TANYA: THE ISEKAIED DEMON

“It ain’t a warcrime the first time.” -Tanya’s entire personality summed up.

I watched a grown man take down a plane with a bayonet because he's rather die then tell Tanya he failed. The fear of Tanya brought him to a new level.

Tanya really did have the most evil origin story ever. Was an HR supervisor. That's the most evil thing I can think of.

Seems like a nice person to me. She trained those maggots to survive a war, she informed her enemies and gave them time go evacuate, she even tried to help a daugther reunite with her father.

I've heard that in the light novels she uses magic to produce a meth-like effect on herself while in combat. She's not just killing people with a grin, she's killing them while high as balls. Edit/correction: It's a side effect, not something she does deliberately. Still shooting fools up while high as a kite.

Tanya is the definition of "peace was never an option"

You forgot to mention that she literally did the training thing to try and make people drop out so she didn't have to go to the front lines. She tormented all those people just to try and not have to go to the front lines. And the fact that when she made the announcement she intentionally made her voice sound like a child so that people wouldn't clear out of the capital.

I feel like it's important to note that when CJ says Tanya cusses out God, he means that shit. This entire series is literally a grudge match because Tanya had a direct encounter with God and told him he weren't shit. The Sioux family was very literally empowered by Him to make her life hell, and she still packs them up. She's not just a demon, she's the straight-up Devil

The disrespect of planting your flag on the enemy capital, whilst singing your national anthem to the top of your lungs ON TOP of filming the whole thing right after blowing every political structure on sight has the be the most gangsta thing I've ever seen and I love it.

Mary: "You killed my daddy!" Tanya: "Do you have any idea how little that narrows it down?"

The fact that Tanya issued the warning on that town before blowing them the fuck up (in exhibit B) just so she could technically avoid going against an international law just makes her even better

She's actually the reincarnated soul and mind of a sociopathic atheist corporate ladder climber, which explains a lot. Hot take: he wasn't evil for firing the guy for poor performance. If the dude really needed to feed his family, why was he slacking off at work?

The only thing Train-kun accomplished was making her stronger. Imagine being a hard counter to an isekai vehicle. Actual menace.

Mary Sue: “You killed my father!!!” Tanya: “Do you have any idea how little that narrows it down.”

People seem to not understand the implications of the fact that Tanya is a sociopath. She completely lacks a moral compass and because of that she latches onto rules and power structures following them to the letter. She can consider how her actions fit within the rules of society, war, and the military hierarchy, but has no way to factor morality into a decision, making every decision of hers cold and logical. I would argue that her actions should not be judged as moral or immoral because it literally is not something that Tanya can consider. Regularly through the novels Tanya records and comments on the illogical decisions made by others, decisions that she admits that she does not understand how they made them, and those decisions are the result of the moral framework that she lacks. You don't blame the bear for mauling the hiker because the bear has no concept of morality as humans understand, you blame the hiker for being unprepared and careless. Tanya fits in the same category. She has no way to make a distinction between moral and immoral acts, she can only discern actions allowable within the rules and orders she has been given. Hence why, despite being staunchly anti-war and a pacifist when possible, she gravitated to the military, the only power structure with clear rules that was available to her. The books make it seem that Tanya lacks the ability to impose rules upon herself entirely, hence her lack of morals and need to find a place within an existing power structure, because she lacks morals she craves rules to tell her what to do. This is well covered in the books, and I can highly recommend them because they delve deep into the ethical and philosophical repercussions of the existence of sociopaths.

I love this show, so damn good, especially how Tanya just doesn't want to be in danger and just accidentally keeps making herself too good that they keep putting her into more and more important and dangerous positions. So damn good.

Exhibit D (It happens in the middle of exhibit C): while stationed in the desert, the food given to Tanya's battalion was trash, just pasta that they can't even cook because you know, it's the DESERT so there is no water around to "waste". What was Tanya's solution? Attack enemy bases just for the ingredients and water to cook. Enemy soldier: "WHY? This base holds no strategic value whatsoever, why are we getting shelled?" Tanya: "Run your pockets n****, I know you got basil!"

She disrespected truck-kun, a councilman, and became an absolute menace to both God and humanity. Let that sink in.

Woah woah woah, Tanya doesn't commit warcrimes. She wrote a whole book on how to do that shit without it being war crimes

The building that those two were placed in for disobeying orders is commonly known as a pillbox and was known to be the highest location for casualty ratings during the world wars as it was the opposing sides best bet to destroy in case there were troops stationed inside, and in doing so the only troops sent to these pillboxes were usually those that got into deep shit with their CO as punishment in stead of sending them home cuz army needed the numbers, but the main purpose of these buildings was to make sure none of the enemy troops could sneak past without the main force knowing