F for copyright 😟😟😟😔😔😔😔😔😔 my greatest rival

That ending gave me a heart attack my phone was on full volume

Fun fact: If u notice scaramouche when he is in his harbinger clothes, his hat is from traditional japanese women, but when he become 'Wanderer' his hat is from japanese traditional man

I like how both Chuuya AND Dazai were empathizing and understanding him. Like with Dazai connecting Scara's so called "family" dying with Oda and his bad experience with Dottore with Mori (both traumatizing doctors). While, Chuuya obviously connected him a lot with not being human/clones and experimentation. I love the way you showcased the similarties really well, the whole scene with Chuuya and Dazai was really cool too. The interaction with kouyou and Dazai along with the comparison/similarities of Chuuya and Scara personalities (immature and angry easily) was really nice. In general, I love BSD reactions of Scaramouche, but this is one of the best I've seen so far, lots of detail, very canon in personalties/actions, and good observations! Keep up the good work!

nah this whole video is giving chuuya flashbacks im so sorry for him 😭

HELP HOW DID THEY NOT LAUGH WHEN HE SAID CVM

OMG WHEN CHUUYA SAW THE "SECOND" SCARAMOUCHE IT MAKES ME CRY OH NOOOW POOR BABY HAVE MEMORIES NOOOOOOOO (I think scaramouche and chuuya would become friends idk why)

What is it with people who have some pretty traumatic pasts that grow up and start to abused children!???

bro what if in this au scara used the book to make everyone forget about him 😳

them literally reacting continuously to every detail and even making connections, noticing the similarities and differences EVTH- THIS IS PERFECT OMG

The fact that scara is 500+ years old and that song called him "too young to be singing the blues"

Its so sad how the whole betrayal thing between Scara and Ei is a huge misunderstanding, ei had made the puppets to rule over inazuma and protect it from change. Scaramouche was only a "failure" bc he had emotions and was more human than what had been needed for a puppet (the fact he felt betrayal and anger is an example, also hes able to be self driven and be his own person). The raiden shogun (puppet) carries no emotions and is simply a vessel with controls and the instruction to protect eternity at all costs. Which then leads to Ei feeling too cruel killing scara bc he wasnt just any puppet, and from his perspective she abandoned him bc he was weak which was not the case, Ei just left him to wander the world where he can be like a human. Its really ironic though, he believes or believed so strongly that there was not a single part of him that was human, but thats the exact reason he ended up in his situation. The misunderstanding will never really be resolved and thats so fucking sad 😭

Dazai- "Wonder what his ability is?"

'my my, it seems Chuuya may relate to Scaramouche, no?' was ligit what went through my head and probably Mori and Dazai's aswell-

I love how 2 of my favorite characters have such a similar backstory and personality 🤭

8:12

I personally think the book is like the dragon balls it goes to a new location after it's been used💀

The ending scared the shit outta me like why bro🖐🏻😭

I never realized how similar Chuuya and Scara's back stories till now

The end scared the living hell out of me