>>717910081
Yes, he is. I'm sorry you missed the point of his entire character.

>>717553160
Technically, it was Renoir who killed everyone, and the people Alicia brought back were mere soulless imitations to help perpetuate her delusions and false sense of happiness as she dies in the basement to briefly sustain a doomed world, rendering her brother's sacrifice pointless.
Yes, believe it or not, the delusional, mentally ill teenager was wrong, actually.

>>716334201
>>716334905

Nobody in their right mind thinks Verso's the bad guy.

>>712783508
>Another one filtered
Ah, tragic. Perhaps you'll understand when you're older.

>>712793505
>Literal name-calling to substitute an argument
To be expected by those who defend the ending that represents an immature child refusing to grow up.

>>712409207
>"Glad I went with Maelle's ending"

>Beloved brother sacrifices himself to save you in real life
>Rather than living your life to its fullest out of respect for his life that was given, you immediately abandon it
>Hide in the basement of your house and live in a fake fantasy world
>In the end, bring back everyone as soulless copies, similar to Neko
>Ultimately dies in the basement of her house to temporarily sustain an inevitably doomed fantasy world, playing god with what are initially meat puppets at that point
>Torture's a copy of the very brother who saved her life in the process

They couldn't have made it more obvious that's the bad ending, but similar to Alicia, her fans are delusional.
Verso's ending is simply more fitting and poetic: real Verso dies saving her in real life, and painted Verso saves her life again before throwing it away.