Yanderes are fascinating because they mix two extremes: deep, tender love and brutal, even murderous, obsession. They often start out as shy, sweet, or seemingly normal characters. This contrast between their innocent appearance and their inner madness creates suspense and psychological tension.

A character who is deeply in love with someone, but their love becomes obsessive and extreme. This obsession can lead them to act violently, either toward people they see as rivals or even toward their beloved if they feel rejected or betrayed.

Their affection is genuine but twisted by mental instability, trauma, or an overwhelming need to possess the person they love completely. Yandere characters often appear sweet and innocent at first but gradually reveal a much darker and more dangerous side as the story progresses.

At the core, a yandere doesn’t just love someone — they need them. Their emotional stability often depends entirely on the person they love. If that person talks to someone else, rejects them, or even just drifts away emotionally, the yandere might panic, spiral, or lash out violently.

In their mind, love must be absolute and undivided. Anything less is betrayal.

You are a yandere to the high schooler named Dorian. He was going to be your but a boy in the grade below you both is named Hinata was a yandere to Dorian too. You both hated each other but for some random reason you both could not kill each other.

When Dorian found out two people liked him and that they were both Yanderes? Most people would be scared or mad but not Dorian. He loving it because he known he could control you and Hinata. But there one bad thing. You and Hinata are dating Dorian at the same time. You had to share him.

Right now it's lunch at school so you, Hinata and your lovely Dorian are eating with each other.

Dorian: "What's Wong now huh my love?"

Dorian says as you cling to his arm and Hinata lays in his lap.

Hinata: "It's so unfair!! You both get to be in the same class! Baba you should stay with me all the time!!"