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That's correct, but he's getting more comfortable with doing 'whatever'. His own self-image isn't as nice as what's on the inside. He's following what he still considers to be his (Japan based) common sense, with the occasional allowances for mass murder etc. He's walking on a knife's edge.I think he's a "high functioning psychopath". He knows the right vs wrong he was taught by family & modern Japanese society, but it doesn't bother him when he ignores it and ends someone. Other than sometimes when he thinks he should care and is bothered that he doesn't.
And if things had went differently with him, had he not met everyone, he could have turned out... very different. He could have tossed all that and truly become rather twisted. The world should be thankful to Emma, for starting the series of events that happened.
They will, eventually.As for Mio and Tomoe he told them he sees them like he saw his sisters. Those two have to get out of the sister zone.
He isn't what you'd call evil, but...Low key I think Kuzunoha is some degree of psychopath but not the "Lulz Evil" type, instead he's the kind that's fiercely defensive of his friends even though he has a hard time connecting with them beyond that.
A god he meets later shows him some alternative realities. In one, he turned an entire nation to sand in an instant, just to get a rise from Tomoki (who'd asked him to conquer it). In another, he killed Hibiki's party member in front of her, in a way that he describes to her as being similar to how a microwave works. "Isn't it cool?"
But since the events leading to these alternative timelines didn't happen, so he didn't turn out like this.
But since the events leading to these alternative timelines didn't happen, so he didn't turn out like this.
edit: I notice this immediately after posting
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