Okay, quick question: Since the Aishi Disease is not a Japanese-Aishi-exclusive thing, as suggested by the fact that it originated from outside of Japan, does that mean that there are other families in other countries with the same disease? Does the disease mutate overtime like the Aishi version or does everyone experience the same symptoms? Are any of those distant carriers related to the cast of Yandere Simulator? Idk YandereDev, just curious.
The way I imagine it, the Aishi Condition has been restricted to Japan since it began. I suppose it's possible that some cousin or aunt of Ryoba might have moved outside of Japan, thereby bringing at least one generation of the condition outside of Japan, but I honestly never think about this possibility.
@@YandereArchive this is just a concept but what if ayano could have a cure, from learning human emotions but the player has the choice to run after senpai . Or how to love herself and get her own emotions and become independent on her senpai.
@@KitKatbar168i know you wanted yandev to answer, but if you don't mind can I say my opinion on it? THere would be no point in the drama of the saikou family, and ayano wouldn't be called a yandere, depending on whether you mean before she comes to academi high, that she gets the cure though, if she got it during her highschool year, than the story wouldn't end in a bloody mess, and while it would be a huge PLOT TWIST in a yandere simulator others who were wanting to play for the drama and bloody ending, would find it to be boring, though it could count as in alternate ending.
I have always imagined the "Aishi effect" as a hereditary mental disease. And the finding of Senpai is not connected with his special bloodline, but is activated by a friendly attitude towards Aishi at a certain age. The bloodline of natural born killers... Heh, the Hitman Family, but appeared in the course of natural selection.
Love the alternative timeline lore :D It's like a pacifist route on getting a senpai without killing anyone and every male would be delighted to get married with a royal family so this is kinda a good timeline where's both side are happy :D
A creative answer to an interesting idea! This goes to show how being privileged with royalty is usually a major unfair advantage in a world where most people don't have that luxury. Also, it's awesome that this video was made like how I would expect a video from the regular Yandere Dev channel.
Such a fascinating concept. I agree that it might not be a good idea for the future game play but it's still appreciated that you put in time and thought about it and explained it well. I'm excited to see what other scenarios could happen.
2:30 "A woman I call the 'first Aishi' ... migrated to Japan in 1796. So, what exactly was the Aishi family doing between 1976 and modern day?" Was this a mistake?
The current Imperial Household Law (forced on Japan by America after WW2) bans women from the Throne. That's why there was a looming succession crisis until 2006 when the current Emperor's brother had a son. There _were_ Empresses Regnant in the distant past, but most are "legendary". Most Japanese pre-'06 supported changing the law to let Princess Aiko become Empress if needed. Anyway, I doubt the highly matriarchal Aishi Clan would let _that_ tradition stand.
They probably would until their daughter is born. Once the child is born, with exception of assassinating their Senpai, they would probably do anything to give their child an advantageous opportunity to find their senpai’s. The basis is from Yandere Dev’s description of Ryoba’s view of Ayano, which is her being the result of her and her husbands love. (Disregarding the idea their child is a male)
This is a very interesting topic! But I also have a question If an Aishi was born and raised in Japan, automatically her Senpai is Japanese? What if the Senpai is on the other side of the world, like the idea of a soulmate? Can the Aishi ever find him?
"...for some mysterious reason, *a very small number of people* are able to trigger something called 'the senpai effect'..." This is clear to me, there is more than one person who can trigger this effect. So, there's several potential soulmates in the world.
I like watching videos that are not related to development It’s been a long time since you made one so it refreshing to see it again Looking forward to see you post on your main channel again
It's an interesting scenario but it wouldn't make for an interesting spin-off game. A non-canon animated video would suit it better, so it would be pretty neat if that was made instead!
Script: Hello! I'm here today to answer a question that was asked by one of my patrons on Patreon. His question was: It was an interesting question, and I had fun considering the answer! In fact, I put so much thought into it that I decided to turn my answer into a video! Let's begin! The Aishi family is a bloodline that is characterized by a mysterious hereditary condition. Members of this bloodline are plagued with a perpetual feeling of being empty, hollow, and incomplete. They are emotionally numb, and cannot experience life the same way that normal people do. There is no known cure for this condition... ...but, there is one thing that can temporarily allow an Aishi to feel normal. For some mysterious reason, a very small number of people are able to trigger something called "The Senpai Effect" when coming into physical contact with a member of the Aishi bloodline. While experiencing the Senpai Effect, an Aishi will no longer feel numb, empty, or hollow. She will feel complete for the first time. She will feel alive for the first time. This will cause the Aishi to develop a deep physical and psychological dependence on the person who triggers these feelings inside of her. An addiction more powerful than any drug. An Aishi who is experienced the Senpai effect will become willing to do absolutely anything to possess that person and stay by their side forever. I know exactly how the Aishi condition works, and how it came into existence... ...but the details are some pretty big spoilers, so I won't be revealing the information anytime soon. The only thing I'll say is that the first woman to experience the Aishi condition... ...a woman who I call "The First Aishi"... ...was not born in Japan, but migrated to Japan in 1796. So, what exactly was the Aishi family doing between 1796 and modern-day? Well, many of them were serial killers, exactly like Ayano and Ryoba. Once they encountered someone who triggered the Senpai effect, they became yandere and killed anyone else who loved that person. This means that most members of the Aishi bloodline developed the skills necessary to get away with murder and avoid detection by authorities. Thus, most Aishi probably worked as assassins or spies. I imagine that the Aishi family tried very hard to stay in the shadows, and had no wish whatsoever to be recorded in Japanese history. But...what if they didn't have a choice? What if a member of the Japanese Imperial family triggered the Senpai effect in an Aishi? What if an Aishi made it her life's goal to marry into the Japanese imperial family... ...and she succeeded? What if an Aishi born into the Japanese imperial family eventually inherited the throne, and became the reigning empress of Japan? Well, the Aishi family doesn't know how their condition originated, ut they do know that they have a soulmate, and that they will feel empty until they find him. So, as the ruling family of the nation, they would come up with some way to expedite their encounter with their soulmate. For example: as Japan's ruler, the Empress Aishi could announce that all men in the Japanese capital city must attend a mandatory ceremony where they must pledge their allegiance to the country's princess by touching her hand one by one. This ceremony would allow a young Aishi to come into physical contact with thousands of men, which would eventually result in finding someone who triggers the Senpai effect. The empress could then use her authority to invent some arbitrary reason for that man to live with the imperial family from that day onwards. In other words, if Aishi family became the most powerful family in Japan, they could invent an effective systematic method for discovering their Senpai without publicly revealing the true nature of their condition or attracting any suspicion. This means that, once in a position of power, the Aishi bloodline would probably never need to become serial killers or develop murder skills ever again... ...unless they decide to pass down their assassination knowledge to each new generation in secret. Anyway, if the Aishi family replaced the imperial family of Japan, they would discover their senpai's through imperial ceremonies, rather than relying on happenstance in school settings. This means that, if the Aishi family was royalty, the game's storyline as we know it would probably never happen. That's the answer to the question from the beginning of this video. I owe everything to the people who are supporting me on Patreon! So, whenever one of my patrons asks me a question, I tried to answer with as much detail as possible. I won't make an elaborate video to answer every question that a patron asks me, but if your question is especially interesting and I think it would be very fun to answer, you might just get a video like this one. Thank you for following the development of - ...wait a minute. This video wasn't about development... ...alright, then. In that case, Thank you for following the hypothetical alternate timeline lore of Yandere Simulator.
