main characters, but they own vaginas and are therefore side characters. Heroines are female characters who are reduced to being the MC's love interests, battle harem, etc.

I'm sure the term originates from games where the hero forms a party with heroines. I'm on my phone so I'll edit it in later

Heroine originated from the ancient greek word hērōine, as the feminine noun form of hērōs. That means heroine is just a carryover from the european gendered languages as a word for a female hero. There's no shitty (Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you're implying sexism) connotation to this word, its just another way of saying fmc.