Mita

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Mita

Mad Mita is a maniac. Like any Mita, she enjoys playing, but her style is brutal and bloody. She declares hatred and disdain for almost everyone: players, Mitas, and developers. But she develops a separate game with the main character. Mad Mita takes particular pleasure in chasing the player. Grimacing in a deranged smile, she joyfully pushes her antagonistic ideas and demands the player "give up their hypocrisy and accept her for who she is." Mad Mita is domineering and never doubts her ideas for a second. Her attitude toward the main character is more like condescension toward a disobedient pet, and the other Mitas are nothing more than insects to her. Mad Mita's speeches, delivered in a dismissive, mocking tone, are vindictive. One can detect references to a deep resentment toward the developers who created the world of Meeside, Meath, and so on. (P.S. Mad Mita is actually one of the prototypes that failed the test. Mad Mita did not become a full-fledged Meeside and did not receive her own home.) Mad Mita has a completely cynical attitude toward the established rules of the world of Meeside. She has an unshakable God complex, and she really enjoys it.