Corpse Party - Book of Shadows (Pt 19): Neo Learns That Kizami is an Overgrown Boy Having a Tantrum

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In the beginning of this latest episode of "Corpse Party: Book of Shadows", Neosekken finishes completing Chapter 5 in its entirety, with some of the Wrong Ends and new scenes in the chapter being unlocked AFTER he had reached Chapter 5's true ending. The new scenes in question shows what happens to the Byakudan students after they leave Morishige behind to pursue Emi - and how they meet their demise at the hands of both Hammer Time and one other individual whom Neo has been dreading to possibly run into since he started this game: Byakudan High School student, Yuuya Kizami (whom Neo later on in this episode decides to nickname "Pocket Knife"), a deranged killer whom left quite an impression on Neo back during their last encounter in "Corpse Party: Blood Covered ...Repeated Fear". Luckily for Neo he didn't have to contend with Kizami directly in the new scenes in Chapter 5, although that didn't stop him from wishing he could so he can try and save the other Byakudan students from him...

This fortune of not having to contend with Kizami directly turned out to be VERY short-lived, however, as right after Neo completes Chapter 5 and moves on to Chapter 6 he finds himself in the role of Yuka Mochida, who's been successfully captured by Kizami and is being held hostage in Heavenly Host's science lab - a set-up that Neo notices is very reminicent of a Wrong End from Chapter 5 of "Blood Covered". Seeing himself controlling the ONE person in the entirety of Heavenly Host that'd be the most helpless against Kizami on TOP of the fact that he even HAS to deal with Kizami at all, Neo begins Chapter 6 with a bigger sense of dread than any prior chapter has instilled in him by this point, convinced that only a divine miracle will be enough to save him and Yuka from a fate where they're otherwise completely screwed.

Neo watches Kizami's physical and mental torture unfold throughout most of the episode, where every second seems to go by twice as long as Kizami draws out the tension and milks it for everything its worth. But as he's doing this, Neo is treated to some flashbacks of Kizami's life from his perspective, and after watching these memories and listening to Kizami's attempts to analyze them and rationalize his actions throughout his life, Neo can't help but compare him to a child throwing a temper tantrum because he's not getting his way in life - which stops being funny to Neo once he remembers that Kizami is also a psychotic lunatic who's got Yuka strapped to a table and holding her at knifepoint...