HANNAH IS MITSURU'S GATEWAY TO CANADA AND THE WESTERN WORLD.
On a less silly and capslock ridden note, I think Mitsuru does find Hannah a bit fascinating. She's practically from the other side of the world in Mitsuru's perspective.
She probably doesn't consider Hannah a friend just yet, being the icy, borderline paranoid girl that she is, but Mitsuru is endlessly curious about how things work in Hannah's world. She probably wants to compare notes on killing supernatural things, too. So she does have quite a few reasons to keep in contact with Hannah.
Yukari is...Interesting. On the one hand, Mitsuru knows that she's valuable as a Persona user. On the other, she finds Yukari's reluctance to summon, and overall attitude to be very trying. So she deals with it by trying to stay frostily cool, and detached; if that professional approach doesn't work, she don't know what else will.
She also really just doesn't get the other girl. They may as well be worlds apart when it comes to interests.
The one other thing is that I think Mitsuru is a bit disappointed in Yukari's impact on the team, even if she doesn't realize it. I think some part of her thought that it would be like having Shinjiro back in the team again, and things obviously didn't go that way. Which is probably another reason why Mitsuru tries to keep such a distance between them; since she isn't a comrade like Shinji was, she's more of a partner, and one she only has to be civil with instead of friendly.
Normal Akihiko first. Obviously, he's her team mate, but also a friend. They've known each other for several years, so she feels extremely comfortable around him. as long as the Nexus isn't messing with them. Since he's watched her back so often in the past, she probably trusts him the most out of anyone other then her own father
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Sure! First off, Soma is CLEARLY a learned guru of the fast food world.
He also seems friendly enough, and someone that she wouldn't have any problems with holding a conversation with. The courtesy he showed during their first conversation did help a lot with that.
And hanging out with Akihiko has gotten her used to silver hair, but he's still a bit on the pale side, which is something she's just a bit curious about.
Soma: Spending most of high school working part-time does that :3
on Soma's end, Mitsuru reminds him a bit of Mia and that Mia being friends with her lowers his guard (doesn't help that he has a thing for redheads), and wishes to get to know her better.
In spite of herself, Mitsuru is starting to open up a little to Sarah. I think it's both because of gender and age; she doesn't know a lot of adult women, and not many of them with Sarah's very, very nice personality. (Actually, said personality probably throws her off kilter a little, but it's a warm and fuzzy sort of off kilter, so she's not complaining.)
Mitsuru is also curious about the history of Sarah's world, due to the similarities it has with hers. But at the moment, she's not quite sure how to dig up more information; due to how Sarah treats her, she's worried about actually prying.
...THERE you are, hiding at the bottom of my responses. Sorry for the delay!
Mitsuru values Mia, and almost feels a sort of responsibility over her, despite the age difference; after all, she's a more experienced Persona user, and also enlisted Mia's help.
She also doesn't know what to make at any friendly gestures made by Mia. I think that part of it is because Mitsuru doesn't trust easily, but after the incident with Shinjiro, she might subconsciously be a bit cautious about turning new allies into true Digital Devil Saga level comrades.
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On a less silly and capslock ridden note, I think Mitsuru does find Hannah a bit fascinating. She's practically from the other side of the world in Mitsuru's perspective.
She probably doesn't consider Hannah a friend just yet, being the icy, borderline paranoid girl that she is, but Mitsuru is endlessly curious about how things work in Hannah's world. She probably wants to compare notes on killing supernatural things, too. So she does have quite a few reasons to keep in contact with Hannah.
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She also really just doesn't get the other girl. They may as well be worlds apart when it comes to interests.
The one other thing is that I think Mitsuru is a bit disappointed in Yukari's impact on the team, even if she doesn't realize it. I think some part of her thought that it would be like having Shinjiro back in the team again, and things obviously didn't go that way. Which is probably another reason why Mitsuru tries to keep such a distance between them; since she isn't a comrade like Shinji was, she's more of a partner, and one she only has to be civil with instead of friendly.
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Normal Akihiko first.
Obviously, he's her team mate, but also a friend. They've known each other for several years, so she feels extremely comfortable around him. as long as the Nexus isn't messing with them. Since he's watched her back so often in the past, she probably trusts him the most out of anyone other then her own father ( ... )
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He also seems friendly enough, and someone that she wouldn't have any problems with holding a conversation with. The courtesy he showed during their first conversation did help a lot with that.
And hanging out with Akihiko has gotten her used to silver hair, but he's still a bit on the pale side, which is something she's just a bit curious about.
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on Soma's end, Mitsuru reminds him a bit of Mia and that Mia being friends with her lowers his guard (doesn't help that he has a thing for redheads), and wishes to get to know her better.
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In spite of herself, Mitsuru is starting to open up a little to Sarah. I think it's both because of gender and age; she doesn't know a lot of adult women, and not many of them with Sarah's very, very nice personality. (Actually, said personality probably throws her off kilter a little, but it's a warm and fuzzy sort of off kilter, so she's not complaining.)
Mitsuru is also curious about the history of Sarah's world, due to the similarities it has with hers. But at the moment, she's not quite sure how to dig up more information; due to how Sarah treats her, she's worried about actually prying.
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Mitsuru values Mia, and almost feels a sort of responsibility over her, despite the age difference; after all, she's a more experienced Persona user, and also enlisted Mia's help.
She also doesn't know what to make at any friendly gestures made by Mia. I think that part of it is because Mitsuru doesn't trust easily, but after the incident with Shinjiro, she might subconsciously be a bit cautious about turning new allies into true Digital Devil Saga level comrades.
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