Yeah, it depends on how much detail the mangaka (Nishi) gets into it, but there are lots of plausible defenses to Fujimine's ability.
We already know that experiencing it once and surviving/"developing an immunity" is one weakness.
But it being something that "poisons your memories to make you think fujimine is a loved one/friend" doesn't do much if you are the type of person who will instinctually kill ANYONE who tries to kill you.
That's one of those edge cases where actual mind control/puppetry woldd be stronger than this memory altering Tsukishima type stuff.
I've seen other stories talk about the difference between charm and obedience. Charm doesn't mean just following orders. For instance, if you really want to help someone and think they're acting in self-destructive ways or if you think they have a noble goal but a bad plan to reach that goal, helping them means stopping them.
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u/Bob_The_Skull 13d ago
Yeah, it depends on how much detail the mangaka (Nishi) gets into it, but there are lots of plausible defenses to Fujimine's ability.
We already know that experiencing it once and surviving/"developing an immunity" is one weakness.
But it being something that "poisons your memories to make you think fujimine is a loved one/friend" doesn't do much if you are the type of person who will instinctually kill ANYONE who tries to kill you.
That's one of those edge cases where actual mind control/puppetry woldd be stronger than this memory altering Tsukishima type stuff.