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Kenji is a major character in Katawa Shoujo and attends Yamaku. Kenji is Hisao's | '''Kenji Setou''' is a major character in Katawa Shoujo and attends Yamaku. Kenji is Hisao's neighbor (across the hall in the dorms), who is legally blind, being unable to see anything unless he is almost an inch close to them. He appears to be very anti-social, claiming to be the "last sane man in an insane world." He often rants about feminist [[wikipedia:conspiracy theories|conspiracy theories]], claiming that feminists are evil and want to rule the world (these feelings are revealed to stem from his feeling tired after having intercourse with his ex-girlfriend a year before the story starts), among other pointless subjects, possibly rivaling Rin's "uniqueness" in that aspect. Kenji's route is the "Manly" ending of Act 1 if the player does not choose one girl to befriend over the course of Act 1. | ||
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Revision as of 01:50, 5 February 2013
Kenji Setou is a major character in Katawa Shoujo and attends Yamaku. Kenji is Hisao's neighbor (across the hall in the dorms), who is legally blind, being unable to see anything unless he is almost an inch close to them. He appears to be very anti-social, claiming to be the "last sane man in an insane world." He often rants about feminist conspiracy theories, claiming that feminists are evil and want to rule the world (these feelings are revealed to stem from his feeling tired after having intercourse with his ex-girlfriend a year before the story starts), among other pointless subjects, possibly rivaling Rin's "uniqueness" in that aspect. Kenji's route is the "Manly" ending of Act 1 if the player does not choose one girl to befriend over the course of Act 1.