I really don't get why it's called senpai effect though A senpai is an upperclassmen/older person or someone for example in a job that has been there longer than you and has more experience Calling Taro senpai obviously makes sense as he is one of Ayano's upper classmen but "senpai effect" really doesn't make sense since the person activating the effect could be younger
@@YandereArchive You don't have to answer my question, but please allow me to speculate: how much older than an Aishi can someone be to trigger the effect? If Miss Aishi was born in the evening, could someone born on the same day in the morning trigger the effect? If she was born at 11 PM, could someone born at 9 PM on the same day trigger the effect? Or are all these too close to be allowed?
@@mirandabee2323 I'm not Dev, but I'd imagine scientifically it works by having someone close to the same emotional and physical maturity as the Aishi.
This was very interesting but I have few questions- 1. If an Aishi gives birth to a male child will he also have this syndrome. Has there already been one? 2. Since it is known that only one person can trigger the Senpai effect. Is it necessary that he has to be from the same country as I was thinking that the method that the Imperial family use won't work if thats the case.
1:14 - "A very small number of people" - There might be more than one potential Senpai per Aishi and just none of them have found more than one. Also, possibly their fathers don't work, for some reason. Natural immunity due to inheritance or something.
Few years ago I saw Yan dev's reddit post where he said that it's still possible to find second Senpie if the first one dies or something like that. But it would be very difficult to find such person for her again.
Yandere-Kun’s description on the website implies it’s possible. It only theorizes how YanKun would be, but Dev writes that he could potentially be the exact same as Ayano. If YanKun were officially added to the game like this, it would confirm male Aishis being able to have this condition.
Interesting. Did I really say that years ago? Because the way I imagine it now is that it's a one-time thing; once an Aishi has "imprinted" on a Senpai, it's not possible to imprint on another one.
@@YandereArchive Please, Dev, is that a random chance or do the Aishis have a semblance of a sexuality that determines it? Or does the Senpai's sexuality determine it?
Okay, this is really interesting 🤔 it would be very smart of the Aishi's to organize that ceremony, very nice video YandereDev Also, the ending had me laughing 👌🏻
ok so I have 2 ideas 1. Students going to the bathroom/infirmary randomly, this will make it harder for the player to kill people 2. People other than Senpai reacting if you're looking at him in a weird way something like 'Hey why are you looking at him like that!?!?' or something like that
(Note: this comment assumes realism, which I know is not entirely prevalent across Yan Sim. This is just to challenge myself to Find A Way.) Ok I am looking up (aka Wikipedia-browsing, so this may not be the most accurate information) stuff about inheritance regarding the Japanese imperial family. Points that stand out: -Duties of the Emperor are passed down the line to their male children. -The Empress is the consort of the Emperor. -Mako Komuro, oldest daughter of Crown Prince Akishino, gave up her imperial title and left the imperial family as required by the Imperial Household Law of 1947, due to her marriage to a commoner. -The line of succession detailed in the Imperial Household Law only mentions male individuals: sons, brothers, uncles. Therefore, if an Aishi's senpai was in the imperial family after 1947, she would not join the imperial family. However, before 1947, we can probably play with this a bit more. If an 1800s Aishi married into the imperial family, her Aishi daughters would be unable to be the Emperor (well, Empress), but Aishi women are strong-willed, and I could totally see Empress Aishi (consort to the Emperor) pushing for a ceremony like the one described in the video for her daughter(s). If Ayano's parents are an indicative sample, the Emperor may very well agree to it. This would have to continue down the lines, and be careful! Since the imperial succession is male-only, the female line would become more difficult to keep track of over time unless the Aishi women dedicated themselves to doing so. Like. Tracing lineages is a pain, and usually only royals do it, and as royal descendants marry "lesser" nobles and get closer to commoners, they tend to stop tracking. Also, royals seem to have lots of children, so there would be so many Aishis running around.
Fair point. I see three potential outcomes if an Aishi became obsessed with someone in the imperial family: 1. Aishi forces her soulmate to give up his imperial title to marry a commoner. 2. Aishi finds a way to steal the identity of a woman somewhere in the "court nobility" social structure, and marries into the royal family while impersonating someone that was part of the aristocracy. 3. Aishi finds a way to pressure the emperor into re-writing the laws so that the marriage she desires wouldn't require her soulmate to give up his imperial title.
I have a question, do you ever plan on revealing the origins of how the Aishi family originated? My personal theory is that the first Aishi is a half human and half supernatural entity _or even a demon._ Or the first Aishi was experimented on and the condition was the effect. But its interesting to think about it.
I wonder which country "The First Aishi" came to Japan from, and also, she settled in Japan during the Edo Period where no one was allowed in or out of Japan, so how did she get into the country?🤔
Some quick questions: 1)If some Aishi had 2 sons/daughters, will even the second born will have "the senpai effect"? 2)What if an Aishi after marry his senpai will use *senpai's surname* instead of her? Will her son or daughter will have the Senpai Effect too?
I think that I have used the term "First Aishi" inconsistently... The woman who migrated to Japan arrived in 1796, but didn't have a child until 1797. The migratory woman was the origin point of the Aishi Condition, and was the first person to use the surname "Aishi". However, her daughter was the first person to actually experience the Aishi Condition. Sometimes I refer to the woman who came to Japan as the "First Aishi", because she used the name first, and sometimes I refer to *her child* as the "First Aishi", because she was "patient zero" for the Aishi Condition. It's complicated, and I look forward to the day I can lay it out in plain language, but I don't want to spoil the surprise just yet...
@@YandereArchive I do know that there is a Family History timeline on the official website that says the child was born in 1800. How old is that, by the way?
