Talk:Bell Hydra/@comment-1200981-20170112041919

Yeah, you can both shut up with that shallow nonsense you call reasoning. Also, saying you feel sorry for anyone who likes Fuyumi is a joke in itself since you're both too dense and impatient to appreciate the subtle growth of a character unless it's loud and in your face or happens at an unrealistic pace, which I find pitiable. On the pairings, the reason why Staz and Fuyumi are good for one another is because Fuyumi gives Staz balance and actually encourages him to mature beyond a lazy and self-absorbed slacker otaku into a proper anti-hero, and he forces her to be more assertive, decisive and adventurous beyond her structured life-style and she eventually grows into a surprisingly badass heroine at the end of the manga. Fuyumi is the rational counterpart Yin to Staz's absurd Yang. That is both good character development and good chemistry for a relationship as it allows both characters to grow by playing off the other's personalities. If you can't recognize that, you're obviously not mature enough to read this manga or any well-written book/movie/TV show/anime that involves a basic understanding of human psychology for that matter.

Also, Hydra Bell's attraction/obsession towards Staz was always superficial, she wanted him because he was strong. That's it. It wasn't for his personality, his quirks or hobbies, just that he was powerful. She admits this herself when talking with Kate. If you think THAT makes a good romance, then you're pretty naive.

Her interaction and ultimate relationship with Wolf had a stronger, consistent and more dynamic basis in the end.

If you prefer Hydra Bell, that's fine because I love her too but don't dump on Fuyumi just because she isn't off the wall like her sister. If you haven't noticed(not surprising after what you've said so far), Fuyumi takes the role of tsukkomi "straight man" in a world of demons who are pretty much insane and amoral. And she visibly matures beyond her shy and quiet personality and lives up to her full potential both as the heroine of the series.