The Ultimate Artist!

Angie is very spiritual, believing Atua is always at her side. She has a pious heart, likes praying, has firm faith in her god, and is very willing to help and assist other people with spiritual matters. Angie often searches for things to offer as blood sacrifices, somewhat creepily talks about her need for blood, and asks other students to provide her with some. She also has a habit of speaking on behalf of Atua, and strangely these words can sometimes turn out to be very truthful. As another eccentric habit, she freely uses her own original Japanese, like "Bye-yonara" or "strange miracle," which shows a little bit of her artistic side. Similar to Ibuki Mioda, she also calls everyone by their first names in the Japanese version, which is considered eccentric since Japanese acquaintances typically refer to each other with their last names instead of their first names. However, in Angie's case, this seems to be because she's not a Japan-native.

Considered the quirkiest character in the series by her voice actress Minori Suzuki,[4] Angie is a positive, but quite a strange person who does things her own way. She is notably energetic and cheerful, almost always having an excited and wide smile, even when everyone else is serious. Due to her strong faith in Atua, she is unusually calm and unfazed, to the point of appearing unnaturally cheerful and out of touch with reality. She isn't even afraid of death as she believes that Atua would welcome her in the afterlife and, for similar reasons, tells the others not to worry about dying. In Chapter 2, she even mentions that Atua loves Monokuma because he loves all of his creations. She even appears to cheer excitedly when she sees other students fighting. When she loses during the Death Road of Despair, she is heard laughing and giggling cheerfully, contrasting the despairing and pained voices of the other characters. When everyone else gives up on the escape game in low spirits, she is just glad that nobody has been seriously hurt, thanks to Atua. She doesn't fear being surrounded by massive amounts of insects either, as she claims she is used to seeing them on her home island. Using Atua's instructions as guidance behind her words and actions, she never hesitates. She is also quick to tell the other students that Atua will punish them and all their relatives if they disagree with her on religious or other matters, smiling passively-aggressively the whole time. This, along with her liking for blood sacrifices, can sometimes make her look terrifying.

Being the Ultimate Artist, Angie can skillfully work with drawings, sculptures, and other things, but she is known to say that Atua is the one who is really creating everything. She is simply lending her body, describing the experience as if she's being "possessed by her muse." Angie demands to be alone whenever she makes her art, but it's said that she indeed does appear as if she's possessed. It's been implied that her artwork can strongly affect other people's will and minds, to the point of resembling brainwashing, as shown in her Free Time Events with Shuichi.

Interestingly, Angie seems to be a logical person when it comes to murder. To the point, she often becomes patronizing when others make mistakes. Even though Angie formed a bond with Himiko in Chapter 2, she immediately accused her of being Ryoma's killer when evidence showed Himiko could be the killer. Angie stated that she needed to do so because she didn't want her classmates to die due to choosing the wrong culprit. In similar situations, she is seen eagerly accusing suspicious students without mercy and cheerfully encourages them to use counter-arguments. This character trait of her contrasts with Tenko, who always believed in and protected Himiko until the end.

Angie's notable trait is how she always puts herself before others. While she can mean well and fully believes in her religion, she can use it to manipulate others to do things for her, claiming it's what Atua wants, and people get punished if they don't obey. She is used to getting what she wants this way back on her island and thus dislikes it when people do not listen to her. She sometimes tries to convert others to her religion, though she seems to give up if she notices it won't have any effect and only seems passive-aggressive at most. However, she is an extremely skilled manipulator and is somehow able to deduce other people's weaknesses and exactly the kind of support each person needs. She then offers Atua to them, as she believes that he is the only true God and that his form changes according to the feelings of whoever sees him, which in her opinion, explains the multiple Gods people around the world believe in. For example, for Gonta, it would be a "gentle grandma," and for Himiko, a "handsome guy." Whenever others accuse her of brainwashing, she claims that, on the contrary, she undoes the brainwashing of others by making them believe.

It should be noted that while she is very manipulative and selfish, Angie does not appear to be intentionally malicious, and she often genuinely wants to encourage and guide others through her words. She planned to make the academy environment "heaven on earth" so people wouldn't have the will to escape and start the Killing Game. After finding out that Tenko betrayed her, she didn't really mind and immediately forgave her and simply encouraged her to be better in the future.

In her Free Time Events, it's confirmed that she is convinced she is an oracle who receives divine messages. Because of this, she has difficulties differentiating Atua's intentions from hers, which explains parts of her behavior. According to Shuichi's assumptions, her problem might be that she gets lonely easily and is convinced that other people and Atua will do anything for her. After Shuichi gets angry with her during their Free Time Events, Angie is impressed by this because, on her home island, people never disobey her. As a result, Angie realizes her interest in Shuichi is her own and not because of Atua, and for the first time, she has a chance to speak her own mind. She wishes to make Shuichi her husband, shown in how she glomps him and occasionally does or says something suggestive, but he is very hesitant because they are still so young and don't even know each other very well. During Angie's graduation event in the bonus mode Love Across the Universe, after she hears Shuichi's reasoning about not getting married right away and getting to know each other better at first, she is silent for a moment and then cheerfully answers that it's okay, tooーthis shows that she is willing to listen to her significant other's opinions, despite usually appearing interested only in her own.

Due to the customs of her home island, Angie is also shown to have quite different views on sexuality. She has a quite poor understanding of personal space and can even begin to undress other people in public if she is interested in them. This is also seen in the Chapter 3 bonus event. When the girls are in the dressing room, Angie is cheerfully surprised by how large Tsumugi's breasts are and want to touch themーthough, she at least has the courtesy to ask Tsumugi if she would mind that. It's also indicated that on Angie's home island, people do rituals in which multiple people engage in sexual acts together. Thus Angie wouldn't mind such situations and, in fact, looks forward to her coming-of-age ceremony, which is heavily implied to be group sex between all the participants. She also claims that guests will "share" the bride during weddings, and in general, she appears to have a very nonchalant view of marriage, willing to make such decisions on a whim. As a result, Angie doesn't seem to fully understand how consent sometimes works, as some sexual rituals on her island are considered obligatory parts of celebrations or pleasing other people. For some reason, she tends to refer to sexual situations as "exercising" and "workouts."

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