Question: Were there ever Aishis who DIDN'T have love rivals? I'm sure not every one of them would have love rivals. Still, there might be obstacles, but they wouldn't necessarily be those who are also in love with the Senpai/Love Interest
Nice to meet you. I am a university student in Japan. I love your game since early 2015!(♡ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈) (Sorry if there are strange places because I use the translation function；；) I'm not good at English, so I'm following the story of your game with a Japanese translation posted by a Japanese RUclipsr. Also, I thought that if I translated the question from now on as it is, the delicate nuances would change, so I will post it in Japanese. もしアイシ家が天皇の血筋だったら？というのは面白い考えだなと思いました。アイシ家の始祖がメガミのような、全ての頂点に立つような女だったらゲームが成立しない、または新しいゲームになってたかもしれないと考えるとワクワクします。 しかし、1796年にアイシが渡って帰化したという流れは不自然なように思います。日本では当時、鎖国(Sakoku)というオランダ以外とのヨーロッパ諸国の付き合いを断絶させており、オランダとも出島(Degima)という小さな島でのみ交流を続けているような外交状態でした。そのような状況でヨーロッパもしくはアメリカの血が入ったアイシが、仮にシルクロードを通ったとしても日本に入り込めるかは疑問が残ります。そして、明らかに日本人の見た目ではないアイシが受け入れられるかも疑問です。開国以降留学へ行った日本人の多くがヨーロッパの女性を見て賛美の言葉を多く残している事からも、アイシがよっぽど流暢に日本語を話さない限りは、モンスターのように珍妙に見られると思います。 そして、動画では「天皇家だったら」という話をされてましたが、1796年は江戸時代であり、当時の最高権力者は徳川(Tokugawa)のものでした。天皇は1392年から実権を失っており、1796年には京都で徳川家に飼い慣らされていました。ですので正しくは「アイシが徳川の次期将軍に恋したら？」だと思います。 ただしこの場合、1867年に幕府は崩壊してしまう為、YandereDevが説明してくれたような状況にはなりません。 ただ……アイシが天皇に恋をして、子供を産んだ後は、愛した夫や子供の為に徳川家を滅ぼし実権を約470年ぶりに取り戻したと考えると、辻褄は合いますし、とても面白い物語が考えられるだろうなと思います。 とは言ったものの、日本は太平洋戦争に負けて、天皇も象徴として実権を剥奪された現代では、リョウバやアヤノは結局似たようなスクールライフを送る事になっていたと思います。まあ、アイシの血が入った天皇が絶対の国が日清戦争、日露戦争、第一次世界大戦、日中戦争、第二次世界大戦、太平洋戦争をどう駆け抜けるかは史実とは違ってきそうな気もしますけどね。 Summarizing the requirements that I wanted to convey after watching the video ・For a game set in Japan, the historical research was a little strange from a Japanese perspective. ・If you don't mind, please tell me if it's "my idea, Japan's history is like this" or "I want to follow the historical facts because I want to show reality" These are the two points. ꒰ঌ(っ˘꒳˘ｃ)໒꒱
I can't wait for this game to be finished! Also, take all the time you need, Yandere Dev. Don't forget to stay hydrated and take breaks whenever you need to.
Of course there would be. Its probably impossible for multiple Aishi's to be born with this condition and them all being female, or multiple kids being born and only one of them (which would be the girl) having the condition. What I'm guessing is that all the kids probably have the condition as a part of the bloodline, and a boy was probably born once too which he would've had the condition.
What would happen if an Aishi was never able to fulfill their senpai effect? What if they either, never found a certain “emptiness healing” individual, or they were never able to connect with that individual? Is it just not an option, or will the Aishi die of the longing if unable to marry or connect with the individual?
Aishi will betray, bully, burn, crush, decapitate, drown, electrocute, kidnap, poison, stab, drive people to suicide, and torture people until they are mind-broken slaves who obediently follow all commands. Consent isn't high on their priority list.
This is really interesing video and gave me a few questions: 1. What would happend if the Senpai was also a Yandere? 2. It's possibile that two or more Aishis (for example siblings or cousins) can feel to the same Senpai? 3. And last thing that I think about for years: What would happend if Aishi's family for some reason decide to stood on their way to the one Aishi's Senpai? Would they treat their family just like the rivals or other enemies?
not the developer but there's a webcomic (stalker x stalker) that answers al these questions. hypothetically: 1. if two yanderes trigger each other the senpai effect, they will get along and love each other, but would still eliminate any possible obstacle 2. Two aishis falling in love w the same senpai would probably make their senpai agree to be the bf/gf of both contemporary 3. considering yandere sim universe, probably this scenario would not be possible, bc due to the hereditary condition, the yandere parent would be happy for their kid, and whatever the opinion of the senpai parent is doesn't matter
What if the Empress was bloodthirsty out of boredom? Would the rejected suitors get executed assuming they didn't click with other members of the family?
calling it. the Aishi curse is related to whatever is going on in that Yanvania thing (even though that was a joke parody mini game). or well something akin to that. something akin to that mini game's plot did happen.
What if a Senpai effect triggerer refuses.Simple answer could be that the Aishi kidnaps them,or tortures them into it.Though it is a fun thought to imagine different outcomes
I think I have a theory on how the Aishi Condition came to existence. I’m guessing the original Aishis were West African or Middle Eastern, where witchcraft and sorcery is very prominent. The first Aishi may have gotten into a feud with someone with a high temper, and they cursed her whole bloodline with this condition. I’m going to assume that the first Aishi didn’t know that she had already gotten cursed since she already met the love of her life, but she was afraid that she was in harms way, so her and her husband moved to Japan, far away from her enemy.
quick question: What would happen if an aishi never found their 'senpai' in their lifetime? Or has there ever been a specific aishi that never found their senpai? Like an aunt or uncle?
Maybe 10-11 other girls with also experience the senpai effect but they rarely have a similar condition and as a result the 11-12 girls must go against each other to compete for their senpai but it usually ends in the Aishi winning their senpai
this is pretty intressting but i've been thinking about something that i would like to ask you ask you out of curiousity: what if a member of Aishi's family's senpai (aka the boy who trigerred the senpai effect) is the same as the one from another aishi or someone else with the Aishi condition? is it possible? if so,how would it turn out? and,if such scenario occurs in the original game,like the DLC for example, how would it occur to eliminate them (as a rival)? you can take your time to answer and take consideration about this subject, YandereDev
3:05 then how has noone 'connected the dots' as it were and found a repeated pattern? Do they constantly move around? And most importantly why does noone in the city recognize the family name?
Hmm i have some questions too. What made u came up with this condision? Did u took inspiration from somewhere? Is that condition passed down to the men too? Also if all that is true then why the Aishi arent royalty anymore?
