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Komachi is cute and interesting even without lewd features being highlighted

>>10998739

Although, "gloomy and unremarkable" doesn't seem very fitting for Marisa..

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>>7801581
Is there a word for a non-sexual fetish?

>>6911653

It's not like any of her clients will be upset, shocked, or suffer a heart attack and fall down dead or anything.
Although several of them may recently have done the latter already.

>>6807177

Okay, wrong one. The first isn't bad.
The second does remain a monstrosity, but thanks to said monstrosity I'm now permanently immunized to similar monstrosities.

>>6763521

Judging from her dialogue, Komachi seems rather morbid and somewhat disturbing, although in a surprisingly lighthearted and not in any way ill intentioned way.
Guess being death herself, she fails to understand that humans consider things related to death and dying to be rather sensitive subjects.

You are never alone. Someone is always awfully close.

I immediately kill myself and spend the rest of my afterlife with Komachi.

>>6383834

Komachi doesn't really kill anyone. She is just death.
There are many things that people die from, but regardless what Motörhead may claim nobody is ever killed by death.

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>>6275883

Always way too close. Always catches up.

>>6142623

University. It's a living organism. A chronovorous organism at that.

>>6142610

Not much to say... Komachi's a shinigami, a modern kami that entered mythology around 1870 after Japan was exposed to Western ideas of Charon and the Grim Reaper. You don't have to give it more than a passing look to see Komachi's an amalgamation of the two, only female. She's got the scythe and imposing figure usually associated with the Grim Reaper, and she carries out pretty much exactly the same duties on the Sanzu no Kawa as Charon does on the Styx. Including demanding payment from the dead.