He sincerely beat them.hmmm how can someone be labeled as "sincere" but at the same time beat his wife and daughter... I don't think these are compatible traits buuuut ok... a little vague backstory by the author here
It's the "ichi"I don’t really know jack shit about Japanese language but I’m guessing that “yu” is something like 1 or first?
There's this note at the end explaining it.I don’t really know jack shit about Japanese language but I’m guessing that “yu” is something like 1 or first?
Nah, the dad wanted to name his true successor "Shinichi" (Ichi = one), but since Shinji could never live up to that name, the father changed his name into essentially reminding him that he's second place.I don’t really know jack shit about Japanese language but I’m guessing that “yu” is something like 1 or first?
Probably a literal or otherwise problematic translation of a Japanese word. My bet would be something along the lines of "dutiful" - he could not imagine himself leaving his wife and family, despite what the woman did; but his anxiety and frustration nonetheless kept piling up, until he started taking it out on them.hmmm how can someone be labeled as "sincere" but at the same time beat his wife and daughter... I don't think these are compatible traits buuuut ok... a little vague backstory by the author here