Yandere dev hello when I wanted to download Yandere simulator on my pc I saw on the site that the game at the moment for pc only and on android there is no build yet, but if the game still becomes on android then you can do so that you would need to drive your increase, and less than 18 can not drive more children will drive 18 or 17, if the game will be for android then make it more difficult so that the child could not kill someone or make it so that more than 19 can be driven and then the children will drive only 18 or 17
I have a question that idk if it had been answered yet,but there wasn't any male aishi who had the same condition?or even the aishi's having multiple children?bcs it's very unlikely that 6 times in a row the aishi bloodline only would had one single daughter
Hey yandere dev, it’s small but I noticed there’s a problem with the drama club lately. Whenever you kidnap or kill a drama club member the club shuts down, as per usual. But since it’s shut down you cannot access the stuff inside. That includes the paper clips to use to craft a lock pick, if you could just move it or something to a different spot that would be helpful? Thanksn
I would like to ask you an important question: Will you change the tasks for all the students and assign tasks that match their hobbies, just as you did with the cooking club members?
but like the main games timeline is 202x which means there is no such a thing like royalty ? how ayano will eliminate the rivals the same way or another method ????
the Japanese Royal Family still exists in 2023, in fact, there is actually still an Emperor of Japan. it’s that they have no actual power and it’s ceremonial
Yandere dev I have a suggestion, what do you think after Ayano is beaten by a delinquent and she goes to the clinic, after she gets out, there are bandages on her face For a long time, I wish this would happen Finally I gathered my courage to say my proposal
Here's a new idea: what if Ayano was alive during WWII? It would be hard for her to get a senpai when most of them are out fighting. Moreover, her methods of eliminating rivals would have to differ greatly due to the circumstances. The WWII-era specific methods might include, but are not limited to: - framing a rival for treason against Japan (e.g. planting American propaganda or a weapon used to kill a Japanese soldier, painting an enemy flag). - framing Allied forces for that rival's death ("Those American scumbags shot that good-for-nothing homewre... I mean that poor nurse!") - tricking the Americans into bombing a rival's position (by sending them false intel convincing them that their love rival is actually crucial to the Japanese war effort) - getting them transferred to a more dangerous position - or at least away from senpai. - (if any Germans are visiting) out the rival as a Jew. - (if the rival works at a factory) arranging a workplace accident * BEWARE: if the senpai works there as well, Aishi must not kill him in the process. If she's out in the front lines, would she be useful against the Americans or would she focus more on assassinating HER OWN countrymen - or women? What do you think would happen to a WWII-era Aishi? P.S. It may also be the REASON the Aishis are so messed up in the first place. The first psychotic Aishi could have been an atom bomb survivor who became psychotic as a result of radiation poisoning.
I see....hmh......but I'm curious about what you said in the video... Multiple times, you said "she" as a main pronoun when describing what happens with the Aishi family and you mentioned in a different video that no, it's not exclusively a trait/heritage thing given to just female family members but now I wonder; Is the Aishi condition more common with females than males? This could be me just overthinking since the only members of the family with the condition we've seen so far have been females (Ryoba and Ayano) but now I want to know. Yandere Dev, if you see this, Could you answer this or would it lead to a spoiler about the lore of Yandere Simulator?
anyone please help after I open the application "the version of this file is not compatible with the version of Windows your running…" im using 32bit and can't play :
Hello and Yanderedev I'm playing a 2017 version of yandere Simulator and I'm trying to change the portraits of Students, after the portrait of Student 34 the rest doesn't appear anymore image when I try to put it, can you help me?
If an Aishi isn't able to find anyone who can trigger the Senpai Effect, she will have to suffer from the Aishi Condition for her entire life. If the Aishi was the Empress of Japan, though, she might travel to other countries to find someone who could trigger the effect...
it would work for males, since on the Characters page on the website, there is a Yandere-kun, so im guessing it effects everyone within the Aishi bloodline
This is his alt account to post videos that or aren't related to yansim or to talk about Yansim stuff that isn't on the development, like this video for instance
I’m not sure if Ayanos parents are married and share the last name. But I’d they do in that case wouldn’t it make more sense that the condition would be called whatever Her mothers maiden name was because it heridity from her mother. Unless in Japanese culture the mothers last name is given too there children Or yandere dev made a mistake. Or the possibility that her parents just decided to give her, her mothers last name.
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"Thank you for following the hypothetical alternate timeline lore of Yandere Simulator."
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Okay, quick question:
Since the Aishi Disease is not a Japanese-Aishi-exclusive thing, as suggested by the fact that it originated from outside of Japan, does that mean that there are other families in other countries with the same disease? Does the disease mutate overtime like the Aishi version or does everyone experience the same symptoms? Are any of those distant carriers related to the cast of Yandere Simulator?
Idk YandereDev, just curious.
The way I imagine it, the Aishi Condition has been restricted to Japan since it began.
I suppose it's possible that some cousin or aunt of Ryoba might have moved outside of Japan, thereby bringing at least one generation of the condition outside of Japan, but I honestly never think about this possibility.
@@YandereArchive this is just a concept but what if ayano could have a cure, from learning human emotions but the player has the choice to run after senpai . Or how to love herself and get her own emotions and become independent on her senpai.
@@YandereArchive :o
@@KitKatbar168 NO
@@KitKatbar168i know you wanted yandev to answer, but if you don't mind can I say my opinion on it? THere would be no point in the drama of the saikou family, and ayano wouldn't be called a yandere, depending on whether you mean before she comes to academi high, that she gets the cure though, if she got it during her highschool year, than the story wouldn't end in a bloody mess, and while it would be a huge PLOT TWIST in a yandere simulator others who were wanting to play for the drama and bloody ending, would find it to be boring, though it could count as in alternate ending.
I have always imagined the "Aishi effect" as a hereditary mental disease. And the finding of Senpai is not connected with his special bloodline, but is activated by a friendly attitude towards Aishi at a certain age.
The bloodline of natural born killers... Heh, the Hitman Family, but appeared in the course of natural selection.
*YANDERE SIMULATOR: 17TH CENTURY IMPERIAL MODE*
Now THAT'S a game I want to play
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Love the alternative timeline lore :D
It's like a pacifist route on getting a senpai without killing anyone and every male would be delighted to get married with a royal family so this is kinda a good timeline where's both side are happy :D
A creative answer to an interesting idea! This goes to show how being privileged with royalty is usually a major unfair advantage in a world where most people don't have that luxury. Also, it's awesome that this video was made like how I would expect a video from the regular Yandere Dev channel.
Such a fascinating concept. I agree that it might not be a good idea for the future game play but it's still appreciated that you put in time and thought about it and explained it well. I'm excited to see what other scenarios could happen.
2:30 "A woman I call the 'first Aishi' ... migrated to Japan in 1796. So, what exactly was the Aishi family doing between 1976 and modern day?" Was this a mistake?
Oh. Oops. Yeah. Well, you know what I meant to say.
@@YandereArchive thanks
The current Imperial Household Law (forced on Japan by America after WW2) bans women from the Throne. That's why there was a looming succession crisis until 2006 when the current Emperor's brother had a son. There _were_ Empresses Regnant in the distant past, but most are "legendary". Most Japanese pre-'06 supported changing the law to let Princess Aiko become Empress if needed. Anyway, I doubt the highly matriarchal Aishi Clan would let _that_ tradition stand.
They probably would until their daughter is born. Once the child is born, with exception of assassinating their Senpai, they would probably do anything to give their child an advantageous opportunity to find their senpai’s. The basis is from Yandere Dev’s description of Ryoba’s view of Ayano, which is her being the result of her and her husbands love. (Disregarding the idea their child is a male)
The last time there was a Japanese empress regnant was in the 1700s in real life
This is a very interesting topic! But I also have a question
If an Aishi was born and raised in Japan, automatically her Senpai is Japanese? What if the Senpai is on the other side of the world, like the idea of a soulmate? Can the Aishi ever find him?
