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However, the bullying and lack of communication experience also took a toll on Saiko-chan's personality. In the spin-off, Saiko's "evil" personality is completely omitted, allowing a glimpse of Saiko's "true" personality (a kind girl willing to sacrifice herself for her lover). She also cannot stand up for herself in moments of bullying. Saiko is a modest girl with low self-esteem and self-doubt, but also kind and loving.

It's a Saiko's original/main personality from birth.

Yandere/"Normal" personality, aka "Sayaka".

It has often been implied in the game that Saiko has a split personality that divides her into two states: Saiko went to another school in town, and in high grades she transferred to a new one. As a child, she also meets(?) Hatsune Elissu, who becomes her close (and maybe only) childhood friend. At the time of the events of the prologue (the fourth and fifth parts), Saiko hasn't completely lost her mind yet, but subsequent events already show her unstable psychological state. Probably Saiko doesn't have any other relativesĪs time went on, Saiko began to experience bouts of DID as a teenager as a result of the psychological trauma and (probably) stepmom's neglect over years. At the moment, Saiko's father is still in asylum and Saiko lives with her foster mother/stepmother in an apartment building.

He was taken into custody and sentenced to compulsory treatment in a psychiatric hospital and little Saiko-chan was placed under the care of Satsuki Omehara, her foster mother, who treat Saiko dismissively.

As a child, Saiko witnessed a massacre by her dad who stabbed a man to death in his home. She lived in a large mansion with her biological father. Saiko was born into a wealthy family and has loved everything connected with rabbits since she was a child.