As WMG, Spoilers Off applies here and all spoilers are unmarked. You Have Been Warned.
- Maybe it's some kind of birth defect?
- What kind of birth defect causes you to have Super-Deformed proportions while simultaneously being eight feet tall?
- Confirmed, though the details are a little different than this theory. Specifically she more or less did this during the 1st game, but as it turns out she can only resurrect Yuki's body but not his soul, so she time leaped back and created a parallel world, which is when/where the story take place. She was on track to repeat the process again, until Yuki found out what had previously happened and managed to change her mind.
- This has been confirmed.
- Aaaand... Jossed by the chapter one after the guesser making this guess.
- So she can't just be an "angel"?
- Considering her Meaningful Name and how she's more of an assistant to Deus more than anything, she could probably just be considered a plain old demon; a mischievous troublemaker but someone whose power is not quite near the level of "the Devil".
- He was trying to hide a fragment of his power somewhere that Murumuru wouldn't think to look. Minene is uninjured because the power healed her stomach.
- Confirmed.
- He was planting the hallucination that surprised her into not killing Yuki.
- Nah, he probably transferred his power to her so that she can live longer and manipulate space and time to an extent to screw up Murumuru's plans. *Written July 17th.
- He was hiding his "core" from Murumuru. The core Murumuru has now is a fake.
- He was looking for his car keys.
- But then why would "he" fake the DNA test to have the third corpse be Yuno and not reveal that "he" was the real Yuno to drive the point home in front of Yuki while they were standing on the road?
- It would also explain why in Paradox "he" says he's not gay - technically...
- Jossed by latest chapter; Akise is an observer created by Deus.
- Quite probable when you think about it. Only one person can win the game, but Yuno's Yandere complex and Yuki's martyr complex make this utterly impossible. The only alternative would be.....
At the very least, it explains how she was able to open up the bank vault at the end of chapter 46.5.
- Guess confirmed, explanation Jossed. The current Yuno is the Yuno from the "First" universe. She won and went into the "Second" universe to spend time with Yuki, killing the "Second" Yuno and her parents. So biologically she is the daughter of the Gasais....but not the second universe's Gasais.
- Actually, unless I missed something, she's still the adopted daughter of the first-world Gasais, and we never find anything out about her biological parents.
- Jossed, although it IS pretty much stated outright that she needs to take meds.
- Jossed Kind of. He was created by Deus solely to observe and protect Yuki. But Deus doesn't seem to have had any actual gambit with him.
- This would explain Murumuru's memories at the end of Mirai Nikki Parodox of one Gasai Yuno standing over the murdered body of what appears to be another, identical Gasai Yuno. If Yuno became god, then went back in time with the intention of changing the past (probably in order to save her beloved Yukiteru and set him up as god) she would have had to kill her past self and take her place.
- The "winner of the game from a branching/previous timeline" part is implied to be true by chapter 51.
- Confirmed by chapter 53.
- Jossed: Paradox is the timeline that started before the main series, but everything was reset in order to fix causality.
- This is actually more plausible now that he had accused Murumuru of being Yuno, so there is at least some evidence that diary holders do change their form upon becoming God. It would also explain his obsession with Yukiteru and why he was trying to purposely keep him alive (Akise, anyone?).
- Actually it is much more reasonable to assume that Deus grew to like Yuki but didn't want to be overtly biased. Sometimes a god needs to make hard decisions, and Deus probably knew Yuki most likely wasn't ready to make them.
- This is actually more plausible now that he had accused Murumuru of being Yuno, so there is at least some evidence that diary holders do change their form upon becoming God. It would also explain his obsession with Yukiteru and why he was trying to purposely keep him alive (Akise, anyone?).
- And as an addendum, this second cellphone is the original cellphone of the original Gasai Yuno (who is also the very same Yuno that we are familiar with) who won the game in a branching timeline and became Deus. She then went back in time and assumed this timeline's Yuno's place, for reasons unknown (see the above WMG). The phone we've seen her using is the phone that was supposed to be given to this timeline's Yuno, but who was brutally murdered (by herself) before Murumuru could give it to her. Confirmed.
- Confirmed. Mind Screw possibly.
In the end, the "winner" of the game will face a Pyrrhic Victory, standing as God of a wrecked and broken world, robbed of all the things that once made life worthwhile and holding a power that can't simply "quick-fix" everything. They will then be faced with a choice: try and 'correct' things anyway, even after seeing how horribly that went last time and knowing that it will have countless unforeseen consequences... or live with the broken world they brought upon themselves?
- Funnily enough, Yukiteru ends up doing the latter after Yuno stabs herself. For 10000 years. ...He actually probably burned up part of his lifespan as a God.
Then after winning again she plans on going back in time to revive him and the other diary holders and start the game again to be with Yukiteru again.
Then after winning again she plans on going back in time to revive him and the other diary holders and start the game again to be with Yukiteru again.
Then......you get the point. Either way it's obvious that Yuno would get along brilliantly with Beatrice, Bernkastel, and Lambdadelta.
- Confirmed.
She's just a cutie that's been broken so many times over by winning the game. Not just once, but like the Troper above suggested, several times over... perhaps she's even gone into the hundreds by this time around.
Picture this scenario: The first time around, she and Yukki fell in love while trying desperately to survive, only for Yukki to either get killed or [[HeroicSacrifice let Yuno win. Having won, but still grieving for her lost love, she uses her God powers to do the only thing that really makes any sense to her]]
I can almost hear it... "Maybe... maybe I can bring him back to me...