That’s a good question! 🤔
maybe there are actually many guys with the ability to be the Senpai, and the Aishi just assumed they each have one soulmate as these Senpais are rare
"...for some mysterious reason, *a very small number of people* are able to trigger something called 'the senpai effect'..."
This is clear to me, there is more than one person who can trigger this effect. So, there's several potential soulmates in the world.
YandereDev: ...In 1796.
me: *has idea*
me: *googles Salem Witch Trials*
Ecosia: The Salem Witch Trials began in 1692--
me: Dangit, wrong century.
Still, elaborate
Well he said the first Aishi is not Japanese so...
I like watching videos that are not related to development
It’s been a long time since you made one so it refreshing to see it again
Looking forward to see you post on your main channel again
It's nice to see a video that isn't all development once in a while. HAVE FUN!!!
Quite the intriguing scenario! A spin-off game idea, perhaps?
It's an interesting scenario but it wouldn't make for an interesting spin-off game. A non-canon animated video would suit it better, so it would be pretty neat if that was made instead!
So the Senpai effect is only triggered through physical contact.... LORE
Script:
Hello! I'm here today to answer a question that was asked by one of my patrons on Patreon.
His question was:
It was an interesting question,
and I had fun considering the answer!
In fact, I put so much thought into it that I decided to turn my answer into a video!
Let's begin!
The Aishi family is a bloodline that is characterized by a mysterious hereditary condition.
Members of this bloodline are plagued with a perpetual feeling of being empty, hollow, and incomplete.
They are emotionally numb,
and cannot experience life the same way that normal people do.
There is no known cure for this condition...
...but, there is one thing that can temporarily allow an Aishi to feel normal.
For some mysterious reason,
a very small number of people are able to trigger something called "The Senpai Effect"
when coming into physical contact with a member of the Aishi bloodline.
While experiencing the Senpai Effect,
an Aishi will no longer feel numb, empty, or hollow.
She will feel complete for the first time.
She will feel alive for the first time.
This will cause the Aishi to develop a deep physical and psychological dependence
on the person who triggers these feelings inside of her.
An addiction more powerful than any drug.
An Aishi who is experienced the Senpai effect
will become willing to do absolutely anything to possess that person and stay by their side forever.
I know exactly how the Aishi condition works, and how it came into existence...
...but the details are some pretty big spoilers,
so I won't be revealing the information anytime soon.
The only thing I'll say is that the first woman to experience the Aishi condition...
...a woman who I call "The First Aishi"...
...was not born in Japan, but migrated to Japan in 1796.
So, what exactly was the Aishi family doing between 1796 and modern-day?
Well, many of them were serial killers, exactly like Ayano and Ryoba.
Once they encountered someone who triggered the Senpai effect,
they became yandere and killed anyone else who loved that person.
This means that most members of the Aishi bloodline
developed the skills necessary to get away with murder and avoid detection by authorities.
Thus, most Aishi probably worked as assassins or spies.
I imagine that the Aishi family tried very hard to stay in the shadows,
and had no wish whatsoever to be recorded in Japanese history.
But...what if they didn't have a choice?
What if a member of the Japanese Imperial family triggered the Senpai effect in an Aishi?
What if an Aishi made it her life's goal to marry into the Japanese imperial family...
...and she succeeded?
What if an Aishi born into the Japanese imperial family eventually inherited the throne,
and became the reigning empress of Japan?
Well, the Aishi family doesn't know how their condition originated,
ut they do know that they have a soulmate,
and that they will feel empty until they find him.
So, as the ruling family of the nation,
they would come up with some way to expedite their encounter with their soulmate.
For example: as Japan's ruler,
the Empress Aishi could announce that
all men in the Japanese capital city must attend a mandatory ceremony
where they must pledge their allegiance to the country's princess
by touching her hand one by one.
This ceremony would allow a young Aishi to come into physical contact
with thousands of men, which would eventually result in finding someone who triggers the Senpai effect.
The empress could then use her authority
to invent some arbitrary reason for that man to
live with the imperial family from that day onwards.
In other words, if Aishi family became the most powerful family in Japan,
they could invent an effective systematic method for discovering their Senpai
without publicly revealing the true nature of their condition or attracting any suspicion.
This means that, once in a position of power,
the Aishi bloodline would probably never need to become serial killers or develop murder skills ever again...
...unless they decide to pass down their assassination knowledge to each new generation in secret.
Anyway, if the Aishi family replaced the imperial family of Japan,
they would discover their senpai's through imperial ceremonies,
rather than relying on happenstance in school settings.
This means that, if the Aishi family was royalty,
the game's storyline as we know it would probably never happen.
That's the answer to the question from the beginning of this video.
I owe everything to the people who are supporting me on Patreon!
So, whenever one of my patrons asks me a question,
I tried to answer with as much detail as possible.
I won't make an elaborate video to answer every question that a patron asks me,
but if your question is especially interesting and I think it would be very fun to answer,
you might just get a video like this one.
Thank you for following the development of -
...wait a minute.
This video wasn't about development...
...alright, then. In that case,
Thank you for following the hypothetical alternate timeline lore of Yandere Simulator.
You deserve wayyyy more likes for taking the time to write this comment,Also,I read the whole thing :) And new sub!
We all appreciate for writing that,but I gotta be honest no one's gonna read that paragraph its like reading an assignment to a teacher
I really don't get why it's called senpai effect though
A senpai is an upperclassmen/older person or someone for example in a job that has been there longer than you and has more experience
Calling Taro senpai obviously makes sense as he is one of Ayano's upper classmen but "senpai effect" really doesn't make sense since the person activating the effect could be younger
Canonically, only someone *older* than the Aishi can trigger the effect.
@@YandereArchive can a male aishi also have the senpai effect
@@YandereArchive You don't have to answer my question, but please allow me to speculate: how much older than an Aishi can someone be to trigger the effect? If Miss Aishi was born in the evening, could someone born on the same day in the morning trigger the effect? If she was born at 11 PM, could someone born at 9 PM on the same day trigger the effect? Or are all these too close to be allowed?
@@mirandabee2323 I'm not Dev, but I'd imagine scientifically it works by having someone close to the same emotional and physical maturity as the Aishi.
This was very interesting but I have few questions-
1. If an Aishi gives birth to a male child will he also have this syndrome. Has there already been one?
2. Since it is known that only one person can trigger the Senpai effect. Is it necessary that he has to be from the same country as I was thinking that the method that the Imperial family use won't work if thats the case.
1:14 - "A very small number of people" - There might be more than one potential Senpai per Aishi and just none of them have found more than one. Also, possibly their fathers don't work, for some reason. Natural immunity due to inheritance or something.
Few years ago I saw Yan dev's reddit post where he said that it's still possible to find second Senpie if the first one dies or something like that. But it would be very difficult to find such person for her again.
All of the aishi women give birth to females, not males.
Yandere-Kun’s description on the website implies it’s possible. It only theorizes how YanKun would be, but Dev writes that he could potentially be the exact same as Ayano. If YanKun were officially added to the game like this, it would confirm male Aishis being able to have this condition.
