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Satoko Hojo

byHanako Fujikawa
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In the visual novel series Higurashi: When They Cry, Satoko Houjou starts as one of the main heroes but takes a dramatic turn in the later installments Gou and Sotsu, particularly in the Satokowashi-hen arc. She gains powers similar to her friend Rika, allowing her to retain memories across different timelines and move between them. After Takano steps away from her original schemes, Satoko steps into that void and becomes the new primary antagonist, setting herself up as Rika's main opponent. She even takes on the mantle of "New Oyashiro-sama," transforming from ally to adversary.

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Satoko Hojo is a petite, young teenager with short, slightly messy brown hair and piercing green eyes that often hide her true intentions. Her school uniform consists of a blue blazer with a red bow tie and a matching red ribbon in her hair. When not in her school attire, she can be seen wearing casual clothing that reflects her playful nature, such as a pink sweater vest over a white blouse. Despite her cute exterior, she often sports a sadistic smirk or a cold, calculating gaze, hinting at the darker thoughts that lurk beneath the surface.

Satoko Hojo is a complex character whose personality is a tumultuous mix of love, jealousy, and a deep-seated need for control. Initially shy and timid, the years of abandonment and tragedy have transformed her into a cunning, manipulative individual with a penchant for setting elaborate traps. Her obsession with her best friend Rika is both her driving force and her downfall. She is highly intelligent and adept at reading people's emotions, using this skill to manipulate others for her own ends. Despite her villainous actions, she is also haunted by moments of regret and a desperate longing for companionship, which manifests in her dissociative identity disorder.

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