- Well,if you contrast the flashback version versus the current version, you can definitely see that before, she wasn't exactly sane either. She makes a crude spear and throws it at someone for bullying Yukki for heavens sake. That said, it becomes obvious that after her first time through the game, she's lost it. So probably she was already going Yandere, but the game exacerbated an already developing illness and obsession.
- However,it is definitely true she used to be a lot saner, and the crude-spear!Yuno is probably the same Yuno that won the previous game. However, while she's always been a stalker, the methods she used when she thought Yukiteru was going to confess to Wakaba Moe are pretty tame. Her plan is just to dress up in a bunny suit and try to stop Yukiteru from giving Wakaba Moe the confession letter, though she fails pretty badly. Let me reiterate: the undisputed queen of yanderes encounters a very real hypotenuse who she doesn't murder and even fails in her attempts to break them up. Does that really sound like the Yuno we've grown accustomed to over the course of the series? The answer is no. Even more evident is the shot of Axe-Crazy Yuno over the bunny-suited original!Yuno when it is revealed there were two Yunos. This proves that yandere!Yuno didn't come into the scene until after the Wakaba Moe incident. Want more evidence? Akise figured this out when he realized Yuno's diary refered to Yukiteru as "Amano", something that original!Yuno's diary did. Really the only conclusion to be drawn from this is as follows: Yuno wasn't always the yandere we know and love, originally she was just a Stalker with a Crush. However, her experiences during the first (and possibly subsequent) games warped her and turned her crazy, making her even more obsessed with Yukiteru. So she used her newfound godhood to travel back in time, kill her saner, more innocent past self, and assumed a role as Yukiteru's guardian until the end of days. How it works out remains to be seen.
- This Troper wasn't refuting you, just pointing out that the crude-spear!Yuno calls him Amano, meaning she was the one who stalked Moe and hadn't played the game yet. She wasn't Yandere then, but the first steps had been taken. Also, she had killed her parents at this point, before the game had even started.
- Something else to keep in mind is what happened in the meantime. between the two games, she edits her memories. She clearly retains her increased care for Yukki from the first game, to make sure that she'll know to save him this time and try to secure their Happy End. But the first game had actually gone mostly right: the two of them still succeeded in teaming up to defeat the other ten owners. So to keep from interfering with that, it makes sense that she wouldn't want to remember more than necessary of the first game, to keep from changing things. So she ends up even more obsessed with Yukki, yet doesn't remember the details of why. Sounds to me like it's at this moment, as a result of this, when she ends up truly turning herself into a yandere.
- I just figured she wasn't originally a yandere, but her parents broke her into killing them (she ''was'' planning to let them out when they realized what they had done, but they never did), and then she fully lost it (I mean, she was talking to their bodies!). Losing Yukki in the AlternateUniverse just broke her further and led her to do what she did in this one.
- Jossed. He wins the second universe's game but is so depressed at his utter incapability to fix everything and his refusal to kill even more people for no reason that he just sits outside of space-time. Until Yuno breaks the space-time barrier with a hammer and Deus appoints both of them to rule the Third universe after him.
- Doubtful. She seemed pretty surprised at the possibility when it first came up on her diary, and seemed pretty excited/modest when it actually occurred. Still, its possible. Yuno has shown signs of hiding things even from herself.
- I'm pretty sure we can't trust Yuno's thoughts in the early chapters. She also seemed surprised when Yuki stopped ignoring her.
- When she was about top be raped by the cultists she said she wanted her first time to be with Yukki. But even if she had rewritten her memory, if it hadn't been her first time then Yukki should have remarked on this when/after they had sex. He didn't which shows us that she really was a virgin.
- I'm pretty sure we can't trust Yuno's thoughts in the early chapters. She also seemed surprised when Yuki stopped ignoring her.
- Coincidence, most likely.
- Kinda-sorta confirmed and jossed. They are meant to be representations of his parents, but his parents are actually the ones who bought him the dolls, before they died. It was actually one of the very few times the three of them looked like a happy family.
On the other hand, she is quite the sophisticated Master of Disguise. She is able to easily take up the identity of someone she recently killed, like that rookie cop. Kinda sounds like a Spy with the 'Your Eternal Reward' knife. Traits she doesn't have include not being a smoker, not being a Psycho Knife Nut (that title goes to Yuno) may or may not be fluent in foreign languages and sleeping with one's parent (since she's a woman, that would be your father!).
- Or she is a case of "THAT SPAH'S A DEMO(WO)MAN!"
- And her missing eye becomes the new MONOCULUS!
- Or she is a case of "THAT SPAH'S A DEMO(WO)MAN!"
So what really must be going on is that when Yuno wished to go back in time, her powers simply manifested in the closest possible means to her wish — a world of soulless automatons based on the originals was created. The real reason the second world was slated to end on 7/28 was because her powers were unable to extrapolate beyond when she'd already been. In fact, the world came apart at the seams early due to all the alterations she had already done.
So then, you might ask, what really happened when Yuno killed herself and Yuuki became god of the second one? Purely an illusion: A goddess can't kill herself with a knife. The real Yuno is in time-altered stasis on 7/28 in the first world, and Yuuki never bothered to recreate the world because Yuno's powers reached a limit. The time skip was a lazy, taxed extrapolation by Yuno's powers of 10k years in the future, and as a failsafe it "resurrected" Yuno to give it all a sense of continuity. Yuki will "create" a world much like the first world after 7/28 would be, and Yuno will live happily ever after with a soulless clone of Yuki.