Interesting. Did I really say that years ago? Because the way I imagine it now is that it's a one-time thing; once an Aishi has "imprinted" on a Senpai, it's not possible to imprint on another one.
I have a question:
Can someone of the same sex trigger the "Senpai effect" to a Aishi?
It's possible.
@@YandereArchive Please, Dev, is that a random chance or do the Aishis have a semblance of a sexuality that determines it? Or does the Senpai's sexuality determine it?
@@bessieburnet9816 Not an Aishi, but one of the 1980s mode characters is a lesbian. I believe it's one of the delinquents.
@@depolignacs WAIT RLLY?!
@@Chara27927 yeah read the description on them
Can a male ever have the “Aishi effect“?
Yes
There should be an option to chose a male yandere too
@@Nightmare-xh5ri i hope
Okay, this is really interesting 🤔 it would be very smart of the Aishi's to organize that ceremony, very nice video YandereDev
Also, the ending had me laughing 👌🏻
the aishi family blood line just has weirdly conditional clinical depression /j
“Thank you for following the development of Yandere Simulator. Wait this video wasn’t about development” *Re-thinks his life*
This storyline is so awesome and mysterious. Too bad that the game takes so long to be completed, but every bug update is so worth it!
Also I just realized as I type this. The video is 9 months old. A 9 month old video talking about family bloodlines.
A bloodline of yanderes ruling Japan will probably scare off most who would dare invade the country.
The "mom it's this one" broke my thin line of seriousness lmao
That sounds very interesting! :o there were a lot of theory videos about similar topic.
P.S.: the outro caught me off guard-
That was funny of Yandere-Dev to say that at the end!
ok so I have 2 ideas
1. Students going to the bathroom/infirmary randomly, this will make it harder for the player to kill people
2. People other than Senpai reacting if you're looking at him in a weird way something like 'Hey why are you looking at him like that!?!?' or something like that
Cuz what if Aishi's are in the royal family and one of the Aishi's soulmate was the Saikou family got me thinking so much
(Note: this comment assumes realism, which I know is not entirely prevalent across Yan Sim. This is just to challenge myself to Find A Way.)
Ok I am looking up (aka Wikipedia-browsing, so this may not be the most accurate information) stuff about inheritance regarding the Japanese imperial family. Points that stand out:
-Duties of the Emperor are passed down the line to their male children.
-The Empress is the consort of the Emperor.
-Mako Komuro, oldest daughter of Crown Prince Akishino, gave up her imperial title and left the imperial family as required by the Imperial Household Law of 1947, due to her marriage to a commoner.
-The line of succession detailed in the Imperial Household Law only mentions male individuals: sons, brothers, uncles.
Therefore, if an Aishi's senpai was in the imperial family after 1947, she would not join the imperial family. However, before 1947, we can probably play with this a bit more. If an 1800s Aishi married into the imperial family, her Aishi daughters would be unable to be the Emperor (well, Empress), but Aishi women are strong-willed, and I could totally see Empress Aishi (consort to the Emperor) pushing for a ceremony like the one described in the video for her daughter(s). If Ayano's parents are an indicative sample, the Emperor may very well agree to it. This would have to continue down the lines, and be careful! Since the imperial succession is male-only, the female line would become more difficult to keep track of over time unless the Aishi women dedicated themselves to doing so. Like. Tracing lineages is a pain, and usually only royals do it, and as royal descendants marry "lesser" nobles and get closer to commoners, they tend to stop tracking. Also, royals seem to have lots of children, so there would be so many Aishis running around.
Fair point. I see three potential outcomes if an Aishi became obsessed with someone in the imperial family:
1. Aishi forces her soulmate to give up his imperial title to marry a commoner.
2. Aishi finds a way to steal the identity of a woman somewhere in the "court nobility" social structure, and marries into the royal family while impersonating someone that was part of the aristocracy.
3. Aishi finds a way to pressure the emperor into re-writing the laws so that the marriage she desires wouldn't require her soulmate to give up his imperial title.
This is awesome what... The amount of possible writings that could be made related to this plot.
I have a question, do you ever plan on revealing the origins of how the Aishi family originated?
My personal theory is that the first Aishi is a half human and half supernatural entity _or even a demon._
Or the first Aishi was experimented on and the condition was the effect.
But its interesting to think about it.
Ooooor the first Aishi got stuck with a generational curse because of a demon.
He said he's gonna wait till the end of the game
@@DefineObsessed
What Im saying is will it ever be revealed during the game lol.
@@9ightdreamer Yes at the end perhaps diring Megami's week
I wonder which country "The First Aishi" came to Japan from, and also, she settled in Japan during the Edo Period where no one was allowed in or out of Japan, so how did she get into the country?🤔
it is possible that she illegally settled into Japan
Oh my..;this Dev is still alive :o
I loved it, I hope you do more of these videos in the future!
Some quick questions:
1)If some Aishi had 2 sons/daughters, will even the second born will have "the senpai effect"?
2)What if an Aishi after marry his senpai will use *senpai's surname* instead of her? Will her son or daughter will have the Senpai Effect too?
yes, it will. Ryoba has a sister, and she also gets rid of rivals
Not only that but what depends is the bloodline and the genetics not the surname.
I thought the First Aishi came to Japan in 1797, not 1796. Is this intentional or a mistake?
I think that I have used the term "First Aishi" inconsistently...
The woman who migrated to Japan arrived in 1796, but didn't have a child until 1797.
The migratory woman was the origin point of the Aishi Condition, and was the first person to use the surname "Aishi". However, her daughter was the first person to actually experience the Aishi Condition.
Sometimes I refer to the woman who came to Japan as the "First Aishi", because she used the name first, and sometimes I refer to *her child* as the "First Aishi", because she was "patient zero" for the Aishi Condition.
It's complicated, and I look forward to the day I can lay it out in plain language, but I don't want to spoil the surprise just yet...
@@YandereArchive I do know that there is a Family History timeline on the official website that says the child was born in 1800. How old is that, by the way?
So like the aishi condition is not only an illness but of a inheriting will that was passed down generations to generations. That's interesting.
Question: Were there ever Aishis who DIDN'T have love rivals? I'm sure not every one of them would have love rivals. Still, there might be obstacles, but they wouldn't necessarily be those who are also in love with the Senpai/Love Interest
Nice to meet you. I am a university student in Japan. I love your game since early 2015!(♡ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈) (Sorry if there are strange places because I use the translation function；；)
I'm not good at English, so I'm following the story of your game with a Japanese translation posted by a Japanese RUclipsr.
Also, I thought that if I translated the question from now on as it is, the delicate nuances would change, so I will post it in Japanese.
