He even tells Inori that he doesn’t really want to be the way he is, but he has to do it because he’s their biggest chance for survival.
The only exception to that being the situation with Souta, but that was obviously completely personal. That one guy from Funeral Parlor who had about three lines in the fourth episode also returns, but his only purpose is to say “You’ve changed! You’re bad now!” to Shu, which doesn’t really work too well, because Shu is, for the most part, just as meek as he’s been throughout the rest of the series. He’s been an asshole throughout this entire show he sold drugs, betrayed Shu, deceived him, and is obviously manipulating him and changing him into a complete jackass. In reality, he’s the real problem right now, and the more the show goes on, I’m beginning to think more and more that he’ll eventually become a villain. He was also the one who convinced everyone that Hare died because of some new superweapon. He was the one who suggested that Shu become president and rallied everyone behind him.
He suggested the Void ranking system, which helped them secure power, but also caused them to discriminate against the weaker students. I’d also like to point out that pretty much everything that’s happening here (both good and bad) is because of Yahiro. Although he’s not really a complete tyrant by any means, he still isn’t the nicest we’ve seen him all series, especially when he finds out about what Voids can really do. You could really split hairs with the way Shu is behaving, but it doesn’t really seem like he’s acting this way out of some thirst for power, he’s just their best hope for survival.īut with that being said, Shu is still kind of a bitch. You will have to make sacrifices, but if you want to live it’s just something that you have to do. So the only solution left is to buckle down and try to live, by whatever means necessary. So what are these kids to do? Hold hands, give everything away to the rest of the looters and rioters, and wait to die? Call me crazy, but that doesn’t seem like the ideal situation to me. Let’s think about this we have a bunch of high school kids, quarantined from the rest of civilization and soon to be killed by a giant ever-moving wall of death. Though you might not want to believe it, sometimes you have to make sacrifices. Now, I know everyone will rush to say “How could he treat the lesser people like that?” or “Why is he acting like such a douche?” but it’s like he said himself, there is no way that everyone can be treated equally and fairly and survive as well in a situation like this. So after Shu’s shocking revelation last week that people inside a hostile government quarantine zone could possibly die, what does he do? He becomes an emo prick.
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