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The Morimiya Middle School Shooter is the titular main protagonist of the 2018 videogame Morimiya Middle School Shooting.
She was a student whom once after a chain of traumatic events, would become a school shooter and kill other students and teachers as a means to pent out of nihilism of how unfair life was.
Biography[]
She is a student at the Morimiya Middle School in Ōkawa City, Japan. A combination of being shunned by her classmates, finding her mother had killed herself in her bathroom, and being abandoned by her alcoholic father drove her to inconsolable despair.
However, instead of killing herself like her mother did, she opted to take it out on her peers. Inspired by all the mass shootings and stabbings she saw on TV, she took her father's hunting rifles, constructed some home-made pipe-bombs, and went on a rampage through her school, killing students and teachers indiscriminately.
In the canonical ending, she opts to surrender to the police instead of killing herself like most school shooters, wanting to live to see the despair of her victims' loved ones as a final reward.
In the other endings, she can either get detained by teachers before her massacre can precede, get stabbed to death by a yandere, or accidentally kill herself with her own pipe-bomb.
Appearance[]
She's a normal-looking teenaged Japanese girl with a black bobcut and dark slate-colored eyes. She wears an all-black sailor fuku schoolgirl uniform with a pink neckerchief. Additionally, for her shooting, she gears up in a beige ammo harness, black fingerless gloves, and black combat boots.
Personality[]
Throughout the gameplay, her personality seemed more bland or even dry until the actual school shooting; to which she'll casually yell at the students and threaten them in her own pent-up anger after shooting and wounding them. She calmly speaks about her own problems, revenge fantasies or the trauma she went through without showing much emotion at all at the start, thus pointing out her obvious depression and isolation she feels and suffers from. The poems she wrote explain her past more clearer, though she still, without much personality at all, reads it like it's nothing (Even though it hurts her to talk about it, she ended up admitting that afterwards).
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Trivia[]
- She's a very similar character to Not Important from Hatred and the titular dude from Postal, which is why some fans have jokingly nicknamed her "Not Impor-tan".
- She is inspired by by the late Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold with the Morimiya Middle School Shooting being based on the Columbine High School shooting.
- The canonical ending where she surrenders to the police instead of taking her own life to see the pain of the survivors and victims' loved ones is inspired by Nikolas Cruz, the perpetrator of the Parkland High School shooting.