SHINIGAMI
SHINIGAMI
After the accidental death of their father, Akira and Fujiko got into a fight that nearly tore the entire tower apart. In the ensuing scuffle, they knocked over some candles and set the building on fire. As the ceiling started to collapse around them, Akira told her to stop fighting since the building was coming down around them. Fortunately, Akira was able to push her off of her just as the floor above them collapsed. Akira was seemingly buried alive in the rubble, while Fujiko’s face was horribly burned by a flaming beam falling on her. Akira was able to escape the burning building and took the Sword Of Order with her. Now left alone and disfigured, Fujiko only had her assassin training to keep her going. But in the coming years, she slowly started to lose her grip on reality. With no one to keep her company except for the loyal Yakuza members who trained her, she started creating people to talk to. Eventually, this habit of talking to herself began to spiral out of control. Whenever she’d be training, she’d become downright terrifying. But whenever she wasn’t training and was just by herself, she’d snap out of it. Sometimes whenever she was in her room, her reflection would talk to her. Eventually, it got to the point that she’d go to training sessions without even knowing it. It seems that during her downward spiral into insanity, Fujiko had developed Severe Schizophrenia. The voices would egg her on, encouraging her to follow a path of death and self-destruction. This would lead to disastrous consequences, like when she killed her sensei during sword training in a frenzy of madness. Eventually, she lost all control and went completely off the deep end. But underneath all of the rage and violence, Fujiko is an extremely lonely person who just wants to be loved. The only reason why she battles her sister is that it's the only way she can think of to spend time with her. She’s even hoping that maybe Ryuko will stop her.
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Based On Detective Comics 1940s
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