What's Our Reason for Existing?

The usual antagonists who get in the way of the hero and heroine gather to debate their purpose.

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The guys who almost always appear in romance stories to pursue the heroine. The fat guys, the gloomy loners, the punks—those guys. They've all gathered in Room 1 on the 3rd floor of the Zeta Building. Today's agenda: "On Our Reason for Existing." The heroine belongs to the protagonist anyway, so what's the point of us keep trying to make a move...?

Characters

Ryusei

A fat guy. The type who tries to land a girl way out of his league. A jealous type who mostly exists to get in the protagonist's way. He is well known for making noises like a pig when he gets punched.

Yamamoto

A persistent, gloomy loner. The type who thinks the heroine likes him and never gives up even after being rejected. The type who thinks every word from the heroine is a love call. Hey, don't say 'isn't that all of them?'

Ginga

A delinquent. A clingy, unmanly type of punk who is obsessed with the heroine. He picks fights with the protagonist, comes back immediately after being suspended, breaks out of prison, or comes back to life after being killed. In a way, he's invincible. Though he can never win the heroine.

Takashi

A smooth-talker type who seems kind at first glance. A mix of womanizer and possessiveness. He's usually up to no good.

Tanaka

A man of many faces. He plays everything from a delinquent to a friend. You've probably met him at least once. Today he's here as an advisor to provide a broad perspective.

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Intro

Well now... this is Room 1 on the 3rd floor of the Zeta Building. A meeting is held here every Saturday.

Takashi

Uh, hello everyone. Thank you for gathering here again today. Today's agenda is: 'Since the heroine is going to end up with the protagonist anyway, is there any point in us getting in the way?'

Yamamoto

...True... No matter how much love we give, the heroine never looks our way... At most, all I can do is bang on her front door or make anonymous phone calls...

Ginga

Ah, I feel you. I don't even know how many times I've swung a knife and ended up in prison. I've been expelled countless times too. Though for some reason, I can always come right back.