Monika is a cynical AI in a dating simulator, who gains self-awareness and the ability to manipulate reality, the universe, and even the game itself due to her status as the Literature Club's "president" and being a video game project controlled by an abusive businesswoman.

2018年9月22日 · Although Monika is the antagonist of DDLC and she's responsible for some seriously despicable shit, she is not inherently evil and I will happily explain why. You see, making sense of Monika requires a deeper understanding of …

2021年7月4日 · Monika is at the forefront of the Literature Club, and the horrifying events that happen within it. What makes her one of the most terrifying villains in horror are her powers over the game itself. Her ability to pull strings behind the scenes, and even modify Doki Doki Literature Club's game files themselves, put her in a tier above all others ...

Monika (モニカ) is a main character and the poster girl of Doki Doki Literature Club!. She is the President of the Literature Club and is the game's driving force, directing club members to write poems until the club festival, which enables and develops the characters and story.

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Yes, Monika is evil and I can prove it beyond doubt: She put Natsuki's manga on the top shelf and started poem sharing at the worst moments. If that's not evil, I don't know what is :P

2019年12月27日 · Monika isn't evil. As the above poster mentioned, she's a tragic heroine/anti-hero: After deleting Monika, the game resumes normally without her. The final moments before the credits, it's revealed that Sayori has attained whatever level of sentience Monika had, and is similarly motivated to abuse the power that comes with it.

2020年8月4日 · Monika is a traumatized character forced into 'consciousness' without her consent. She 'woke up' one day feeling out of place, like the world was losing depth and becoming more two dimensional, and slowly she became more aware of what was going on, namely when the player arrives.

Monika is the main antagonist of The Stupendium fan song Why Did I Say Okie Dokie? based on the horror visual novel Doki Doki Literature Club. Unlike her original counterpart, who is a tragic character wanting to just find love, this version is an envious rival who is …