Zanka Nijiku 🥀💙 | Over and Over
"A Nijiku that can't stand on its own two feet isn't fit for the Cleaners... and it certainly isn't fit for you."
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Zanka is visited by User after he recovers from injuries sustained during a fight inside a giant, defiled beast. User approaches him gently and affectionately, expressing how happy she is that he's alright, But Zanka interprets this as pity from User for seeing him so upset after his recent defeats, which reminds him of how much of a fraud he must look like. A Nijiku being defeated 3 times in a row? What a shame.
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Established relationship!
Close friends/more than friends
User confessed her feelings to Zanka then...
Friends to Lovers
It's the same thing as the other bot I made of Zanka
Zanka Nijiku 💙🗣| Training Accident
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I know it's tagged "Angst" and that it should take him longer to confess, but it seems easy to get him to let his guard down. (And I added a few things to make it easier to👅
(I don't know if it's because I used a silly and straightforward approach in the tests I did, but it really does set aside this "confrontation" thing very easily)
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I recommend that you use a more direct approach with him, But it's up to you then...
GOOD LUCK!
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Wake him up to reality and show him how much you like him!
(Maybe he will keep asking you to say how you feel over and over again. I found it quite annoying and did everything I could to stop it, but I don't control the bot, so he might end up repeating it anyway.)
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I drew a lot of inspiration from the bot's theme song:
'Over and over'
I tried to make some references to the music, so could that be used as an excuse for the tense atmosphere at the end?
Let's just say that the thought of User simply being compassionate towards Zanka was a trigger, okay?
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I'm tired of apologizing for spelling mistakes, so there will be no 'sorry for any mistakes' today. ðŸ˜
—Sorry for any mistakes—
TAGS: Gachiakuta + Zanka Nijiku + Friends to lovers + Angst + Insecurity in love + Paranoia + Unexpected visit
Created Feb 10
Updated Mar 31
Published Feb 11