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Mirai Nikki/Nightmare Fuel


  • If you don't find Yuno to be very endearing and Moe, you'll most likely find her to be very creepy indeed.
    • And if you don't find her at least a little bit creepy, you are rather creepy.
    • Here are some examples:
      • Her initial introduction. It's made very apparent that she stalks Yukiteru. The one part that stands out the most is when she's looking through the mail slip in the door.
      • Her digging a massive hole in her house while singing about Yukiteru.
      • Her expression when Yukiteru finds the corpses in her house.
      • Anytime she has an ax or sharp object on hand.
        • I think the crowner for this is when she first comes to the realization that everything will be OK if Tsubaki just disappeared. The pleased-as-punch look on her face as her alignment shifts permanently to Chainsaw Good is downright unsettling.
      • When she drugs and locks up Yukki with the intention of keeping him safe and together with her. Forever. Shudder.
        • Of course, this is after we learn that she killed her parents.
      • When you find out that this Yuno is from an earlier timeline. She's essentially gone back in time and killed herself so she could be with Yukki. There is nothing this girl won't do.
      • Then there's the implication that Yuno was going to torture Yukiteru's mother with her "tools" (weapons) unless she approved of Yuno as a potential bride for her son. She says to herself at night while giving a creepy unblinking stare in bed in the anime that it's a good thing that Yukki's mother was so nice because that way Yuno didn't have to use her "tools" (weapons) to persuade her. Also there was her suddenly opening her eyes in the anime after taking a shower and going into a Troubled Fetal Position. The music made it even creepier.
  • This might be part Wild Mass Guessing, since I didn't see it stated so much as implied, but the idea that Yuno was invited into the game of death together with the one she loved, killed him and everyone else and became god, only to finally reverse time to before her becoming god for the sole reason of a few hours alone with Yukiteru, only to later kill him and do it Again made me more scared of her than anything else she had ever done in this series. Capable of making the rest of eternity be about a time loop where she kills everyone for the sake of her loved one over and over and over? I simply cannot explain my awe at a character that is prepared to do something like that. The implication also gave me actual nightmares.
    • As of chapter 54 this may be canon...
      • What has been confirmed is that Yuno allowed Yukki to kill himself so she could become God and bring him back to life. When this failed she jumped back so she could be with him again for two-three months, killing all the while. When Yukki once again refuses to kill her, she intends to kill him and go back to do it all over again. Presumably indefinitely. Luckily this is only the Second World.
        • OP here. While I hold no doubt that she would indeed go on with that cycle for as long as possible, she won't actually be able to do it this way indefinitely, since she does age during this period of time. This does not make matters less disturbing in the least, as her mind would not be resetting along with everything else, but would rather devolve all the way through this process. Just imagine the mental state of someone, not in that healthy of an mental state in the first place, knowing that the only way to live together with their loved one is to go through hardship after hardship, spend a few days together with their love at best, and then be forced to see him die. And then again. And again. And again.
  • I guess Deus is kinda scary, but... You know a girl is scary when she's the only entry in a series which features an Eldritch Abomination.
  • Yuno's cheerful smile in chapter 50 after stabbing Akise. There's also her furious expression in the same chapter as she's watching Akise kiss Yuki and how she tells Akise completely seriously "You die here and now!"
    • In the following chapter there's also her slicing Akise across the throat and later decapitating him. Also counts as a Tear Jerker.
  • The chapter where we find out that Yuno's control-freak parents, who measured everything she did from how many hours she got to sleep to how many calories she had a day, used to keep her in a cage and starve her in an effort to raise her to be a model person. To top it off, she eventually kept them in the cage when she had enough of their treatment of her and starved them to the point where they died.
    • What's worse is that it started out as a lesson. "This is what you were doing to me. If you promise not to do it, I'll let you go and we can be a happy family again." When they spurned her, she just left them there.
      • Yuno now keeps her parent's corpses in a cage and talks with them. Later, she chops off their heads and carries them around with her.
  • Yuno is scary as hell, but the other Diary Holders don't slack off either.
    • Reisuke aka The Fifth is a prime example. A four year old who floods the entire Yukki household with posionous gas in order to kill Yukki and Yuno. The innocent expression he keeps through out just makes it creepier.
    • Tsubaki aka the Sixth's back story and what she threatened Yuno with.
    • John aka the Eleventh's ideals: He's basically a Hitler who can see the future.
    • Hirasaka aka the Twelfth. OH GOD, HIRASAKA.
  • Kurou Amano, Yukki's dad, appears in chapter thirty claiming to just want to check on his son, but it turns out that he has only returned to destroy Yukiteru's diary in order to fulfill a deal with the Seventh. Despite his only clear desire being to free himself from his debts, he does try to save Yukki when the latter almost falls to his death, but takes the parachute away from Yukki before the tower crumbles soon after. He then stabs his wife when she tries to take him to the police and escapes, though is stabbed to death himself two chapters later by the Eleventh's men.
  • A particularly disturbing mention must be given to Yuno in Chapter 49: {{spoiler|Akise has stabbed Yuno and left her for dead, and is trying to reach Yukiteru before he kills the 8th and Hinata/Mao/Kousaka. Yuno, bleeding to death on the ground, calls Yuki and tells him that her diary told her that they were going to betray and kill him. Yuki, in the middle of a mental breakdown at the time, believes her and shoots (and assumedly kills) Hinata.]] Yuno, on the other line, starts laughing her butt off, while a shot of her diary reveals that, no, Yuki's friends weren't lying. She just didn't want them to have him. Good lord.
  • Chapter 53: Yuno suddenly sitting up and spitting out the pills after she had supposedly committed a 'lovers suicide' with Yukiteru.
    • Yuno killing the second Yuno and saying "I don't need two of me."
    • The second Yuno writing "Help me" on the wall with her own blood upon hearing Yukiteru's voice.
  • I found Yuki's transformation into a Well-Intentioned Extremist bordering on Axe Crazy almost as frightening as Yuno. It's Break the Cutie, Corrupt the Cutie, Start of Darkness, Sanity Slippage, and Toxic Friend Influence all rolled up into a drawn out, horrifying ordeal. And he was just a fourteen year old boy...
  • Chapter 57 also has Yuno releasing the seals on Muru Muru. Which in turns makes Muru Muru rabid. Which in turn has her bite off Uryuu's arm. Christ.
  • If this video is any indication, the anime adaptation is going to be giving Yuno even more psychotic facial expressions.
  • Yukiteru attempts to destroy Minene's cell phone by throwing a dart, but she moves the phone away from her face, resulting in the dart meeting her eye.
    • She gets a double whammy of Eye Scream, when she is drugged by Twelfth, and unable to fight back, has her bad eye plucked out of her head. By hand.
  • Yuno's rage after Akise kisses Yukiteru. It's especially bad in the anime.


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