もしアイシ家が天皇の血筋だったら？というのは面白い考えだなと思いました。アイシ家の始祖がメガミのような、全ての頂点に立つような女だったらゲームが成立しない、または新しいゲームになってたかもしれないと考えるとワクワクします。
しかし、1796年にアイシが渡って帰化したという流れは不自然なように思います。日本では当時、鎖国(Sakoku)というオランダ以外とのヨーロッパ諸国の付き合いを断絶させており、オランダとも出島(Degima)という小さな島でのみ交流を続けているような外交状態でした。そのような状況でヨーロッパもしくはアメリカの血が入ったアイシが、仮にシルクロードを通ったとしても日本に入り込めるかは疑問が残ります。そして、明らかに日本人の見た目ではないアイシが受け入れられるかも疑問です。開国以降留学へ行った日本人の多くがヨーロッパの女性を見て賛美の言葉を多く残している事からも、アイシがよっぽど流暢に日本語を話さない限りは、モンスターのように珍妙に見られると思います。
そして、動画では「天皇家だったら」という話をされてましたが、1796年は江戸時代であり、当時の最高権力者は徳川(Tokugawa)のものでした。天皇は1392年から実権を失っており、1796年には京都で徳川家に飼い慣らされていました。ですので正しくは「アイシが徳川の次期将軍に恋したら？」だと思います。
ただしこの場合、1867年に幕府は崩壊してしまう為、YandereDevが説明してくれたような状況にはなりません。
ただ……アイシが天皇に恋をして、子供を産んだ後は、愛した夫や子供の為に徳川家を滅ぼし実権を約470年ぶりに取り戻したと考えると、辻褄は合いますし、とても面白い物語が考えられるだろうなと思います。
とは言ったものの、日本は太平洋戦争に負けて、天皇も象徴として実権を剥奪された現代では、リョウバやアヤノは結局似たようなスクールライフを送る事になっていたと思います。まあ、アイシの血が入った天皇が絶対の国が日清戦争、日露戦争、第一次世界大戦、日中戦争、第二次世界大戦、太平洋戦争をどう駆け抜けるかは史実とは違ってきそうな気もしますけどね。
Summarizing the requirements that I wanted to convey after watching the video
・For a game set in Japan, the historical research was a little strange from a Japanese perspective.
・If you don't mind, please tell me if it's "my idea, Japan's history is like this" or "I want to follow the historical facts because I want to show reality"
These are the two points.
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I cannot speak Japanese.
Well….. He is American.
I can't wait for this game to be finished!
Also, take all the time you need, Yandere Dev. Don't forget to stay hydrated and take breaks whenever you need to.
Is it possible that an aishi member could find a new senpai or is there always only one
What if ayano is just depressed her whole life , but how you say the aishi thing worked sound like depression
i Giggle when they said " mom is this one " i just laugh 😂
Can't wait for Yandere Simulator's 1780s mode.
One question… has there ever been a male Aishi? That wasn’t the Senpai but a son of them?
Yep.
@@YandereArchive
Oh cool!
Can you tell us their name?
Or they just have a name of a blade like the rest?
Of course there would be. Its probably impossible for multiple Aishi's to be born with this condition and them all being female, or multiple kids being born and only one of them (which would be the girl) having the condition. What I'm guessing is that all the kids probably have the condition as a part of the bloodline, and a boy was probably born once too which he would've had the condition.
Guess we’ll never know 🗿
What would happen if an Aishi was never able to fulfill their senpai effect? What if they either, never found a certain “emptiness healing” individual, or they were never able to connect with that individual? Is it just not an option, or will the Aishi die of the longing if unable to marry or connect with the individual?
That's kind of cool.
I love this game it is do detail and had lots of lore
Interesting thank you for this amazing and detailed answer. 😊
What if senpai and yandere Chan swap places
Like a swap au
What about if someone broke off from the royal family and was outcasted?
6:52 is funny ✨
i sort of using this idea but not the method really since all royalty in my Gacha Universe still go to school.
What if a boy that triggered the Senpai Effect in a Aishi woman didn't like women? How would that effect things?
Aishi will betray, bully, burn, crush, decapitate, drown, electrocute, kidnap, poison, stab, drive people to suicide, and torture people until they are mind-broken slaves who obediently follow all commands.
Consent isn't high on their priority list.
@@YandereArchive Ah, ok. Thank you!
calling it the senpai effect would however mean that an Aishi is not able to love anyone whose age is inferior to theirs, so "kouhai"
This is really interesing video and gave me a few questions:
1. What would happend if the Senpai was also a Yandere?
2. It's possibile that two or more Aishis (for example siblings or cousins) can feel to the same Senpai?
3. And last thing that I think about for years: What would happend if Aishi's family for some reason decide to stood on their way to the one Aishi's Senpai? Would they treat their family just like the rivals or other enemies?
not the developer but there's a webcomic (stalker x stalker) that answers al these questions. hypothetically:
1. if two yanderes trigger each other the senpai effect, they will get along and love each other, but would still eliminate any possible obstacle
2. Two aishis falling in love w the same senpai would probably make their senpai agree to be the bf/gf of both contemporary
3. considering yandere sim universe, probably this scenario would not be possible, bc due to the hereditary condition, the yandere parent would be happy for their kid, and whatever the opinion of the senpai parent is doesn't matter
What if the Empress was bloodthirsty out of boredom? Would the rejected suitors get executed assuming they didn't click with other members of the family?
Very Clever indeed, I wonder what would happen if an Aishi Member never found a Destined Senpai
I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS MEDICAL THING IS REAL WHATTTTTTTT
calling it. the Aishi curse is related to whatever is going on in that Yanvania thing (even though that was a joke parody mini game). or well something akin to that. something akin to that mini game's plot did happen.
What if a Senpai effect triggerer refuses.Simple answer could be that the Aishi kidnaps them,or tortures them into it.Though it is a fun thought to imagine different outcomes
That could hypothetically mean the Aishi bloodline avoids the Boxer Rebellion, the Russo-Japanese War, WW1 and WW2
I think I have a theory on how the Aishi Condition came to existence.
I’m guessing the original Aishis were West African or Middle Eastern, where witchcraft and sorcery is very prominent.
The first Aishi may have gotten into a feud with someone with a high temper, and they cursed her whole bloodline with this condition.
I’m going to assume that the first Aishi didn’t know that she had already gotten cursed since she already met the love of her life, but she was afraid that she was in harms way, so her and her husband moved to Japan, far away from her enemy.
Me: watching this
My mom: what’s re you doing?
