Also a "defeated dog", which one do you like the ending of Eriri and Yui Yui?

Recently, two highly-watched love animations have come to an end, one is "My Youth Love Story is indeed a problem. 》, and another one is "The Way to Raise a Passerby Female Leader". These two movies can be said to be polygonal love stories, commonly known as "pseudo-harem love", but in fact, the styles of these two animations are very different.

"My youth love story is indeed a problem. 》 is actually a work that is more obscure about the love part, but actually talks more about interpersonal relationships and growth troubles. Love is just an accompanying content, because you must have many elements that you like when you are in love, such as, teacher?

The style of "The Way to Raise the heroine" is to pretend to hide the heroine as a "passerby". In fact, the plots of other female characters are all to set off the heroine, and in terms of style, I dare say it is a typical "otaku fantasy", a typical dog food prepared for otaku.

But interestingly, there is a very significant "defeated dog" in both works.

That is Yui Yui and Eri Sawamura. However, the process and methods of dealing with these two "defeated dogs" are completely different.

Yuhihama Yui's emotional "decline" appeared very early and was generally not favored. However, because the character of the male protagonist, the "it's hard to deal with", the relationship between them is in a delicate situation. By the last part before graduation, Yui Yui obviously gave up, but the teacher of the Great Master did not make a clear statement to her, but said that "you will be responsible". This kind of subtle words were said by Yango, "You are in a relationship of compliance", and did not clarify their relationship. Only the teacher of the Great Master mentioned the "triangle relationship" and was led by Yango.

The key emotional line, at the end, Yui did not say it, but used a psychological description of the sentence "My feelings are not a simple sentence I like you and you can summarize it." Although it is indeed as she said, as "My Youth Love Story is Really Problem", it is a more reasonable ending. Even so, it still has not released feelings like this.

In "How to Raise the heroine of the Passerby", Eriri is Lunya's childhood sweetheart. The accumulated feelings must be different from Yui whom she met in high school. Her feelings are also not just a word "I like you". So I think the ending of "The Way to Raise the heroine of the Passerby" is very classic. First of all, Eriri betrayed the male protagonist many times, and it is almost impossible to succeed in love. It is clear that the main line is to enter Kato Kee's route. Therefore, no matter whether it is black, straight, poisonous tongue or blonde, no matter how sincere the emotional line is, it cannot affect Kato Kee's love. Here, the senior sister pointed out that she should quit voluntarily, which is the greatest reward to Lun Ye and cannot accept it.The real Yingli Li cried like a ball;

Yingriri's confession part is also quite classic. Generally, the character who has already "defeated" will say to the male protagonist, "Actually, I like you too, but I gave up." But what Yingriri said was, "Have you ever liked me?" In other words, Yingriri liked Lun no longer needs to say anything. The most important thing is whether Lun had accepted her kindness... After that, Lun also cried. Is this much more comfortable than the attitude of the sarcastic teacher Tuanzi? Both of them knew it well, but Yingliri pointed out this point, which made them feel relieved. I personally think that being smart is really too clever.

The Yui part is a bit frustrating, but it's great that Eriri finally lets go.

The two works have also made different treatments for their love rivals. Yui's attitude is very clear, "I want to be good friends with you. I don't want to be a rival to love, I quit."

Eingriri's attitude is different. When she was completely relieved, she said frankly, "How much do you like Lunya?" However, Eingriri was still a little unacceptable, so she ended up crying.

I personally think that whether it is the way of dealing with a defeated dog or the communication between a defeated dog and a rival, the latter is more successful. The former can be said to be reasonable, but lacks drama.

What kind of processing do you like?