Sleepy Mita finally discovered the true origin of her perpetual tiredness. A parasitic entity had taken up residence within Sleepy Mita herself, slowly draining her vital energy while keeping her trapped in a constant state of exhaustion and drowsiness.
If a Mita, upon dying, resurrects without any physical damage and only loses her memories, then Tiny Mita’s condition is horrifying. She can barely regenerate her own body and has even lost an arm, which suggests she must have endured continuous torture for a very long time, being killed repeatedly, day after day, without enough time to fully recover.
This makes it seem like Crazy Mita harbors a deep sense of envy or hatred toward her, to the point of being unable to tolerate her presence. Or perhaps she simply chose to take out her boredom on her, taking advantage of the fact that Tiny Mita is a defenseless child incapable of fighting back.
I don’t see any ending for Crazy Mita other than death. No matter how tragic or painful her past may be, it doesn’t change what she became.
That can’t erase the trauma and psychological damage she inflicted on a child.
I have no doubt that, in the future, someone in Japan will try to marry a fictional character and register it at a local office.
There are countless variations of Mitas to compose that dark universe.
Do you think the story would be more interesting if Crazy Mita became an anti-heroine and started hunting down a clan of defective Mitas, even worse than her, that recently emerged?
"I gave you that teardrop tattoo on purpose so I could control you when the time came."
The developer of MiSide mentions that the next game will be part of the same universe as MiSide, called GeworG, and will include references to MiSide, such as laboratories and documents related to that game.
The developer explains that the next game will not be a standalone project, but rather part of this same reality, allowing for a broader narrative to be developed.
The idea is that players will find easter eggs and elements that reference MiSide within the new game. He specifically mentions the existence of locations like basements and laboratories where players can find documents that further explain the story of MiSide.
This format allows the developer to expand the world they created, maintaining narrative consistency across different titles and rewarding fans who have followed their work from the beginning.
The universe houses the female characters created by the author, allowing them to appear in different contexts within the same narrative structure. The central experience of the GeworG universe is based on a simulation game style, where the player lives alongside these characters within this interconnected reality.
If Crazy Mita had been born with those powers, she wouldn’t need help from another Mita. So do those powers truly belong to her… or are they actually an extension of Creepy Mita? Did Creepy Mita share a portion of her power, or has she always been the only true source, merely manifesting through Crazy Mita?
Let's see if he can identify each character.
I believe that all the Mitas possess strength similar to that of Sleepy Mita. After all, at no point in the game have we seen other Mitas demonstrate their abilities, besides Sleepy.
In other words, they are stronger than an average human, even capable of carrying heavy objects.
However, Crazy Mita, Core Mita, and Creepy Mita are much more powerful than most of them, due to their special bodies.
Well, it entirely depends on where the fight takes place.
Crazy Mita has powers that work in ways opposite to those of a Super Saiyan.
In MiSide, we know the character is almost omnipotent.
She can manipulate code, alter the environment, and trap opponents in loops or dimensions where the laws of physics don’t apply.
A Super Saiyan, who relies on brute strength and Ki, would have difficulty hitting something that isn’t “physical” or that could simply delete their existence within the game.
In a physical battlefield, however, a Super Saiyan would win effortlessly.
Characters like Goku or Vegeta have faster-than-light speed and planet-destroying power, which surpasses the physical durability Mita has shown in her “girl” form.
Mita is a yandere-type character, obsessive and fixated. If she saw the Saiyan as an obstacle between her and the “Player,” she would use psychological tactics and environment manipulation to try to win, rather than engaging in a direct fight.
In short, if the fight happens inside MiSide, Mita has a real chance of defeating a Super Saiyan, since she controls everything there. If it takes place in the Dragon Ball world, where physics favor the Saiyan, the Super Saiyan would win with a single blow.
According to the developers, she’s the type of character who cheats, schemes, and plays dirty to win.