Me: learning about a alternative timeline in which Japanese royalty had no emotions 👍
Do All Who Born Aishi Are Emotionless Or Only Females In The Family Like Ryoba And Ayano?
quick question:
What would happen if an aishi never found their 'senpai' in their lifetime? Or has there ever been a specific aishi that never found their senpai? Like an aunt or uncle?
most likely they will commit suicide, because living forever in a stage on a par with severe depression all their lives is unbearable
Maybe 10-11 other girls with also experience the senpai effect but they rarely have a similar condition and as a result the 11-12 girls must go against each other to compete for their senpai but it usually ends in the Aishi winning their senpai
Calling it the senpai effect is kinda confusing because senpai means upper class men so I would probably call it the sole-mate effect instead
Yandere dev said canonically only people who are older than the Aishis can trigger the Senpai effect
this is pretty intressting but i've been thinking about something that i would like to ask you ask you out of curiousity:
what if a member of Aishi's family's senpai (aka the boy who trigerred the senpai effect) is the same as the one from another aishi or someone else with the Aishi condition? is it possible? if so,how would it turn out? and,if such scenario occurs in the original game,like the DLC for example, how would it occur to eliminate them (as a rival)?
you can take your time to answer and take consideration about this subject, YandereDev
You have such an amazing Imagination
3:05 then how has noone 'connected the dots' as it were and found a repeated pattern? Do they constantly move around? And most importantly why does noone in the city recognize the family name?
Hmm i have some questions too. What made u came up with this condision? Did u took inspiration from somewhere? Is that condition passed down to the men too? Also if all that is true then why the Aishi arent royalty anymore?
Yandere dev hello when I wanted to download Yandere simulator on my pc I saw on the site that the game at the moment for pc only and on android there is no build yet, but if the game still becomes on android then you can do so that you would need to drive your increase, and less than 18 can not drive more children will drive 18 or 17, if the game will be for android then make it more difficult so that the child could not kill someone or make it so that more than 19 can be driven and then the children will drive only 18 or 17
I have a question that idk if it had been answered yet,but there wasn't any male aishi who had the same condition?or even the aishi's having multiple children?bcs it's very unlikely that 6 times in a row the aishi bloodline only would had one single daughter
My dumb self thought about Star Wars when I clicked this video. Not disappointed.
I was just wondering about the "Senpai effect" does it only happen with the opposite gender of the Yandere or can it happen with the same gender?
It has occurred with the same gender.
Hey yandere dev, it’s small but I noticed there’s a problem with the drama club lately.
Whenever you kidnap or kill a drama club member the club shuts down, as per usual. But since it’s shut down you cannot access the stuff inside. That includes the paper clips to use to craft a lock pick, if you could just move it or something to a different spot that would be helpful? Thanksn
I would like to ask you an important question: Will you change the tasks for all the students and assign tasks that match their hobbies, just as you did with the cooking club members?
Ok, I know this will never happen but I loki would play a Dystany/Imperial Mode of Yandere simulator
but like the main games timeline is 202x which means there is no such a thing like royalty ? how ayano will eliminate the rivals the same way or another method ????
the Japanese Royal Family still exists in 2023, in fact, there is actually still an Emperor of Japan. it’s that they have no actual power and it’s ceremonial
@@robowisanveithasung6022 ohh thanks i didnt know that
@@1ll4y4_ 👍
It means they would have a lot more resources and those resources would be used by psychopaths so yes everyone would be Dead
Most realistic HOI4 run:
Yandere dev I have a suggestion, what do you think after Ayano is beaten by a delinquent and she goes to the clinic, after she gets out, there are bandages on her face
For a long time, I wish this would happen
Finally I gathered my courage to say my proposal
Now ppl will stop making theories about ''If Ayano was the princess of Japan''
Thanks
glad I'm not the only one who thinks those videos are annoying
@@herelieskokoro Yeah a total nonsense ^^
Here's a new idea: what if Ayano was alive during WWII?
It would be hard for her to get a senpai when most of them are out fighting. Moreover, her methods of eliminating rivals would have to differ greatly due to the circumstances. The WWII-era specific methods might include, but are not limited to:
- framing a rival for treason against Japan (e.g. planting American propaganda or a weapon used to kill a Japanese soldier, painting an enemy flag).
- framing Allied forces for that rival's death ("Those American scumbags shot that good-for-nothing homewre... I mean that poor nurse!")
- tricking the Americans into bombing a rival's position (by sending them false intel convincing them that their love rival is actually crucial to the Japanese war effort)
- getting them transferred to a more dangerous position - or at least away from senpai.
- (if any Germans are visiting) out the rival as a Jew.
- (if the rival works at a factory) arranging a workplace accident
* BEWARE: if the senpai works there as well, Aishi must not kill him in the process.
If she's out in the front lines, would she be useful against the Americans or would she focus more on assassinating HER OWN countrymen - or women? What do you think would happen to a WWII-era Aishi?
P.S. It may also be the REASON the Aishis are so messed up in the first place. The first psychotic Aishi could have been an atom bomb survivor who became psychotic as a result of radiation poisoning.
6:55 XDDD
So might there be a version of the game where ayano plays as royalty?
Maybe an alternate timeline?
2:36 Yandere dev you said 1796 and then 1976 so with one?
1868 Boshin War yandere sim spinoff when?
Maybe this could be another mode like 1980s mode?
I see....hmh......but I'm curious about what you said in the video...
Multiple times, you said "she" as a main pronoun when describing what happens with the Aishi family and you mentioned in a different video that no, it's not exclusively a trait/heritage thing given to just female family members but now I wonder; Is the Aishi condition more common with females than males? This could be me just overthinking since the only members of the family with the condition we've seen so far have been females (Ryoba and Ayano) but now I want to know.
Yandere Dev, if you see this, Could you answer this or would it lead to a spoiler about the lore of Yandere Simulator?
anyone please help after I open the application "the version of this file is not compatible with the version of Windows your running…" im using 32bit and can't play :
Hello and Yanderedev I'm playing a 2017 version of yandere Simulator and I'm trying to change the portraits of Students, after the portrait of Student 34 the rest doesn't appear anymore image when I try to put it, can you help me?
What would happen if no one in Japan triggered this effect?
If an Aishi isn't able to find anyone who can trigger the Senpai Effect, she will have to suffer from the Aishi Condition for her entire life.
If the Aishi was the Empress of Japan, though, she might travel to other countries to find someone who could trigger the effect...
@YandereArchive ok I didn't think you would answer me, thank you very much
So the Aishi condition only affects women?
What happens to sons born into the family? Or are there none for some reason?
Yanderedev already answered that question and said there have been male aishi's😅
it would work for males, since on the Characters page on the website, there is a Yandere-kun, so im guessing it effects everyone within the Aishi bloodline
I’m confused..is this the yandere dev’s account? He hasn’t post on that account for a long time..is this a new account 😀
This is his alt account to post videos that or aren't related to yansim or to talk about Yansim stuff that isn't on the development, like this video for instance
I think it's sort of a new one? The other one is for big important stuff and this is for little updates and random fun stuff.
its an alt account
It's his alt or old channel, he doesn't want to post unimportant videos on his main so he's using this at the momment.
I’m not sure if Ayanos parents are married and share the last name.
But I’d they do in that case wouldn’t it make more sense that the condition would be called whatever Her mothers maiden name was because it heridity from her mother.
Unless in Japanese culture the mothers last name is given too there children
Or yandere dev made a mistake.
Or the possibility that her parents just decided to give her, her mothers last name.
Nah the Aishi family is just built different. They just make their husbands/partners take their last names
Thats pretty cool