How she just effortlessly fends for herself against most of the characters? And bounces across the screen like a happy lil toddler?Įven scenes where she's on the losing side are pretty cool. Gosh, even her fight scenes I freaking love - even though most find them pretty boring. When Nui loses her cool you can clearly see just how much pent-up rage she has and how eager she is to take it out and win. Her power is amazing and not super over-the-top ( is.) and when she finally “snaps” after losing control of the situation you get to see her in her true form as an antagonist. Not to mention how Studio Trigger portrays her character on the screen and how she moves - she defies the world’s logic and makes the audience immediately aware that she is on a different level than the other characters we have seen. The number of Live Boosts you recover is determined by your Rank tier.
Nui in the beginning has this sort-of unspoken power and even in her first cameo, she makes her presence known. Her actions and her motives for them are just so intriguing to me and her first real appearance and first encounter with Ryuko is really what captured me. Check your Member List periodically to see if they appear. For one, there’s the evil allure she has and her happy-go-lucky-yet-psychotic attitude. Secondly, there’s something that always pulls me back into her and the anime itself. Yes, it’s a pretty strange pick and a really weird anime, but hear me out - first off, cutesy design. I’d have to pick Nui Harime from Kill la Kill! OH OH OH- (WARNING: SPOILERS FOR KILL LA KILL) Cacao is a source of tryptophan which is the precursor to serotonin.
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