New character revealed: Shin Hisako!

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Maybe she’s just full of hot air…
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Instead of sucking you in and possessing you, Shin Hisako blows you away from her.

Or she breathes fire hence why all the flames
Semi-Not Really Confirmed at all
Shin Hisako is really Riptor.

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I paraphrased

Sounds shady. I like it. Count on Ruk for that backdoor ■■■■. You da man. Any leftover Switch you’re selling?

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With farts!
Because Hisako uses her mouth, Shin Hisako must use her rear!
It makes sense.

Yes definitely :joy:

The one time I use an idiom just for fun, everyone latches on to it :stuck_out_tongue:

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Shin hisako could be her dark side?

The dark side of the dark side.

We are getting quite edgy.

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She’s not threatening, she’s just trying her hardest to be sociable after getting back from her anger management courses.

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Like most Japanese words they can have multiple English counterparts. Shin has more than one English meaning indeed rangeing from “God”, to “True”

Yep, Shin Hisako is 100% scarier than normal Hisako :joy:

And I’m reasonably certain the flames were just an artistic thing for the video. All the other character shots from the video were basically “green screened”, so that wouldn’t surprise me here either.

And hey, if I’m wrong, I’ll only be wrong for 48 hours or so… :slight_smile:

EDIT: and yeah, “shin” is one of those words with no direct translation. Can mean true, god, or just a general sense of “awakened” or “realized”.

So maybe Shin Hisako is extra evil Hisako. lol

It’s clearly the face of mercy and grace~

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Scarier. Green-screened into the flames. You get to see her tomorrow :wink:

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Yandere hisako

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Wow, even with those weird teeth she still manages to be cuter than kim wu.

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Making me spit out my tea

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Another possible meaning of “shin” is “new” (for example, Shinbashi is a place in Japan, translates to “new bridge”). It’s a word with multiple meanings and it’s probably not too important to attach a specific, absolute meaning to it.

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