When you think about it, Flonne is the abstract ideal of a neetwife.
>Comes to you from parts unknown
>Needs a place to stay, starts living with you as a pseudo adoption
>No real job or immediate aspirations, spends most of her time in hobbies
>Not unclean or messy. Actively makes your living space more pleasant
>Not really a shut in, is happy to go do things
>Emotionally available at all times, deeply empathetic, and is always willing to help you, or tag along with what you're doing
>Mostly philosophically lazy. Actively works to improve your shared living space and make your lives better, but doesn't engage with traditional labor
>Goes to extreme lengths to talk with you and help you through your parental issues, and make you a better man.
>Is never a pushover, never lets you take the easy way out, and carries herself with dignity
>Is working to improve her situation, but never turns her back on you.
It's really incredible how well they did with her

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In this game's case, it wasn't so much that the characters themselves were appealing. I actually skipped all dialogue, story events and concerts! Didn't really think much about character choice either beyond stats and skills. The safisfying part was the gameplay grind; Building a good support deck and training properly can make some pretty cool builds! Watching a race come down to the wire and seeing your horse skank pop like 6 skills to blow past the competition IS pretty hype! But yeah, after binging it enough it gets annoying that the races are pretty much un-interactable RNG cutscenes. Plus the skills you gain are entirely dependent on your support cards, so if you don't pull any good ones enjoi ur shit build.